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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
SUES TO KEEP
EN- OUT OF AIR

PARIS. FEB. IN Valet has
sued 10 restrain Henri FsrTnan and
bis pupils from nylng through hls
private air" and over bic farm.
which adloins The Buc aefodrome.
Wallet alleges that be teams are
frightened. bic farm hands loae In.
ierest IN their work and The lives II
his family are ENDANGERED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04

u y d a View Y0rk
J. a 8 prominently
the
10 70 a
genlemany pa the
him to the wheofness and the wherctona Of hts but Mr.
Morgan ceve evadcd the question casually
Our geniemany reporter insisted that Mr. MoEans innumer
able admirers. who all him
esed hts but that famous coectoof cowoud
only
noueo OF peoples business whe m going
We and
o
chickens personal
IA
ficasaee chicken dumplns
chicken chicken gbe chicken
chicken Ia Broadway chicken grain. chicken Bgarde panked
chicken chicken-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
FASHIONS

Perhaps the greatest novelty -
the frock With the Japanese obi
sash or girdie.
To dress The hair In the new style
one must part Il ia the middle. then
drApe IL back from the face 10 some
soft way. aud finally bunch IL in the
back. In a big mass around which
ik twisted a coil OF hair or n band OF
ribbon.
Hosiery matches slippers. and
many beautiful stockings are shown
having elaborate decorations. or
daintiiy embroidered floral designs.
A new sash IL Of two heavy silk
cords placed about an inch above
the normal waist line. These cords
are knotted al the left side with
ends that hang TO the knees and are
finished with thick tassels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
Ordinance Which He Fa
thered Benefits Hun
dreds of Mechanics
and Laborers

More Reasons Why You Should
Vote for the RECONCILIATION Of This
Just, Conscientious and Business
like City Councilman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
VOTE GETTING AND SOCIALISM

VOTE GETTING AND SOCIALISM
Socialists never ask for Votes; ws
want your Intelligence Il is the agents
% the special privileged class that buy.
steal and beg votes: cheap ciEars and
beer are never dealt in BY tho Socialists
We have no Newspaper 20 express our
Voice and carry our message 20 the peo-
pie 81 Seattle. Our work IS anne by the
individual effort Of the workinEmen and
women who 80 out on sunday morning
With cur literature and put IL IN tho
hands and homes OF their fellow work.
crz; this r. preliminary work educational
organization work; and Socialism 70
sure to csene because 90 the pri~
waite rights 81 the citizen 90 his liberty.
security and property" The workers
rieht 10 labor and enjoy the FUN fruits
Of his labor can only be restored 20 tho
workers through Socialism tce-opera-
icai expression % the working class aud
we expect our support from the con-
scious workers and producers of wealth;
we have neither TING nor room fer ftx-
crs. Nrafiers, bosses or dictators
Many honest people arr READY 60 be
buacoed again by the representatives of
the Institutions which rob them and thcy
say TO me. Thrown. l do not want 10
throw my vote away. but " | thought
you could win. would vote for YOU" l
say 60 such people, you have voted the
agents of yoar expioiters into power for
the last fifty years. and not only LOST
your votes and your rights thereby. but
you are yet willing To perpctuate the
robbery and subject the working class
10 degradation by voting In the interests
of seur masters.
Socialists seek the public coed BY rec
ogniAing that the public welfare Is the
supreme law, and that the public rocd
requires that every person shall have
the right to labor and enjoy The fui
fruits Of their labor. without The com
sent OF a master class. Then, and only
and your ''Red Lights OF shame" which
sisnali1c the great human ulcer q 50.
ciety. he extinEuished and the light or
life and virtue will burn IN It's stead, 20
cheer and stimulate the working class 70
greater cndeavor and nohlcr deeds Then
VIII the great producing class 81 the
world have achieved it's true mission IN
the world, because then will the human
race know that its economic emancipS-
tion was The work and accomplishment
Of the working class through Socialism.
You have thrown your votes away long
enough. and the condition OF the work.
Inc class proves H. but do you know IN
Do you know that you have nothing 20
lese but Your economic chains. when
capitalism. by the use OF Gilllsm and
pillinsism, has forged around your You
have a world 20 gain. but you must gain
Il yourselves; the people who now own
II are satisfied to keep what the work.
lnE class has created and given 20 them.
VIII you vote for your children, your
wives your mothers and yourselves, on
Tor your economic mastors7
EDWIN ]. BROWN.
Socialist Nominee Tor Mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04

NINA e. SMITH
question submitted By Miss Nina
r. Whitman Seattle Miss Smith IL only II
old Eighteen Hhs the diamond medal
photography the W + 4. ofaonchl contest
ANSWER
home the cottage with the
den wall There's place like atT'
flat bad air. usually chance for gardening
petty from nrghborug little
entertaining music after certain hours ffoclng
prohibited for Of walking ticket and constant guarding OF
act from Kossping onlooksfs
the other hand. responsibility and work.
with time pleasures improvements
to worry oyrr-Ainpiy the regular payment OF rent
freedom. a place for aandpic playhouse.
making healthy childhood lawn
breathe place for hr Girls invite their chumas
chance N. boys ambitions. ght air freedom family
unity and this incentive noble lfing7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04
DiIIingism, GiIIism and lie
TOiIers, or Vote Getting
and Socialism

.hah speak ~ the Arcade hail tus-
dsy night.
nfn prompted fs ufifs this article.
Nfsfs hHfause ~ the editorial errors
~ our ffifuds. enc enemy second ~
fansr f T. 30 concern ~ she falfiur
children. anfusn and fnen uhefhss fhsr
nfe Under bininEiHm or auder Gfillsss.
ana. third. 90 point oHf fhs alffersncs
between vote settling and hosiaiisu
~ NaFa-M Yorker fMr producer ~
WHaithl. NJ Busiusss Nan ~ Ffofss-
tianai Man. NJ Hanssr ana 40 rasnsa
sufefs have you rean NJ naiings
piatfefmf HaFe your read Mr. Gnrs
platform Have yon read fhs Easiai-
lets PLATFORM Aad aan roa vote Ia
isiifsFniiy unless you o. Mss Are.
Fo4 cafe under governments that 10
sntiAbie. impulsiye and weak befause n
- eiar strength = RoVsfneeng repre-.
sentative ~ The special Interests 81 fhs
fer. ~ eeaif yoa ~ safer ufaisr = s0s-
efunieni that represents fhc material Ia
fsfeffs and safai rights ard Opportunity
~ thH d Mafe Ksurlsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-04

Does ST. GuI o. NJ niilng rspresers
The faiisrtF Sol Dniins aud Gni ~
heastsd they may bs san hsssr rvprs-
sent ihe working riarF because the
nafkiug class nf.s 81 TIE cafe ~ rs
labor power. Nhich iataF roasf fhe cap
ii@tisi class bays and this labor poAsr
creates Nralth far IN s2osns 81 shat the
iAt9Fsf receives this wealth created ~
iatpr. Hhleb labor does not get Eoss
Ca surplus faips1 - capital in the form
" rent. profit and Interest and ths IN
situations and she nsaetin~ry - produce
finn and distribution ~ wealth are
o~nsa W the class whifh NJ Gn nad
NJ biliinF rrffesent uhen in pdbilc Of
flee 10 oue denies that our roferHnenis
-~ciiT. coenfy. state and natianai--are
commercial business FuFsfnrnsufs and
ARE compelled 20 represent the eanmsr.
ciai bstlufss and material Interests u
the capitalist class whoss commercial
class Interests demand that thsY enrIolf
ihe workers and producers. - She rrod-
urt % their toll ii - therefore 30 con-
csfn 81 the workers and prudscert az
20 who u elected 20 represent their e.
pieifrfs What has ffe working elias.
essr received At the hands ~ Democrats
ard hsruhileansf Nothing except de-
misery. degradation and crime. which
are ireacl~s left 20 the toiirrs ~ mo
insfHatlnns q capitalism frduratorr
please take notlcef Ar DHllnE and
NJ Gin 30 not even stand for rgbiic
nNmfrrhip az the means ~ franspurfa-
electric iirht and power. which al q
cur rifiEfus must use city hospital
j. NOT even advocated ~ either. nor
ihs ~peair payment q city employees Mr..
nliinE and Mr ONi sre silent on an
issHeH uhich are ~ vital import 10 tho
working ciass. plilinR ard gui vii reg
afate Criue and herd sfriks-hreakerp
nith eur police force. n neccssary. but
neither uili make one Move TO restore
he economic FiNht 10 the indivif lais
who arr neN. and VIII IN The future. Il
forced into misery and crime hecause
thslr economic rights So create food.
eiothing and shelter for themselves and
their families has been leKirlated and
cAsseE who noa own the machinery q
pfutiprtlun and dlstrihufiun
The recefd 81 city-own.d public utiii-
ties shows that the wage workers en-
TO a. Ter cent more a. wages, and the
people who mort use them get better
service for from 20 10 90 per cent. less
than privately owned public service car-
pefatisns eharge them. what the ioiiers
want is better food clothing and shell
ter. and the foiierr want a seat to tide
on. Instead cf strap 70 hang on whea
they pay car fare 20 ride horne aftsr
their day 81 toll. the toiieTs want the
factories cleaned. aired and lighted ard
finally. the tntierw want what they pro-
dure. the product cf their toll. the toll
crs want "a stop dividing up with the
idle rich. can niiiiuE OF GIN help tho
;oilera. and At the same time represent
their nasseFs7 NO. pilisnE and GIN 90
not represent tho tokiers and Il Is no
concern az the toiiers whether piiiirrisu
or Gilism prevails Ia the coming cleo
ton. because. n either % them win. Mr..
Teller. you lose. and N yea vete for
either ~ them. you lose your vote. hs-
cause yuu vote for what you DO not want
aud set ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02

opening sales indicated a ouotably un-
changed market Choice fat lambs are still
selling up as high as 30 and a 400 top is
recognised In the list OF quotations Fairly
good grades are none too sctive at $50
and downward.
As compared with last weeks close
prices on fat lambs show heavy losses OF
fully 600T5c while fat sheep and yearlings
are closing steady 70 Csc lower In spots
Feeder lambs show an average decline Of
about 30 cents and feeder sheep have held
up we'll, current prices ruling weak TO
hardly worse than 15c Oft Big bulk of re-
oeipts consisted OF lambs mostly feeders
Volume OF feeder business lately tells the
story Of cornbelt demand better than mere
words. Spectators have helped consider.
ably in making clearances however and
the accumulation in this quarter at pres
emit is rather heavy. Thrifty feeder lambs
are in best demand at s. O0Q5 Is, while
feeder sheep and yearlings have been good
sellers at all times.
Next Monday Is Labor day, Of course,
and as the demand from packers is gener-
ally slack when killing gangs are off duty,
limited run Will probably be large enough
to meet requirements.
Quotations on sheep and Lambs: Lambs
good to choice S5.40d60O; lambs, fair to
good. s.. 206b5. 10; lambs, culls, a 751S. 90
to choice "a. 40Gl45O; yearlings, feeders, s. IS
az IS; wethers handy, So 9O63. 50: wethers
heavy, s3.1561840; wethers Feeders, So coz
3.40 ewes, good to choice, $290G3.15; ewes,
fair to good. S2656D2.S0 ewes breeders. So.
@$.s5; ewes, feeders. 81 S5G2 30; ewes. culls,
81 506D22 Is.
Repreaentative salea.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand Sufficient to Advance Level
Of Prices.
TRADING ON A SMALL BASIS
Government Cotton Report showing
September Condition Below Ten
Year Average Has But little
Influence on Market.

NEW YORK Sept 1.-the demand for
stocks today was sufficient TO advance
the level Of prices quite generally and
many of the active Issues rose from
to points. Trading was on much
smaller basis than on any other day since
the turmoil brought about by the heavy
liquidation which began early in August.
Buying reflected chiefly scattered cover
ing OF shorts, due largely 70 the fact that
a triple holiday was at hand.
Advances were recorded In most cases
at the opening and were maintained
through the session. Lehigh Valley, which
on recent days, developed strength today.
Minneapolis s. st. Louis added points 70
its recent advance. In connection with
this movement report which lacked
O project was afoot to link the Hawley
system with the Canadian road. this form
ing a new through route from Canada TO
the Gulf OF Mexico and the southeastern
seaboard. Chesapeake & Ohio was another
strong point 10 the railroad list.
The government cotton report, showing
a September condition below the ten-year
average, caused a temporary setback on
the stock market but its influence was
not pronounced.
Trading in Standard Oil was brought TO a
halt on the curb today by the closing
yesterday of the transfer books of the
corporation for dissolution proeeedings IN
accordance with the decree Of the supreme
court 1t was impossible to form an In
telligent idea as to the worth Of standard
Oil Of New Jersey stock Invested OF us
subsidiaries. For the stock ex-suo-
salaries" $50 Yves bid and II was offered az
$50. The traders could reach no common
basis however and no business was trans
acted in the shares.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value,
$lSM,OOo United states bonds were un-
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle, a. usual on
a Friday, were very light, only twenty,
eight cars being reported In. The total
for the week foots up a .ew head more
than last week, making 1t the heaviest
weeks run Of the season TO date. Still re-
ceipts are not large, as there has been q
falling off for the five days ns compares o
with the corresponding period year ago
OF almost 10000 head
With a total of twenty-eight cars OF
cattle in sight there were really not enough
Of any one kind on sale 70 make a test OF on
call &c the usual slow and undressing
Fridays market
Beef steers for the current day were
about steady Best grades Of both cornfeds
and westerns have been fully steady for
the week. On the other hand, the common
and inferior grades, that is, thin and poor
horned cattle, OF which there has been q
The best cows and heifers have sold
about steady this week, but the medium
kinds have eased off little under the in
fluence Of the decline on common KINDS OF
The best light and best fleshy feeders
have shown very little change IN prices
this week. but inferior and undesirable
kinds are safely i5q25o lower. =.
choice beef steers, s7.SO97sO; fair TO good
beef steers. $e.6oG7.$0; common to fair beef
steers, N7596,5 50; good to choice hsifers,
fair COWS, S3e0@A76 veal elaves $s.5o@7. q.
Quotations on Rangs Gattle-Good TO
beef steers, s. 10000; common &c fair
beef steers, a. 50d6. 25; good to choice heif-
ers, A90056,SO; good to choice cows. a: 400
choice stockers and feeders, s5.00d6,00 fair
to good stockers and feeders, $42546 co.
common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.50
CAB; stock heifers, Sa36@4'SO; bulls, stays
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02

SAEEP-Dullness was the main feature
of sheep and lamb trade, a condition that
Is not very surprising when recent flood
tiTs runs are considered. The fresh supYIy
comparatively open field a. yesterday 5
clearance OF all classes OF stock was com
plete. The feeder purchase yesterday was
receipts. This total gives a four days pur-
chase by country buyers, etc. OF fully
n 600 head. a figure that will probably be
increased 20 over 5000 when today's buy IL
included. Total receipts for the five DAYS
are by far the largest OF any week this
sesson, amounting 10 over $4,000 head.
Very little business was transacted today
but general feeline appeared steady and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Almost Any Kind of Weather Ex-
pected in Canadian Provinces.
CORN SENTIMENT is HIGHER
wheat IL steady az LiEht Advance
--Marlzet UndertOne is strong
Cash sales BeinE a Lit
tie Better.
oMAHA. sept. i, lsll

OMAHA, Sept. l. lSh.
Almost any kind Of weathNf may ~
season SsSe OF % the ' year. and the trade will be
watching this feature closely, ,..,,,aer
There Is very wide ditferenee oe'W snd
the price of September deliveries CIV ~,
those of December, and although SepteLll-
per LIQUIDATION seems well LuAsHeu
heavy stocks At primary ps 2lnd5ii, se crops
are depressing features. 4. ,,,,,r
me sentiment in corn is strongly in taVor
OF higher prices. Foreign adWces are Sults,-
ish and Argentine has no corn LOT thSlI
european u ade this year. shipping sa4es
continue heavy ana everything points 10
remarkably strong cash SITUATION. 49,.
Wheat was steady at shght aaVanSS,
The market undertone was strong. cash
sales being a little better ana rams IN the
northwest helped. Cash wheat was nc
Corn is holding strong and values are
gaining steadily. Conditions favor hlshef
values and bulls have all the best OF 1t.
Cash corn sold nc higher -
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments were 5000 bu., against re
cepts last year Of 10000 bu- ana snip
Primary corn receipts we're 66s 900 bu. and
shipments were $4,000 bu., against receipts
lsst year Of $1,000 bu. and shipments OF
CiSarances were 81 600 bu Of corn. 1000 bu.
Of oats and wheat and flour equal to $50 =
900 bu.
Liverpool closed I'D higher on wheat and
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat--No hard, cars, soc; cars SS%e
Nc No: hard ! car SOci cars SSS So So
Sc' No. Z spring, i car. 9sKc corn--No.
white 2 cars, sac, No. 2. Iyellow 8 cars ar;
59&c, No. yellow, l car, 59Nc; NO. yer
low, car, 59Ac, No. 2 mixed, car. 6sise;
No. mixed, 2 cars 59hci No. mixed, 2
cars, soc. Oats Standard, cars, 4ptc'
No. white, S cars 42hcs No. white, car
&c: car 4l%c.
Omaha Cash rr1ces.
wHEAT-No. hard, Ss1sG92l9c; No. 3
hard S71aG9l13c; No. 4 hard, s5lfQSOc re-
Jected hare, ftaS21sc.
CORNING. white, 59is9eoc; No. white.
591zGJ594o; NO. white, 59@591ac; No, 3 yell
low, 591f6D594,c No. yellow, 5919q59Stoi No.
yellow, 5S7&959l&c, No. 2, 591td5915c; No y,
5914q591sc; No. T. 5s1sde9c; no grade VA
oATs-No. 2 white, 42N@421ae. standard,
42Q42kc; No. white, u%QA2ho; No. 4
white, 4111Q42c, No. yellow, 11z342o; NO.
yellow, 4lAQ4lAc. .
BARLEY--No 3, $l.O0@1lo; No, l. Seq
$lO5 No. / feed, 75clJSl 90; rejected, 60dS7c.
RYE-No, q S69S7c; No. 8, SSqs6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aAd Closing

Prices on bOAEu Oh
CHICAGO, Sept, l.-Uneasiness concern.
today with a backbone. Accordingly prices
at the close were &c to MONO higher than
last night Latest trading 10 corn varied
from hQAc off TO Mc advance oats
showed MQ%c decline, and provisions were
strung out from l7l4c less Cost to a rise OF
Fresh suggestions Of warlike possibil-
ties in the clashes regarding northwest
Africa were kept before the eyes OF wheat
SPECTATORS all day and made the tone
Atlantic, too the bulls we're favored. The
Canadian northwest sent word of untimely
rain, and at least equally important To-
cally was the fact that the deliveries mere
on September contract appeared 70 cause
no Inconvenience. However. the weight
prices to carry and prevented any radical
advance. Taking the session as WhoIei
December ranged from 94A@9i4c, ana
closed at 941ac q gain of k4sc net
a while, but later the market relapsed
into dullness and caused prices to sas'
Weather and crop reports were favorable
December fluctuated between 6S1sc and oS$c
with the close easy at 63IsQD6Sl4e, net loss
OF q shade. Cash grades We're firm. NO
Oats suffered from heavy deliveries and
from protit.taking on the part OF longs
Carriers Withdrawing from the market
brought about q widening OF the september
discount. High and low points touched by
December were 46Ac and 45%c. The close
$40, showed loss or 1tc, compared with
The provision market had a tendency up
ward Pork closed 17l1c off to &c up lard
was dearer by 1oeI12Hsc to L1z0l5e, and
ribs more expensive by, 5GDl5c.
Quotations were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
stock In sight.


NEW YORK, Sept L--coFFrE-Futures
opened firm at an advance Of 27S points
on a renewal OF the near month covering
movement, higher European cables and
reports Of steady primary markets. Trad
inS waa moderately active and the market
Improved during the day on . continued
demand from short and bull support which
also had the encouragement Of Light Bra
zlian receipts. The close was steady at a
net advance Of 69l4 points. Sales, IS, 500
bags. September, ~ 5c; November, Il 75c:
Decenber Il.6Sc; January, 1l.53e; Feb.
ruary, u.50c; March and April, IL. &c; May
II. 45e;. June, July and August. lL44o, Havre
was %9lh {. net higher: Hamharg was
1850; santos 100 rels higher, Is, $500; g.
1900; Brazilian exchange on London, 1-32d
higher, at 10 9-S2d, Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports, 1900 bags. against ss 900
bags last year. Jundiahy receipts, 60 800
bags, against $500 last year. .Today's
special cable from Santos reported As un-
changed, and Sac Paulo receipts IS 900
bags against 1900 bags yesterday. New
York warehouse deliveries yesterday were
9946 bags, against 10,49S bags last year
Spot coffee, steady; Rio No. Z, 1899 Santos
No. 4. lxc; mild, quiet; Cordova, l46116c,
nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Variou
Commodities.

Comm odities.
NEW YORK, Sept I.-FLoUR-steady;
spring patents, IS. 1oG5540; winter straights,
Clears OSaS st R Ra5eet' ex sassNS no
$3.50; winter extras No. ?, SS.lSdS.25; Kan.
sas st-aights, A.2sQ4.45. Rye flour, steady
re- teir to good A6O94.so; choice to fancy
coRNMEAL--Firm; fine white and yell
lev, s. 4oql ~: coarse. a.SSaL4o; Kiln
wHEAT--spot market firm; new No. 2
red, 9oNc, elevator and $3.50, I. 0. b.
sfloat; No. l northern Duluth, NlsSs {. o.
b. afloat. Futures market was rather mar
row. but the undertone was steady on the
cables, light country offerings and fears
Of political complications abroad, closing
c D ese 6gh Closed q M SSS Soss
coRN-Futures market was without
transactions; spot corn, firm; No Q ss1ac,
Q: b afloat, export grade.
white, Gc; No. 2, 471ao; No. 8 46lae; No; Z
sic sic AA'D''' ""''' anu 0''ppeo "N''e' wy
:, I5IaAA,yTcssstsady; prime. prime, N,&a1" No. l.
N; Ig4ISi 20 3 S59Soc. $4,000 D., oS0,o.
1919 4oac iS $685. sase Paefio coast 90 DO
Od42c; 1909. 2S@31c.
ad aIpEs ,;S9Ss, Central America, soAAc;
LEATHER STEADY; hemlock firsts S41h
q27c; seconds, 229231zc; thirds, 10000; re-
1ects, lbC. -.
PRoVISIoNs-Pork, firm mess, $500
$50; family $ls.75q0,OO; short clears
SIG 5o@1750 Beef, steady; mess, Sl2 500
1900. family. 1S5o1l4oO; beef hams, 1920
@S2Jo. Cut meats, firm; picked bellies,
14.26. Lard firm; middle west, prime,
g 55g9.S: refined. fLrmer; continent, 300;
,TALLoW--Firr prime city hogheads,
BUTTER--Steady; creamery specials,
&c extras, pc; thirds, 2o1aQAl9c' state
dairy good to prime, 2S924c process, spe-
Gals, 2Sc firsts. 2O@2c seconds. lSt91sc
factory current make, firsts 2oqalbc;
EEsE-steady; skins, 1olA@lhc
22@25c; extra firsts, 1s@91c; firsts.. ia
lS1sc; seconds, 151slDi61sc; thirds. l5c; fresh
poor to fair. 11@1sc; fresh gathered checks
good to prime, l3GD131sc: poor to fair, per
case, g. 4092.60; refrigerator firsts. season
storage charges paid 20121e; seconds $50
l9c; thirds, 16Ql7c; western gathered
whites 1S424c.
PoULTRY-AJiye. steady and unchanged;
dressed fowls and ROSTERS strong; chickens
steady; prices unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-02

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1.--CATTLE-Re-
market steady; southerns weak; dressed
beef and export steers. 81 COOS 90; fair to
good steers &. 2oGD6. so; western steers, 81 70
an. 80; stockers and feeders, 81. 506I5. 70;
southern steers, A.O096 90; southern cows,
81. 1904 80; native COWS, S2.50Q5. Is; native
heifers, 81 .00G7 q; bulls, $3OOGl4.50; calves.
81. 25QD7. 80.
HOGS - Receipts, $500 head; market
strong to loo higher; bulk OF sales, 81. 15d
7.36; heavy 81. 26p7. 80; packers and butch
ers 81. 1907. 20; lights, 81 O6617.35
SHEEP AND LAMBS~Recelpts, 1000
head; market for sheep steady; lambs lOc
lower; lambs, IS .00G56.25; yearings, $. $50
AS; wethers, s. 25GD9 rs; ewes 50. 0069 30;
stockars and Feeders s.. 5O6l3. 70.