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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Mr o. s. s.sr..r i2s3 nrllcfon-
tain N,' Nou-as Du, Mo-, writes. u
f,oi isa duu du, Goo ou ami TO others
ihst ma, Doc AFFLICTED uk, myself. to
.p,ak .pr r.rma
'My rr"ub', Hr.r came after Ia
rripro rshi or uIn. wears ago. a gath
cIiug boo mn heaJ ond neuralgia {
ruu,r.d most 200 h, tmc My nose.
cars aud ,,es we're padly affected for
H. last two ,,or- thiuk from your
description ol inferno, ,tt.rrh that {
must have Hal Chat ,'.u suffered
sep. severely.
NoihuV ever relieved mr lIkc Pr.
'nnu % Scoops mo lrnm taking cold.
WIN thr exception ui some deafness
. am feoling prrfurtt cured. am
iorty-ey year. vlC f.c taat words
are INADEQUATE Geo express m, praise
for Pcruna
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
RAILROAD NOTES

'utlc- g. fpahr. chief rh Goo
~up,rutcaI,u ot shops ~. A.
G,otl,. H Brain at WORK aii'r iwt-
Ir 30 take an enforced vacation Of
trrl wc,ks uU account pf Iis ,',s
Gvursu Austin, general boiler iu-
.pUrtor f1r tlo santa 4, "a stem Wise
Ted tilc shops here SpaterdpN accom-
Panied hy q ! Johnson. cousi inns
Inspector ahd two United states iu-
sptDiors.
g. D. Braa. ior sometime m.stcr
urrhJuie hrr'. and at ur, PM mt-
phanicli superintendent ul thr coast
lines it Visiting fhH cii.
a. o. Duan lcft t.fday after
sp,ud.lp two nr three dH,f mere. ron
hn hnm, in Amarillo. pr pNpn ,s
mos unuical p.ruiond .ni oI th, cut-
on Hu,
"a D.. Jewell DO boilrrmHt Nha has
,rsn employed boz tho local shops for
huug tear. resigned Yesterday and
uui l,ayr shortly Tor sam Bcrnardlno.
where 1r viii agutu unrk for the
~Hu}i if,
Enginc Ntt wa. tutuvU "ut OF the
shops yesterday. afiof r.pUr..
tud o1siuc Nil win hr uur thr ,ld "f
thr Woes.
B.rt l.und. Who Operate. the whtri
lathe he thr muchlut sior sustained
81 badly crushed foot Mnudty when
a. allowed TO- driving oh,rl e. roll
osor his foot. accidentally a was
taNru Co. the coasi nH. hospital.
wncrr boo i- reported rrstn4 easily.
Th. shops started iI g." work MIN"
hour. instead ur &c., Monday, the r,u-
SON fur ih. chang hrius lo shorter
winner da1s and consequent back of
lieht
q s. Shori nf Ga. stot Impairment
aid witr have returned rom a trhr
tn tbs rHHl.
Lame back rs one % the most com.
atHnu furufa ~ ft4ttepftInr fNfuUnaf A. nl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
DO You Want Stable Coz
eminent!

IL y peculiarly inoumicni =
. upon ~. va u tinr 81 -uch lnatcr-
. ini wen bring, both coilcctiNri, =
~ - naiiun and indi, iduaii, ~
. riiiDcnS, a. -hoW, each on ii~ own Z
. Wruunt, tini w. po--'-s the =
. puniiiit'- ui prudence. -elf know.
. lcuer hui -cli restraint ~ uur Z
. goNcrumuui NC need above an
. tihHr- ~ NHiiITY. UNITY on =
. ECONOMIC pOilIl. "--1lico. =
. durp Roosevelt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Mrs George Parser glp Water
81 Moulshn. Wis. writes Wr
hs,r used p,ruuu u our umHN Tor
a number oi rcars. and havr found
"a % perfectly r.lit,l" medicine. o.
soon fiis tho ss stem OF Hn, f..c..
90 BE- cold. and prevent. ,.r.nue
cnnsvuueupt-
. began Using 10 for Dfnrrh.
whirh suffered with good maul
Year, hui ltd not been v0rt .r-
inus until r,.rutt. since . hntt
ttk'u T., funt thr druppinF u ms
Throat boz discontinued. uHd m,
ussd and mos, ar, NOT pee .'Hupld
'u thr morning uW pleased
with the results. ANA sluU cone
Unue Goo use De- until ! am uulrlN
rid nf caWrrh
- h,IrtIr recommend ii JOEL ana
honest mr iiCing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

seulue. whore an actual saWdust ring
performance with al' tho Incidents
and accessories IL shown. is especially
notable.
The scot sale has pr,n splendid. aud
although number OF good seats
were irft to-day. % ls almos. certain
tlat a capacity bousc wiz witness inc
production tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
Bob" ErUien is a Natural
Born Booster And Popular
With Everybody in State
. CANDIDATE ON the REPUe.
. LfCAN TICKET.

. CANDIDATE ON The REPUB. 4
. LiCAN TICKET.
. Robert T. Efvicn, candidate fuf
. commissioner OF public lands. =
. AEo ~ years
= Born ~ Ogont2, near philadci =
. phia. pa
. scotohlgish and German par =
. Cntagc
y Graduated from SWathmorc =
. Received Degree bachelor OF =
. science IN ISIS
. civil cuRinccr ol T. q q rail- =
. road
. Came TO clayton. New Mcyico =
. 20 wears AGO .
. Sccrciprt ami then manage OF
. mercantile company
. Ran Tor county treasurer and
. helped 10 make Union county =
= Republican
. Engaged be- electric HIGHT and =
= water supply business ln OKLA.
. h0ma and New MtXic0
. Appointed land commissioner Z
. la la01
. Married Has Two Sons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

y q Good secretary of the sunset
Ninhr company lclt ihis morning rpr
CWgillu# fp look alter affairs there
while Mr 5ialry lhc head of tho con.
ccm rs in DonicG whore hc D. pur-
concentrating plant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Charles Noustadi brother OF tho
iatC samuel Neustalt arrived last
might from Grants to attend The luU.
cral oi his brother today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

G. Laridn ana vile Of Ration ave
visiting IN the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

For the hest saddle horses N tbs
city call phone No. 4. W. l. Trimbls.
ia North second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

mon forms OF muscular rheumatism
a few applications OF CHAMBERLAIN
Eminent will give relief For sale
by all dealers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

HtVu iaRSf Mhrp.ir mr. Efiio, u
ne R5R0H tookiRg .Sb00i .MiCashe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

gnm-. Nd noh nr.Ien-. anLe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11
Twenty per Cent Discount.

ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SHEER AND
WASH WHITE FABRICS, PIQUES, DIM.
TIES CROSS BARS. DOTTED SWISSES,
LINENS, UNBLEACHED AND COLORED,
NAPKINS, NAINsooKs. LONG CLOTHS,
LINENS. PILLOW. TUBING. SHEETINGS,
COTTON FLANNELS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11
Remnants Of Outing Flannel

White, Pink and Blue, values 15c gong
at =. -. $3.50. ....c.8 1-3S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-04-11

A by % inches. Doc values, sale prize .35c
ohErH pAFER go. -. -. Sc Per ROLL
SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON BRIO A BRAC
ONE LOT LADIES SUITS AT HALF PRICE
One Lot Ladies Suits at ~ ..S-.SO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
New York Mining stocks.

NEW YORK Aug. 1s.-Closlng quotations
Ill NItnr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

ShEEf-BusineBs In sheep and lambs
was measured by sales involving only a
dozen loads Of stock. supply consisting
largely OF fat Idaho lambs. Good. firm
prices were paid tor bulk, ana with the
demand fairly active, sellers had little diff
ficulty in making a clearance. The lambs
moved at 81 90, top that was also duotable
limit week ago, and very good Killing ewes
on sale were scenery FED" animals taken
out week ago on a speculative order at
A.S; They we're heavy, but weight rs re-
oelving better attention from packers, and
Sass bid bought them.
An ample outlet has existed during the
week for all kinds Of fat stock and some
from a healthy demand Heavy wethers
and ewes are closing at moderate advances
while st ssgSy sheer and fat ysSsRss
From From. top 70 bottom the present scale Of
ter higher than values in force at last
weeks close. Classy ewes reached t3.s5 yes
terday and bulk and good quality stuff has
been landing at S. 25GDb. 80. Handy yearlinEs
touched H75 on two or three occasions, In
diCating an extreme quotation OF $500. and
the spread between heavy and handy
wethers he's narrowed.
Fat lamb trade has held an even keel
from the start and the market shows no
quotable change as compared with week
ago. Some strength developed on Monday,
producing a S7l5 top on seventy two pound
Wyomings, but prices settled back into
former notches the following day. Demand
oH GIL uhSS udS pecn hCNlNe anu AhlIl9
broad.
No business of consequence was trans
acted In feeder grades today for the reason
that fresh sorts were very small, while
yesterdays clearance was complete. Trade
has been mending rapidly Of late, however
and anything lacking in flesh was assured
of quick sale. Present prices show ad-
vances OF lbq40c over a week ago, lambs
selling from $3.50 downward and feeder
sheep moving on much the same bars as
killing grades in many instances Feeder
yearlings brought as much as $3.50 yester-
day. while feeder ewes have been drawing
bids Of S300q320 Unfinished wethers have
been scarce. but are wanted around $3.50
$40, Feeder purchases yesterday amounted
to $500 head, bringing the total output Of
the week up to an odd 10000 head, about
20 per cent of total receipts.
Quotations on sheen ana lambs Good
to choice lambs, s6.5087.0O: fair to good
lambs, s5O~G.t le.oer lamhs. = 2sa5 go
yearilngs, S41odA.s0; handy wethers, $500
&75; heavy Netuers, 81 2jftS.50; feeder weth-
ers, 80. iOd34o; fair 70 choice ewes, s.. $50
$50 breeder ewes, A.0oQA15; feeder ewes.
t2b0n3 Is; Gull ewes. N50d2.25.
RNprAsentatiya sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19


Season Help Trade.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-BradstFeet's to-
morrow will say:
The Improvement which is generally con-
coded to have occurred in the later planted
western crops and particularly corn, since
the first of the month, the advance Of the
consequent peresence IN the leading mar.
ketS OF fall buyers are all reflected In a
further slight Improvement In the volume
however, are moderate, pending clearer
Views of crop outturn and OF possible
tariff revision,
disapproVal by the executive Of the meas
uTe has apparently brought out more con.
ridsHt oHy'nSS 81 EGOSs ana Ss 9I raw mstersl
tivity in distributive. trade is shown In dry
goods and kindTed lines, groceries and fan
fair R' and demand awaits on real or ex-
peeted consumption to an extent not often
witnessed at this season. Not all lines OF
The close interdependsnoe OF International
trade is shown In the less satisfactory re-
ports received as to some branches OF ex-
port and import trade which are feeling
the effects OF the labor conflict in Great
britain, with the consequent Interruption
Of or congestion in the usual channels,
exported are most affected by the regula-
lions adopted by some steamship companies
pending the strike settlement, and even
effects Of past Interruptions 10 traffic in
this couRtry's greatest customers terri
tory,
Although production Of finished steel Is
Of geodly volume, there Is rather less doing
in the way OF new business and reports
Of price cutting are more numerous, Buy
err IN general are conservative and II Is
said that attractive business would bring
out lower quotations,
Collections run fair 10 slow. business fail
uFes In the United States for the week
ending August II We're 2l5, against s0s last
week 222 In the like week OF 1910, lsS in
1909 $50 in 1908 and 1888 in 1907.
Wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending August II, aggregate S,b0T, s65 bush
els, against a5d0, e67 bushels last week and
l,tsf,Si& bushels this week last year, For
the seven weeks ending August II exports
are lST2s.T0T bushels, against S,Os7,47i bush
els In the corresponding period last year,
Sosh sNporss ,oI sss We ne Mesh are sss,eSi l
, and IS, 5Sf bushels In 1910 For the seven
weeks ending August II corn exports are
4ola,iso bushels, against i,s56,sS3 bushels
last year,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Sentiment Everywhere Re
ported Much Improved.
ACTUAL BUSINESS PICKING UP
Wholesale Operations Include wide
variety OF Fall and winter Goods
and orders Compare Favor
ably with Last Year.

NEW YORK, Aug. B.-R. O. Dun's
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Sentiment Is improved at Boston with
prevailing belief that business Will soon
be much better. Dry goods joooers report
tributed. Indications appear OF expansion
In Industrial activity although curtailment
wooden mills, however. are booking a good
volume Of business, shoe factories are busy
and wool trading Is brisk.
Slow progress is noted at Philadelphia,
merchants in most lines combining their
operations as much as possible TO actual
requirements. Manufacturers are buying
cotton and wooden goods to some extent,
while wool millinery sale houses are busy
with preparations for fall and report IN
quiries very encouraging,
The wool market is more active and very
firm.
With industrial plants increasing opera
lions to a moderate extent there ls more
optimism in commercial lines at Pittsburg
and wholesa ers OF dry goods. notions and
shoes receive good orders for future de-
Numerous visiting buyers have stimu-
lated trade activity AZ Bsltmore, especially
IN wholesale lines Local retail merchsns
incidental to this season OF the year at
tracing many buyers. The outlook for fall
in the wholesale dry goods and notion mar
tons prevailed at New Orleans, retail
trade being considered satisfactory and
b'n'u uONNl'thib ANi
plies. Visiting merchants are increasing in
numbers at ST. Louis, and while purchases
are usually along conservative lines, stocks
Of dry goods have been considerably re-
duced. Retail trade improved slowly, hot
weather retarding business In measure
Numerous buyers are in the different mar
kets at Kansas City and Jobbers generally
report conditions excellent, with prospects
for a good fall trade very encouraging.
Dealings in retail lines at Chicago we're
favorably stimulated by the large numbers
Of visitors attracted by the aviation meet
Wholesale operations include a wider va
riety of fall. winter and holiday goods
and road and mail orders compare we'll with
this time last year. Improvement appears
In certain lines at Cincinnati, notably dry
goods and groceries and three IL much
better inquiry for pig iron with considerable
actual business placed Cleveland reports
that trade In nearly all retail branches IL
slow and unsatisfactory and dealings at
wholesale show no special activity Build
ing operations are still brisk, however, and
several permits for large new structures
have been Issued.
Wholesale business continues quiet at
Minnea polls with orders being placed for
Immediate requirements only. The general
undertone throughout the northwest Is
good, however and stocks OF merchandise
are not burdensome Abundance OF rain has
repaired much OF the early damage by
drouth and threshng returns are proving
better than expected Some improvement Is
noted in wholesale trade the ST. Paul buy
ers operating with more freedom In dry
goods clothing. hats and caps and furnish
ings.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
Total receipts .,..........S9
DIsPosITIoN-HEAD


Totals ,,,,,...........,,lilSo b'lbl @lOO
CATTLE-The cattle run was very small,
which was not sufficient to really make
The offerings of beef steers were very
light, but still what there were sold In 5000
season in the morning at about steady
prices. There were really no good oornfed
cattle here to make test OF values on
that kind or to establish quotations.
The receipts OF cows and heifers were
also small, and the receipts were limited
largely to a miscellaneous assortment OF
odds and ends 1t was in every respect a
typical Fridays market. Packers had al
the week and were not especially anxious
for additional supplies unless they could
buy them cheap enough to make II an OBJ
ject to carry them over. As a result the
slow, dull and weak throughout. Sull the
cattle were pretty well cleaned up and in
fair season in the morning.
There was only a little sprinkling OF
feeders, but there seemed to be some little
inquiry and the market as a rule was
choice beef steers, s7.oc@7.so fair 10 good
beef steers, S625tD7.0o common TO fair beef
steers, S. 1905 @i good TO choice heifers
5,oc@6ooi good to chhoiee cows. $4,000 81
fair cows, s25oas75; veal calves, sSOoqs5O
choice beef steers, IS soGIS 90; fair TO good
beef steers, 8S.26Gb5.90i common to fair beef
steers r6Oa5 Is good to choice h hSis *
fair ET 10 good COWS, sssSgI2s good to ckoice
stockers and feeders, Sb.2o1Se0; fair to
good stoekers and feeders, e460d5, 20i COM
mon TO fair stoekeTs and feeders, IS, 1904. 2Si
stock heifers, Ss,256p44o bulls, stays, etc,
poprasaatatius' .oIos.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
new YORK STOCKS And BONDS
Jovett Statement Responsible fol
Markets Recovery.
ENGLISH STRIKE HAS INFLUENCE
Heavy Selling of United states steeI
Indicates some Uneasiness over
Proposed Tariff Revision
Program.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9-No small part of
the recovery recorded by the stock market
today was directly traceable to the state
ment put out by the Hartman manage
ment after the close Of business yesterday.
Judge Dovett's unequivocal denial OF any
Internal dissension in the Union Pacific or
probability OF reduction Of the existing
dividend was accepted on Its face value in
most quarters, accompanied as II seems to
be by purchases of Hartman stocks on
the part Of bankers closely Identified with
OF the Union Pacific episode much Of
the mystery, including the origin OF the
remains unsoived There were hints today
that the near future might inject new
and highly important interest to that prop
had often opposed the plans Of the HaTTi-
man faction.
But for the fact that the labor situation
II is quite likely that today's movement
might have proceeded farther. Private ad-
Vices to International bankers were in some
Instances almost alarming, and there was a
disposition to blame employers rather than
the employed.
Heavy selling Of United states Steel to-
proposed tariff revision program at wash
ington.
All other shares participated in today's
gain; ;rt to the extent Of one to two points
decline. Under the lead OF Union Pacific,
which advanced TO LIZA, other leaders also
tended SHARPLY upwards In the final deal
ings. There were numerous met gains og
two to three points and the market tone at
the close was more sustained than at any
previous time of the day
Some incidents included threats of a
strike on the Illinois Central road. Fore
casts Of tomorrow's bank statement pointed
to large cash gain.
Bonds were strong, aside from weakness
in American Tobacco 4 per cents Total
sales, par value, amounted to H.5T 900.
United States government - advanced y
on call.
Number Of sales ana reading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
Local Forecaster, Weather BuTea
ST. Louis General Market.

ST, LOUIS, Aug. Is--WHEAT-track, No
red, d9Sscb4c; No. 2 hard, So99Sc; Septem-
Der, $3.50; December, 92I1c.
CORN-Steady; track, No. 3 SSc; No.
white. CSC; futures, firm; September, 6tiAe
December, 61t66lSsc.
OATs-Higher; track, No. 2, 4oc; No
white, 401Ac; futures, firm; September. F1hc
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents, a. l0Q
A,00 extra fancy and straight, $4,000 10
hard winter clears, 81. 90f13.9O.
SEED-Timothy, $12, 506p14,O0.
CORNMEAL-$29
BRAN-Weak; sacked. east track $40
Clio
HAY-Steady; timothy, $17Oo92S.5O; pratt
RE, $l6OOGl9O0
PRoVISIoNS-Pork, unchanged; Jobbing
$3.50 Lard, quiet; prime steam. IS, 7bdS 81
Dry salt meats tboxed), unchanged extra
$9.3715. Bacon (boxed), unchanged; extra
shorts, Sl0.25; clear ribs, Sl06; short clears
$l037iA
PoULTRY-Steady; chickens, Toe; spring
12c; turkeys, lie; ducks, &c; geese. SO.
BUTTER-Dull; creamery, 20625c.
EGGC-ITi0hap. kN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClOsinH
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18..-Business was quiet
again today on the Board of Trade. Wheat
failed to hold an early bulge, September
closing k6pkc down. September corn closed
a shade higher and oats unchanged. Pro-
visions were firm, closing 9lkQlbc up
The main consideration In wheat was the
unvarylngly cheerful reports from the
Canadian northwest, where a bumper crop
10 being gRrnered. Shorts covered early on
higher cables and because Europe was
said to be taking everything offered. Sep
TENDER rose to 9Ohc under this influence,
but the advance overtaxed the strength OF
the market and decline to S9hc followed
There was a reaction toward the close on
covering by shorts. The official statement
OF shipments from this country for July
show a gain of 100000 bushels over the
corresponding month last year.
Corn showed a tendency to follow wheat,
but trade was small and the range of
prices narrowed although the tone was gen
orally firm. September sold between 66A
G64%c.
Oats prices followed the drift of wheat
and corn over n narrow range, September
selling between 42AQ41%c, and closing I'M
changed.
Provisions were strong. January pork
closed $50 over yesterday at Sl6,45; Septem-
her lard l21kc higher, at s9,0TA, and Sep
TENDER ribs, 21k6p5c up at S9.10d9. 12h-
Closing quotations were a. follows
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
stock in sight.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. Naturalization
dard copper, dull; spot ti2 lBGpl2 a2lI; August,
September, October and November, 81 leIk
@l2.So. London market, quiet spot fi5s IS;
exports 80 far this month of 1855 tons.
Lake copper, S2, 75ni3,o0; eleetrolytic, 1880
d12,75, and casting, sl2,26di26o. Tin, un-
settled; spot and August, rs. 60m47,00 Sep
TENDER, t42i2lsd42Bo; October, Sal. 25ab42 %;
November, S4lo0d4i.5O, London spot, 1871
futures, fl@, Lead, easier 1851 co. New
York; A42R6t45 East ST. Louis. Sales,
5000 pounds East st. Louis, August de-
livery AT 81 42Is London, f14 speter regu-
lar, t6O66psIS, New York; 1913 bid East st.
Louis, sales, 1000 pounds. East St, Louis,
Anthony, quiet; Cookson's, q, SOc6s 60 Iron,
Cleveland warrants, ATS IVA, London. Lo-
eAlly iron was firm No, foundry northern,
ern and No I southern soft, N475dl5.2S.
ST LOWS Aug. M-METALs-Lead,
steady az A4j; spelter, quiet at SO 00uS.6,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the nay on various
Commodities.

NommoutttGas
. NEW YORK. Aug. R-,FLouR.sts.a,d;y,
NbdAb; winter stralghts. $1,000. 10; win
ter patents. H.so045o spring clears, NoOa
extras, No. 2, Ssl5a325 Rye flour, firm;
, All TO good, A5ou4.7O; choice TO fancy
coRNMEAI.-steady;f fine white and yel-
low n.4eal al; coarse, n.&9LAO kiln
dried. 1855
o,, w'HEAT-spot. steady; new No. 2 red,
No northern, Duluth, new, N.l0at, (. o.
- anoat. After a strong OPENING. due 70
firm cables, the futures market had spell
or weakness which lasted until the final
hour, rejecting bearish Canadian news
Local covering and liberal weekly clear.
anees s,eadied the late market and It closed
a. s6lsci December, 90 ll-l6cQsi.0o b-i6 closed
a. tlO3i4 Receipts, sa,AOo bu.i shipments
CORN-spot, steady; No. q n4c, elevator
domestic basis, TO arrive, TAc, T. o. b..
afoat, for export No. D. The futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing nomi-
nal. Receipts 1880 bu.; shipments, $500
.oATs-New. steady; standard white. llej
A4ci all prices for new oats.
HlDbssm,,steady; Central American, N1te'
LEATHEf-firm; hsmIook firsts, 34hd
&c; seconds. 22d29hc thirds, 10000; re
PROvIsIONS-Pork steady; mess. tis.Oog
1880 family, SIS. 55a2O.oo; short clears, tieoC
family. tl25Oa13Oo; beef hams, so 80
Cut meats firmer; picked bellies, 10 to II
lbs, $40 754D12.60 picked hams, S140o. Lard,
firm middle west prime, @1B09.25; re-
fined, steady continent, $3.50; South Amer
lean. 5000; compound, s7.Ooa7B
TALLOW-Firm; prime city, hhds.
country, 6%0Sllc.
BUTTER-Unsettied creamery specials
zsei extras, &c: firgts, 249Shc; seconds
22lzG2sc; thirds. 31q21Ikc; state dairy, finest
&d26hc; good to prime, 23dp54l1c; factory
current make, firsts, 20i46z1c.
CHEESE-Steady; skins, sk01Oc.
DOGS - Irregular fresh gathered, ex
GisiLo. seeonds' isSS19c,' tbyrds i5c. frssh
gathered. dirties, No. l. 1890; fresh gath
cred checks, good to prime, t30ito; fresh
gathered dirties, poor to fair case, e. 40d
3.eo refrigerator. firsts, seasons storage
charges paid, 2lc; refrigerator, seconds. Il
621c; western gathered white, 1sG23c.
POULTRY-Alive, steady; western spring
lbc; fowls, 13d1lc turkeys, l3c; dressed
irregular; western broilers, l4GlSc; fowls
11Q16c; old turkeys, 12G1bc; spring turkeys
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