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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
PERSONAL NOTES
Especial CorrespondenceD

SEATTLE-Wm. McIntire. II. Mac Lean and J A. Hearst. left here about inc last of November to open up a large department store at Leavcn- worth, Wash.
 They believe they have picked out q live town and have taken over an old established business up there. which has been doing over one hundred thou sand dollar business a year
 The town is on the boom at ,hc present time. and one of the best lum- Der centers. also the best orchard soil in the world for the raising of apple.
 r R. Cowden is reported back from the East where he and Campion have been trying to raise capital for the North I haven't seen Fred SD cannot tell what was accomplished in he East
 Alaskans al any time Of the day. They congreRatc there from all sections of the territory to talk shop.
 win Steel. brother of Harry. Neil known in Nome. is very much in osi. dence. and seems to be the best i1- formed man on Alaska around here
 A. F.. Todd has moved into Seattle from Renton, k keeping his weather eye open for a soft position. but is cra- stantly on the hunt for an opening in the North
 Mrs E. NJ O'Connell who runs the boarding house of the same name in Nome during the summer is here in the city. she is stopping up on Ta-y avenue but gets around among the A asIlans to get the news from the Nor .h every once in while. She will return North on the first boat.
 There is a rumOr here that negotia- tions are on for the purchase of the steamship Corwin. now in winter guar ters over at Eagle harbor. Several young Alaskans are clubbing together to try and get hold of the craft. Should they succeed IT lS stated tIle sl'dihft will buck the ice of Boring sea at a much earlier date than is the custom.
 Captain West. the master and part owner of the boat. is in the East at the present time. but l.. Gray & Co. the agents of the vessel here in town. don't seem to know anything about a move on foot to have the ownership transferred It may all be Arctic Club talk. and there is a lot of the gentle hreezes in and about that institution.
 w. J Albright. the attorney who made the strike with Joe Brown, is here in Seattle and is making headway in the law business. He receives quite little work from Alaskans and 's building mp some little practice here in a legal way. He is an office lawyer more than a court attorney. They have q fine bouncing baby girl in the family now over a year old and both the fath- CT and mother are a happy couple
 Walter and J. c. Gaffney are here
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court for the Cape Nome Precinct. Dis trict of Alaska, Second Division.
 In the matter of the estate of Axei Edward Karlson. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the uUi,r signed. administrator with the will an neNed of said estate. to the creditors of. and to all persons having claims against the said deceased. to eNhihi. their claims with the necessary youch- CTS within six months from the date of this notice 10 said administrator with the will annexed. at his resldenc.. in Nome. Alaska.
 CARL J. LoMEN. with the win annexed of the estate of Axel Edward Karl son. deceased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
Job work at the Nugget.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Thomas S. Connolly, your heirs and assigns, successors and pers nal rep resentatives.
 You and each "f you are hereby not flied that We have expended in labor and improvements during the year 1909 the sum of one hundred dollars on each of th" Quartz mining claims. known and recorded as the "Kafir." Bowery Bill" Bay State" sahara" '8ostonian.' "Mogul," Empire" Morning Star" and "Moharib" Quartz Mining claims all situated on Last Chance Creek tributary to Snake Riv- CT in the Cape Nome Recording Dis trict. in the Second Division of the District of Alaska.
 The above amount Ina. been .xpend- ed in order to hold sail claims and each of them under the provisions of the law of the United States concern ing annual labor upon mining claims being the amount required 70 Iold each of said claims
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days after tho last pub lication of this notice. you fail to con tribute your proportion of sad expen- ditur"s. your intedest in said claims will become the property of the un- dersigned. your co-owners, under sec tion 2324. Revised Statutes of the Uni. ted States
 JAMES BRENNEN,
 ALTON F JACKSON.
 Co-Owners Date first publication Nov. II, 1910. Date last publication Feb 10. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
RADIATORS AND
 OTHERS ATreNTIoNI

We have a few extra copies of the Nugget containing the account of "A Night In Bohemia" together with all the telegrams read, or received during the banquet. We will mail the three papers containing the full account as II was published from day to day to any address in the United States for soc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

You can buy Select Beer at the Eagle for the same price you pay for inferior grades. You can compare Il with any coast or even any Eastern beer and for purity, flavor and cleanliness 1t has them all beaten Give Select a fair test and you w,ll have no other
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
Sc,ur II An ale hou~, lnum

Scene ll-Au ale h"u>. boom
 T"uN with hs tavern companions Young Marlowr and Hastings are lost on their way to Hardctetle's Upon ih.m Tony plays prank. directing them To the "Roar'~ Head Iuu" really Mr Hardrastlc's home
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

Mumms, White Seal or Clicuuot Champagne by the case ar bottle at Seward Commercial Co. successors to T. J. Nestor Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

Peoples Laundry are making q epg cislty of rough dry laundry. Give U, e trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
ACT l..

Scene \ 5rcu.. m au old fashion ed house.
 Mir and Mr, Hardcasll.. old fash toned country gentry. discuss Tony Mrs HardcastIr's son. mischieyous young tavern hrawler The son of Air Hardcastle's lif" long friend. Sir Chas Marlowe is coming to seek Miss Hard castles hand Young Marlowe Is too bashful to converse with women uf his own rank. His friend Hastings is th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

You can get the best grades of sIaz. cd playing cards for g per dozen decks at The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

Hardca~tl". t- trying tu farar d uar- rias" between Tony and Mise Neville m order to keep in 'h" flmIv th" lat. tcr'- fortune
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
GO TO THE No,Tn PoLe

Bakery for the best bread and pazI.y The only Coffee House in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
ACT II.

fa-li,l, ta NIarIov [. loo. tI,
  file astrg Is p liI ulsfm
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
ACT III.

1 "A old u
 sndM a uaiI of Ito t, at or h tle and the mai and | mi Miss lcastes learns at
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

Mrs. Hardcastle roundabout and home again. Mr. Hardcastlr chances upon them and Tony's trick is revealed
 Scene III-Same as scene
 Tony. learning that he ls of age. re- fuses Miss Neville and her forum. MaTlows learns the identity of the maid and i. forgiven
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
JAMES BRENNEN.
 ALTON F JACKSON.

Co-Owners Date first publication Nov. II. 1910 Date last publication Feb 10. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17

Scene I-An old fashioned house.
 Sir chas Marlowe and Hardcastle laugh over young Marlowe's mistake, The latter appears to ask pardon and Ntke leave. Not knowing that the maid is Miss Hardcastle he denies having made love to the latter Miss Hardcastle eontradicts him.
 Scene II-Back of the garden
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-17
ACT w.

SrnrI oldf parts s o,,I Tony de Tasting letter n hr
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
8etpesnns Der 8Hun5eu.
ne bic PiISs sHrdl GIsIoiioHsu thrsn eazss
maiieHhaft aasfd)feubtrH.

Gs lGbt fih eigentlid fairm nod
begreIfen SaB rad eruer alten Hegel
Qelebrt tpvuSe, bie BflarSen batten
eeine 9etpegunefdbigfett, uno 6artn
bftiinbe tbr peIentltder unteridieo
poat ben Ebieren. Die 9erpegungen
Der BflaSen iilb oielmebr oon elmer
fehr baelieitbeen glrt urrO bei1rGnfen
I'D birdous nibt alf 6as @atien.
merbirgS 6oiten ipeftaus ole mel.
fen BfEnn5en init einer 8ur5el ar
etnem beitinrmteR Yias i'm 9o0en.
uber es feblt nid)t an Gbieren, Die
gang eberio etr.e feitiiseruoe 2ebens.
tpeiie fiibrer. 9ie pun6eriamen
Dorpi6tlugen bel 6eu irtiefterfrei-
ferIDen BfIon3en beiipelsiperie, bel
benen fid auf beftimmte &ebe bin
Gedel itber elmer Sale i6liebt, itno
bod faum in gersngerem Gimme BE-
lpegrugen, tpie 6oS Guf. urso 8uge-
zen elmer Whfhel. Gber aud bei
ben rieoeriter Tansen tonITnen iebr
suS6rudsooue 8euegiirgen Dor, MIR
bGb iie speriger tptIltiirli9 erideiner
ErS ft6 gefp6bnfib eng an Ole Dor.
BdngR uor 0odStbaim itrtb Sort
pTarBpns orfHieBen. 9efanrt iinO
Bic 9titen, beren fid Die fiiriorglide
Whltter gbotur be6ient, Inn oerIhieoe-
nen @efp1hien cine moglif6t grobe
a1,sbreitufpg su peri6affer, in0em
Die Snrnen tpeitbin aiisgGtreltt per-
ben. 9ei 5abIreidrr 8fIorsen rptro
oieIe 9lbitdt 6aorrh erreidt, 6ab bic
Soinen au einem leitten Spiel fir
ben Win6 genpuht lpeuoen, BEL or6e-
rem suerben Tie burh fpabre @rploiio'
men aus ben SapIelt nod allen &idl.
titreen binuus9eidleit0ert. Sn iol6er
Betie beior9en ollh manhe 8il5e
bic @ertbeilqing tbrer Sporen, Gro.
feiior 8uler, Der iett eingeben0e
urS feiielroe Soridpneen itber EiI5e
berSffentliht bat, ItelIt feit, Sab elm
ein5iger Ba3 5pei Gage long IN ie.
Der 0Grute run6 cine WeilIion Spo.
rem olsfd)IeuSert, Oie Ourd cine
Itarfe geIi6hu9 fiftbar eenaft
perOen fonnen. guf Sieiem 8ege
tonrte Der Sorider iogar bic Sc.
fdtpinbigfeit nleiien, nit ser Die
Sporeu bonn 8il3 aitsgenorfen pur.
ben 0ieie betriia 40 3entimeter it
Der Sefun6e in tpogeredten Sinne.
nber ihor nah einem 8ege bon siuei
@uimetern beairnen Die Sanen
our @rOe gu fnGlen. 9ieie 3ifiern
bellten oirf etne sona ouberorSent.
tife &roftenfalt,inq 6es nieoeren
&efp69ies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
SunserteS elmer WillionGrin.

SSn Waosfm HI bic WeiuionGrin
Ginftm S'6adatuRfoi an Slinaer ae-
torben. Ose aIte Srau fiibrte ieit
Sdbrseblten in brem groben ein3eI.
llen Saire. m Dem fie 3apei 8immer
time bate, Die nternon6 6etreter
olrfte, elm hoaiaes eiHiteSIerIeben.
Oeta beiben 3anmer bat fie ian Scr.
lalit bon 5sputSig Sdbren nid1t per.
laifen; fie belt ftd eine 8irtbfdafte.
Stn Der ite 6as @eIb burb Die Gbiir.
rite oaftedte. @eyu bas WaGSdeu
'6as @iten brndte, oerttnporb Bic
Etrftn TN Dpeiten 8t1nner, Inn erSi
wteoer N erideinen, ipenn bic 9ie.
l,erlrt 9egoneeu tpor! Ofe betSeu
3tnw',eS ftuo ME serei1ttgt, ME ae.
htftet 'por0en. Gnu1toI pqriaid1te Der
got9erneHr boH Wtostau Dor Die
garittst ~ brinaen, nm su feben, o6
We nod lebte. Gle fdrie linn nirter
bsr Gtiir ei1tgeeeu, bob, tpenu mon
es tpoasn piir6e, lire Gbiir Al er.
bre9en, uHO EN- Whann ibr 3inmer
oefrefen mtroe, ite ith Dos 9eben
tpepnen iUiiroe. Ser @olrperreur
beb bic dIte Srau in Hltbe uno Iette
oils 8orHutnb Der @eiftesfranfen Sic
@rGfin Sofitoi elm. Olebrere Sooe
Dor ibrem ao6e b0rte oieiairfiu altf,
nod ibrer 8irfbidofterin Su Film.
eeIn. Slls man 6tq GbItr 6es 8im.
mers erbradl fartb man einen unbe.
breibI6en 'Sbnue un6 iRbQen @e.
r16; bic Siirftin lag in 9ltnrpen aui
bsr 0ieIe. Gin in sesen gerHSenes
6etn6 befbeiAete ben abeentagsSter
R6rper Der eirit gefeierten 66on.
heit, oie flir5 Dor Der SofBeit bren
Dr6utigam, einen idnetSNen @aroe.
offt5ier, ourf einen rdtbIeIboften
600 nerIoren botte. 9ie Seftion er.
edb ben Goo Der aIten Giir5tin 6urb
Ssr5labnuin9. Ser Nagen mar oon.
iEmbig leer. SsSn ibren @ett fanb
man etne UG1fon boreS @elo. auber.
benz ft1lterIabt iie mebrere Sdlher
nK0 Glitter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
&Ibaneiiide aolunien.
eitfefbsH HabtH iih aus benz Daittsfaftsr bts
tett In eHsitalieu erbaltsH.

0sr ,Gorriere o'SStaIia" Is1tt Die
aufmerffamteit ieiner 2eier aui Die
IN Stn[ien beiteben0en al6anei GDeN
&oloniett, ole infolse Der aIbaneii-
i6en Dirren io8uiogen aftuea ge
poroen itnb. Die &olonien fino iiber
bierbuuoert Sabre alt. glls Der leste
albaneitid)e Shirt @eore 9aitrioto,
genarrt Sfunoerbe9, ans ieinem
8aterIatr6e nertrieben mar (146S),
iob fib Ous iiberpun6eue Bolt pon
ben iiesrei6en 9iirten 10 bart per.
foIet unO beorGngt, OaB sanJe
Sdoren Don 9IGboneien Die Seimat1
oerlieBen uno in ole 6erne 5ogen.
gfa1 pielen plonloien Banoerungen
lieBen Ii6 Itarte @rltppen in Sbilien
ilno i'm @onigrei9 gteapel nieoer,
irpo beiite gfbt es in Stalien etlpa 70
albanefiid)e Rolonien nut 204,0
@rtnobner. @s gibt iolfe aoIorien
in Der 9aitlicata, IN apuIien irto in
gang Si3ilien. 9liibeno uipo 9al0
beioubers 6arafteriittib iit bic gLlbo'
ueienfoIonie 5u 8ianra Del @reci,
mo nod belite IN ie0en1 Satie Die
Srooittou Der aGbaneiiider &aIie
beiIiggebalten miro. Die 8iloer, Die
an Sen 8dnoen bGreen, fteIlen bic
SeIbentbaten beS gefeierten @eorg
&aitrioto 6ar; Die religioien Spn'
bole uno @ebrduhe trn9en bas @e.
prdge oes griedii6en &itus; in ie-
Der @aroerobe fin6et man Die rust'
Iolru", ,bas prdd)tige SrauengeDano,
into in ieoer Shatulle ben nbre3i"
ben gum 5eitflei6e geborenoen Sir.
tel, Der gang aus @of6 ODER Silber
lit. Seoes Suus beitst au6 Die alba
ueiiite SABINE: ben sspeifopfigen
9lOIer I'M rotben SeGbe nit tpeiBern
Stern. 9Is iiingit Die Giinfaigiubr.
feier Der 9egriin0rng Der @inbeit
Staliens feitDib begangen fpuroe, lab
man in ben alboneiiihen &olonien
reben Der italieniiden TrifoIOre
iiberaII Die albaneitife Nogge. als
unalrtaitbar gilt ben itaIienii1er
9qboneIen ibre Sprafye utuo tbr
griedii6 -orientaIiider @lnibe. Bon
ben Oi6tltngen bes @oIfes lit 10 gut
tuie nidts auigeifrieben: ale Gle
Der, au6 Die 8irden9ei6nge, perOen
miinOIib BON Generation ON @ene-
ration iiberliefert. 9asieIbe gilt au6
bon ben Acknowledgement; cine bon
6ieien begimnt nit ben 8erien:
80 sllbaneien, Dies iit Der Sag,
9ea9 Dem mir 10 large 8erlangen
getragen.
gGQe sur SfLadt, tpie Douneri6Iog
2aBt uns oen tiirfiiden Srrro er.
i6Iagenl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
Sin nnsebenrer slnsbrndl Der SOnne,

Die Sonne 1T oauerno in elmer
Gbattgfeit, Die, penn man iie iih auT
Die @roe ifbertragen bG6te, ben auI.
entbaIt BON 9ebelpeien ourdaus IN.
moglid MAIDEN piiroe. 9enno6 lit
lie itarfen 8efieln unterlporien, un6
Elm 10 llngebeurer glus6ru6, rpie er
an Der Stermuarte pom ao6aifanaI
IN SitoinOien beoba4tet uno iest im
yNtropbpiifalii6en Sournal" be.
l6rleben moroen 1T, gebort bod gu
ben SeItenbeiten. SotpobI 6te S0be
pie Die Oauer oieies 9lusbruds, Der
in Der befannten Som elmer Brotii.
beran5 am Sonnenrnnbe iibtbar mar,
erpies iib oils burdaus ungefpobn.
lid. Ils iie sum eritenmal pbotoera.
pbiert Duroe, bate iie cine Sobe bon
fait elmer 9o9enminlite uno beoedte
runo 16 9reitengrabe 6es Sonner.
raOes. @eiterbin tpu6s Die 9reite bis
aui SO @raoe, Ole Sobe bis auf 80
Sefiinoen. SSbre Sihtbnrfeit oouerte
in mebr ooer Deni9er beittIiher Sorm
50 Gage, oa iie auf Der Sonneniheibe
ieIb5t, aIio ouBerbolb bes Tanbes,
Ddbr5unebmen mar. @enaue 0feiiun.
gen. ble an ben photographer oor-
'genommen tpurben, oeigten, baB bieie
6unfIen Waiien bon Calcium. uno
8aIieritoffoampt Die in Der yeabe bes
aeqrotors Dem Sonnenforper ent.
queIlen, cine @eihapinbigfeit beiaben,
Die Inn 5, ipGter iogar Inn II b. s.
GROCER mar oils bic Der aIlgemeinen
OberflG6e Der 8otoipbGre. Auber.
Dem mar Su erfennen, bob Die @as'
maiien aus 5ipei oeri6iebenen Stel.
len Der Sonne Ita1nuten un6 iid crit
in erGberer Sobe miteinanoer per'
miI6ten. 9lus bem Inblid uno Der
boIten Der 8rotuberars mar iogar ail
IhIieben, 6aB eine nod 9rObere 8Sbl
bon Ser6en Die gliibenben @aie aus
norfen. glm Iesten Soge Der Si6t.
bartlett errei6te Der 9lusbrlih cine
S6be bon mebr ais 100000 9ilowe.
tern uno par bod am foIgenben Gage
pollfouunen neridhputtoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08
Die 8ranofutaitrOpbs I'M 0eiida.
piertet.

Der eroben Seuersbrunit, Die i'm
Soidipara Don &otio pittbete, iino
6676 SGuier, neun EentpeI, stpei ia.
briten unb elm SeueruebrOepot sum
Opfer seialeu. gsad ben bts5Gisen
BetiteGunsen Iinb bier perionen UNI
setommen unb 1873 DerIest tporoen.
UaifitGr uub PoIiaGi betbatieten iih
an benz RettuneSsperf. 8eb0rben,
8eitiineen unb qroate beuGiben Fd,
bic gtOtb Der pieroistauienb Sbbad-
loien bu Iiubern. Der S4a6en beI6uft
F4 auf neun MilioneH gen, p0bon
nar 54s, 900 Den burd gsriiderun.
gen eeSedt itnb. 0us @ierteI ion an
alter SteGe pieber aufsebout perSsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-08

HesteIlt das "Woehenhlatt."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-17

This is the program for the Douglas
County Woman's Christian Temperance
union convention, which will be held in
Benson Tuesday:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-17
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Jump Under Impulse of Unusu.
ally Keen Bidding.
TONE OF SENTIMENT IMPROVED
Relaxation of Pressure on Market
from Abroad suggests Improve
ment in Financial Position
at Herlin.


NEW YORK. Sept ls.--stoeks bounded
upward today under the impulse Of unus-
ually keen bidding. The market toward
recovery was the most striking of any
which has occurred since the long Cechne
began in August Canadian Pacific gained
more than points Union Pacific Lehigh
Valley, Reading, United states steel ana
number OF prominent issues advanced ,
points or more.
Despite the rise IN prices, there was still
a scarcity Of stocks. The bear party,
which had failed to force fresh liquidation
by yesterdays attacks was compelled to
beat hasty retreat. Competitive bidding
forced prices up rapidly. Canadian Pacific
rose to 10 points above its recent low level,
Lehigh Valley 6 points above. Reading 8
points Union Pacific AZ points and United
states steel points.
More cheerful advices in regard to the
foreign political situation improved the
tone OF sentiment. The relaxation of pres
sure on this market from abroad sug-
gested Improvement in the financial po-
sltion at Berlin, and private advices from
that point and Hamburg were to the effect
that the unloading of Canadian Pacific
held in those centers has been completed
Inc bank statement reflected a strength
ennS OF positions as a result Of the week s
transactions, though the increase in sur
Plus reserve was somewhat smaller than
had been estimated The gains in cash
SHOWN IN the actual statement was more
- Bonds md were firm. Total sales. par value,
$4,000. United States bonds were un-
changed on call on the week
Number Of sales and leaGtng quotations
on stocks were fOllOuys
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-17
Cash quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-t1rm; winter patents, A.O064 30;
straights, $S.65Q4 20; spring straights. s. Is
dtS0; bakers, IS. 6OQASO
.BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 7od90e, fair to
choice malting, N.l4Ql p
=, SEEps-Iimothy Sl26Oql4SO; clover.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess pork per Dbl a5. 2s
9QbS115i lard per 400 lbs, Ss271A; short
Total oleaTances OF wheat and flour were
equal 70 4ll,0O0 bu. Primary receipts were
- ,OO6OOO bu., compared with 1907 900 bu. the
corresponding DAY year ago.
Estimated receipts tor tomorrow: Wheat
5000 head
wIEAT-No. 2 red. winter, ssA asse; No.
s6Qe6c; No. 3 hard, winter, sOd95c No.
northern northern spEiIng; HoSGlsos; No z northern,
6G 6aos 0YS No s I1 H s7ce5:i sE a
spring. sOe9$iOO, No, spring, 7sefSSi 90.
velvet ehaff 75edSlOO; durum' sOca 400
s79SS7o no. yeS6% SitS SS T Eaits
S7sse; No 4, Ssl%9dsste 10. white ss"S Sssi
oITs-So. 2 st White, '''sAR isS;:4xo; No
white 4i944ls No. white, 4SlLSSSS. E:
standard 44bQ4ii4e.
BUTTER-CTeameries, 2la26ci diaries. Is
EGGs-steady: receipts, e.a74 cases. =,
mark cases included, l5dlsc; firsts, lsc
prime firsts, zoe.
CHI E Z Z - Steady; daisies. lslba1su.
twins. l2AglSe; young Americas. lSl{6iiSS,e
long horns l3badl3%c
-PoTAToEs-weak choice to fancy. s1Oo
CLOS. fair 70 good, S0995c.
PoULTRY-Steaayi turkeys. lac; chick.
ems, l2i5c, springs, l24c.
VEAL-Steady; 5Od60-lb WITS, sdsc: GO 10
S,le; WITS, sl4al913e; S. TO no-lb. WITS. lie.
6Lo2yIERS7--SliS,9oo9sls Is:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-17
New I'oEz lining stocks.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

cHEEsE-Imported Swiss, S2c; American
lsc blue label brick 16c; lin1burger, 2-lb
Swiss, 20c block Swiss, lSc; twins, Ice
riPlets iSSe ga dssis les 5Se young America
BUTTER-No. !. lib. carton. 23c; No.
lsc; limburger. lib, l9c.
PoULTRY-Broilers, 1Sc; springs. lac
hens, lSc; cocks, &c; ducks, Ice; geese l5c
turkeys, 25e; pigeons, per doz., $50. Alive
Broilers. R1sc; hens, 91zc old roosters and
stays. 5e; old ducks, fun feathered. loo
guinea fowls, 15c each; pigeons, per doz.
1sc; homers, per doz. $3.50; squads. No.
$3.50; No. 2, Soc. 'srt
FIsH--Pickerel, lie; wnIte. zoe; pike, 15c'
trout, l5c; large crapples, l5Q1Sc; Spanish
mackerel, l9c; eel, lSc; haddock, 13c; floun
ders, he; green catfish, Ice; roe shad 81 o,
each; shad roe, per pair, Soc salmon, 13c
haheut, &c; yellow perch SC; buffalo, Sc
BEEF Cur PRIcEs-Rlbs: No. 1. 17hc
No. 2, lS1tc; No. 8, SAC. Loins: No. l. lsc.
No. g SIC; No. 8. sac. Round: No. i, lie
No. z, SIC; No. 8. SIC. Plate: No. l, sac
No; 2, AS; No: g. 4c
@325; per pu. bsk., 800. Bananas, fancy
select, per bunch, $2.25q2.5O; Jumbo, bunch
27SaS.7 rs. Cantsloupe, Colorado, standard
Crate e. oo9P4 5 cSorad per os Sssss - s9.
per crate, 800 Cranberries, early black
per Dbl, $3.50; per box, S2.75. Dates, Anchor
brand new 80 lib; pkgs., in boxes, per box
bsk, lsc; California MaLaAas, per 4-bsk
crate, SIPS; California ToAays, per 4-bsk
crate, SIPS. Lemons Limoneira brand
extra fancy, 900-36O sizes, per box, $500
Iona Limoneira, fancy, 3OO-360 sizes, SOC
per box less. Oranges, Niagara Redlands
Valencias, 96-l26 sizes, per box, $4.25; 100
176-200-2l6 $50 sizes, per box, $475 Peaches
California and Washington, per box, soc
Plums California, large red varieties, per
crate, $.75. Prunes, Italian, per 4-bsk. crate
$40. Pears, California Bartletts, per 30,
ID. box, SIPS; lots of 10 boxes or more, pei
box 2.15; California B. Hardys, per box
Naturalization. string and wax
per mkt. bsk., soc. Cabbage, Wisconsin
per lb., PIC Celery, Michigan, per doz
S5c; Colorado Jumbo, per doz., CSC. Cucum.
bers, home grown, per doz., SOC. Eggplant
fancy Florida, per doz., $50. Garlic, extra
fancy white, per h., 12c. Lettuce, extra
fancy leaf, per doz., 40c. Onions, home
grown. white, per crate, H75; yellow, pei
crate, $50; red globe, per h., &c; Cali,
fornia, yellow in sacks, per b., 211c; Span,
grown, per doz. punches. 45c Potatoes
Minnesota, per bu., Sl.l5. Sweet potatoes
Virginia, per Dbl. $3.50; per Blu. bsk, 81. SO
Tomatoes. home grown, per mkt bsk, 25c
ADVERTISEMENTS California
soft shell, per h.. 2Oc; in sack lots, Il
less. Brazil nuts. per h.. l3c; in sack otis
10 lees. Cocoanuts. per sack, $500. FIJI,
berts, per h., lac; in sack lots, lc less. Pea
nuts, roasted, per ID, sac; raw, per lb 10
Pecans, large, per ID, l6ci in sack lots, Ii
less. Walnuts, California, per lb., l9c; If
sack lots. lc less. Honey, new, "a frames
1913.