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Evening journal., 1912-10-22
rM0 nANps FOR RRYAN.

The Democratic County Committee
has engaged two bands for the Bryan
meeting at Tenth and Market streets,
tomorrow evening They are the
First Regiment and the First Infantry.
They will be stationed on either side
Of the speakers stand and play during
the evening.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Robert NJ Burns
reported the following balances to the
Levy Court today. Credit o. Levy
Court, s14S.2i3 36; highway bonds,
S1O.565.S9: Christiana. SS.33505. Mill
Greek, S4.01565. White CLAY Greek,
S2.96501 Penoader. Sl.464.56. New
Castle. S519572. Red ion. 20 cof17.
Appointments. S1.s55.71: Blackbird.
S9f077. BrandyWine. s66g2a.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
IS
SAFE OFF
SAN DOMINGO
Navy Department Gets ReaS-
SurinG News From New
port After Many Days
COMMISSION AND
MARINES ARE SAFE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-As II sent
purposely to allay any apprehension,
the transport Prairie, with $50 ma
rines and a commission of American
officials aboard. today advised the
Navy Department that she was safe
ly anchored at San Domingo City
The Prairie has been out OF direct
touch with the State and Navy De
partments since October 2, and the
anxiety of the State Department TO
receive a report from the commission
which was sent aboard her TO investi-
gate the extent Of the revolution in
San Domingo and Hayti. gave rise TO
fears that the vessel had been dis
abled or lost.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
GEN. DUPONT OFFERS
HISTORIC STATUE

General r. Coleman DUPONT sent a
communication last night TO The His
torical Society Of Delaware, Offering
TO present to the society wooden sta
tue Of George Washingtn, which is
said 10 be 10 years old and is one OF
the relics OF New Yorks Colonial
days. Il is now in the hand of Joseph
Liebman, of Vineland, n J.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
acANDY MANr rs FINED.

Mike Jamison. "The Candy Man"
was fined 50 and costs by Judge
Cochran ina City Court this morning
on sthe charge OF disorderly conduct
after Harry Salade, another candy
man. testified TO Mike cursing him
on the street last night Both men
sellon Market street and George kopi
stated tha tone night last week he
heard Mike invite Harry TO King
street to fight Mike denied thf
charge OF cursing last night but the
fne VAS Imposed.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
PAYS So FOR
BENDING PLEDGE

Charles Qulgley. who three weeks
ago took the pledge against drinking
and who declared Il was not broken
but only bent when arrested yesterday
on the charge OF drunkenness, was
fined So and costs this morning.
Charles said Il seemed like three
months since he had Jag, instead Of
three weeks Several other plain
drunks we're fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
WEATHER.
u.stI

WEATHER.
BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-For Della
ware: Rain tonight and probably
Wednesday; colder Wednesday; mod
crate easterly winds, becoming Vari-
able.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-There win
be rain tonight and Wednesday In the
Atlantic States, with falling tempera-
ture Wednesday or Wednesday night.
In the lake region. the Ohio Valley
and the east gulf states the weather
will be colder. with rain tonight. fol-
lowed by generally fair weather We'd
nesday.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Building Inspector Cassidy issued a
permit today to James NJ Smyth to
erect two dwellings at Nos 14l5-l7
Woodlawn avenue. TO cost So GOO each.
A permit also was issued to Nelson
Adams to make alterations to the
dwelling at No. 1904 King street.
costing 500.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
FINED FOR INSULTING WOMAN.

According to Annie B. Brand, when
Calvin e. Beckett met her on the
street last Saturday night. he insulted
her. Beckett pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs.
The charge of wife beating against
Charles O. SINNERS was dismissed at
the request of his wife
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
RANK MATCHMAN la.

Thomas Burris. day watchman for
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. who has been in for three
weeks, is recovering. and will soon
resume his duties. I'm his absence
Thomas Jester has been filling the
position.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
Would FIRE THERMOMETER.

Several young men last night were
detected in the act of trying to de-
stry a large thermometer at Beeson's
Hotel. Sixth and Shipley streets. The
miscreants had applied a lighted
torch to the fluid. A passerhy, inter
fered. however. and the offenders
made their escape
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
FIRsT YOrrRs, MEETING.

A meeting of the First Voters Club
of the National Progressive Party
will be held tonight at 8 O'Clock in
the second story front room of the
building No. 705 Market street, the
new headquarters of the organization.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANs.

The Ninth Ward Republican Club
will have a meeting tonight at No.
2l16 Market street to effect permanent
organization.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
nIpnNT cLrR DANCE.

The second dance of the DUPONT
Dancing Club. Social organization
Of the DUPONT Company. will be given
in the DUPONT ball room this evening
The committee IN charge have ar
ranged a pleasing program.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
MISSION soCIETY MEETING.

The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of Epworth NJ r. Church. will
hold its monthly meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Sarah Mask, No 500 West
Fourth street this evening.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
BUIcARIlNs BREAK TURKS LINES.

uy The United
SOFIA Oct 20 That tho nulEariou roor.
the entire Turkish line to Sea
was an official announcement posted today
Tho solcy the authority tho Bulsaran
Government which disposition to Bull
raras the nous true plain that the Turks
have suffered disaster Of the first magnitude
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
nDIcT LAWYER ON aURDrR cHARer.

Dy The United Press
mUnLgrowN q. s.. Oct 2sAn Indictment charging
murder the degree up oranso
Grand Jury today against Burton w. Gibson rutherford
attorney alleged have stranged Mrs Men
saubo. client while they boating Greenwood
Lake. Orange county, July ~ last
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
BAZAAR A SUCCESS.

The bazaar held at Hillcrest last
week for the benefit OF the Clyde Me-
mortal Episcopal Church was a sue
cess both financially and socially. IL
nctted Sf05
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
yANDEyER CLUB MEETING.

The Vandever Athletic Club will
meet at Vandever avenue and Locust
street this evening.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
SLICHT FIRE AIT DOVER.

Fire broke out in the home OF Max
Harrington, az Dover yesterday. The
blaze was eXtinguished before much
damage was done.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
Mas PRnrsE IMpRnYEs.

Mrs. j. T. Prouse. wife Of the Rev.
]. T. Prouse. is improving following
an operation at Or. Jones hospital.
Evening journal., 1912-10-22
rO-DAY's TEMPERATURE

THE BELT DRUG sTORy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
.horn lambs getting The long end Of the

shorn lambs getting the long end Of the
rise
Mexican lambs have practically quit
coming. and plump spring lambs suitable
for the Easter demand were very scarce
throughout. Fed westerns In the wool
made up the bulk of offerings. although
there was a reasonably good showing Of
shorn stock. As much as T.S was paid
yesterday for toppy wooded western
lambs, the highest price on record since
June Of 1910 Good shorn lambs have
been selling around y7.ooG7.5. with scat
tered packages Of springers at $n. COG
400 and better. Shearers were COM
pleteS out Of the trade until Thursday.
when they purchased about 1900 head Of
fair to good fat lambs at 81 -35gI As. Moth
ing whatever has been taken back for q
normal feeding term.
Demand for both sheep and lambs has
been vigorous as rule, but none OF the
larger packers have been able TO keep
killing gangs busy more than two or
ordinarily takes 5000 or more head weekly
has killed out only a5oo head since last
weeks close. wooled ewes reached $50
yesterday and attractive wethers would
probably land around s6.3S, but wethers
and yearlings have been equally scarce.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice, T.6lS.0o; lambs. fair to
good. s6.s0G7 S.; lambs. shorn. 6.5067.E;
fat shearing lambs, &so67.S: yearlings.
handy, &.667.o0: yeariings. heavy, SEQ
e.65., yearlings, common. S.504Soo: weth-
ers, good TO choice. &WGS1: vethers.
fair to good, 6T6s.o; ewes. good to
choice. &7e9Soo; ewes. fair to good.
81 e1f5n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
81. I,ouI. GrneraI Market.

ST, LOUIS, April -wHEAT--Cash,
higher: track. No. 2 red. n.o4gi.o6; No.
. hard, sl03Ht.ia
COFIl--Higher. track, No. q 7SisuTsc.
No. 3 white, 7aisiSoisc.
oATS-Higher; track, No. 3 66Q561c;
No. white. 5SA6Siac
wHEAT-Iiigher; May, slo2; July. stx.
G9i5tc.
coRN-Higher; May, issc; July. 7ss9
7igc.
oATs-Hlgher; May, seNc; July. Soc.
RlE-Unchanged at SIC.
FLOuR-Qulet; red winter patents,
s490db.50; extra fancy and straight. ts.75
Q460, hard winter clears, 81 AtBa&.
SEED-Timothy. $le.0ohi5 1900.
COKNMEAIs-19
BRAN-Steady; sacked. east track.
SLSe4i.G.
HAY : Strong: timothy. s2iooa2s0 90:
prairie, 81. 0od36eo
PROVISloNs-pork. unchanged; job
bling. S5.1A Lard. unchanged: prime
steam. Nnisas.52h. Dry salt meats.
unchanged; boxed. extra shorts, yg.2S;
clear ribs. Ms; short clears, ts.7S Ba-
con. unchanged; boxed. extra shorts.
$40. g, clear RIBS. slo.2S short clears. sl075.
POULTRY - Firm. chickens. l2lsc.
springs lie; turkeys, lie; ducks. isci
geese, &c.
BUTTER-Firm. creamery, s7G3ihc.
EGGS-Weak at lS&c
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Large and Broad, with
Upward Movement Resumed.
STEEL HOLDS IT'S LEADERSHIP
Twenty Thousand shares Purchased
from London Through European
Exchanges Closed-Strength
Lasts to Final Hour.

NEW YORK. April 6-The buying
movement on the stock market, In IuLi
swing at Thursdays closing, was resuhleo
at today's opening and for the oriei TWO
hours session trading was large anu
broad, with many net gains OF 20 :
points. Though the European eHchahses
were closed, 1000 shares Of United states
Steel, the coppers and Union PACING were
purchased from London, Il Is estimateo'
Steel retained its leadership here, open
ing with sales Of large blocks, the nrsl
1000 shares at a Y per cent aovanT1,e.
which It subsequently improved. IL ilnAs
reached It's highest point since husus .
Utah Copper rose over point az the out-
set and later increased its lead py over
points. The Hartman and MN issue ,s
rose a poiut or more, as did also fNocA
Island preferred, 81. Louis q SOUTHWEST
ern preferred, American sugar. Anie, e .'a
Can, American Car and Foundry ana va
rious other specielfies. -.,a-
Reading and Lehigh Valley we're reia-
lively less strong. their movement pelhs
somewhat retarded by the Unsatisfactory
anthracite situation. ,.,,.
While Steel derived part OF its impetus
from the adverse majority report OF the
finance committee Of the United STATES
senate. which declared the steel Dill IN
sdv,ssd and unfortunate," the market
generally found favorable Influences N
the buying Of equipment by the railways,
another large increase In bank clearlhss
and building operations and the encour-
aging tenor Of the reports Tor the week
issued by the commercial agencies.
Various issues, chiefly Steel. improved
their position In the final hour Iranihg
for the two aggregated 10000 shares OF
which Steel totalled over 10000
OF ali the speculative issues Amaisa-
mated Copper and American smelling
failed 10 share In the rise today. but their
phenomenal gains In the last month are
already striking features Of market MS
tory. ouo =. al.
An actual cash loss OF IS, 10000 was DIS
closed BY the bank statement but tnls
was offset by a loan increase OF sS'SVv,Vv.
with an Increase in reserves OF ABOUT
81 zoo 900 as compared with last weeks ae-
crease OF almost 100000. Excess essn
reserves now are about E0OoVo and tnls
item probably will be strengthened during
the coming week BY the further return
10 this center of interest and DIVIDEND
payments. - Ian,
loday's bond market was firm, with
total operations par value amounting 70
81 Ols,O0o United States coupon IS ho.
vanced Y per cent and Panama Ss iost
a on the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Knox Pays Visit
to San Juan Hill

SANTIAGO. Cuba, April s--secretary
of state Knox arrived here this after
noon on the United states gunboat Eagle
from Guantanamo. At the request of Mr..
Knox. who desires his visit to be con-
sidered unofficial one especially in view
Of this being Holy Week. no functions had
been arranged for his entertainment.
The secretary and his party spent the
afternoon sightseeing and tomorrow will
occupy their time visiting points of inter-
est in and around Santiago.
During the afternoon Mr.. Knox and his
party visited the famous San Juan hill
battlefield Formal entertainments OF the
secretary will take place in Havana,
where Mr.. Knox will probably arrive
April II. The Cuban government has ap-
propriated $1,000 for this purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
TAFT HEARS THE GUGGENHEIMs
Brothers Anxious to Know Prospects
of Alaska.


WASHINGTON. April e-President
Taft gave a hearing today on Alaska and
the prospects for Its development to
Senator Guggenhelm Of Colorado. his
brother. Daniel Guggenheim. and several
experts Of the Gugsenheim company.
Secretary Fisher was present and Vice
President Sherman. at the invitation Of
the president. was an interested listener.
The Guggenhens were anxious to
know, IL was said. what might be ex-
pected in the way Of legislation that
would allow the development Of Alas
ka's natural resources and in particular
the coal.
They control the Copper River railroad
planned to tap the Bshrins coal fietlA
For this road there Is now practically no
traffic and the opening Of the field would
insure big tonnage. They were reported
interested also In Secretary Fishers plan
to build q government railroad In Alaska.
This road. Il built. would not eompe.s
with ths Copper River road.
Neither the president nor Secretary
FISHER would predict action By congress
on pending measures that would insure
the opening Of the coal fields. although
the president has made addresses and
frequently suggested to congress the
necessity Of providing leasing plan
that win allow ths fseAas TO b oosaed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.


BUTTER-No. lib, cartons, &c; no.
I. in eo-ib. tubs. &c; NO. ! VIC; packing
&c.
CHEEsE-Imported Swiss. &c. Amerl-
can swiss. 2eci block swiss soc' twins.
so; daisies, &c; riplets, &c young
Americas, &c; blue label brick. Ae; I'M
berger. alb. sco; lib. &c
FISH fresh frozen)-Pickerel, sc; white.
lie; pike, nc; trout, 1e. large ersppies.
le4l5c; spanish mackerel, lsc; eel, lsci
haddocks, lSc. Iounaefs, lac green cat
nsh. be- roe shad, y eaeh snad roe PEI
pair. Vac salmon: ioc' ha.pvt, nei ye-
low perch. Sc: buffalo. &c; builheads. lie.
POULTRY-Broilers, SVgI.bo per oox
springs, NC hens, l1c, COCKS. llc: DUCKS
SU-Oc; geese, ioc. turkeys &c piseons'
per doz.. n.ac. Alive; hens, iac; old roost-
ers ioe; stags. S 9lo ausxs. tuis aesIn-
keys, lie; pigeons. per dos. &C; homsrA
per doz.. ESQ; squads. No. ]. Nv NO. .,
50c.
Ribs-No. ], INC; No. 2. lthc; No. .,
t2hc. Loins--Ao !, lsc; No. 2. lbtc; No.
lse. chueks@No. l. &c; NO; TIC; 20.
No. 3, loo. Plates-No. !, sac; No. 2,
SIC: No. 3. SAC.
LOINS-No. 1. lac; No. 2. iSitc; No. 4. Sc.
CHUCKS-.Eo. !. Sc; No. 2. INC: No. &
RIBs-No. 1. i7hc: No. !. isc: No. 4
.24o.
FRUITS. ETC.-Apples, extra fancy
Ben Davis. per bbl.. Ms: winesaps. per.
bbL, $50. fancy Missouri Pipplns, per
bbl., AS; Idaho Jonathans. extra fancy.
per box, s25o; Washington SpitEenbesg.
per box. $50: Washington r. Beauty, per
box. s23; Washington Styman Wine
saps, per box. $3.50. Bananas. fancy Sc
lect, per bunch, s2.2SSl250; Jumbo. per
bunch y2Tbq9. rs. Cranberries. Wisconsin
fancy. per bbl., SOS: per box. $50. Dates,
Anchor brand. new, % i-ih. pkgs. In
boxes, per box. g. Is; Dromedary brand,
new, % lib. pkgs., In boxes. per box, 800
Figs. California. per case OF u No. II
pkgs, Sc; per case OF, Is No. II pkgs.,
&. 30; per case Of 20 No. pkgs., 400;
bulk, In Is and 5o-ib. boxes. per ID, loci
new Turkish, 5-crown. In a-lb. boxes,
per H., 15c: 6-crown, in s-lb. boxes. l6c;
i-crown. in so-lb. boxes, per h.. lie
Grapefruit. Florida, size, per crate
per crate. $s.s0. Grapes, Malaga. in bills,
Ii. eOff So Lemons. Limoneira Selected
brand. extra fancy, So-3eo sizes, per box
800; Iona Limoneira. fancy. 90o-360 sizes
90 per box less; California. olSeo sizes
per box. 500. Oranges. California Ca,
melia Brand. Navels, extra fancy, S-laS-
5o-i7e- 200 2ls-25o sizes. per box, A25; extru
, choice, all sizes. per box. s3.oos Elephant
brand, l1-i5o- iIe- oo-ns sizes. per box
$3.50; 25o-2ss-S1l sizes, per box, sass
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Old crop, pc
Il H., Tie. Cabbage: Wisconsin. per H., &c
new California, per 1b., &c. Celery: Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Mine Superintendent
Shot by Blacksmith

BROWNSVILLE. Pa. April s.-william
c. Gartley. superintendent of the Clyde
Coal company's mine at Fredericktown.
near here. was wounded. perhaps fatally
today by John Kossick. q mine black
smith. Kossick theE shot and killed him
self. r.4 s,
Superintendent Gartley was talking with
James Neale. president. and. j. Geegan,
general manager OF the company. when
Bossick appeared at. the mine office and
requested Gartley to step outside. A.
Gartley stepped clear Of the office. Kos
sick without q word shot him. the bullet
passing through the left cheek and
emerging below the right ear. As Messrs
Neale and Geegan rushed from the office
Kossick shot himself.
The motive is not known.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
.. s. MORTGAGE q TRJST co.
OF NEW YORK GAINS

Deposit Of csc, 900, 900 Are S14,-
900. 600 More Than n Year Ago.
The notable increase in the business Of
the United States Mortgage & Trust CO.
"a shown IN the last call Of the state
banking department for the condition Of
trust companies. The deposits were re-
ported a. sss.co,ooo, which compares with
~, ss7 600 q year ago.
This Increase is significant from the
fact that it represents an accretion from
normal business and not through add
tons derived from any merger or &C
QUESTION Of other companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Kan.a. City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April S-CATTLE
Receipts, 200 head, no southerns; mar
ket steady: dressed beef and export
steers. S.SGs5o: fair to good, S.2Sqe.oo;
steers. S.T5d6oo: stockers and feeders.
A16d6.T5; southern steers. S.3q1.5
southern cows. S3.5ed6.O0; native cows,
s3.50l6.5o; native heifers. A.75g7.io; bulls,
81 $500; calves, sS.0O6s.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market SC
higher: bulk of sales. s6.75q7.9o; heavy,
81 s0q&00; packers and butchers. N.75q7$;
lights, S50a7.so: pigs. S.75d6.5o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. none;
market steady; lambs. s65eaSo0; year
lings. ss.ood7lO: wethers s5.0aG6.5: ewes,
"a. 50l6.0o stockers and feeders, s35oqo.W.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


-CH1CAGo. April 6.--Nervousness re-
gsrding alleged crop damage forced the
wheat market today toward higher
level Many Illinois counties sent details
81 winter killing and conceded that a
large acreaae was likely 20 be blowed up.
Closing figures ranged from the same az
last night to NC up. Corn made a net
gain OF 3sGiMc 10 nuAc and oats NC to
stm1sc, Latest trading left provisions
varying from &c decline 10 islze advance.
unfayorable reports concerning the con
citions OF growing wheat came mainly
from soft winter sections east Of the
Missouri river. There were quite a num-
Der Of similar adyiccs, however, referring
" poorly drained land In Kansas The
'best buying here was done on orders
from ST. Louis. and reflected the injury
said 10 have. been inflicted In neighbor-
ing portions of Illinois. Messages were
also al hand asserting that miscief had
been done In the Ohio valley. Less balmy
conditions northwest OF Chicago. tending
90 retard seed operations, formed another
important influence against the hears.
Throughout the day the chances OF a
crop scare appeared 30 threatening that
even those speculators who dlscredited
the stories II winter killing were Inclined
10 Keep out OF the market or get inside.
Between the opening and the close July
fuctuated from SIC n VIE but finished
easy az Wisc. rise OF Nc compared WITH
twefty-four hours before,
(oFu fCptAlrN tue hAhA tAltVlt OF OVER
topping the high price record for the
season The reason WAS confident buy
ing ON the part Of former leading longs
rs a result OF unsettled weather. No
fign could be dieccrned u an increase In
receipts from the Interior. On the con-
trary. the weeks arrivals were the small
est al this season for three years. South
west markets continued 10 lead the adj
vance. May ranged from 1tisc 10 Tihap
TING, with the close steady &c up, at
T07ihe. Cash grades were Ia good de-
mnnd. No. : yellow was not quoted.
Belief that July will be an old crop
month transferred the bulk Of the oats
trade today 10 the September option. The
market was active and firm through
sympathy with other grain and because
OF renewed fear OF delay 10 seeding.
Outside limits for September proved TO
be SAC and 43isc, with final sales at
tsh4iste. just @sii4e over last night.
Provisions recovered some OF yester-
days losses. Little was for sale at any
time and there with help from the
strength Of grain and hogs. the principal
change being In pork, which showed for
the day rise OF loo 10 i2itc
Quotations on rutbrts closed as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities

NEW YORK, April 6-FLoUR, Dull;
spring patents, S. 2545.50; winter straights
81. 3514 30: winter patents, Noaf-eo'
spring clears. A.SdAD; winter
tras, No. !. s3.70G3so: winter extras, No.
2, n5d365; Kansas straights, y w. -
Rye flour, steady; fair to good, S-sSu
500; choice to fancy. S.06G5.A
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and
yellow, $lSgl.To; coarse. N-SSo i.s'; KIN
RYE-ouiet: No. :, &c c. /. {. Buffalo.
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing. a.2Sdf-S6 C l.
WHEAT-spot market firm; No. red.
81 0sZ elevator. export basis. 10 arrive and
81 0gis T. o. b. afloat: No. | northern
Duluth, Sile f. o. b. afloat. opening nayi-
cation. Future market-There was FUR
Their buying OF wheat on bullish crop and
weather news today. and the market was
strong, closing Nc to Is net higher. MAY MAY
N.G3.sa1 .0sia: closed. ;1.0eS- Receipts.
loi, 500 bu.: shipments, 1900 bu.
CORN-Spot market firm; exports. se>sc
T. o. b. afloat. Future market was nomi-
nal. Receipts, 500 bu.; shipments.
l.sss bu.
oATs--spot market. firm; standard
white, sic in elevator: No. :. sic; No. .
SIC; No. 4, 6oikc; natural white and white
clipped. eoisdssiic on track. Future mar
ket was nominal. Receipts, S,i2s bu.
HAY-Quiet; prime. NO; No. l. N.S;
No. 2 N.25; No. 3. u.15di-9.
HOPS-Quiet: state common to choke.
1911, 35d5Sc; 1910. nominal; Pacific coast,
1911, 4il44c; 1910. nominal
HIDES-steady; Central America. 2prc;
Bogota. 24d25c.
LEATHER-Steady; hemlock flrsts, go
&c; seconds, 24g6c; thirds. nuzzc; re-
jects. 15c.
PRovisIoNs-Pork. firm; mess. $500
Gis.25; family. s2000d2i.00: short clear.
sis.0siis.75. Beef. firm; mess. sl35o4 400:
family, si6.o0di6.5o: beef hams, s2sW9
A.0o. Cut meats, steady: picked bellies,
10 to u pounds. lini2c; picked hams,
l2al2itc. Lard. steady; middle west
prime. sl00oIl0.i0; refined. steady; con-
tinent. 1850; South America. al-oo' COM
pound, 7isa7Sc.
TALLOW-Quiet; prime city hhds,, &c;
special. 6Ac; country, 5h16isc.
BUTTER-Strong. receipts. 4,sA tubs;
creamery. specials, &c; extras, Si5c;
firsts, s2d33c; seconds. 30G3l1c; state
dairy, finest, 32Q33c; good TO prime, 70
5lc; common TO fair. 2Jd2Sc.
CHEESE-FIrm; receipts, 1874 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, white or colored,
average fancy. 1shc.
EGGS-Flrm, receipts, 13,25S cases
gathered, first storage packed. Ih4-zF,
fresh gathered, first regular packed,
&c: fresh gathered, seconds. 2DG2l ssc,
western gathered, white, 22G23hc.
PoULTRY-Allye, firm: chickens, 1Sc;
fowls, 1sc; turkeys, lie. Dressed. steady
fowls, llqlsi1c. turkeys. ltu22c.