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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
Correct.

Teacher addressing classJ-';A PM
HanthropIst is a person who cxerts
himself 10 do good to his fellow mon
Now, II ! were wealthy, children" she
added by way of illusrraton, rand
gave money freely to all needy and
unfortunates who asked my aid I'd
be a.
She broke of abruptly % point al
a boy in the class
What would | be. Tommy" she
asked.
"A cinch!" shouted Tommy. New
York Weekly. nt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
PuzzLE-WHAT WAS THE. MAT.
TER?

"a don't klowswhat was tho matter
with my husband this morning." con-
flded the June bride to her friend.
us he sick?"
81 am dreadfully afraid so. He has
had to stay at the office very late
three or four nights. Last night he
didn't get home until nearly 2lo'clpck
and he was so exhausted and dizzy
that he fell over the umbrella rack
and Weakened the whole household.
This morning he was about burning
up with a fever and drank over gal
Ion of water aud he didn't touch bit
of breakfast this morning. He said
the very thought of food offended him
and he looked so haggard and worn
that felt sorry for him. think he
must be working too hard"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Hawaii is making enormous eXpedi-
lures for schools.
American peaches, pears and small
fruits grow well in Chilli,
Pressed sheets of aluminium are
used for wall covering in place OF
paper.
.sa2. nfi1a ~, - '--77-------
The United States takes nearly
one.fourth OF the nitrate production
of Chill. t
The total quantity of lumber sawed
in the United States was 800 per
cent. greater In 1909 than in 1899.
Great Britain imported $3,SO4, 400
worth fof American scientific nstru.
.ments in 19lO, against $l,O56,22O
worth in 1909,
The production OF oil fields between
Tampico and TuXpan, Mexico Is 1907
900 to 10000 barrels daily, Of which
about 10000 Is being lost for want of
storage facilities,
Edmonton, Canadian Northwest, is
building up! One local building com
pany has ordered 400 carloads Ill.
100000 feet, of lumber from b mill
iatal egelatokeA ttish q olumbia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
Martins Drug Store.

ed for more than an hour in front of
theSdoor of$Washington Hooks before
it was discovered that he had moved
to Rye Straw about a month ago."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
Ns78z sEsT oF ApMoR

Mrs. Chinnnn-TelI Marie want
her To come IN and take MY hair
down.
Rose fthe new maid Can't ! take
I'll DOM, Is ier; niaahl Christian In
h There was a famous tenor
Who's voice could reach lif o.
And sill we found tia be ias not
1dserse to Hitter ~ 3,
New York Times.
Speedy Cphoning from farmhouse
Ito garage II guess YOU win laEeaio
come and get me, I've turned turtle.
Voice This is the CARA youssyaat
the adusfium. Judge.
Jersldine-WilIiam means good;
James means beloved, 7 wonder tbiush
ing( what George means? iii
Mrs Fondhopes Well, daughter,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

~ ScouPoN.
Or. Carey Medical Corporation
EImira, 4. Y.
Enclosed please find ten cents to
cover postage for which send to
Name ...,.s.. ........ ....''''.'''''
Street No. .............
Town. ....@.... -. STATE "..'"'.'
One Trial Treatment OF Dr. Carey'S
Marsh Root FREE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Changing seasons oft remind us
n How affllctions mar our lives.
IN the winter We have chilblains,
In the summer we have hives. Z
3i IN. +. A.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
BOB FITzeIHRoN SAYS.

The height of chagrin is to pay a
Teller back 50 that you have owed
him for about six months and have
him tel you that he had forgotten all
about 1t. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Conscience is still, small voice
that with most Of us ispstll small.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

A man,never has any, poor relative
until he begins to, get rich, ia, d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
rnINes IA rHINK ARouT.

Y On account OF the intense cold, only
Ihose with rugged constitutions can
.sengage in the seal fishing business in
tthe Alaskan waters. NJ
n Thousands Of head OF cattle were
,Srozen to death in the great blizzard
(which swept over Montana and Wyom'
Ing in 1897. The storm ragged many
days and the temperature lowered In
Tho vicinity Of rs below zero,
Esklmos become so accustomed 10
the severe cold that they arc not able
10 live long in the temperate zone,
Those who have been transplanted
have never enjoyed good health. ''
GOOD Joke ON THE BAND.
HogwalIow correspondence to. the
iatanistee News: THE Excelsior Fll-
sallng baud went outaon another sere,
naalng, sSpsditioR .las and pl9g;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

lo| Us bore shat George malrs bus
inessl Lie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Mrs, Clara Louise, Kellogg strak-
osch, who 40 years ago was one 0f the
best opera singers in the country, Is
writing tho memoirs sof her lie at.
her summer home ElpstoneI in New
Hartford. I. Il. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Head Of the Firm William, what
did MI sloppInger say when you hand
al him statement Of his aceountg
Bill ColIectorS Mr.. sokum, ah
yo1'H send theptypewriter lady out Of
the room for about five minutes III
4eu 5vot. Chicago Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
MUCH AND LITTLE.

Hawaii is making enormous expedi'
lures for schools.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

onldt II interest you III our Orange
grove Bf6p6 ion s
Nupea d have already put al my
money into 81 ifrl1it orchard.
Mhereg
On my wife's hat. Houston Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

TIE people who throw stones gcner
all live IN glass houses
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

"But ln this country. said The vis'
count, YOU have no ancient instiiu-
tlons- p
20 laqent we97 the beautiful helr'
ess repiied You ought y see ,le
re rlnb 70 which iIlsllina ion s.
chicaso Record ieraIa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

She What Is the greatest punish
snaentsa mah can receive for higamys
! He TWO mot Fsiniags, my dear
VARIETY. Life Life:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

American peaches, pears and small
fruits grow well in Chilli.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

. inioker.tLY VIE IS a Ways praIe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

Pressed sheets of aluminium are
used for wall covering in place of
paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21

The United States takes nearly
one.fourth Of the nitrate production
Of GILL. ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

sHEEP-Today sheep and lamb market
vas very naTruW one only two or three
doubles OF stock showing up. Everthing
sold az ngurss easily steady. lambs reach
ne SO and native ewes selling as high
Daily receipts for the week thus far
give total Of right around Lon head.
supply mat - slightly larTsr than either
iast weeks run or receipts this week last
year IN point Of prices. trade has been
generally erratic rom the start. Mondays
market ruled higher. Tuesdays and We'd
nesdayH Sessions were more or less dem
oraltzed and closing trade showed some
. Improvement
Sheep have been selling more readily
tnan lambs and. a. indicated BY bulk OF
recent sales. are closing Just about steady
with week ago Choice ewes are utiotahie
ap 70 s4-5o. and prime. handy wethers are
wanted al or near q 6a. TsarlinRs sold as
hgn a. sh-3 yesterday. which figure IN
probably the limit In this branch Of the
Inquiry for lambs has been changsabIe
M top was made Monday but Wednes-
days set OF prices found high ouotafi0r1
~ &.S With anything Ike q normal sup
ply today. would require considerable
seiiing effort 70 put choice lambs over the
scales AZ hOa As compared with last
week close bulk OF business at present 10
steady 70 possibly some lower shorn lambs
nave not been very plentiful but the few
on sale moved 70 very good advantage
. Nholce a1imialH- handy ana pluun sold
~ E.D on WednesdRy
quotations on sheep and lambs. Good To
snolee lambs, G.l5d6.l 10; fair 10 good lambs
s';5@ss9. %, handy weight yearlinEs- g .0o8
80 heavy yeRrHnEE. y 6s75 %; good 70
eh9lce Wsthsrs, Ss-&a4 &; fair 70 good
y se 55SI =. osg4 3 good 70 shoise ewes
sbossll s ~ ar 70 good ewes 2 Sod4 =
representative sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

NEW YORK. March lo-Dun's Review Of
Trala tIrnnrrnu viii say.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
OhAHA WaoLEsALz r.1uEn

CTTEE-CraAmery, No l. delivered TO
the retail trade IN lib. cartons, re: "a. q
u A-lh tubs, &C; Nc. 2 IN lib. cartons,
s-ib taba, lsGEs Msrsst s changes sc, sys5 =
Tuesday.
CHEEsE--TwinH. B5salsc: Young An.ri-
lsc; lmberEsr, lse; No. / briek. ISlSc; -
ported Swiss. &c, dOmsstiG swiss, gsc. blocix
POILTRY-DrsEssd broners. upd,, IA,
per doE hens, lie; cocks. lie, ducks
lsc; geese, BE; turkeys. &c; piEeons. Co.
fancy a squads. per doE-. szsS. Ne o- Ho 90
doE-, E-a4 Alive, broilerE. Lee smooth IsgS
ies hens nss9 ,tsgs ne 9.d ROSTERS. e:
fsa-hered, se, turkeys, Ic' guinea foWls
&c each; pigeons, per doE., soc; homer-
80 2 per doE., Soc eApons. over I6s' '- ~.
FISH AN froEenD-PicksrsI. &c: wh,t. 7,,.
pike SC; trout lie; large crappiea fsffi5c,
Spanish mAckerel, Bo; eel. isc; had9ori'
-. Founders. 2c. green catfish a. -
shad, 8 each; shade roe, per PAIR. &c; froS
zee per duE-, 50c, salmon. lie; haIibut a.
81 hey ~ CUISINE. 1 r1bz, Lie: No ~.
: "a. No 8 lBl4c, No. l. chuck 40. X,
r. No q 6atc, No. i round, 81 c. No > a.
No & SIC, No. plate. SIC; No. z Sc: Ne
-Trs-AppIes. California Belsaov..
per box E-7b, Colorado extra fancy Iona
than. per ful bu- box. E.zb q TEtE Der
p -
f1H bu box s. 70. washington sEtra fuI1ev,
Wtn.sap. s6-Il2 sizes, per bu. RB: l5-i-B
sizes. per box. 50; " aahlnEton 10 pip
pins. Es4-tisr. per box 87-8; S-tier, per box
aN bananas: Fancy select. per bunch
q 8dLB0. Jumbo, bunch, 8 z5g47a Craa-
berries Per box Sa Dates Anehor
6aE. q 90. bulk IN 70-Ih. boxes. per 10, slSa
Fizs. NeW California y 6-oZ- pkEA. 3 q:
IlrEish esTosn- per !. N Is Sc s-eToEa, per
FloFida s5-bf-6s-a8 5tsaz, buE, u.s. s. Eiz5
boK. U5 Lemons: LAmonaira brand. -
ssSics. Sjo-ss5 sizes. per box. sac. 20 -
60r per box leaE Oranges: CamslLa Red-
iands nAvsla. so-Ss sizes. per B0K. KS
= - f7s ana smaller 1ssa. 8 o.! 800.
navsla. so-A-l2s Sizes, 90. I'D and amaIIer
sizes. = soqz.sb Pears; CaliforniA Winter
VEGErAsLEE- scans. string ana -.
per hamper, G-5e4AN Beeta Per ~
&c. cas6ags ",seonsia, per ID, fSS
Jumbo. per dOz- bLnchea. Sc. Cucunab--rr.-'.
I50t aoEss. Il and Z Goa "a box per dos-
g. EEE Pan 80 sA2 s',. Fioraas. Per d0z..
~ LSflaSs. ETIfa fsaey s- -slsi -! Ssr q
sSE Onions. Iowa, red ana Ysi.osy =.
90 Pc Per eTsIs. ES onion ssi SCI g. sS 2'la
f6s-, as; rsa. per 5u,. e he. f-5a Par-- =
s5a55e Parsmps Per 6u-. ac Fot-fos-
larry Ohio seed IN SACKS. per ~. u y:
bu- H-A- loEa ana IA lac1usiu a6Iug
sI0ck. per Hu., 75asor. coloraao. per 80
sRc autabaEaa- Per TO-. lase So
potatoes. kansaE per bbL. um -
maunss- FLORIDA. Psr ebIH crate. . -
40. TGEuips Per b.. 80
MLECELLAN EOLk 80 Almonds .Callror-
nia soft sLell. per D., -hc. ID EacE 90
lo ieEa br4.El u1rs- Per lh-. lGc "a 49,
luts. 10 leaa C1cuauuLH- Per azck i -
per d0L. sac HtlbeTIH. Per - Isc nj
lsck luts. le ie1a r1acEorynuts- LarES
per b. e. Hua- per To- &C. Peanut.
E1aELsa- PER 20. &C. raw Per ID 40
elaEH- LaEEa, gW ~. lec. ln 50 ~.
e ieEa Ia a.llEa- blaGk- per Ia -
California per ia 81. In aack ICtr II
.saa- C1dsT- NsH KgrE Morra Per $50
"a per a. - ho1sT- NsH- y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Al Issues Hold Close to Prevailing
Level Of Week
MISSOURI PACIFIC Is ERMER
Better nderstHndinE Of MeEtcan
Situation Results IN SEINE I'm
provement in shares Of
Railway.

NEW YORK March I0-stocks held close
90 the prevailing level Of the last week
through todavs session. u was another
dul day and the total Of sales established
another low record In such stocks -
Baltimore a. Ohio. Denver a Rto Grand
&C Imun, Louisville q Nashville and West
ern Union there vas not sale during the
session Canadian Pacific vas strong an
day. rising 20 a new high record
Holders Of Missouri Pacific we're dis
posed 90 exact better prices on account Of
indications that control Of the properly
may not have been settled 50 Definitely
as was believed Better understandings %
the Mexican situation resulted in come Inc
proNement m Mexican railway shares
The Jnired states Steel corporations re-
Iort Of untitled orders a. the end of
February showing gain Of nearly 80 Jll
tons, was accepted favurnblv
Traders bought steel shares freely dur
mg the morning expected more marked
increase than was shown and steel COM
mon sold of On publication Of figures.
The drop IN steel arrested the slow Inn
provement which was in progress through
he rest Of the list
indicate q loss in cash By the banks. the
FIRST in several months The loss In interior
points and 20 the sub-rrsasurv Is estirna ed
a. more than s4O95.01
Bonds we're steady par value s. IL Goa
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
NEW HoRK GENERAL HARKEr
auotauons Of the Day On various
Inra rrnaIal...

q on llnaANlleHs
NEW YORK. March lg-FLoUR -steady.
sprlns ga-er.,. s--sfl-.la. winter =tralgh-s.
- 9qfNi winter patents. s. .Afd4.i0. spring
ciearH. = -l.ftlt. winter extras. 40. a. &sE
-. Ninter eItras 20. 2 ta--g.14.-a. Kan
a. straiEhts, tsGd4&- Rye -four firm.
fair 90 5000. e4El14.aD. choice 90 fancy.
s. 4nafso Buckwheat -Four nominal
~. - pa l--AL steady Ame-eun t-ae
Ll- Ft'r dried e.
wHEAr-spot firm. No. red g-sc.
northern 1 nagt5 q rqi ~ al-i - s S9
Futures firm and hiEher on reports II
damage 30 the CROP b. HessiHD fy and on
steady cables ana GOVERNS, closing 7sl1 sc
me- higher Nay closed a. s6iac and July
40 Faac
CoRN-spot Firm. No. O. Sc. E. o. b..
atuat Futures market was without trans
actions closing unchanged. MAY closed at
CATs-spot FIRM. standard white E-,c.
SO. p 16i4c. 40 Q Sic. $50 a-.r Fr-
cures market was without transactions.
closing nominal
y, aA.T1 - PRIME. SIS. No. 100:
~ - =. ,llll. staie egmmgn % choice
Lslo So 500 lsaEci Pacific coast
I 1879 1Sde1c. lae leaI7c
HIDEs--Quiet. Central America, asizc,
LEATHER-ouiet. hemlook nrsts. zslsa
4o-rc, seconds l--aEscs thirds. Bua.c, re-
PROvrsIoNs-Pork. quiet. ness. S. %.
nominal family. So aodG2-1o short Gears.
SIS 50d1a %. Beef steady. ness uA1oal4-5o;
family Sc N11G5g. beef hams. ST 80
zee Cut meats. quiet, picked bellies
70 70 u his 81 8oT13.1e- picked hams
E2m Lard. firm. middle west prime
/ 50 seas. reflced. steady continent g 70.
south America 1e.ra- compound. s. so
Isg5
TALLOw-steady; country. gEa7Ec.
] BUTT EFl-FirTn, creamery specials g-tAc.
extra, Ike. Grsts. ttaZ-cs seconds ia
nc. thirds. Boise. CreamerV. held specials
. lgll dgIi-c. extras Iqd ,1cs firzts r-l-sl7gl-s.
4 seconds. 15iEd17c; thirds. 159l6c; state dairy
finest 24Cs good % prime. 2GQZsc- common tn
fair l5glec. process % specials. Ig1zQlac.
extras. lsc, ErFts l6lral7c. seconds. L5al6c:
. imitation CreaTnerv. firEts. I7Q1Sc. factory
I current make. nrsts. l6dl6lzc; seconds L5c.
EGGS-Easy- fresh gathered. selected
/ extras aq19c, fresh gathered. Grsts. ~
I Ql8c; fresh gathered. seconds. 16ird17c;
I gathered. dirtieE. No. l. Ice. fresh gath
Z cred. dlrt8es. No. 2 be refrigerator firsta-
I I5c; refrigerator seconds. l4,d14l4c; western
I gathered whites. Dd21c
/ CHEESE.--Easy, state whole milk sum
mer and fall make. colored. choice. L2lha
lsc1 state. whole milk summer and fal
make white. choice. I2isc
. POCLTHY-ALve. dull. western chickens.
Q lAnl5c. fowls. l5dl6c. turkeys l5a1gc.
! Dressed weak, western chickens Ice. fowls.
| lBiHal6ikc, turkeys. 15I&c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
DISPOSITION

CAITLE-Receipts Of cattle were light.
a. lsual on a Friday, only thirty-nine cars
oelnG reported IN. This makes the total
Tor me I've days this week 900 head q
gain Of about 400 head a. compared with
last week and Of almost 398 head as com
pared with a year ago. The market. a
whole was without any new OF interesting
feature.
Packers AL seemed to want a few fat
carue and we're out In the yards IN good
season In the morning. As there we're 20
lev on sale, IL did not take them very
long 20 effect clearance. and pracri czllT
everything in sight changed hands IN
good season In the forenoon.
Cows and hsifers sold in about the same
notcnes as yesterday, the market being
Just about steady on all kinda.
There were few stockers and feeders in
sight and the trade on that class OF cattle
was consequently very limited The mar
keE was without any special new OF in
teresttng features.
quotations on cattle; Good 20 choice
beef steers, s60ad6B fair 70 good beef
steers, S.7oG6.00; common TO fair beef
steerH- S.01q5. 70; good 10 choice cows and
heiterE. = 70Gh50; fair TO good cows and
heiters t4-Sass4 70; common % fair cows
and heifers. So Z5d4 %: good 70 choice stock
erH and feeders. s6.506iS 90; fair to good
Etookers and feeders. s. COOS %; common to
fair stockerB and feeders. 81 5esJ6. %; STOCK
heifers. EL75d4-5o; veal calves, S4BOds %:
bulls. stage, etc, S4.a0G&&
alQi les
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

NEW YORK. March I0-ClusfnE qlotz-
ions on mining stocks were
Metal Market.

NEW YORK March % - RIETAIE -
standard copper dun. spot March ApriI
Nay and June. uLas1-2la London rnarrar
STEADY spot - d ID futures q ia Ar
rivals reported a. NaW T1rk TO-DAY -
tons. Exports 50 Tar this month. Isl tons
Lake copper gl26zlsfl2 Eiz- efectruIvtfc
2l-1ql2 - casting glG so - Tin vveak-
spot So ua'Isl o.; March. - Z5d2F ila. April
Nay. - 10 - 80 June. 80 s6I1zs 81 Lon
don market. steady spot EH L6s. futures.
L7s Lead dui. s. s1.54-58 NeW YORK. 81 ~
9A--1 East 81 Louis London ~ q q
speiter dun. Hd6.E View YORK. q "a
sc East 81. Louis London. a. Iron. C1eve-
ana WaEraurs a6s "a ID London. Locally
IRON vas steady. MOL foundry northern
El5- 10 l6.G. No. 2 foundry northern. No
: foundry southern ana No 4 southern soft
EI5 E0GlRM
ST LOUIS. March 0-METAL-s-L.szd
steady. S48. spelrer. STEADY 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Moderate Improvement IN Industrial
and Trade Conditions.
CONSERVATISM STILL EVIDENT
EHiutfnE Lew stocks % Merrhandiss
and Large stock 81 Money Are
i've Importaat Elements
Of Strength.

NEW YORK. March l0-Dun's Review Of
Trade tomorrow viii say.
The moderate Improvement In Industrial
and trade curdit lions since the beginning n
ments q strength are the existing low
money
Certain Developments have caused a more
conservative feeling in iron and steel. a.
though evidences o. Improvement con tinur
20 multiply. These signs include a further
increase tn untitled orders on hand BY the
tehding producer and an expansion OF H-lo
tons IN the output q pig iron IN February
the nrst gain reported ln nearly a year.
Current advices from leading pig iron
ceurers indicate somewhat duieter cundl-
tons a. Chicago and P1trshurE but IN
creased activity IN other directions and
some price advances are noted on deliveries
extending hoyond the firEt half OF the year
In the raf division recent contrncfs have
aEEruFa1ed close % aaa tens With laaaa
tons for export 70 Manila. and Il 10 sK-
pected that considerable business Will b
recalved fruTn Canada owing to the sold-up
ennditinn q ths zfllH n thas cuuntrv
hnsineHH IN the primary drv goods mar
Est continues In restricted voiTune and cur
tailmert Of operations IN miM cauters q
SUI iArEe- In spots trade fs good and dis
u1buterH are able % move meruhnndiss In
small lots. Hlthoui'h price concessions are
common IN cotton goods
some comment was caused BY q revision
81 price IN one line Of staple prints but
othsr prints did not follow and the printed
goods division 10 relatively bsttar than
IHde with bleachers dyers or fnishers
Export trade n fair. The leading producer
qL men wear has secured a liberal volume
on rutIre business al close prices. and there
n q tendency among users Of dress ma
teflalH % purchase better qualities
Boot and shoe conditions show an i'm
provemenf. Jobbera are placing larger or
ders and while the demand % Htiif chiefly
Tor odd styles. sDeCialtisH and STAPLE lines
az now reoeivtnE more attention.
Prices rule steady 70 drrn. and owing =,
the scarcity Of Russia calf feathers shops
cut from this material are shout 70 per
cent nEher than short while ago. Hides
are dull
Al OF the upper leather tanners have
now returned 70 the old discounts on the
basis OF per cent of ten days end shoe
manufacturers are endeavurfnr 70 accom-
piish the same In sole leather
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
InrnI s-rurffirn.

Quotations furnished by Burns Brlak-r
. Co 80 New Omaha National bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11

Chicago Cash Prices-Whear. No. red
sas8s.c. No. 3 red, g78aoc. No. hard. "a
10, No. 3 hard. 6aEec; No. 4 northerT
Jriug. EcdSLel. No. northern sprfnF
use. No. 8 spring, asaasc. Corn ~
ash. a7i1c No cash. sbnss1Ac. No
hite. 67dFlacs No 3 white s5leHsFLs,
10. 3 yellow. A. Gs7Acs No. 3 yellow 80
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hits SEQ ST. standard. saldUi.c
BUTTER 40 steady crsameries, Isdlsr
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ARK. cases included, She; nrsts lslsc
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Esus uaaltc, young Americas. -3isGl 40
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'a4ec. far 20 good, 36ai18c-
TLTET-Weak turkeys. dressed. r1c
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7omOrrow- Wheat I6 cars; corn. IS cars
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-11
sTOCEERs AND FEEDERs
IA 20 - 4

HlE5-EulE Of hog receipts sold a. EE-
ureH a big nickel higher than average
prices yesterday An active demand from
paCkerH better competition from shippers
and speculaIura- and q moderats supply
we're factors In producing reaction. killing
1ruves we're ready for delivery 20 packing
plants az 1913 O. m and speculRuVs orders
calltng for almost IS per cent Of Total offer
lnEz were also 1sled a. that time In
short a run Of right around TO- loads
cleared readily and completely a. the ad-
vance
Ihs same spreads between ard and
bacon offerings noted lately. we're srlu
recognized By buyers Long strings rauEed
from $50 10 Esl, and choice nEhts sold
A. the TOD. AS HsaVles had 20 sell az
30 and less. quality and weight deter
aiming rhe price
Trade conditions this Wsek haze been
rather ulEariEfaclurg 20 traders On ne
selling side u me market RECEIPTS az al
points have been tatriV larEs and Wirh uuiV
q slack demand trum Euecuiarura pres
have been EellerallT az the mercy ~
lacEera While values have len uuausnlV
l1Her on most days. declines haze beau