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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
Kan... CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 9.-CATTLE-
Receipts 10000 head including 1900 south
beef and export steers S6.5OlD7JO; fair to
good S. O0D6. 40: western steers. s. OOa G. %
stockers and feeders. S9J0d575; southern
steers, $4.OOlp6.05; southern cows. i25Oa4 80;
native cows, So. JOGl5O0; native heifers. So 20
G725; bulls. IS l564.4O calves, 81 O0G7O0.
HOGS-Recelpts, 5000 head; market,
steady to Toe lower; bulk of sales. 5000
10: heavy, T.5OdD765; packers and butch
ers; S45d7. 10; lights, $7.35d770
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head: market, strong to 11c higher; lambs,
6 10: yearllngs. S4O0ff4.jO: wethers
81 2sdS.75; ewes. ssO0035O; stockers and
feeders, 81 5O6f3.75.
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st. LnuIn GencrnI Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-WHEAT-Flrm;
track, No. red, dqS9c; No. 2 hard SS1scq
81 90; September, S9nc; December. 41c.
CORN-Stesdy; track, No. 2. 63g63hc; No,
white, e3hQp64c; September, 64Ac.
OATS-I1igher; track, No. 2, S9hc; No.
white, 4Oc; september, 4l7sc; December, AN
dl44kc
RYF-Unchanged, 92c
FIOUR-Firm; red winter patents, $40
"a 90; extra fancy and straight, 50. 7OG14 10;
hard winter clears, S275QI2l0
SEED-Timothy. Sl2.0Oqi3.5O.
CORNMEAL-$290
BRAN-Strong; sacked, east track H.0
n1.0S.
HAY-Strong; timothy. $l9.oog235O; prai-
rie, Il6.OOfl21,O0.
Professionalism, firm; jobbing. SiS.25.
Lard, lower, prime steam, SS.25QS35 Dry
salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts,
s.. 80: clear ribs, $3.50, short clears, S9.62h.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
SlC.0; clear ribs, 5000. short clears, NO.621s.
POCLIRI-Steady; chickens, 9rsc; springs
l21ac; turkeys. Ice; ducks l0lec; geese, &c.
ducks. l0hc; geese. &c.
BUTT E-Quiet; creamery, 2lu26c.
IGGS- steady l3ihc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9-CATTLE-R Receipts
400 head. including 600 Texans: market
steady; native shipping and export steers
s6.O0a75O; dressed beef and butcher steers,
Is 5On65O: steers under 1000. pounds. $500
725; stockers and feeders, S3O0I4 IS; cows
and heifers S3.OoG7.O0: Gamers. slUO12 -;
bulls s275G5.50; calves. S}25a5 .; Texas
and Indian steers, S4.O0d6 Is; cows and
heifers. S3.00dB0O
uS, re, h,eoeip.s e;eo =. mead oaS e. market
ers. 81 I0n7SO; butchers and best heavy
81 hM7 S.
SFFEP AND I.AMRS-Receipts 5 ~
head: market. steady; native muttons S3 n
@4T0: lambs. AoOd67S; cTils and hucFs
slood275: stocFe-s and 'eeders. 81 50ii3 90
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClOsin =
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-WhIle awaiting the
government crop report wheat owners to-
day took profits and let advances In prices
be more than wiped out The Washington
news turned out to be better for the bulls
than had been looked for but came too
late to have an influence before tomorrow
The closing quotations we're " to NC lower
than last night Corn wound up unchanged
20 nc higher, oats NC dearer TO nc down
and hog products varied from sc ad-
vance to l71zc decline.
The surprise which the government re-
port gave the wheat trade was In the
lowering Of the spring crop condition from
7aS last month to sos August J. suggesting
a loss OF 81, 100000 bushels. To many deal
ers this showing proved rather startling
source Of additional dismay, however.
was the knowledge that spring wheat had
been damaged further since August l.
During exchange hours prices were lifted
by advices OF frost danger and OF widen
Ing injury from black rust. The market
was helped also by news OF export busl-
ness at noon. Unloading on the part Of
holders, though, reached proportions too
great for the market TO sustain. As n re-
suit the closing tone was weak, Between
the opening and close September fluctu-
ated from sihM02 TO 93c. finishing M1Ac
net lower at 2k6I92Nc.
Corn received support because OF the
liEhtness of receipts September ranged
from 64% TO 65Mc, with the close "A shade
UP at Soc even. Cash grades were firm
No. yellow was quoted at 6Jh01G5mc.
oats had no Independent action. High
and low points touched by the september
option were i2hGi42h and 4lssc. The close
nha42c, showed gain OF sixteenth over
last night.
A let-up in demand by Investors brought
about "A break IN hog products. Al the
close pork was struTts out frohi 17lkc de-
cline to 6c advance with iaSd and ribs
Tho leading futures rsnges IS follows;
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New Yorh saTuInE st.eE..
OMAHA GENERAL l1ARKEr.

BUTTER-No. l. in lib. cartons, &c; No
I IN eo-lb. tubs. &c; No. ?, &c; packing. lie;
CHEEsE~imported Swiss &c; American
Swiss. &c; block Swiss, lSc twins, i5hc;
ile blue label brick, Ice; limSufEsr e IS'j
PoULTRY-Bfoiiers, zoe per h.; hens
&c; S:s1s' 5e; tuFEsys, &c; pigeons, OI per
Sl4c; old roosters, SC; old ducks. fuii festh.
cred. lOc; geese, full feathered &c; turkeys
LlHci ,guinta fowls. lie each; pigeons per
NO. SV Der h S6p ger No CO., mS0 SQUADS
hen turkeys, i5c.
FIsH-Pickerel, lOc; white. 15c; pike. I4c;
trout, lGc; large cTappies,. 692Oc; Spanish
mackeTel. he; eel, lsc; paddock I3c; found
srs Bci green catfish, lGc; roe shad. 81. 90
each. shad roe, per pair, 5oc; salmon. I5c;
haiiibut. nc; yellow perch. &c; buffalo, Sc;
BEEF CUT PRICEs-Ribs: No. l. 1sc;
No: 2, 1Sc; No. 3, 9kc. Loin: No. l. 1sc; No.
Z l41ic; No; 3, lie. Chuck: No. /, &c; No.
Z, elsc No. 3, SIC Round: No. !, shc; No.
SAC; No. 3, sac. Plate: No. ! 4Zc; No.
FRUITS, ETc.-Apples: Duchess. Der
bunch, t2.75gS75. Cantaioupes: California,
standard. As count. I2.TS. per crate; pony
$780,, Arkansas, pony, per crate, $40;
standard, per crate, s2.25. Dates: Anchor
brand, new, 30 lib. pkgs. in boxes, per
box. 500. Grapes: Kansas per lib bsk.,
zoe. Lemons: Limoneira brand, extra
fancy 200 size. per box, $3.50: 800 size, per
box, $3.50: Iona Limoneira fancy 300 size.
per box, $500; $50 size, per box, $500; 2lJ
and 40 sizes, 6Oc per box less. Oranges:
Niagara Redlands Valencias, 96-126 sizes,
per box, H.25; l5O-176- zoo 2l6-25O sizes, per
box, $500; choice Valencias, 1895 sizes.
1915. Peaches: California, per box, 8. 9Oai
L35. Plums: California, per crate, $LS5.
Prunes: Trogety, per 4-bsk cvFate 81. 80.
Pears: California per 6O-lb. box, S2.75.
Watermelons: Georgia and Florida, per
h., 1hc
VEGETABLEs-Beans: String and wax
per hamper, $3.50; per mkt. bsk., Sl.oO Cab
bage: Home grown. per h., 31zc. Cucum-
bers: Home grown, ~ and 2 doz In bsl,
65c. Egg plant: Fancy Florida per doz
N.50. Garlic: Extra fancy, white, per lb.
l2c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf. per doz,
4Oc. Onions: Home grown. white per
crate, 500; yellow, Der crate, S175; Call
foruia, in sacks, per h., &C. Parsley:
Fancy home grown, per dOz punches, 45c
Potatoes: California white stock. in sacks,
per bu., $1.SO; Minnesota, per bu., $50
Radishes: Per doz., zoe. Tomatoes: Ten
nessee, per 4-basket crate, 76c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Califor-
Ida soft shell, per lb., 1sc in sack lots. lc
less. Brazil nuts: Per H., lac; in sack lots,
1c less. Filberts: Per h., lac; In sack lots,
lc less. Peanuts: Roasted, per h., shc;
raw, per h., 7c Pecans: Large, per ID
l6c: in sack lots. lc less. Walnuts: Cali
fornia, per h., 19c;; in sack lots, lc less
Honey: New. "a frames, 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug 9.-WHEAT-Sep-
TENDER. tiC4h. December. Si.O5AGl O6Ss
May, 81. O9h No. / h6rd 81 OS No / north
ern. 81 O6al O7h, TO arrive SlO5Il@l.O7; No.
northern. sl0i'|('i0C; No. 3, N.0lalQ
SEFD-F1nX. $225.
BARLEY S5C0{lQ
CORNING 8 yellow, 64Ik6l6Sc
OATS-Ho. white. Ad4lhc.
RYI,-SOHc.
RRAN-$2O. 5OGD2i.OO.
FLOIR-First patents, IS. 9Oel5. 10; second
patents, 81, lOn495 first clears, S3.55G3 IS;
second clears, S2i6@2.i0
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NEW YORK, Aug 9.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Nominal; on the spot fancy, IS
dl9c; choice 16Ac and easy for future ship
ment; 1Oql0Ac for prime for October ship
ment.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, unsettled but
with a firm undertone; 9d14%c for Califor-
Mas up to 30-40s and 1l%al4Ac for Oregons,
choice, 14%615c; extra choice, 1611q16c
fancy, 161h417c. Peaches, inactive but very
steady; choice, 1ld111kc; extra choice, 12d
12hc; fancy, 12hc. Raisins very firm,
especially for the seedess varieties; loose
Muscatels. 6AG7c; choice to fancy seeded,
Sd9c; seedless, 5%d7c; London layers 81 4
al a.
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Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-DRY GOODS-Cot-
ton goods are generally quiet. Revisions
on one or two lines of denims are an
nounced for the purpose OF cleaning up light
stocks Narrow dress ginghams will not
be priced until after September l. New
raw silk rules have been adopted by the
silk association to govern sales. Worsted
yarns are I'm light demand with prices ir-
regular. Jobbers are doing fair trade in
seasonable dress fabrics.
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Quotations Of the Day On vartsus
CommoAtffca

Com~Saities.
NEW YORK. Aug. o. FLoUR-steady.
with fair trade; spriRs patents, $50
patents & s s 55' sprinS eissqs. 81 .ocs4 =:
winter extras, No. 1, g5.tgag.bo: winter .ex-
iras No. z t5.Ba5.B; Kansas straights.
StSS d Bss fg 70 ts S,sSaT FAT % good
sE ssasS; essfss' 80 Hf fli fS AREA,
,wHEAT.spot. quist; No. red. new sc
northern Duluth. Il le5l T. o. D. sfloit Fu-
the cables, but decliaed under liquidation
Tor the government report but again rail-
lied on export sales Of thirty loads for
September closed b7MGi peosmber T.OzA.
elevator. domestic Sssis 70 arrive and 7ifc
market was SV without irSnsaet action Closing
unchanged TO 1c net lower. September
closed 7o5c; December &c.
without transactions. closing nominal.
III Gib ms h !. 81 5 No ssssOc, ,o,l
LEATHER-Firm: hemlock nrsts, 2sh
gIci second. Z2a2s1fci thirds. l9q2Oc; re-
PRoVfsIoNs-Pork, steady; mess. $1,000
R a;o family Us 76q2o.0oi short elesrs 1850
a5Sa Sssf bs Tf hams s.: VI Sl sS 10 tAm cSt
meats steady picked bellies ID to IL lbs..
tloGoala OO picked hams, nt0; Lard.
ned s,.aS sSTS continent msss OSsS Amer ss
lea, fio.z5; compound. h.0od7.25.
TALlIo W-steadyl prime city hhds.,
country, bE4dho
BUTrBK-bteadyI creamery specials,
nc; ssstrss, s9o; first Ssbt424tt6i sec
CHBpgp-Flrfnl skins, eMdloo
Eoos-steadL; fresh gathered extras,
2sa2tci extra first lso1gRoi first, l7VlSo;
gathered checks, good TO prime, lSc
poor 70 fair. per case q 4oaS. %; refrissr-
Ator fret seasons storage, charges paid.
2lo seconds, iS120ci western gathered.
white, ipli23o,
PouLTRY-Dressed. firm; western broil-
ers, H9lsci fowls, 1Sdi8oi turkeys, la01bc,
Germ and Wheat ReaIen nuIIetin.
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Coffee Market,

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-COFFEE-C1ose
steady, net points lower to points
higher Sales. 1880 bags. August, 1l55c
September, 116Oc; October, 1.S1c; Novem-
Der, n.14c; December, l105c; January Feb
ruary, March, April, May, June and July.
ll.0lc. Spot coffee, firm; Rio No T. 13Ac;
Santos No. 4, 13h0l4c, nominal. Mild. quiet (;
Cordovs. 1+di6c, nominal. Leading roasters
are reported TO have purchased between
80. coo and 100000 bags OF spot coffee late
Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

Moderate but appreciable showers oc-
CURED within the last twenty-four hours
at a number of stations in the Minneapolis
district Good rains fell at two stations In
the st. Louis district and light shower
occurred at one station in the Des Moines
district. Warmer weather prevailed In the
corn and wheat region during Tuesday,
and II Is warmer In the southern and east
ern portions this morning. Cooler weather
Is moving down over the Missouri valley
this moEning. L. A, WELSH,
Local r'orecaster, Weather Dursau
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I.IrrrnooI Grn.n NInrLrt.

firm No Manitoba, Is sgd; No. 3 Mani.
TOY a, Is sid futures firm; october, Is lhd
DCcemter u 2Md
CORN-Spot firm; new American mixed
IS q old American mixed IS sgd; new
American mixed, SIS SID; new American
kiln dried. 5s Cd futures steady; Septem-
Der. 81 I'd: October. IS Sd.
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CoTton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 10 points higher; mlddling up
lands, r. 40c: middling gulf, 1265c. Sales,
200 bales. Futures opened steady; August,
u 1Oc: October, Hose. December, Hose
January, II o3cs March, lil3c; May, li.2Oc
July. II 2lc. The close was steady; August.
70 2lc; September, ll.3sc; October, 11.Mc:
November 1l.2sc; December. ll.32c Janu-
arv 1127c; March, S5c May L43c; July.
II 44c,
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IInnuns CITY GrnIn and ProNi.ionr.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 9-WHEAT-Cash.
unchanged, No, hard. 9On9Ihc; No. 3. ~
aVCc; No : red, SGGpS7c; No, g. SJaS6c; Sep
TENDER, ~ AG5lAc: December, 941sg94%c.
CORN-C nchanged to sac higher; No. 2
mixed. Glkc; No. B. eihc No white &c;
No g. 81 yzGlClAc; September G3hc bid /.
December, 6l9slp6iI5c.
oATs-Unchanged No. . white, 4OQ4OItc;
No. 2 mixed 500 40c.
RYE-Sic.
HAY-Unchanged to 5Oc lower: choice
timothy, SiSOODlS50; choice prairie $l5.51
Q16o0
BUTTER Creamery, Csc; firsts, 23c; sec
onds 2lc. packing stock lSc.
EGGS-EXtras, 2Oc; firsts, 16hc; sec
onds lie
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sILvER-Bsr, quiet at "a i-lsd per
MONEY! per cent
the rate Of discount in the open market
Ior short bills is ~ per cent; tor three
months bhls. 2N62% per cent
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Perrin Market.

PEORIA, Aug. 9.-CORN-Steady; No. 8
yellow. Hlhc. No. yellow, 6shc; No. 9
m xed, 64Hc; No. I mixed, 6Skc
OATS-Steady; No. white. soc; standard.
SSN1 sec; No, white, SSAc; No. white.
374Q3Sc.
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New YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-MONEY-On call,
steady, at 2hd2A per cent; ruling rate 2's
per cent; closing bid. 2h per cent offered
at 2A per cent. Time loans firmer; sixty
days, 2&d3h per cent: ninety. days. $685.
per cent; six months, 3ka4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4d4k
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easy with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 81 1915 for
sixtv-day bills and at 81 1886 for demand
comm retail bills. Sassy
SILVER-Bar. 52Ac Mexican dollars 45c.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
ensy.
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MILWAUKEE Grain Married.,

MILWAUKEE,. Aug, 9.-wHEAT-No. l
northern, N.C9hil0. No. northern, 81 .0Sd
i.0Sh No. hard winter, old9Sc; septem-
Der 92kc. December, 96ssG96%c.
ATs-ilhc.
BARLEY Isl .O5dI1A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
b. Augustine--Nebraeka.

HOGS-Hog trade was a double barreled
affair-lively ana higher at the opening, bur
dull and lower on bulk IL was "A typical
Iwo-n-Cne market, the FIRST portion OF
the uauc co sisting almost entirely of
business In shipping grades. Good quality
hogs, suitable for shipment were selected
during early rounds at prices 5dlOc higher.
After iull forty loads drew these ad-
vances the demand from outside buyers
vanished and the remainder OF the sessio \
depended upon packing demand for final
clearance. support from tins quarter
PROVED re uctant. and as all Local buyers in
sisted upon declines thai were as large as
the early advances, movement became very
du |. LarEer packing droyes were finally
put up at an average cost 5dl0c lower than
yesterday, the market closing I'm mean
share.
shippers and spectators purchased In all,
about 35 per cent OF moderate supply, es-
timated from the chute house tab at l25
loaCs Smooth animals OF all weights were
bought on outside account.
Range In prices broadened consid bly,.
OF course and a .arge portion OF receipts
stretched oil the way from Sis 10 S. 40.
Choice bacon animals reached $3.50 on two
or three oceasioas. a top that Is higher
than any made since January, when $. 10
Was touched Clearance OF total offerings
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OIL and no.In.

SAVANNAH. Aug. s-TURPENrINE-
4 RIM: t9AMi9Ac.
RosIN-Firm; type f. sssOas as; q. 50 900
6S6
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DuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Aug. 9--wHEAT-No. hard.
ti0S}s: No. ] northern. SlO7q10s No. q
northern $.Oi9i04ih 20 No5h; september.
sl,o6h; December, S.o6lsl O6h
OATS-i2c.
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Sugar Market,

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-SUGAR-Raw,
firm; Muscovado SO test, Ale: centrifugal,
Sc test. 46lc; molasses, SO test, 3.SGc; re-
fined steady.
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Aug. s.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts, $500 head; market slow; steers, $3.50
97.O0; cows and heifers, S3.OOa6. rs; calves
g. 0OQg7. 90.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; top, $40; bulk OF sales S. 4O97. go.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts l. 30
head; market steady; lambs. A5Ode 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

5000 piano player goes An the new
bee BOOkIOvers' Contest. See an
nOuncement sunday, August Ia.
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WnnI NInrl.rI.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 9.-WooL.-Unchanged
territory and western mediums, i7Gpi9c
fine mediums. i60i1iac fine. u0ltihe.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

to the dyspeptic. Electric Bitters cure dys-
pepsia, liver and kidney complaints and
debility. Price, 5Oc. Sold by Beaten Drug
Co.
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Articles. open. High. Low. Close. / Y

Cash quotations were AS follows
ELOu k-fTh., WINTER patents, 5000 3;
Git bakers, l3JOqHb0
BAf&LEG-Feed or mixing. GOfpsDc: fair to
choice mating, SiOOQl.l2
SEEDS = Timothy NlOOal25O; clover,
pRONlsloNs-Mess pork, per bbl, $3.50
giISh; lard, per 100 lbs, 1921 short
rios, hidca OoOsel, -, I56Ig ~, snort clear
siGel tboNed) tyOOdY25
Iotai cleaTanCts OG wheat and flour were
equal 70 tl2.UI bushels. Primary receipts
We're lo6s,UO bushels compared with
year ago, estimated receipts for tomor-
row: neat 1913 cars; com, % cars; oats
g'9 cara hogs, @,co head
Chicago Cash litces-Mheat: No. 2 red
@aU9Oc' No, red, S7lsaSsc No. hard,
~ ,aUvc No hard, SmNc; No. / northern
No 8 northern, 61QSlOO; other grades
neglected. Corn: 40. :, G4aGpoA&c; No. >
what 6ihHt'h5; No. ? yellow, 6t54d64a.c
No B. 6iH6tAc; No. white d6% q6,c; No &
yellow, 6ta6i6l1sc. No. a. 63lsaosA.c; No a
oats; No, 2, SgdSslse; No, 2 white, tS,.Sj
lOssu4Oa.c; standard, iO.4QAs.c kye: 40
2, SIC. Barley: 6JcuSli4 Clover: slOOO4I
1850 Timothy; NuuUul3.O0.
RiE-No. ?, SIC
BARLEY -65cqIit
CLONER--slg .tOmiS.O
T1MOTHY-Sll. C0dl3.dO
BuTTER steau,; creameries 2la26c;
dairlea l9d23c
EGfS-fiTm receipts, l0aS4 cases. at
mark, cases included, l0Ulic; firsIs, lBc
prime firsts. l1isc
CHEEsE steady; daisies l3nQl3lbc;
twins, l2Aul3c; young Americas, l2A,6plsc:
long horns. i34Ql3ac.
-~BUTTER-Steady; creameries. s46as,,
diaries, lau 23c.
EGGS-S steady; receipts, 9Og7 cases; at
mark, cases Included, iOQiic, firsts, i6c
prime flrsts i7iac,
CHEESE-lrregular; daisies ia6iSi,c.
twins, i2AalSc; young Americas l3lsfisst g
long horns. l3aWisNC.
POTATO S-Steady to firm; Jersey 81 q
GlS0; Minnesota, ulOdith
POULTRY-Llve. firm: turkcvs I2c.
chickens l2c; springs, Ahc.
VEAf Steady; 80 to oO-lb. WITS. S6f9c.
60 10 S-lb WIS 9EGiolso IS TO iiO-ib Wts'
lie
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Sunday

Receipts and disposition OF 1--WE stoch At
the Union stock yards South Omaha for
twenty Tour hours ending at O'Clock p. m.
yesterday:
RECEIprS cAnIorc
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CHICAGO LIVE Crock MARKET
Demand for Cattle strOnE-HoRs Slow
sheep Weak.

sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head market, strong; beeves, s. O0Q
100; Texas steers, S4.5OI6 Is; western steers
Af0d6. 40; stockers and feeders, 8.o005. 30;
cows and heifers $2-2OdG 10; calves. 5.75d
500
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head: market,
slow; light S.2Oa7.sO; mixed S7.O0a7. 50;
heavy, {6.S0q7.7 2h., rough, $6s0d7.O5; good
to choice heavy, SGG7. TN; pigs 5000
7.6S; bulk of sales. S7.25GI7.e5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 20O)O
head; market, weak; native, S22503.75:
western Sz-5OfI3.75 yearlings. 8 75d4 -:
native lambs, $s.75G6 Is; western, 81 25S1S. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10

LONDON. Aug. 9.-American securitles
were quiet and featureless during the early
trAding today Prices ranged from s
above TO y below yesterdays New York
'lI Inn6snn clns,nr stnnL nrn,.,ion..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
Daily movement OF PRODUCE;

Carlot Reoeipts-wheat, SIS cars. with sOa
OF contract srsa a S Ca ~ ~, cars with IS
receipts. OF wheat az Chicago Minneapolis
and Duluth today were tS7 cars. compared
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET

with 5ts cars last week and - cars the
corresponding day 9 year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
Sgock In sight.
Receipts OF 1--we stock at he five prlnci-

The Bee is the ideal Home" paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
Com nnd NNhent nrnran nnIIntin,

Record for the twenty -four hours endinl
at O. m. Wednesday, Aug. Q, 1911;
OMAHA DISTRICT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-10
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Minimum temperature for tw~lvc-nour
period ending at a. m tNot included in
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02
A Notable Achievement.

The people Of Utah have certainly
been loyal in their support Of eduea-
tional ideals since the inception of this
State We doubt if there is another
state in the Union that spends so much
per capita for the education of It's
children Nos only do the State
schools receive ample and generous
support, but private educational institu-
tions are found on every hand, and
these are most generously supported.
The other day while at ST. George
the editor of this paper had the
pleasure Of going through a large and
commodious structure recently erected
for the Church Academy and just
beginning its first year. The building
cost in the neighborbOOd OF 5O,OOOs and
has been built entirely by donations
from the people of St. George and sur
rounding towns. The bOIlding GER
tainly stands as a monument 10 their
love for education. II represents the
hard earned savings OF many Of the
people of that section, who, though
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02
Report on Arizona Copper.

A New York dispatch says L. D.
Ricketts,, general manager of Greene
Cananea, has sailed from New York TO
Scotland. where he will present his
report to the management of the Ari-
zona Copper company on the company's
properties, which are situated at Cliff
ton and Morenci, Arizona, together
with his recommendations as TO the
new reduction plants contemplated.
II is understood that the report of
Mr.. Ricketts, is favorable one. which
would indicate that in all probability
it will be a matter Of bat q short time
until the Arizona Copper property is
equipped with a modern reduction
plant, the absence of which has long
been q serious handicap to the CON-
pany.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-02

template overhauling this plant and
adding TO it another unit of 800 tons
capacity, so that We can turn out daily
from 1000 to I,2OO tons. This will not
cost a great deal, and the company has
sufficient money to do this and, in ad-
dition, put In all necessary railroad
tracks and mining equipment and
make all preparations for mining op-
eratiOns.
~ note you say that the company
had only 15O, ,OOOs in cash on hand Feb
ruary last. You doubtless overlook
ed that il had first mOrtage treasury
bonds amounting to more than 293, ,0OOS,
which had been previously sold and
the proceeds from which were avail
able.
81 have just returned from an in
spection trip of the property and have
greater faith in i than ever before.
l am confident that il will eventually
prove TO be one of the biggest and
most successful copper properties in
the country.'-Ex.