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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
r ;k ALASKA BY
 WAY OF SUEz
UnaIga to Make Long Voyage from Baltimore to Reach Alas
 kan Coast

On her maiden voyage and bound for Juneau, Alaska, the new United States revenue cutter Un- alga will sail from Baltimore July 1, beginning journey of i8,IO3 nautical miles.
 While the Unalga is one of the largest of the revenue cutters, she is one of the samllesl of Un- clr sam vessels to attempt such a long voyage. She is 100 feet long over all, B feet inches beam and lI feet 6 inches deep. Her displacement at mean low draft is .03O inns.
 The duty of the tnalga in Alas kan waters will hr tn palr0l the seal rnnkrrieS and prevent poarh- ing. io prevent smuggling along Inc coast of Alaska. tn render aid in vessels in distress. in rescue in case uf WrrckS and ln remove 'lrr"llrl~ in tn" channels of nav igaiiOn.
 From BalIimnr,' the Inal"a will 20 in Gibraltar. ihrncr iu Malta. theme" tn pnrI Said and through h" Surz canal in Alden. in Cnl- nmbn. Crylnn. lhrnr. in Sin"a- DOT" in Manila. tn Yokohama. in nalaSka and Ihrnr" in Juneau. her home station.
 II iS figured that she will make the trip in .Si5 hours ~"vrniy- six days auh lwculy-unc hours, actual sailing time. hlI! the stops al tn" various ports will lrnglhrn lll" trip in l29 days. II iS rSiimai- ed that il will take 1880 3-i Ions of coal for the trip. costing ap- pr"Nimal"ly S9.323O5 al SG.15 per ion. In addition will b" the canal dues. approximately $6iI: port dues. which will amount t0 S9.T. and rental If electric lighI- ing apparatus going through Ihc Surz canal, S39.2O.
 Tn" decision lu send the Inal- ga [" Alaska by way of inc SlIrZ canal instead of around Cape Horn. which is several thousand mules shorter. was based wholly upon ih" cost. While ihr dis lanr" lS greater. inc cost will br less. The saving will br wholly in coal. b"cauSc if she wnnl around in" Horn the government would have ln pay from SIG ln SEQ a ion for the coal. As il iS she will coal at Gibraltar. Colum- bO and Yokohama.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
POWERFUL STATION
 ON PUGET SOUND

Plans are being considered for the building at the BrenicrtUIi navy yard of the strongest wire less station in the world. Il is claimed that the proposed station will De sufficiently powerful to communicate easily with all of the other Pacific coast stations. and even the more distant Alas kan stations, both on the coast and in the interior country. The erection of such a tower will bring the northern territory in direct touch. with the outside world, and eliminate the delays incident iu the present system of relays over tn" land lines and ca blc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11

n" axe [" grind, and is free to
 '"rr" Alaska, unSwaycd hy per s"Ial likes or disllkrS.
 IIr Is not connected. in any
 Nay. with corporations or OIhrr l"r>"nS seeking favnrS from the government. While he has ever been the friend and attorney of h" iah"r"r and tlic poor man, vet !Ic Is n" blatant drmagogur, >'"kIng [" array class against Class. He believes in Equal i.-iII> for all. and special priv i'r-r$ for nnnc."
 :. He Is in political harmony With ih" dominant parry in Inc present llouS" of Representa- i:\c'. and wiIh what will he the GnIrinant party of the nation for Inc next four years. and SO, will he letter able iO gel things for .;Ia>ka than would a socialist or a republican (br Inc standpai- ter "r an Independent rcpubli- can.' What Alaska wanls. il wanLS now. We cannot wait for !lr socialist millennium.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of Smith, Bunncll & Weber, heretofore engaged in the gen. cral practice of law at Valdez, Alaska, has this day been dis solved by mutual consent. Any and all accounts due to said firm may he paid 10 any of tho under signed, to whom authority is hereby given to receipt for inc same.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 18th day of May, 1912. EDMUND SMITH.
 C. F.. BUNNELL. F. c. WEBER.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
TOWN LOT TROUBLES
 IN THE RUBY CAMP

Marshal II. K. Love was advised by a wire from Ruby City that ihrrc is considerable excitement in the new camp on the Yukon because of lot jumping. Violence has been threatened in some in stances.
 The wir" reported that Il mass meeting of citizens was held on May S, al which resolutions were adopted conforming, in strong terms, Inc actions of those who attempted tO break ihe law and disturb ilc peaceful placidiIy of Inc newest camp of the north.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
NEW CoRPoRATloE
 IN SEWARD

Tue Grant Lake Mines has been organized as mining rnrpnra- ton. with William II. WhiliIrSry a> president and C.. F.. Martin as "lhry-ir''aSurrr. Frank j. i"il"r iS on the board of direct - "rs. Mr. WhitIl"$ry iS dhr legal advisor of w. r.. Mailing. the ldIiarn'l mining operator. who took tn" initiative in ihr furma- lion of tn" company. Mr. Mading Is now in the Idilarod diSpnsing nf his holdings on Flat creek lo 'h" fu"G"nh"im syndicate. and as soon a~ this deal is closed he ry- p"ri> [" return h"rr. In tn" mran- lIIlir ihr property. which is lnrat- ed in IlIr Grant Lake country. Is being developed with mnsl en- c"iIragIng results. Mining men Wh" hay" seen this showing de- cIhr" II tn hr on" of the strong est on iii" peninsula. There are ll\" distinct "nlh- hrarin~ veins WilIrh "IIirr"p "n inc siIrfacr. in close proximity to each nIh"r. and all may br iappr,l by one tunnel. II iS figured ihaI al lraSl four of these NrinS will converge into one bIg vein at a given drpIh.--GaIr- way
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
Call and Inspect

Our stock of phonographs. Wc sell on easy payments. Owl Drug tn., Inc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
The MaJestlo Tonlqht.

Another change of program to- u,ghl including tho following pic TurcS:
 [. "I'hr Little Cripple" story Of Inc lrncmrnis.
 ?. "Tlr Regeneration of Ap- ache Kid," an absorbing narra- tive of Arizona Indian life in inc carly '8Os.
 2. "Thc Sub-dning of Mrs. Nagg," a prize winning comic one thousand feet long.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
WHY
 You Should Vote For ROBERT ", JENNINGS For Delegate From Alaska

| l!r has lived in Alaska for ] H"arS--Grvrn of those years III .'Hnrau. None have qurSlion- cd "r can question his ability or :nduSIry. If you do not hrlicvc ;hl~. write iO Juneau.
 = Ia the pursuit of his prOfcs- >i"n he has been called io ..rarly every portion of inc Territory, and he Is thoroughly familiar Willi the nrc;iS of Alaska.
 j il" has no grievances io air.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11

to i that Speaker Clark will not get Democratic nOmnaition.
 to that Woodrow Wilson will not get nomination.
 10 to i that w. J. Bryan will not be nominated.
 The Big Place has American Press pictures of Taft and Roosc- welt in their different poses dur ing the New Jersey election.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11

Silverman will call for and de- liver your goods, phone i98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
Capt. Peter Lind Drowned.

Seattle. June ii--A cahIrgram from St. Michael. Alaska, tells of inc drowning of Capt. Peter Lind, aged 3:}. port captain at St. Mich arl of inc Northern SIramShiD
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11

company. Capt. Lind was in q small launch which capsizrd in a sudden Suuall. The body will be brought in Seattle on ihr first Si"amShip sailing from Nome. \ sister of Capt. Lind lives in Los Angeles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11

New York. May 2l.--When the stock market was inactive some . of the room traders in Wall St. made a betting pool on the pres idcntial nominations, the consen- SuS "f Dcttors being as follows
 , to i that Taft will not bo next president.
 , to f that Roosevelt will not get nomination.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
The Big Place
TO STRIKE, OR
 NOT TO STRIKE

Philadelphia. June ii.--A ref erendum vote is bring taken along the line of the Pennsylvania Cen tral by the conductors and train men tn ascertain whether or not they will strike if their demands for all increase in wages is not granted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
Stockholders Meetinu.

\ meeting of inc stockholders "t the Mutual Commercial Com pany Wi! be held at the office of E. f. Blnnrll at 10 a. n., June i3lh. al Valdez. Alas ska.
 II. r.. MORRIS, President.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
SENATOR NIXON
 BURIED TODAY

Reno. Nrv.. June Il.--Tlr ru- neral CT Srna!nr Nixon will lake place her" today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-11
JIM JEFFRIES TO
 REFEREE FIGHT

Los Angeles. June ii--JrnrirS Will pr"bohly referee the fight between WnlgaSL and Rivers tn lake plar" on ih.. Fourth of July.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08
Dun's Report Of Bank Clearings

Bank exchanges an i.ds dus he uud States m ne .saA '.ssa
complied Dus which nadss
ia stAssaDd IL compared with
month last Loss Of s With he corresponding
which especially sAias epsssas In tbs nsci asd Other hn A
January 1870 vd bank g ass pset New rok hsass Us uvsss
Exchanges outside ah whs showing Ar
preceding frly
per
adversely affected the uaisvssss vA~ ahs psvsd
the during 0ts Hsu Esshd
somewhat smaller srchansss ha January ss hss
other lias but hss nsovas sadsau
ls n the Middle Atlantis States zAAzg Es hss seh win
good Philadelphia Hssah Albany nsaAA
Atlantic xhis
from dhs the Csara States gains Pn ass i.pvnsnt
Chicago csscnssu ckdsDd Detroit Akrss
other Important ssd Tia total sAsvs as ss rsss
South
IA
naIsr MhssseAA
Omaha s. Jssph Dys and nth
Pacific sisps
notably San Fnsco Les Anss osasd aad rss4 and As ~
the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

discounts under this limit, the range In
values amounting to about $50. Good fat
ewes met with an Indifferent demand
around s3e5 and prime kinds dropped to
SSkQ2sa, although nothing of this de-
scripiion W; sold early TO make test
ftops o. l ings of wethers and year
llngs were nsager as usual. but trend to
values was obviously lower In sympathy
with declines in other branches OF the
market.
Nothing especially new happened in the
feeder trade for the reason that Supply
and demand were both very small The
few country orders that existed had 20 De
filled largely with sorts from fed strings
and the total purchase promised to % less
than 100 head. Yesterdays buy on eoun-
try account, according to packers tao'
amounted to I.A0 head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good TO choice. s5.s0aS.2S; lambs, far to
good. sS0od5.sO; yearlings, good 70 snol Hs
s.. Lad so: yearlings, fair to good, HOG
Sis; wethers, good to choice. Aocn4 q
wethers, fair TO good. Sba4o; ewes.
good 10 choice. sS51Gs.se; ewes. far to
good. SaOonS 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Listless, with Tone of the
Market Heavier.
EARLY LOSSES ARE MADE UP
General List Influenced ta Great
Extent by Weakness of United
States Steel. with Republic
Issues Also Heavy.

| NEW YORK. Feb. THE stock mar
ket was heavier today in tone. but trad
/ tns was too listless to effect substantial
changes In the level Of prices. Operations
on the short side were resumed and for
a time the attack on the list met with
fatF degree Of success. Later the mar
ket reversed itself and losses were
/ largely made up. The disposition TO
await Developments In Washington re-
garding congressional investigation OF the
money trust" and the possibility OF
criminal prosecution OF the United States
Steel corporations officers favored the
bear campaign.
The general list was Influenced TO a
great extent by the action of United
States Steel. which was the heaviest of
| the leaders. Republic Steel issues also
We're weak. A heavy cut in the steel
tariff. L was argued. would affect the
Independent companies more severely
than the steel corporation.
! Statistics Of the eountry's output of
pig iron In January We're encouraging, as
they showed production slightly In ex-
cess of December.
The expectation Of gold to Paris con-
additional s20oo,oeo. Exchange rates
were somewhat lower. In the money
market the tone was easier.
Trading in bonds was more active. An
other railroad offering vas announced.
the Chicago & Northwestern having put
out i5.too.e0 Is OF the Milwaukee, sparta
q Northwestern.
Some of the inactive stocks again
moved widely.
American Tobacco slumped points,
owing to disappointment that the direc-
tors took no action on dividends at their
meeting today, Later the loss was largely
recovered
The bond market was fairly steady.
Total sales, par value t2s9.ooe, United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
4 M nd tRae n 81 ma faf
on stocks were as follows:
ealea Hin Iau Clasa.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
New Buying Power in Wheat and
Prices Easily Advanced.
HIGHER CORN PRICES COMING
Despite Heavy Liquidation Market
Has Taken the Selling Remark
ably weIl-Seliinr Pressure
VIII Cease Seem

OMAHA. Feb. {. 49,.
With every reaction in wheat values
from high points. new buying power
comes on the market and prices are
easily advanced. This morning cables
we're decidedly strong and higher. All
that Is Needed to make a broad wheat
market Is improved demand. which
might develop in a day. Millers will be
heavy buyers during the next sixty days.
Despite the heavy liquidation that has
been going on in corn tao market has
taken the selling remarkably well. As
soon as longs have taken profits and be-
gin 10 replace tSeir lines much higher
values are likely.
Cables were higher and shorts covered
freely with lots of new buying SAINT wheat
values higher. Cash wheat was 1=gase
higher.
Corn is holding steady in face Of very
heavy liquidation. II locks like values
will be sent much higher es soon as this
selling pressure ceases. Cash corn was
lc higher. $3.50. -
Primary corn receipts were ts4eoo eu.
and shipments were &se0 bu., agSlnst
receipts last year Of As, 900 Blu. and SHIP
ments of 5000 blu. -, -,
Primary corn receipts we're Len,Wo pu.
and shipments were 5000 bu., sSanse
receipts last year Of So. 600 sa and ship
Ciearances we're IS. 900 bushels Of corn.
400 bushels Of oats and wheat and -four
equal to 1890 bushels.
Liverpool closed i&aid higher on wheat
and AGiissd higher on corn
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No, . hard. 2 cars, N.ek: car,
u.n; No. hard. car, a.esas; Nc.
mixed, / car, $lo2&. Corn: No. white,
cars, GAc: car. Sc; No. Z white,
cars. 0oazc; No. color. / car, sic; | car,
selsc; No, yellow. cars, G&e; car,
exc; No. yellow. car cove; cars.
soe: / car. 5else: 3 ears. sc: No. mixed,
/ car. s2lsc: No, 4 mixed. . cars. o51e;
1 cars, soc: J cars. ssisc: car. sc: no
grade. car, 6she: cars, 5se, oats:
Ne. . white. . cars. 5o&c: No. white'
1 car. sl&c: no grade. car. ac.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard. 81 .oeAs@i oh; No.
. hard, N.oisGi.s1 No hard, VEG
CoRN-No. white. saA6ssc; No. 4
white, epaep4c; No. yellow. 62isQ6zhc.
No. yellow. 5ss4aaise: No; 8 c9sahe;
No. /. 6sa9eoc; no grade, H9sse.
oATS-No. . white. sid6i%e; standara.
5oAG6ic: No. white. o44do4e; No,
white. 5od60Ac; No. . yellow, 5exuoo7e'
No. 4 yellow, ~. 05oc.
BARLEY-Malting. sseGx1 ~: No.
feed, 7sqSsc: heavier feed. &Q6c:
RYE-No. 2. sodasc; No, . S&soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08
cows.

HOGS-Buyers In the hog yards ham
mered the market for another decline.
bearish argument eentering about supply
figures In general, All markets reports'
large runs. the local receipts amonutini
to about 210o head. This estimate
cTowding the record total for a sing
day at this point, gave packers plenty +
opportunity 10 cheaper cost and the eari5
demand on filling account proved dscio
edly quiet. Shippers and Spectators ful
ninhed the only outlet Of consequent
during opening rounds and absence o
competition enabled them to purchase
over twenty loads at a break OF 5paec.
As soon as outside orders were filled.
packers appeared to take more interest In
tho trade and prices showed a tendency
10 harden, movement becoming fairly
active al figures merely a nickel lower.
Bulk sold on this basis but complete
clearance was not made until after the
noon hour. the market weakening toward
the close.
Best heavy hogs on sale dropped to 81. d
as compared with yesterdays long string
Of tops at Us. while toppy bacon classes
landed around q sos16 g. Light bacon and
high mixed stuff sold at t5S and less.
strong weight butchers With quality
bringing better tnan 800 in most In
stances
sHEEP-ConditIons surrounding the
sheep and lamb markets were even more
bearisn than yesterday, burdensoms re-
cs.pts locally being aggravated by excess
siva supplies az Chicago and other east
ern points within the heavy consuming
belt Large aocumulations Of products
NJ all dlstEibutiys csnteTs gave packers
an even greater advantage and with early
adyices from elsewhere very discouraging,
local killers were reluctant buyers from
the start at unevenly lower prices.
Receipts amounted TO about II go head.
bulk consisting OF fed ewes and lambs,
and only a limited part Of this eatlnzts
changed hands before midday. In gen.
eral way the market as a whole was a
SLOW. draggy affair at figures about i9s5
&c lower. the medium classes Of stock
declines.
Strictly choice lambs vera wanted only
at SIS and Cess. while the plain 10
poor varieties pad TO move at liberal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

CATTLE-Catt receipts were the larg-
est this morning OF the week 10 date,
sks cars being reported. This brings the
total for the three days up TO ig.@l head,
falling off Of not quite Aooo head A.
compared with the same days last week
and a gain Of q few odd head over the
corresponding period year ago.
Buyers 0f beef steers were out In the
yards In fair season in the morning, but
advices from eastern points were decad-
eddy dIscouragng, and II looked very
much as II they had made up their minds
to I'LL their orders at prices at least lee
lower than yesterday. Their first bids
were generally made on that basis and
the trade was lacking In activity. 10 be-
came apparent, however, that buyers
really wanted the cattle. and here and
there as they found stuff that suited
so that the general market might ec
summed UP as steady on the good kinds
TO aE much as l0c lower on other stuff
Cowr and heifers were In fair demand,
and although there was a little lneitna-
ton on the part OF buyers TO bear the
market still such cattle as found favor IN
their eyes sold at steady prices ON the
other hand, the less desirable kinds were
slow, with the tendency lower.
There were not very many good Ieea-
ers In sight, and what there were sola IN
about the same notches a. yesterday.
Inferior trashy kinds were naturally
slow, but thsy have been that way pretty
much every day Of late.
Quotations on cattle; Good TO choice
beef steers. 81 e0a17l 70. fair 10 good beef
steers, sdoous.sp, common 10 fair beei
steers, ys004aol; good to choice hsiters'
tg00uso 90, good 70 choice cows, tb01o. y,
fair 10 good cows and helfers, $3.50 soi
common 10 fair cows and helfers, Nbcu
as; good TO choice stockers and feeders,
49, i0dd. 70; fair TO good stoekers and
feeders, Hhosl5. 40s common to fair stock
srs and feeders, n6oas4s sIeek he hi,,,s
Etags, etc, Ss.50dS.M
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

KANSAS CITY, Feb. f.--t'ATTLE-Re-
celpts, 3 no head, including 700 head
southerns, market steady to loo lower;
$50; fair 10 good. S. 5odl6T Is: western
steers. sA0VapTb0: stockers and feeders,
81 ads75. southern steers, A&siA5e;
southern cows, s. 75Gk5e. bulls. Ad0l
$50: calves. A.oo17eo
steady 10 80 lower; bulk of sales. 2.sofp
$50: heavy, 90 ss66 IS; packers and
butchers. s6o59ssa; lights, A0d6clis;
pigs, a. Hafph 10
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts, 1850
head rarket steady 10 iac lower; lambs.
Il 2sS4o,; stockers and feeders. saSh'
Az
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

Receipt. Of live stock a. ne i've pFin-


NEW YORK, Feb. f.--METALs-stand
ard copper, firm: spot and futures. Ale
sllAials; lake copper. nAA@iAG, . slscs
4iax london market firm; spot, ul
- vi futures, fs2 iss ID; tin. firm; spot,
III. Ssfiiibo; futures, sa2 tolIa l2A. London,
Ieaa spiei; r'Sai.a. New York: ss.ss
aN East 81. Louis. London. fis ~,
spelter, quiet; E.&1 New York 1880,
Fast II. Louis; london. an. Anthony,
dull, cookson's, E.fS Iron, Cleveland
warrants, sas I'D In I0ndea. Locally
iron was steady, No. ! foundry northern,
SiE.Ooflikg0; No, q sitbodib.oo; No I
southern and No. I southern eoft, ub.W
an LOUIS No., Feb. T.-METAIs-
Lead. weak al tasa,t; speitsr. quiet Of
t6 soql6 10
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

Timothy. As0ai5.a Clover aS@a
= 30
EGGS-Easier; receipts, 1875 cases. at
mark. cases included. @1S2c. ordinary
fiFsts, SS5Szc: flrsts, Sc. .--.-.
CHEESE steady; daisies. rA9iIsc;
twins. lsaGl6%e: young Americas, l7AG
lTifc: long horns. l7a0fac,
PoTAr0ES-EAsier. receipts. s. cars.
81. 0al o.
POULTRY - Steady turkeys, fAalse;
chickens. E,rulsc; springs, Aranlsc.
NEAI-Ffrm, At f8lic.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-cOFFEE-FNu-
lures market closed steady at a net de-
cline OF from / TO 5 points. Sales. S75g
bags. February. I3T7c; March, April and
May. Isl0c: June, l21lc; July. 13l3c;
August i31Sc; September, i1soc; October.
Is lse; November, 2lsc: December. 12Ioc.
January, hose. Spot coffee steady; No.
Rio. i4l4c; No. Santos. t24e; Mid. dull
Cordoya, isls9l7Ac nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08

Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. Although sympathy
with foreign markets carried wheat up
ward for q tina today, prices later
sagged In decided manner. owing TO
absence Of both export and domestic de-
m2nd for the cash grain. Closing prices
were Al decline Of ,sosase 70 &c under
Wheat speeulators on the bull side
found themselves put to rout hy state
ment that Ne, red of standard grade
a bushel less than II would cost In Chi
eago Minneapolis reported that cash IN
qulry there was Enthusiastically low, IN
this connection no one had the hardlnood
TO assert that business was BRISK at me
sample tables here within easy view OF
the pit. Commission houses that were
buyers on account Of On advance a.
Liverpool became heavy sellers w1plns
out AZ the cary n r and so% .; tss
Esns q sss. seassS e G favor 81 ss
bears. May fluetuated from slesssE
I.Ni4. with the close steady al h.esAs1
i.oaA, decline Of isas&c net.
Fine weather making corn shipments
easy took away AZ ne penen, q ar IN s ~
sion. May ranged between ssQ6Ac,
ciosinK steady. but hc off. al SC Cash
GRADES were ealxy at the fluish. NO.
yellow was quoted at e5a4&sse for car
IlotS
Canadian shipments. duty paid, conn
peting successfully in New England with
forwardlngs from here. had a bearish
effect on the market for oats May
ranged from 5i%d5l7sc to 62Ssc, with the
close at 6l5sa52c. net loss Of shade.
Provisions suecumbed to the influence
of the weakness In hogs and grain Al
the final gong pork was down b4lVc, but
lard and ribs had not declined 10 ex-
coed &c.
Leading options closed as fellows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand fer Cattle weak-Hogs
sisv-Sheep Steady.

CHICAGO. Feb. s,-CAfTl4E-Reeeipt
aS.gau head. market weak; beeyes, s.tu1
$40; Texas steers, si6au5.N; western
steers, sLs517-ee. stockers and feeders
calves, SI5dS&
HoGS-Recslpts ba0Q0 head; market
slow, SC lower; lights Sas5a6.2o; mixed.
8. 9a4is 50; heavy, EsSnt-S2ss. rough, 80
as 10; pigs. sA3Gs.&i bulk Of sales. $50
u6S
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Receipts 10000
head; market steady; native S.iS9 teo.
western, SLOGANS; yealiings. Aiolo6o:
lambs. native. A.25deeo; western. sA5og
6a5