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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, June 14--A dry weather scare
In South Dakota gave q lift today to the
wheat market here. In consequence, final
trading showed a net gain OF b9%c to &c.
The outcome In corn was a shade to Mc
decline, oats closing the same as last night
70 hYNc UP and provisions unchanged to
100 advance.
Drouth damage reported from four or
five counties in central South Dakota not
only drove short sellers of wheat to cover,
but stimulated much other buying as we'll.
Southern Minnesota was also said to be
affected by lack ofNsubsoil moisture. Dis
both east and west OF the jim river, were
Interpreted as meaning q wheat condition
OF not more than 7b per cent. Moreover,
predictions were current that to save the
remainder OF the crop there. rain must
come soon, In Brown county the probable
average Yield was estimated as low as
seven bushels an acre. The resulting upturn
In the market here came sharply in con-
TO the genersi favorable outlook In the
spring wheat belt as whole. Profit
taking made the close easy. During the
session July ranged from S6Kc to a8%c
with the last sales &c up at ssDssHc.
Prospect OF rain In the leading corn
other grain though hclped bring about
54Ao and 54%1D547kc closing easy and a
shade of at b4<@54Ac Cash grades were
weak; No 2 yellow finished at 54dD54ihc,
Excited buying of oats was caused
reached by the July option were y7E0
M%e and Ss%c' with last sales h1Ac up
In view of the fact that packers were
took an upward slant: The gain in no
case. however, exceeded q dime.
Prices IN Chiehgo, furnished by the Up
dixie Grain company, telephone Douglas
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
cOrnfsd Cattle Continue Coming In
Freely.
BIG RUNS OF HOGS EVERYWHERE
Receipts Of sheep and Lambs Largest
of the Month, with One ExceP-
tiOn--GOOd Msny Grass
westerns Coming.

SOUTH OMAHA.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE e, T; 10 son GoNST ~ 4

Plans and specifications will be preparea
and on file in the office of the secrefarv
OF state and commissioner Of public lands
ana buildings Tor the state buildings to be
constructed as provided by appropriat ions
legislature, Wig:
Buildings for Hospital for Insane,
1ncom ':..:........ .....................flO0 900
Hospital building for s. d s. home,
! Laundry building at Hospital for
Insane, Hastings ..................,. Nom
School OF Agriculture, Curtis ...... H.0ol
! Dining room addition at s. q s.
h R,I.,s. Milford LOO
Minded institute. Ieatrice 1850. AWo
Plans for the buildings at Grand Island
are now. ready for inspection.
ADDISON WAIT, Secretary.
Board Of Public Lands and BuildinGS.
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81. LOUIS. June H-CATTLE-Re Receipts,
$500 head. including 100 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and .f1port steers,
~ 90; dressed beef and butcher steers,
~ x3Q0.0O; steers under 1000 pounds $1,000
SIS; stockers and feeders, SS.00GI5. 25: cows
ana hetfers, t3.5Od6-2S;l Gamers g2.OO6f5 10;
calves 9a50qSs5; Texas and Indian steers,
t4y9oO0i cows and heifers, S3.50G600
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head; market
steady pigs and lights. S5.0Oa6s0; packers,
solyq6.So butchers and best heavy, S6i5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $500
head; market steady; native muttons, 81 IS
$50 lambs. S5.O0@I.5; culls and bucks,
N.00Q2.76; stockers, Sl.z9s.0O.
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KANSAS CITY, June 14-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head, including 200 southerns;
best strong, others weak; bulls 25c lower
dressed beef and export steers, 35.80d6 IS
Lair to good, S.0Oq5.75; western steers, $3.50
Qoil; stockers and feeders, $3.75d5 Is
s2.lOQAlO; native cows, $25Od500; native
helfers, h25@6.oo; bulls, 50. SG4.65; calves.
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady TO sc lower; bulk OF sales, $3.50
800 heavy, s6.9006O0; packers and butchers.
SHEEP AND Kaleidoscope, 4,0OO
head; market steady; lambs e5.0007 100:
yearhng. A.O0dA60; wethers S375fD4OO:
ewes SSSgs.5o; stockers and feeders, s2.7b
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NEW YORK, June 14-COTTON-Mark
futures opened steady; July, 15.7ac; August
~. lzci september, 1850; October, lS72c;
November, l3.70c; December. tS7lc; Janu-
airy, l3.eec; March, ls 7sc; May I37Sc bid.
NEW YORK. June n-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling upands. 9lb.60; mid
oins 6ulf, ue.0; sales. none.
Futures closed barely steady; June. Is ssc;
July, 1850; August. l5o6c; september. ASA:
OctoDer, iabSc; November. l3.52c; December,
* Sc January. t3.5to; March. la6Oc May.
81; LOUIS, June 14-corroN-stead
unuollnB, lohc. No sales; receipts, i as
bales shipments, 1850 bales: stock. 500
New York cotton market. "a furnishes nv
logan a Bryan, members New York Cots
'0n exchange, a5 South sixteenth street;
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle steasy-Hoss and
sheep Weak.

CHICAGO June Receipts,
1900 head; market steady to strong;
beeves, s6.16d610; Texas Tteers 3460d6. rs;
western steers, $47td5.70; stockers and
feeders $SS0Q5.65; cows and heifers, zoo
SIS; calves, 't6.O0de.50.
HOGS-Receipts. 100 head; market slow
and weak to a shade lower; light. $500
rough. SSSascS: sood 10 Choice SeSy "
se.oeQ6. q; pigs S66O@6.16; bulk OF sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10000
head; market weak; native, S250d4 10;
western, S2.7561415; yearlinE $4,000. 80;
lambs. tl00d6.S0; western, NBd660; spring
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NEW YORK GENERAL MAREET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, June M-FLOUR-ouie
sprlng patents, $.S5u51O; winter straights,
sSsOa4Oo; winter patents, S410a4.5O spring
clears. $3.65n4O0: winter extras No. l. S335
035O; winter extras No. g. $S.15d325; Kan
sas straights. A.10aA25; receipts, 20,5O1
obis;; Shipments ll,4e bbls; Rye flour
quiet; fair to good, A.S5Q5.15; choice to
fancy 81 25d5. So
CQRNMEAL.-steady; fine white and yell
low, N.15q1.2O; coarse. S1.10d1.15; kiln dried,
WHEAT-spot market firm; No. red,
Doc, elevator. and 96c, T. o. b., afloat; fu-
lures market early was irregular. but made
erin ,gdue to unfavorable crop news from
South Dakota, closing %qTsc net higher;
July closed at "a 15-16c.
CORN-Spot market easy, export. new
No. 2, 60Ac. nominal, {. y. b.. afloat; fu-
lures market was without transactions;
July closed at SEC.
oATs-Spot steady: futures market was
without transactions, closing unchanged;
July closed at 43%c.
I AiAaI55sSsteady; prime, $40; NO. l. $50
1910. 29132c: 1909 2O622c; Pacific coast 1910
22M26c: 1909. 1Gd1ec.
HIDES-Dull Central America, 1sIk@
LEATHER-steady: hemleck firsts. 2s,ho
&c; seconds, 22a251hc thirds. 10000; re-
PRoVTSIONs-Pork. steady; mess. Si7.75
@lSo0; family, t1S.0o01s.50; short clears,
sl5.75Q17.0o. Beef firm; mess. s11759120o;
FAMILY, $12.5Oq13.O0; beef hams, $27. 50672950.
Cut meats, firm; picked bellies, 10 to IA
pounds, 1Oikqlsc picked hams, l31kc
Lard, firm; middle west prime, tS.25616S5;
refined quiet; continent. $50. South Amer
ica, 1885; compound, $7.509775
country, 51k6p6c
BUTTER~steady; creamery specials. S4c;
extras, &c
CHEESE-Unchanged: new alxims 596kc
EGGS-Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
whites, 19d26c
POULTRY-Alive, steady; western spring
chickens. zoe; fowls, 1SG15lzc; turkeys, 15c;
Dressed. irregular; western broilers. 1Sa22c:
fowls. 11hQl4c; turkeys. 13616c.
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Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, June M-COFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at a decline Of two to
Tour points in response to lower European
cables and sold off slightly during the day
pressure in the absence of prompt buyers
The close was steady at a net decline of
i've to nine points. Sales. $3.50 bags
September, 1885,; October, 1O.46c; Novem-
Der, 1920; December, 1880; January Feb
ruary and March, l0,4gc;. April, 1041c; May,
burg Non pfg. lower. Rio 80 refs higher
at 1895. Santos unchanged; 4s. $500; 7s
1850; Receipts az the two Brazilian ports,
Jundiahy receipts, $500 bags, against L, 600
bags last year. New York warehouse de-
si, tS SsEs agsnst lSoeo
No. z, 121fc; Santos No. 4, 13Mc. Mid,
quiet; Cordova, l36Dl6c.
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5TIOu tnulnB AT ) a m
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Warmer weather prevailed in Nebraska
and Kansas during Tuesday. Temperatures
continued moderate in other portions of the
corn and wheat region A few light and
scattered showers occurred in the western
portion. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
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Dry Good MARKET.

NEW YORK, June t.--spring fabrics for
1912 are beginning to be opened on mem
ready and priced approximately on q
basis OF a year ago. Cotton goods are
steady, but In light demand Underwear
and hosiery lines for spring are being
opened. Jobbers report trade as quiet.
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Metal Marlxet

NEW YORK, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ard copper, flrm. spot and futures, s12 10
3D.. futures, ssssn Lake copper. locally,
12611SGD12 SIN; 4lectrolytic $12 500t2 6eh;
casting, 81. 2Rql1'5os Tin, weak: spot and
futures. $l0.50@f7.5o London market dull;
spot, e22s: futures. e1s6 IS. Lead, firm;
244594bo, New York; $z25d48 7ik East ST.
Louis London market quoted at R13 IS.
Spelter, firm; $5.456D5.55, New York; $522isD
$40, East st. Louis London market quoted
at eA lbs Sd. Anthony, dull; Cookson's
$500. Torn, Cleveland warrants 46s Sd In
fo 0ndpn r 4cSsny iTon was 1uiet; ,; no:
and No. / foundry. southern, soft, &l5.00QD
1850: No. foundry, northern. $1l.75q15 %
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. June 1l-CATTI,E-
receipts, 1000 head; market SLOW; steers.
ttssgels: COWS and heifers. sS50aS.O0;
HoGs-Reeeipts. 5000 head: market ba
lee lower; top, t6.6; bulk OF sales. ISIS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts tma
head; market steady to 1Oc higher; lambs.
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PhIIadeIphia Produce MarLet.

PHILADELPHIA, June T.-BUTTER-
nearby prints, &c.
BGGS-F1rm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases $53 per case
current receipts, free cases, $3.50 per case;
western flrsts, free cases, s5.2 per case;
current receipts, free cases, $3.50 per case.
CHEESE-Firm; New York full creams,
fancy. new, 111kR11%c; fair to good, IOR6
llAc; old, as TO quality, l1l12c.
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NEW YORK. June 1L-MoNEY-on cal,
steady at fAQ1h per cent; ruling rate az
at ~ per cent Time loans. easier SI.sS,
days ~ per cent; ninety DAVIS. "a per cent.
six months, S4f131t per cent
Der cent - -
srERLING EXCHANGE Steady with
aotuai business IN bankers bills a. tlsS Tor
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Minneapolis Grain Marked.

=. MINNEAPOLIS. June H.-WHEAT-July.
sShc; September, 921sc December a2Ik0SaHc;
cash, No hard. 96&c: No. northern, Ss&
SS3t639t%c. -
FLAX-$232
BARLEY-63n95c.
Is CORN-No. yellow, 51%c.
OAT6-No. white, S61k@3sslc.
RYE-No q SIC.
BRAN-$19. 5OG119.75.
FLOUR-F1rst patents. $47oa4.9o; second
patents. A.50Q47G; first clears, &c. 2598. 50:
second clears, s2Ooa246
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81. LOUIS June h-WHEAT-cssh
esQeeoi futures. higher July. $40. nss a,
TENDER b5ikc ~to' sep
,cotsN-Lowsr, track. No. 2. Hh6s4a. =.
sselssn Ibel.e' ss,sooshci futures. July 5ite:
oATs-zIseweri track. No. 4 sc: No Z,
sSsnlte' .ss49Siei futures iowari July, @kG
htE-LoWcri Soc.
~ LoDh-Lower; red winter patents San
ySt' s1sre fancy and straight, SCI 5Ods al.
nara winter clears. e. 6O6 ON ~
sEnD-IlmothY So06860
CoRNMEAIs-t90
., heRAN-pulli sacked. east track. sso0
~ a as.s;s Esm' timothy. uaoaa@; prairie
,fhOVlSloNS'-Pork unclaimed; tobbinp
- Ltfo, hikher: prime steam. ~ O01
~ Dry salt meats. UNCHANGED; boxed
e@HA anortA ANh; clear ribs eNiI:
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ISansas city Grain and Provision..

KANSAS CITY, JuSe H-WHEAT-Cash
unchanged; No. 2 hard, S4@91c; No. s, 500
SIC; No; 2 red, Slqs5c; No. 8. so9sbc; flu
S31a0S3ssc, sellers
CORN-h@sto lower; No. 2 mixed, s4ilc;
NO. 3, 53%g54c; No. 2 white. 651kQ55stc; No.
TENDER, 555k@5Sc bid
36ikQSsc.
RYE-S5d9Oc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, sl7OOa1s 90:
choice prairie, $1A25S3l5.O0.
BUTTER--Creamery, &c; firsts. 1sc; sec
EGGs-Extras. ls51c; firsts. 12shc; seconds.
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LiverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, June M-WHEAT-spot
easy; No. Manitoba, 7s lhd; No. MRni-
toba, Is 21zd; No. Manitoba. Is I'd; fl-
lures, easy; July, IS Sd; October. IS 7std
CORN-Spot, American mixed. new,
steedy; 5s 4d; new American, kiln dried
steady; As 10d; futures. weak; July 4s SAD;
September, As lO3td.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

PEORIA June il-coRN-Quiet; No. 3
white, 53lhc; No. 4 white 50zc: No. yell
low. 52hc; No. yellow. 63c No. yellow,
5Otc; No. 2 mixed, bsc; No. 4 mixed. 5Ostc;
.o.,ATs-Easy; No. white. sssse; standard
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AIiIwaakee Grain AaarlLr1

MILWAUKEE,, June 1A-WHEAT-No.
northern. 97@9Sc; No. northern. S6d06c
July, @Qeslsc; September, 6T1h9675tc.
OAfS-Standard. SSQoshc-
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RnnI. CIrnrinra.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

OMAHA, June il-Bauk clearings for to-
day were f2.6T2168ft and for the CORE
spending date last year, S2b5i.O60.20
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sixty-day bills, and At a. s5eoat @es for de-
mand Commercial bills. N.esHc.
SlLNER-Bar, 6atc: Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad.
firm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

NEW YORK. June 1L-SUGAR-Raw,
firm; muscovado, SO test 3.36c; centrifugal
IS test, 2S6c; molasses sugar, 50 test, allie;
refined steady.
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~. LOUIS. No. June lA-WOOL-Steady;
territory and western mediunne 311SfSsl,
i''e mediums ieQizsSei fine. iloas3te
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Dmnha Hay Market.

OMAHA, June 1L-HAY-No. 1. }l1.OO; No
Wheat. $3.50; rye, $3.50; oats, $780,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
wheat Market is Rescting from the
Recent Sharp Decline.
sPRMe sITUArION IS BEARIsH
Corn Firms Up with wheat and Boy
ms started ON the Further Dry
weather COmpIaints---Cash
Cora IL Lower.
OMAHA. June "A, 1911.

OMAHA. June IA, 1911.
lhe wheat market A. reacung from the
recent sharp decline, the traoe believing
tnat the more lavorabiv Weutner conoi-
uonH have been amply discounted.
ne sprins wheat sleuae,on remains bear
sh, but any cnanse In the present outlook
would naturally favor buyers, while winter
wheat harvest returns may also become a
Gull feature. as some disappointments IN
Wheat started firm ana held steady and
then advanced quickly toward the close on
from South Dakota. Cash wheat was UNI
Corn rirmed up with wheat and buying
giants. Cash corn Wal WAS soft Hc lover
Primary wheat receipts were 3SS 700 bu.
and shipments we're 900 bu., against re-
oeipts last year OF $4,000 bu. and shipments
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu and
shipments were $4,000 bu., against receipts
last yeaT of $500 Blu. and shipments OF
ciesranoes we're 5000 bu Of corn. none Of
oats and wheat and flour equal to 2lAOO1
Liverpool closed I'd lower on wheat and
The following cash sales were reported:
wHEAT-No 2 hard. 2 cars Aci 7sc NO no
coRN-No. q white, 3 cars. 5sc; No. 8
white, cars, bsc; No, yellow, cars, &c
ZINC; No. mixed. 4 cars, b1%c; NO.
mixed, car, 51hc; No. mixed, cars
blkc. -
dard, 2 cars, gTIho; No. white, cars, sihc;
No 3 white, car, SIC; No. white car
Sekc; no grade, cars, bhc.
omaha Casa Prices
wHEAT-No. Q hard, sSlh4S7lfc; No. 3
hard, s23tIe6hc; No. hard, 741RqSlci re-
icoted hard 70a7So; No. spring, Stsges11ci
No. 4 spring, S2h0S6c; NO. ourum, SOhQ
S2ho; No. durum, 7sta0S0hc
CORNING white, 62H d5Sc; No. white,
52EB6sc; No. 4 white. 52u62hc; No. color,
b2lt4b2%o; No yellow, bl%Q62ci No. 8
yellow, biA162c; No. yellow, 6lQ5lhc; No:
3 5l1A06lMo; No. 3, 61hU5l&c; NO. 4, dig
bihc; no grade. 4SQ61c-
OATs-No. white, S7hQS11hc; standard,
s7Gg7hc; No. white. s6&a311<o; NO:
white, s6IsdDSehc; No. yellow, s6rFgStc;
No. yellow, 36k0301kc.
BARLEY-No. g. S2QS6c; No. 4 74@Sici
No. / feed 6S1S5c; rejected, 64Qb9c.
RYE-No. 2, s4@S5c: No. 3, SSaS4c.
fsawInr
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Quotations furnished by Burns, BrInke,
= Co, 80 New Omaha National Bank
psu.s.nu Bic. Asked.
Corn Exchange Bank stock. ........,,,. Is "a
Council Bluffs. Ia, AIS. 1919. iOl ioi "A
S.l{S \. S Sai Sonooi S1.s lsol.... l04A iot&
Deere @. ,. C. pfd............... los ioSI
fatrmont Creamery LIST T. D. 60. sSak la
Fairmont Creamery pfd D. e........ a Ia
Kansas q. =. p c. pfd............ D. ia
kansas CITY t1ss. 1890 :.......... les u 1Od.oS
~ n.I'Sn -, love- tns. us l04A 1os.o7
c Nss tc S, central an% sl4-......... 100 1904
omsea Watsr es. ists. .....:......... seh %
Omaha G. B. St. Ry. bs, 1oit.... IOi ioiL
Omaha e. 81 Ry. pfd. p e.. 50 s5E
Omaha c. B. st. Ry.. com........., ss IA"
Omaha Gas Sc. Observation-Disclosures. STU SsIS
Omaha =. l. p. &c. tSSS...,......... q IS
I-eANfe n.otorlt p. c.......s....s...... le1 los
Peters Mill D. c. pfd...............,. so ia
Union Stock Yards etock .......,.... a a.
Untoa stock Yards So, 1881. 81 I0o
Wise Memorial Hospital q. ls71....... 100 i6i
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sl5sxER-Bar, steady. at 3lStd per ounce.
MONEY-l91h per cent
The rate q discount In the open market
for short bills Is Sis per cent: Tor thrse
months bills, b-le02S per cent
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DuIuth Grain aIarket.
Cotton Market.

DULUTH, June H-WHEAT-No
northern AAe: No. northern. eI& ASK c;
July, si&c; September, s4std9fkc.
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NOTICE no CoNTRACroRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Plans and specifications for q hospital ae
Soldiers and Sailors Home. Grand Island
are now on file at the office OF secretary
Of State and Land Commisslonkr seSied
bids will be received for the construction
81 same until noon, June IS, 1911 ADDf-
Lands and Buildings. Jsdiot
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Dates. IN. ll9lo. IaOs. IlaOs. laOi .Ilsos l9O6

Receipts and disposition OF live stock At
the Union stock yards for the twenty four
hours ending at D. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS
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15ikc.
EGGS-Fresh, No. l. ike; fresh, No. 2. 60.
POuLTRY-BrOilers. zoe; hens Sc; rOost-
ers &c; ducks. i0c; geese. &c; turkeys, Is
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short clears. 1915 Bacon. unchanged;
boxed extra shorts. % ~; clear ribs, Sss7 3;
short clears. 1915
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-27
Engineer Has Marrow ESCAPE

jamestown. N. D., July 27.-Engi
neer Dean has returned from Canada
to recuperate and recover from an ac-
cident in which one ankle was broken
He had a run on the Canadian road
and when mile out OF Carbury, Man.
saw a bad kink In the rails caused
by the heat He tried to stop the
heavy train but seeing he could not
both he and his fireman Jumped. The
fireman escaped without injury but
Mr. Deans ankle was very badly
broken and the tendons of the limb
injured. The rail was bent twenty
inches out of line in a distance of fif-
teen feet. Strangely the engine went
over the dnk without injury TO tina
rails. The accident happened June 1e.
since which time Mr.. Dean has been
In the hospital until last week when
he was able to get home He antici-
pates II will be two months before
he viii be able to resume work.
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Railroad News
ROAD PREFERS
HOMESTEADERS

Aberdeen, S. D. July 27.-The MI
waukee railroad is discharging its
Italian laborers in northwestern South
Dakota and giving preference to set
tiers on the new lands in that section,
instead. The road pays but $3.50 a
day for day labor. hut many home
steaders are availing themselves OF
the opportunity to secure work which
will enable them to stay in the coun-
try until spring, Instead of going east
in search Of employment. Conditions
in the newly settled country were
materially bettered by heavy rains
last SatuI day and Sunday, covering
practically the whole Of Corson. Dew
ey, Harding, Ziebach and Perkins
counties. While too late to benefit
grain, the rains will help pastures and
hay and will also help the potato and
vegetable crop. Many homesteaders
who had contemplated securing leave
of absence from their claims until
spring now hope to stick through the
winter, with the better outlook due
to the rains. and the work to be se-
cured from the railroads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-27
FINED FOR ABUSE
OF HIS HORSE

jamestown, N. D., July 27.-H. e.
Hoye of Cleveland, was in Justice
Bigelow's court and admitted that he
had used a horse badly in driving the
animal between pair OF shafts which
lacerated and injured her side, and
which attracted the attention of HUI
name officer Blake. Mr.. Hoye paid a
fine Of IS and costs, amounting to
5000. The horse was taken up and
placed in livery barn Tuesday but
afterwards driven home and the mat
ter was again taken up by the officers.
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WOLF BACK FROM
LAKE GENEVA
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER NEW PLY
sIcAL DIRECTOR WHO ARRIVES
HERE THIRD WEEK IN AUGUST
HARRISON LEAVES WEDNEs-
DAY FOR LAKE GENEVA.

Ralph r. Wolf, general secretary 81
the Fargo Y. M. G. A.. returned yes
terday afternoon from Lake Geneva
looking fine and glad to get back 'on
the job" as he expressed 1t this morn
Ing. He says they had quite time
securing physical director for this
association but is enthusiastic over the
result.
Herbert s. Lansing, who has been
secured to take charge of the physical
department. OF the local association.
Mr.. Wolf says, is very fine young
man in every way and Mr.. Wolf thinks
the association fortunate In securing
him. Els present home is in Fort Mad
ison, Ia, where he graduated from high
school. He has had one year at Coe
College. Ia, and while there, was prom
inent In athletics. He has also had
one years experience as physical di-
rector OF the Halstad Street Institu-
tional church (M. Ed Chicago.
MIR. Lansing was for six months as
sistant physical director of the Chicago
Central Y. M. G. A., and has had full
charge part of the time in the absence
of the physical director. That associa-
ton is probably one OF the largest If
not the largest Y. M. g. A. in the
country and Mr.. Lansing was given
some excellent training In connection
with that institution. Last year he was
director of the institutional
department Of the Second Presbyterian
church OF Chicago.
At the present time, Mr.. Lansing in
at Lake Geneva where he is taking
special training in the summer school
there. He leaves Lake Geneva today
to take the boys of the Second Pres
byterian church OF Chicago on q camp
ing expedition. Mr.. Lansing is ex-
pected to arrive in the city about the
third week in August and viii take
complete charge Of the work in this
association.
Mr. Wolf says that the new physical
director is a fine gymnast and holds
some records for track work. He Ia
reported as being a live, energetic
young man who will make things 60.
The association plans to give him
some sort Of welcome but the nature
of 1t has not meen decided as vet.
Mr.. Harrison, who leaves next Wed
nesday, will be given a big farewell re-
ception. He goes first to Lake Geneva
where he will spend few days before
going on to Louisville, KY. He will
remain there with his parents until he
leaves for college this fall.