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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
BIG SHOW ON
 THIS EVENING

Ths Inst motion rl,tm, show for th" winter Will take place this evening, and from rh" adNau,. sale af seats. nearly ,N,rl person n N"m,. i- going To be there E5
 i.ast winter th.r.. urr. lo" many "t the moving rictu. >hoN- and lhr r,."- rlr got tir.d of them week in and week out But now they ar,. anxious [" ~"r moving pictures and enjoy a g""d laugh Then the manager ol this show has mad, arrangements for other forms of amus"mcuts which Whl r.- lirtr thu unn"tou, experienced u th" motion picture shows ar thy past
 From the program advertised th" show to b. given this evening will b" well worth the price. of admission ask rd and th.. larg" house which will turn ont will prove that the propl" l"yc q" br entertained with a variety instead af too much sameness
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK Feb. 3 Miss pa"rh> Am"0d 'h" beautiful hen"s- amt daughter "r Suns I Aruald th. wealthy manufacturer i- missing and her whereabouts ha>. been unknown to h'r relatives and friends in this citN fur N" months pu December Miss Arnold sailed flor Europe with thr iu- t"ntiau D. rrndug rh. holidays wirh ru.ad of hers m Pans. France Smre lh. une ut hrr departure. mol l word has been heard of hrr and II is fe.u,d that som" harm has b,falln the haud~am. American Wamau
 The missing W"mau'~ father. nha .- distracted over the situation. adlauc,~ the theory that the girl i~ dead that
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Sreeisl Nugget Service

!
 LuS ANGELES. Feb. ro sub stautiagr his allegations in a lawsuit fu ufa thousand d"lIar~ damages. which u.- contends is due him trnm <, lucal do,lpu whom he claims k guilty of uiaHrarli,, up"u him. Henry Chris tie a merchant nf this citA. today submitted Co a second operation. m order Ia pr,N" that rh, first time he was under thy Eu.i-. h" Mas mistgeat- eel by the ph> -ician. christie has been under che knife for two hours now but as yet no report. as |" his condition, has he,n turned m.
 About three months as" Chr.a,ic. believing that h" was afflicted th som, deadly disease, agreed to be "p- erated upon. The same day he was work was done.
 week after the first operation tn,. patient felt severe pains issuing from the part "f the body which had hecn knifed.
 He complained to the surgedn hur received no sympathy. As days went on the ailment got worse until finally Christie decided to visit another doe tor which he did He was informed that he had heen "butchered" by his first attendant and that another op- | eration was necessary if he cared |,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
PSMAYWAR W|THU,S. PANAMA LANDSLIDE BURIES 50
SECURES DETAILED PLANS
 OF CoRREGID0R FORTRESS

The print Was carefully drawn and photographed eyidencing the fact that II Was tn" work "f skilled artist.
 officials here ar" greatly worried over th" situation and are puzzled [" the extreme. inasmuch as not a p.t. son has been allowed un the island be si'"- th"s" wh" rightfully belong there. Suict guard has been kept of late. since th" reports that Japaursc spies were active in the islands
 The blueprint drawing found in CaI- utta i- perfect and mol a detail .s- arrd th" man Wh" drew the plan
 That il was drawn hy Jaraur~.. i~ tn assured fact as an oriental stamp
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Special Nugget Service.

GLASGOW. k. Feb 8 creating q panic aud frightening those who had come tu witness her remains laid te rest at the lpcal cemetery Mrs. Jane pitcock, an octngenarian. came to lir in her coffin. a~ il Mas being lowered into the grave which had been dug fol her today.
 Mrs. Pitc"rn Was pronounced dead yesterday morning by the tw" rhysi- clans who attended h,r Not hear, beat could be heard al that time nor did the aged woman show amy signs of life
 As the woman Was well known a large crowd turned out to pay her lasl tribute and IS many followed the cof. fin containing her hod, 10 the grave yard.
 Following the services at the gray. preparations were made to lower th,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CORPSE COMES TO LIFE
 PANIC AT GRAVESIDE

r"illu. when uoi~. nas heard "m'rg ing from the inside nf the ya-k,t
 Al th" suggestion nt "u" "l the mouru"rS th" Iid nf the collin was r.- moved. and Mrs Pitcoch weak and ralcd, "p'ncd her eyes and stirred creating go panic among her mourncrs
 When all had been quietcd. th" >y"- man who was to have been laid Co her final rest. asked nne of the attendants what aIl the disturbance was about
 The aged woman wa removed from the coffin, placed in d carriage and taken back to her home. where she Is now being examined hy the physicians who. but day before had pronounced her dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
NEW YORK HE|RESS
 MISSING IN EUROPE

-h. probably ap,I.at -.mr auH.taa H -omr foreign ,Its. 1ud that r.r deuuU Was not known
 This us.ars naar,,r Is a-gr.dl4.I r> the tolle, Nh" believe tual t. h".r.~~ has been Kidnapped and t~ Ia.- ing hrld for rm~"n Th.t predict that 1n, father naI rr.-lt lotr.r ~h"rth natinm4 hm that his dauea ter is sale and that ~n. NIH b,. f,.
 uru"d tp H,i. ham, fur a certain ,.u ~tlcratien
 AIr Arnold has retained The mo-t .~Mum detectives m th" old world ,. ferret our thr mystery. which is eau-- ing him ta nn m health and which has startled Nsu Y"r -.o.t.ts -st-. af which Nli~- narrn. va~ prominent member
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Special Nugget Service.

Specisl NuqGet service.
 COLON Feb. 3--Aunthcr great carth slide more disastrous than thos" which preceded it. occurred today "u tn" west bank pr th.. Panama canal new under construction. and near the famous ruhcra cut The slide swept fifty or more workers tn their death and property within a mile radius of the tumhlinf -r"uud. was demolished Tn" disaster was due to ~cepiug Wa ter which undrrmud th, hug, bank "n th" west Si'" Of th,. monster wa t'rWaN
 Crashing "iih t'r1ur force. a mass of dirt, stones aud hould.rs rushed down th" steep ruhaukm.nt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CURTIS WILL
 TEACH FLYING
WILL INSTRUCT ARMN
 MEN IN AVIATION
speelaI Nuqaet servIes.

SpecIaI Nu9get oefFIte.
 WASHNGT"N Feb The offer ntaa. h> Gl.m eurtle~ ur instruct che a'u-rr- aa aHa -isHH e"u.- ln The ~yiru," ar asraa fah. ..arI.u las h,en accepted he th. gaNrrmru' Although thr ~uar ,h- aviator $ |, receive for his services has u" h.,u uu"uurrd a~ >rt. il i~ h,tI,,,d that n, vIu r,- c,iv. S5.uu0 for his work
 Now that the hul apprprrlatins Sle5.ooo c. h, rxI.eudrd upon aero rlanc-. for n, signal corps. has been passed ,h,. work nf m-turtmE arnz officers 0in c"mnruc. immediately
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CARTER WOULDN'T ACCEPT
 eALlINGERS POSITION
Special Nugget Service.

WASHlNGT0N. Frh- Although Secretary of th" Interior Ralnger Is quoted a. saving that he has uo lnten- ti"n Of rrsignng from his present po- siti"n. Senator Garter has announced that he would n"t accept the secre taryshir 1T il Was offered him. What 'art"r's motive is for issuing such statement is puzzle Co those who know him politically.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS
 ALASKA COAL BILL
Special Nugget Servrc..

Special Nugget Servc.
 WASHlNGTON Fob g. m, npu~- committee. has concluded h"ar.us th~ M"ud'l Alaska coa hI The aat ls now being taken under consideration and win h" r"ratrt upon next week
 Tickets for the Snrrners ball may be obtained at Zehner's. Muellers or Gogglns. E. M KIesele.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
Nuggets Special Se~v'ce.

NuggcN 0peCl5I oeTN'Ce.
 WASHINGTON. Feb 3-Substan tiating the rumors that Japanese spies have been at work in the Philippines. comes word from the United States agent at Calcutta. India, that a blue print showing in every detail the for titiodtions on CoTcgidor island. the giant station at the mouth of Manila bay, had been found on th" street Of that city by an American who immc- diately turned il over to the govern ment representative. The map is com plct, and accurately describes all of th" strong and weak points of the monster fortress which protects the gateway tn Manila bay
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
SUBMITS TO OPERATION
 TO PROVE ALLEGATIONS

~.tNa hl- lils
 Al The suggestion of friends CHrt-. rir commenced -mt agan-t hi= int d"''"r. and th. operation tadat alt undoubtedly a,glI, ,, n-th-r ar uat m, injured man uiu rrrr>. in. sum a.. requests fnr damages
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
.BANDO MARC
 A TOTAL LOSS
TRAWLER AND CREW
 PERISH AT SEA
Nugge, Spec al Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 VICTORIA. r.. C. F'.h 8 Word Naz received here today lo the effect thai th. Jarau.~e steam tr,wl"r. Bauda Marc. had H"uuder.d at sea and that .hrr crew numbering seventy y-~,ten m all htd r.ri-ned when tn N"~-,H sums m" r.Iori I- hrlu"N,a |" D. authentic t~ th, traI"r had been missing lram H.r h.ln. bort aar several days
 Th.. Hauda Mafa N.t- considered one of th. ~l,u,hrei crafts ot tn, miktda.s ,l",t and II IS believed that -h, mu-f hay" encountered an ,.Nrrr'i"naH> n. rirr. gale. winch AaHd .au-r hrr te siul
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
MT. VESUVIUS
 IS NOT DEAD
OLD VOLCANO SHOWS INcREAS-
 ED ACTIVITY.
spee,aI Nuqse, serv,oe.

opeSiai HuA9et ocfNiHe'
 NAPLES. Feb 8 M"uu N.-ukIus has be"n displaying a marked increase "f activity of Lat, and th, residents her" are greatly disturbed and excit- ed. Nesuyius up until the present time has been smouldering and slum- boring quietly Recently. however. a renewed activity has been noticeable
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

comins-Red hot sketch at Eagle entertainment and ball. Febraury 6. Don't miss 1t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

They will scream. scream scream Who. The Eagles. When, Feb. 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

N"r" ru m hy the ucu who forfeited tN"u lives in tH'. terrific laui~lii.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
CODES CURTAIN AT SIS.

Curtain rises at 9.l5 r. m sharp. ,'udc's show.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Pool and billiard supplies. all kinds at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03

Eagles day-Februsry $.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
COP BREAKS UP
FUNERAL G0RTEGE
Brings Two Hackloads Of Mourners
To Police Station, Claiming Trafas
Regulations Are Ignored.

The funeral cortege of Daniel J.
Hurley. fireman, was broken up Thurs-
day morning, and two hack loads Of
mourners were forced to submit to
the humiliation of being brought to
the central police station. Traffic ON
Ger Charles Motley, stationed at the
crossing at Woodward and Jefferson
ayes. was responsible.
In his own defense, the offcer do
clares that II he had not held up the
procession, there might have been q
serious accident. He says the drivers
of the Carriages ignored his signal TO
stop. He further says the driver Of
the first OF the two carriages became
very abusive and refused to give his
name.
Motley then ordered the two car.
riages out OF the cortege and despite
the protests OF the mourners, took
them to police headquarters. Here
the driver gave his name as Fred
Omans and his address as No. 214 La
brosse-st. Omans said he had always
understood that traffic officers per.
mitted funeral professions TO go By
crossings uninterrupted.
There was one woman among the
mourners and several men, including
Patrolman Mccormick. who expressed
much Indignation at Nottleys action.
Lieut.. Higgins and Sergt. Kinney. in
the central station, lost no time In
seeing that the carriages were allowed
to proceed and rejoin the funeral pro-
cession.
No complaint will be made in the
recorders court.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. 81. - Close--rhe
trade was taken by surprise on Thurs
prices I'm Liverpool The opposite had
been expected owing TO flattering re-
ports from the wheat fields OF Canada
and lower prices In Winnipeg and here
IN "Wednesday Canadian weather on
"Wednesday was favorable.
All the Canadian news was fvorble.
weather was clear over almost the en-
tire wheat country and harvesting was
che American wheat expert. wired
from Saskatoon q most favorable re-
port of weather and harvesting and
the general drift OF information from
frost had done only a little harm In
epots. There IL still some wheat green
enough TO be damaged by frost. but
there - NO indication Of colder wealth
81 and large percentage Is out OF
Hanger. Good yields are reported. Bet
Ter yields are also reported from North
Dakota, In fact practically all the days
news was favorable for the spring
septsmber Liquidation was net IN
evidence on Thursday and dealers
we're inclined to call the advance a re-
1ctlon after several days of weakness.
les IN FRIDAY viii ali 20 into strong
|aHds. - Trade continues OF light
volume and commission men ind II diff
Hcult TO advise their customers as TO
. ***-- @%rt@AC AANAAa Va PlACCc
wheat was quiet all day Opening ut
~ advance Of &c Il weakened. but
closed az the opening prices.
coarse grains were quiet and clover
seed was quoted CSC lower
Wheat quotations-Cash. No. q red
41Hc; September opened with an adj
vance OF y c at s9Ec, declined to 1917
and closed at S9%c; December opened
90 etHc, declined TO CSC and closed at
'16H cs May opened at 81, declined TO
ID and closed at 81; No. 1. white.
Coarse grain quotations: corn-cash.
No. 3, Sc bid: No yellow, CSC ask
'<d, No yellow, etc bid No. yellow,
car at S. Ne
Uaffr-Etandard on track, cars at
$50; September. 4skc; No. white, /
car at 42hc.
Uye--Cash No g. s8c
Beans--Immediate, prompt and Sep
MEMBER shipment. t213; October. 81 10:
Hoyomber, ts07: December S2O5.
Cloyersced-Prime spot, 10 bags ct
FI1t October and March, s12; sample.
- bags at t117S. IS at $3.50. IL al
I'll. ? At 5000; prime alsike, SIC. IS:
sample alsike. bags at s1o 2 at s3.2s,
Timothy seed---Prime spot. 100 bags
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
NEW YoRK PRopucE.

and unchanged. Pork: Quiet; mess,
tl9@1950 Lard: Firm: middle west
spot. SAG @9.50. Sugar: Raw. strong;
centrifugal, &c test. s525: muscovade.
1895; crushed. t6.s5a6s5; powdered,
sc. 25 eD6.36; granulated 2006eS.
Coffee. Rio. No. Z, on SPOT, 1914 sD13Ac.
Tailow: Quiet, Arm; city. sA @, country.
soc 9Si; clover. soc a. 81 IL; new hay.
sbc@ti.26. Dressed poultry: dull
turkeys. ia 0c: chickens, l4G 23c;
fowls, 12@16hc: ducks. i6016hc Live
poultry: Firm; gees, 1Oc; ducks. lac:
fowls. lbH a. 16c; turkeys, 13c: roostcrs,
10hc; spring chickens. 1611sc. Cheese
Steady: state milk. common TO spe-
cials, 4@1lc; skins, common TO spe-
Gals. l0M13c
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
FINANCE.
LADY ABERDEEN WINS
A "STINGY" REPUTATION
Dublin Society Tells Queer Stories Of
the Close Housekeeping Of
vIcereaal Household.

DUBLIN. Aug. 31.--Despfte the
strike unrest, that great society dual
event, the Dublin annual horse show
and the Leopardstown races, attract
ed many people to Ireland from Eng
land. The American AMBASSADOR and
Mrs. Reid were the guests Of Lord
and Lady Aberdeen at the Viceregal
lodge, and Mrs. Reid. who has keen
sense Of humor, will doubtless retail
to her friends some picturesque de-
tails of Lady Aberdeen's housekeep-
ing arrangements.
Lady Aberdeen has done great good
In the battle against consumption and
leads strenuous life generally, but
both she and her husband are SO eco
nomical that Dublin society spends a
great deal OF time inventing "stingy"
stories about the worthy couple.
Among other guests at the Viceregal
lodge, who hope to get enough 70 eat
are the Maharajah Gaekwar of Baro-
da, the earl and countess OF Portarl-
ington and the Bulgarian minister.
Lsrd and Lady Aberdeen find II i'm
possible TO secure lively or interest
ing house parties, owing chiefly TO the
hostess's insistence upon strict Court
etiquette. At one house to which, by.
the.by, Lady Aberdeen had invited
herself, she sent down word that she
wouldn't enter the drawing room with
her suite until everyone had as
sembled.
One Of the leading lights Of the
horse show was the marchioness OF
Headfort. formerly Rosie Boote. OF the
Gaiety, who has made herself Inn
mensely popular with all classes In
Ireland. Augustine Blrrell, chief sec
rotary for Ireland. and Mrs. Blrrell
entertained an intellectual party
which included the Hon. Alfred and
the Hon. Harold Tennyson. but live
lier party was that OF Lady Lyttelton,
wife of the commander-in-chief In Ire
land. who Is soon TO be replaced by
Gen. Sir Arthur Paget. as was an
nounced recently in the New York
American.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
RADrUM FOUND IN COLORADO.
Important Discovery 10 Made In the
Paradox Valley.

DENVER, Col, Aug. Silt is declar,
ed here today that beds of carnotitc
ore, containing vanadium, uranium
and radium. In large quantities, have
been discovered In the Paradox Val.
ley and are being developed on an ex.
tensive scale by the American vana-
dunn Co., which is affiliated with the
steel trust. Several mines have been
opened and hundreds of men are at
work.
State mine officials have been re-
fused information. but declared their
belief today that large deposits OF
radium have been found. The rock
from the Colorado mines 10 being
shipped 10 Liverpool. via Galveston,
for treatment by a new process for
the extraction Of both vanadium and
radium.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
BosToN COPPER LETTER.

Heported Tot Iht IImes by Tfayden,
Stone q Co. Aug. 81;
A tsronger tone prevails in the Bos-
ton Copper share market with dealings
much larger htan for the past few
days. The aiumet q Hecla subsidiary
companies arc prominent In the trad
ing. Allouez showing an advance of
2 points Isle Royale ~ and sup. Cop.
one point g. a A. IL also up a point AZ
49H old Dom. Lake and Nor Butte are
in good demand with substantial adj
| lin are all fractiopaiiy higher.
In the Industrial list Ann Tel has
been the feature, advancing TO 1slk as
gain Of -. Island Creek Com. sold
ND Y point 10 S3h: Shoe Com. was
fairly active and shows an advance OF
! one point
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
Loyal to Hubby; Reject. 100000

MILFORD, Conn, Aug. SIN or
der TO get fortune OF 100000 wilied
her by an uncle In Minnesota, Mrs.
May Deffney Baldwin, OF this place.
would have to divorce her blacksmith
husband and wed former sutton.
George ID. Curtis, of Brooklyn. She
announced today that she will not
carry out any of the provisions of
the will but will join with other blood
relatives to break II. II successful
her share will be 100000 and she
Will still have her husband and her
five babies.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
Didn't Know what to DO.

"I tell you. I'm down on these auter-
mobiles" said the Kansas farmer.
Bother you much? asked the tour
list.
.ewell, I sh'd say sol When Teller
sees a tunnel-shaped cloud a-comin'
a.whoopin' he don't know whether to
run for a gun or cyclone cellar
The Rams Horn.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
BRITISH NoTAsLEs AT THE 500

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Aug.
S1.-Distinguished visitors to Sault
Ste. Marie. Ont, this morning. were
the duke OF Sutherland, Lord Charles
Beresford. and Lord Desbrough. They
arrived on the dukes sea-going yacht
Catania. and are enroute to the west
where the duke or Sutherland has
large land interests.
The party was taken on tour OF
inspection of the mammoth. steel
plant. and was much impressed by
the magic OF the industries. The
party left for Port Arthur this after
noon, where they will take the train
for the west.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
stock MARKET
Still UNSTEADY
ADVANCES Of More Than a Point Are
Made in Fint Hour, But Re-
action Comes Later.

NEW YORK, Aug. s1.-The market
opened with fractional advances and
after fifteen minutes the tone con-
k|nued strong with gains In leading
Issues Of from three-Quarters to a
point.
Noon During the second hour the
market held steady and the rally was
yell maintained with fractional adj
<ancts- Toward noon there was con-
sIderable short covering.
IL O. m.-Advances OF from a point
% IA were made In the first hour.
but reaction carried the list down
uom IA TO point.
0overnment's unchanged; other
bonds hrm.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
Three Railroad engineer. Drowned.

PORT ARTHUR, Ont. Aug. 3l.-
Word reached here today of the
drowning in Lake Helene, New On.
tario, Of three engineers OF the Cana
dian Northern railway. They are Di-
visional Engineer r. H. Mccoy OF
Spokane, c. II. Nelson, and
Drum. The latter two were from the
United States, but their address 10
unknown.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.--Attorney.
General Wickersham this afternoon
declined to afflrm or deny persistent
reports that the government Is about
to take action against the steel trust,
the biggest trade combination in the
United States. According to reports
from Washington the government. IL
II does not take the case into court,
will suggest reorganization Of the
company.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
HOLDS Law DOES NOT FORBID
INTERRUPTION OF AER0GRAMs
Court sustains Demurrer Of Editor
Accused Of Publishing Wireless Il
Message Captured by Boy
AvIators.

NN'atNt~s
Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. st.-fhe
demurrer interposed by Edwin T. Earl.
publisher OF the Express and the Tri-
bune. to the Indictment charging him
with having published the contents of
an intercepted aerogram was sustained
today by Judge Bordwell OF the supe-
rior court. District Attorney Freder-
icks announced that he would appeal
from the ruling.
Judge Bordwell held that the law
OF 1872. to safeguard the contents OF
telegraphic messages. applied only to
officers and employees OF telegraph
companies, and therefore Mr. Earl
committed no offense when he pub
hshed an aero ram taken out OF the
air by three. amateur wireless opera
tors.
This ends the case unless the Dis
trict court OF appeals reverses Judge
Bordwell.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
Markets and Finance

, 81 25Q225: common TO prime shipping
bulls. as65L6O; light butchers anu
heavy sausage bulls, t2.60Q3.b0; stock
ers and feeders ts.so@4 - PEE. cm -
NIL. Mich n seSs s &C ,so Il per c%i
sheep and lambs, dull and slow quail
fly fair. choice lambs. sS.7b@0; nght
10 fair &4@B.60; common 70 krne
sheep. sos; mixed sheep sn1 ,ksss ss:
81 60G4y50: common killers. sz.ieWS'-''
cuils. S20250 per cwt
Hogs, dun, and 40 to so cents lower !
quality poor; prime mediums anu las
Workers, $7.3507.4S; light workers. anu
Receipts: Cattle. l,Slii calves efs'
sheep, 4,302: hogs. 4lTs
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
DunnInE & stevens Live stoek Report.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 81
Cattle: Receipts. 3 cars; market slow.
best l.400 TO t,60o-lb. steers, $500 So
Ss.s50fsS; good prime LOO to t.3o0-
10. steers, ,s60@T: best 1.10o to 800
Id. shipping steers. 35.s5 06.t0; medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO LOO lbs. sS.le
@S,s5; light butcher re steers; $500 o,soi
do, s3.5OQ450; common TO medium 40.
S2'750S.25: trimmers. $1.7SQ2I5; best
tat heifers, s5.7596.2s: good fat hetf-
ers. $3.50: fair 20 good do: Va. sH 20;
steers. dehorned. $4.25 046o: common
feedinC steers, dehorned. s3s0037b;
best butcher and export, bulls. s4.60V
5.25: bologna bulls, ss.60G4; stock
spriSgers. s55@so; common to good.
s2OQ35. The mixer and springer
trade was from SO to IS per head low
err than last week; common KIM stu
hard TO sell at satisfactory prices.
slow; heavy. s7.S0@7 30; workers. $3.50
@7.s0; pigs. ST.25@T.s5.
Sheep: Receipts. fye cars: market.
slow; heavy. s7;so@7so; workers. $500
srSRs @ s"S ,so4ss; ewes. ss'ss
Calves: ,46o0a6o.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. si.--
steady and frm; prime steers. $500
7.25; butcher grades. s5@7. Calves:
Receipts, $50 head; market. active; Gull
10 choice. s5.75@s.75. Sheep and lambs:
choice lambs. IS OF: Gull to fair. IS q 9;
yearlings, s4.50@5; sheep. $1.500Ss5.
Hogs: Receipts, 1850 head: market,
lower: workers.. s7:so@7.so; pigs. t7.2S
issss 1 %1ass ,s 'sss? .isss g
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aug. 3i.-Hogs: Receipts, 1900;
market. weak to lower; mixed and
butchers. ,ssS9Lss; good heavy. s:%
al IS; pigs. s59T5b. Cattle: Receipts,
1000; market. slow; beeves, IS 6s; cows
and heifers, $3@550: stockers and
feeders. Samoan: Texans, s4400650;
calves, $e@9 Sheep: Receipts. $4,000;
market, lower; native, t293.60: west
ern, s225@3,6o; lambs. t4@s.s5: west
ern. S4.6rGG.60.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. si.--Hog
receipts, 1.50O: 10c lower. Workers. and
Cattle. 3 cars; steady. Sheep and
lambs, cars; $3.50 top. Calves, 100:
1895 top.