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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-24

FOR SALE-About 40 tons Of good up
land hay, in stack: three miles west OF
City. Call "Manvel" over Tri-state
phone.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-24

FOR SALE-Union Restaurant fixtures
n lease OF building with rooms at
he sold at once. Andrew Horge,
Crookston, MINI.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-24

FOR sALE-Investment contracts in
the North Dakota Improvement COM
pany- of Fargo, N. d. Fifty cents on
the dollar. S. c. Jones. Devils Lake,
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WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY or RENT-Sevcn or
cash. Address 800 Times-lIerald
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FOR sAI.E-Six White Wyandotte hens
and one rooster. or will exchange for
Barred Plymouth Rock hens. Call
171II. N. W., or BON, Tri-State.
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LIQUOR INSTITUTES.

WE GUARANTEES 70 CURE those i'd
dicted to use of liquor or drugs.
Write for guarantee. North Dakota
Liquor Institute. Grand Fores.
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FOR SALE-MISC.

We can sell second hand instru-
ments; taken in exchange. just as
all tuned. regulated and adjusted by us.
STONE PIANO COMPANY
So. Third Street. Grand Forks, N. D.
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FOR sALE-White Wyandotte eggs
from prize winning stock: is eggs,
$1.00; so eggs. $2.75. H. H. Smith,
Larimore, N. D.
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FOR SAILS. G.. White Leghorn and
r. G.. White Wyandotte eggs for
Matching. 400 North Third street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

A RUNDOWN SHOE means a rundown
loot. Shoe Hospital. 31s DeMers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-24

AS "a general rule. a press agent
has to work harder than his consci-
nee does. easy as his job may look
from q distance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III our city real
estate department. Steady job for
right man. r. J. Lander & Co, Grand
Forks.
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PIANO TUNING.
RUG

GRAND FORKS RUG co. will emake
your old ingram or Brussels carpet
into a new. brilliant rug. Carpet
cleaning a speciality. Both phones.
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FOR sAnc-Kubanka Durum seed
wheat. absolutely clean. o. ]. Barnes
Co.. Grand Forks. N. d.
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WANTED-Man to put in half section
Of land, four miles from town. Will
furnish seed and give half crop. F..
B. Wadsley.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Some men can fool their wives so
successfully they should join the diplo-
matte service.
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Q RENT-MISC.

MOOSE JAW DIsTRICT-so.ooo acres
prairie land. SIS to $25 per acre. Inn
proved farms. $26 to $40 per acre.
Caswell & Davis. Moose Jaw. Sask.
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PHONES THE CORONER
TO PREVENT A FUNERAL.
George w. Cochrane Wants Death
of DR.. John w. Wood
investigated.

Coroner Heady OF the Bronx was re-
auested IN a telephone message to-day
10 stop the funeral OF DR.. John w.
Wood Of No. 245 West Twenty-forth
street. who died in the Polytechnic Hos
pital in West Fsftieth street of pneu-
monia-
The person who telephoned to Coroner
Healy said ne was George w. Cochrane
OF No. $50 East wenty-edghth street,
and stated that he had reason to believe
there was something suspicious about
DR.. Woods death. He asked that the
funeral be stopped and an autopsy be
performed The body. he said, was at
the undertaking shop of Arthur f. Dock
crell ct No. $40 willis avenue, from
whore 1t would be buried.
Tho police of the Alexander avenue
station were notified and a detective
went TO Dockereil's shop. He learned
there that the body was at the Boyer
town Burial Cornpany's shop at No. So
Sixth avenue. II was also learned tina,
DR.. Wood had been associated In prac-
tice with DR.. Adolph Reich at No. 245
West Twenty -fourth street.
d.. Reich informed the police that an
Investigation could only show that DR..
Wood had died OF pneumonia at the
Polytechnic Hospital. DR.. Reich caused
DR.. Wood to be removed TO the hospital
. when he was suffering from bronchitis
| Later the patient developed pneumonia
| Dr. Reich thought that some of DR.
Woods relatives might be suffering fro m
hysteria. He could not account for the
telephone message to Coroner Healy or
any other grounds.
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Kind shall be bought for use In the
Navy. Bids were opened here to-day
from fifteen dealers, who wish to fur
nish 2O,C00 pounds. about a years sup
ply for the American navy. Princes
ranged from 2s to a. cents for various
grades.
The contract may not go to the low
est bidder Chemical tests will he made
and the mems decision will be the ulti-
mate choice. without knowing what
kind they are che wing. the men selected
for the tests will be questioned from
time to time by board OF officers as
to how they like various samples. Their
taste will he the final court OF appeal
as to who gets the bid.
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P0SLAM HEALS
Affected SKIN
STOPS ITCHING

No matter what form your skin affec-
ton may take, Poslam will eradicate it
more rapidly and more effectively than
anything yet devised. Poslam has SIM
plified the treatment OF skin diseases.
Nothing exists which can equal it in in
tense. active healing power and certainty
Of results.
Poslam is invaluable to you il affected
with eczema. acne. herpes. rash. itch.
pinples, scsly scalp, itching feet. or any
like disorder. The terrible itching which
causes sleepless nights Of aggravation is
stopped at the very outset.
POSLAM SOAP. mcdicated with Pos
lam. is uncquallcd for the skin. not only
when disease is present. but as the safest
and most beneficial soap for daily use,
toilet and bath. Soothes tender skin,
never initiates.
All druggists sell Poslam (price so
cents and Poslam Soap (price e5 cents).
For free samples. write to the Emergency
Laboratories, sc West 25th Street, New
York City.
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new HOME PLANNED
BYltORD & TAYLOR
I Up FIFTH AVENUE
Old Dry Goods House Secures
Long Lease on Plot at
Thirty-eight Street.


Lord q Taylor, the old dry goods firm,
announce that they Will move from
Their .,or. ., pr,.sv.v us,,, .v,.
mn. ana ru.,,,n,. -. .. e.
-.
"umus 10 DC o'eceeo ut Nos
$3.50 'h avenue. covering .,vo'
... 49, VIII . On my
se"u s.'ee. vi 1oV rect On anIr " -n'i.n
VI i.' iee' anu On nun eVe"ue
invh ne Ienu ~ o"u "
no ,e"'o W.. n .'e
.sn. S' ~. u 'ne 49, @"'
1911 VI ."e avenue
tn, city at sasOe.ooo. The market
value has been placed around $4,000
900. On a 8 per cent. basis, this would
cali for a $3.50, 900 annual rental. with
taxes, it would be above 100000. The
lessees obtain 1t on twenty-one-year
term. with renewals.
The transaction. which was negotiated
by Pease &c Gilman. Tucker. Speyers Il
Co.. Albert Il. Ashforth and Joseph p.
Day. Is the elimination of big real
estate campaign conducted by Burton
Bros during the last fourteen years.
They themselves are dry goods mer-
chants at No. 3st Broadway and stock
holders In Lord & Taylor.
The Burtons were born on part OF the
Fifth avenue site. Acquisition Of the pres
emit holdings began about 1897. when the
old st. Marks Hotel property. No. 43s
Fifth avenue and No. West Thirty
ninth street, fell into the Burtonss
hands.
In 1900 the lot at No. %32 was sold to
them at sisc.c 900 by William Moser. No.
40 brought nearly $3.50, 900 soon after. but
the Huyler estate obtained from .he
Burtons only Slo5. 900 in 1902 for No. AIS.
conp, Errn TIE dot EARLY
IHiS rGNH'
Repurchase OF the Burton homestead
at No. i2i. corner OF Thirty-etghth
street. was tho largest single item.
TIL. .ouara Mo, was conn,e,es las,
~. ~. '',.,,,.., -, ,na ,,o-,
w
building AT NO. = west fnirty-eish'n
street from Mrs +. L. Cravath at an
approximate price Of $500. 900. Az In this
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WOMAN INSPECTOR LANDS
81 SMOKERS IN ONE WEEK

Mrs. Sarah w. II. Christopher. the
new inspector OF the Fire Prevention
Bureau. reported 20 Fire Commissioner
Johnson to-day that she had made
thirty-seven arrests of factory smokers
during the last week. Twenty of the
men arrested, she said. were employees
of members OF the Cloak, Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers Protective Association,
which officially Is cooperating with the
bureau.
Magistrates are showing their inter-
est In the work OF the bureau by melting
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New York. He met the thief down the
bay. recovered the jewels and received
the reward OF $4,000. with which the
firm began business at No. II Catharinc
street In 1928.
The present store was opened In 1872
and the Arm was Incorporated in 1904
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out heavy fines TO offenders. according
to Mis-. Christopher. In Special Sessions
ycsterdny four were fined $40 each and
ono $50
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NAVAL TOBACCO CHEWERS
TO TEST FORTY BRANDS.
Six Weeks Masticating Job for t25
Men at Navy-Yard in Brooklyn

Contract Rests on Choice.
WASHINGTON. Oct ..-For the next
six weeks 1c5 enlisted men In the New
York Navy-Yard will be busy chewing
forty kinds OF tobacco 10 decide which
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CASH DEMAND HELPS
WEAK WHEAT MARKET
Close Is Near Top; Favorable
Crop Reports Fail TO
Stay Advance.

CHICAGO. Aug 13.-Actlvity Of shorts
seeking to cover, notably In September
holdings. strengthened a nstless market
today and held wheat prices near the top
at the finish. Closing figures were from
to &C higher
Cash demand which absorbed $4,000
bushels OF wheat. much of which was re-
sarded as destined for export, disturbed
September shorts and hurried them to
cover. The activity in the nearby option
spread TO the later months and dull.
end with advances in all futures.
Continued favorable reports on new
crop weather conditions in the northwest
vance. The close was firm throughout at
ractically top prices. September touched
93gc. &c. over December's high point and
&c above yesterdays last price, finish
ing at 933c. December ranged from 90
to 93bc, with final figures &c higher at
a strong cash demand coupled with
September congestion toned up the corn
market. The close was steady all around
September travelled from 6s3c to Il. fin
cember ranged from 34sc to Doc, the last
sale being a shade higher at b4sc. No
. yellow was quoted at 77297Sc,
Strength displayed by the major grains
steady December ranged from s2a to
SEC with final prices &c higher at 327@
An advance of to 1oc In live pigs gave
impetus to provision prices. The close was
strong at nearly the top. January. pork
being the banner product with a net gain
OF 25@27i at s1S.75@1s.T7s Final prices ss
on October products were: Pork; $ls.02a
@1S.o5, 1o@12ic up; lard, sl9;s1s; 9;Sa 'so
higher, and ribs. slo-s2s: loc advance
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ASSESSM ENT NO. 2.

Black Pine Mine & Milling company.
principal place OF business Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at q meet-
Ing OF the board of directors, held at the
office OF the company on the 29th day Of
JuIy. 1912 nm assessment OF one-Quarter
OF a cent per share was levied upon tho
stock Of the corporation issued and out.
West South Temple street. Salt Lake
city, Utah Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on tho
oath day OF August 1912. will bo deIin-
ouent and advertised sor sale at public
auction and unless payment Is made be-
fore will be sold on the 18th Of Septem-
pany's office to pay delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with cost OF ad-
vertising and expense of Salo.
BY order OF board OF directors
]. r. EIEHM
Secretary and Treasurer.
a2dk4
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned UP
to p m, August 10. 1912. for the ma
terial and labor below mentioned and ac-
cordng to the specifications which are
open for the inspection OF the bidders at
the office OF the secretary OF the Uni
yersity OF Utah. and all bids, at the above
time. will he publicly opened and read in
the office OF the Deseret National bank,
In Salt Lake City,
All bids. must be addressed to the uni
versty OF Utah, Salt Lake City. Utah,
and marked at the lower left hand corner
IBID" or such bids may be delivered to
the board OF regents at said time and
place Of opening same.
A certified check on some bank IN Salt
Lake City. Utah. for at least per cent
Of the amount OF each bid must be In.
closed. Each check Is to be payable to
the undersigned. and Ia 20 be forfeited
to the undersigned in case the bid Is ,ac-
capted and the bidder does not enter into
contract within three days after its ao-
ceptance for the faithful! execution of the
contract and bond herein mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are at
said office and may be there examined
A bond must be furnished for one-haIf
OF the bid, with good and sufficient Sc
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. 4.

Cedar-Taiisn,an Con. Mines company.
Principal place OF business, All D. It.
walker building, Salt Lake City, Utah;
location OF mines, Beaver county.
Notice is hereby given that ut meet
ing OF the board Of directors Of the Cedar
the 10th day OF August. 1912, assessment
No. 1 OF one-half (il cent per share was
levied upon tho capital stock OF the cor
poration. issued and outstanding, payable
Immediately TO the secretary at the office
Ing, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday. the 14th
day Of September, 1912, will be DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale at public auc-
tlon. and unless payment is made before
will be sold on Thursday, the 3rd day
Of October, 1912 at ? o'clock p. m at
the company's office. 10 pay the deiin-
quent assessment thereon, together with
the costs of advertising and expense OF
sale.
H. BARNETT, Secretary.
First publication August IL. 1912.
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BOSTON. Aug, la-Prtces held 6rn on large
transactions IN tho local wool market during the
past week. Quotations.
Secured bnsis-
Texns-Fine six to eight months. 53eS5o; hns
twelve months. 6od62c: Hne fall, 45B46o.
cslforn!s-Northoru. S1962c: middle country
tsGSoc: southern. EG<sc: fall free, 45IS7o
0roson-Enstern No, ! staple, e2963o: eastern
clothing. 55967c; valley No ] so362o.
Territory-Firo staple sS67oc: Ono medium
staple es@esc: fpe clothing. soaps2c; One medium
clothing. 5s9Soc. halfolood conbing, s2164c
three sighths- blood combing. bS45sc; quarter
blood combing, b5355c.
Pulled-Fine A. $685.: 4 EuperE. 5SQS7c..
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Duluth
& Utah Development company, a corpora
tion OF Utah, is hereby called TO be held
and same will be held AT the office of
Lake City. Utah on Saturday, August 81.
1912. al O'Clock p m. OF that day. for
the purpose OF voting TO amend and
amending the articles OF Incorporation OF
the company by reducing the capitaliza-
tion of the company from $500, 900 TO sl0,-
900 and the par value OF each share OF
stock from $40 to 20 cents
E. J, RADDATZ. President.
Dated August Q, 1912 f9S3
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ASSESSMENT NO, IL.


Johnny Gold Mining g. Milling com;
pany. principal place Of business Salt
LaEe city. Utah. Location OF mine
Notice Is hereby. given that at a meet
Ing OF the board Of dlrsetors Of the John, N1d
eeessment em No. IL OF five-eighth OF a cent
per share. was levied upon the eapital
stendlng. payable Immediately TO the
secretary at his office. Nc. Sos South Mair
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
nav remain unpaid on Friday, August 80.
1873. s3 Will be delinausnt and ADVERTISED
any September 20. 1912. at o'clock
P. M. at the seerstaEys office ,ne.In to pay pay
ssther with the cost OF advertising and
e~pe"'' ". r. coULAM. Secretary.
First publication July Sl' ls12 ...s,
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THE SALT LAKE TRIB WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST A. 1912

iii n, raiiroad issues, but buying power
wae NOT readily overtaxed. There was
2eIslstent selling OF United States Steel,
EIie was the early bullish leader OF spec
., u,auVe effort. supported by the Mis-
@, 2ouii, hanSas & Texas stocks, and
lcan sugar Refining made a further re-
c9Hery' accompanying the announcement
OF the regular quarterly dividends on the
american Sugar stocks
The surface Of money was not cbanved
either IN domestic interest rates or for
elsh exchange quotations. Strength OF
SHe IRON market was looked upon as a
e - W, ao'e feature The copper metal
group notably Amalgamated Copper,
came forward strongly In the afternoon
as supporting factor to the general
hst. IN which many Issues were sold at
receding figures.
In the late dealings the market dis
played some firm qualities. Foreign ex-
change eased off a little
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l3-Cattle-Ke-
coints II. 900, including 1900 southerns'
Best steady others weak ,tss1s Nstlvs Ssss5s ssSs
so,Dyw so,,,hsrp COWS and heifers. S3,5o@5.50
soqyNefe SatTs cows SoT and letters s3.25@s stock
81 Ss5 N calves. s5@s,75; wests6H IS s0ms steers
% jalCogssEReccipts lCg 1000; market 70 i, 70
cents higher. Bulk Of sales, ss.2o@s.4o'
heavy. sslo@s %; packers and M 6uteHe5s' ;sgs
'SheenEReceipts 1000: market steady
M,ntons. s3.5064S0 lambs. ss.So@729
range wethers and yearlings. sS'@eW4'o'
range ewes, S2.5o@3eo.
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SHOWS
STRENGTH
Contrast to Fa'
q Which Are Much
Restricted.
LIS ARE ACTIVE
4 Buys Amalgan1ated;
L,.jcontinues for Fin
N Steel Products.

.,v Aug. 19.-Dealings In
Vhn, ssrs Of q singularly con-
se Al no time was there
as ,s IN those issues which
S,,si,niiaI speculative force,
psT. nsT. favorites like United
,ls, 81 the Har. .ln,an and l1'll
w es,sihIn narrow limits, when
E..tra,pt. = while Reading and
'5 we're obviously under pres
, continuance Of the up
,sr Ia shares OF sucn SOUTH
-+silon lines as Louisville &
~ Atlantic Coast line.
,.,.nqth also was manifested
"a rroup, as represented by
IA Gnnde common and pre-
y Missouri Pacific. =,
4 - General Electric as we'll
silway preferred were very
.p,tsT prices in the final hour,
!, S,ylng a fairly strong close,
r., aueI, OF weakness In the
Union Pacific and a few
r--.nl issues
.-rsrallons in this market were
'r gale than recently. Pur-
'-..T Steel, Amslgamated Cop
81 Edcs. probably totaled as
.rt16 shares.
,.ss included advices from
q enters pointing TO unabated
IA demand for finished prod
\ islarat!on OF regular Cana
81 dlYldends coupled with an
|I,.pl statement by that syS-
ire Irregular, with a sharp de-
d Louis & San Francisco gen.
L. ipsr value) were s1.s10.oo0
sntes government bonds were
b On call
godng Stock List.
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1. i :.

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.-Copper steady;
standard spot to October, s173@17s;
electrolytic. $17s; lake SIR; casting. ST.
@S17s. Copper exports this month, 77S8
tons. London copper steady; spot aud
futures, e7S, 12s. Cd
Lead firm; s4.4o@4,6o. London lead.
G197, 6s.
Tin easy; spot. s45.55@ 1900; August.
S4o.b0@45.S0, September. S45 0064o.75
London tin, spot. 9207; futures. E205.
Spelter easy, s6.s0@7G0. London spell
ter, S26 6s.
Iron firm; No. northern. 25@16.50:
No. northern, S15.76@16.26; No /
southern and No. l southern soft. SIS 90
@16,50.
Cleveland warrants. COS. 1o1d in Lon
don.
Anthony quiet. Coollson's. $3.50
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors nade on
the End day OF July. 1912. so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office OF the
company, 145 South Main street, Salt
Lake City. Utah, on the 24th day Of Au-
gust, 1912. at 8 o'clock ., M, OF said
day. TO pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost Of advertising
II. F. ROBINSON,
Secretary,
f1nn1
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LOW PRICED RAILROAD
SHARES ARE IN DEMAND
riol1t- aklng Sales Principal Feature of Todav's
trading; Break in Cotton May Cause Difficult
ties for Southern Banks,

"A TDW YORK. Aug. I3.-Profit-taI,Ine
sales comprised the principal por-
VI uon OF the transactions In the
= STOCK market today. Low priced
railroad shares seemed to monopo-
NE the attention of the bullish interest
throughout the session.
somewhat aggressive. Pittsbure c,oai rrse
ferTed, American Agriculture and Chem
icaI also made vigorous advances
Inc large break In cotton prices at
tfaCtsa hluch attention and was used as
Dull factor in southern railroads. II
was stated, however, that the decline In
cotton may cause difficulties among
some OF the southern banks. The gov.
ernment weekly weather renor, u,sr a.;
tinctly favorable In its forecast for the
crop growing states '"e
Reaizing pressure was most marked In
the Hartman Pacifics. Reading and the
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 1S-cattle-
Receipts $500: market STEADY; COWS COWS
siower. Native steers. s6@lo.20; COWS
and heifers. sS.5o97'26: western snIs s5se5S, 70
xs2Ss xs2SSsSC, soGs and sfas Se!fers. ss@7ic cam
rars soS5@430; stockers and feeders,
sSai: calves. sa@s: bulls. stags' etc.
20 "1HSo9s1Receipts sSmo 1o.soo; steady. Heavy
sr s6Gs10. mixed, S7.90@s.10; light, 81
ass5; pigs. ss,50@75o; bulk OF sales
S'igoser 'ispssenEReceipts 500; slow TO 10@16
confs lower, Yearlings, s4,50@6 IS; weth-
ers ssI4s5; ewes. S.25@l.25; lambs
so575O.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-cattle.Rssssea1PpSSs ss apS
:" f"Ug' h1t TeXas steers. ss@s.6o:. western
steers. ss.25@s; stockers and feeders; sr;,as s.
al; COWS and heifers. s2.e5@s'1'' calVeS'
s'1Jog Hosgs-Rece,pts 10000: market slow to
rents higher. Light, ss@sso' s,, mixed
s7.sems.so; 5S heavy, s7,45gs46; rough
s7:%%S@77o: pigs. ss@s; bulk of sales
"isb@S,4OR issbb@eep%RHceipts 10000; market dull
,,nsnv 10 cents lower Native. S31bI
30: 40 western. 50 a5@4.5o;, y.earllmgs' $50
GS5O. lambs. native. s4.25@725; west
crn. $425@7.45.
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New York Provisions.

NEW YORK. Aug b--Flour steady. With e
fair trade
whest-spot hru: No. red. new. S1o5 o.if
track and $40 fob. shont TO arrive: No !
northerp Duluth, nos. s11 to.b. Hnoat. Fu-
turer closed 1850 not higher; September, l.oois
ri oiil closed si.0lb. December eloBed 81 o0%.
Hops easy. State, common TO choice, 1911. %
case old. IoD16c: Pacific coast. 1911. .59ese;
old 1odIsc.
Hides, steady.
Petroleum, steady.
Wool steady.
Erw sugar. steady; murcovsdo. .ta test, 3.52c
centrifugal .ss tost <.02o; molassen, IS? test,
s27c. Refined. quiet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Aug 13--Butter steady;
creameries. 22@24c; dairIsss 2i@2Sc: =,
cases Included. 16c: ordinary frsts. 16sc;
CHEESE staady: daisies. 15a@15sc: twins.
14a6i6c; Young Americas. 1bi@155c; long
Iorns i53Dl6Ac.