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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Deridleppun9 Ger Gier ourA Gnten

Oas ii9erfte Weittel, tint Der @eri9lepz
pung Der Gier burb Gnten Dor3ubeugen,
lift pobl baS, bic Sbiere ein5uiperren. Wtan
Laiie bic Gnten ieben Wor9en befiblen unb
bebalte bieicni9en, pelcbe Elm 81 bel ihb
baben, i'm Staue. Sutter reibe man t9nen
gar ni9t, nur GrintnaIier. 90 %bebanbelt,
per6en Die @nten beitimmt bas retfe 81,
pclbes fte tragen, ablegcn. SIM Stale
iebe man Ofters na9. So6alo bic @nten
selegt baben, 9ebe ma i6nen Die Sret9ett
unb gutes Suffer; Oas mcrtert 1tb Die
Sphere lebr balb uno peroen nacb tur5er
furser I3eit iib all bas 0egen i'm Stale gea
w0bnen. Gs fommt mobl man6mal Dor,
baB Gnten iicb spci Sage nit benz Ie9e'
rctIen 81 berumtragen; in oielem Sale
mnB man fte natiirlib f~iittern, tpenn aucb
nur mdBig; man laiie ie aber anf leocn
Sal etu9eiperrt, peun tie gfetgung baOen,
bic Gier fortsulegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
SprediaaI.
Der Goloraoofdfer.

Ser unter Dem eugIii9en Namen tpoblz
befamnte ''the potato bug"-a uf 9euti6
@olorabOz&dfer ober i'm &unitausbrud:
Colorado deem lineata = bat it6 felt
&ur5em oereinselt auf Sen &artoffelitauben
eingeiteQt unb baS eierlegenbe @eib6en
nit Der 8ermebrung i6rer Dirt %be9Onnen.
@S 1T nun iebr %notbpen6ig un6 in Sober
manns Sntereiie geboten, 6aB ni6t nur 6ie
6reunoe Der Ganonirtbi6aft, fonbern gaE5
%belonoerS %oteienigen, pelbe fib NIT Dem
2lnbau Der &artOffel befaiien, Die 8ertilz
gung oteier i6Goliben Sniecten GuBert
itrenge betrei6eu.
@erntfe, Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
5immerpaImen aus Kernen III sieben.

Gin. Dor &ur3em in Sbrer I~anbtpirtbz
lchaftlt3en 8etlage ericbienener Qrtifel
iiber 3tmmcrpaImen : @ultur ~peranlaBt
mi3, ibren 2eiern mitsutbeilel1, tpte tie
itb 9an3 obne ale Soften Balmen ielbit
aus &ernen beranSteben f6nnen.
9te &erne Der bier gum @erfauf fomz
menben getrodneten Ootteln baben nGm=
LID in ben meiften SGGen ibre &etmfraft
nocb l1tdbt etngebuBt. W1an itede einige
iolde &erne in etnen nit gutter Gr6e Ober
nit feu9ten SG9eIpdbnen gefIQten 8lu>
mentopf etiua 4-5 Gentimeter tief binetn,
lteut ben 8lumentopf an einen tparmen,
mo9lteb1t ountlen Srt unb Dalte bic @rbe
ooer Die SdgeipGbne burb tGglidbes 8egtez
BEN nit nt3t gu faltem @aiier feu9t.
8ortbellbaft 1T es, tpenn man ben Sopf
nit einem StiG @las 3u6edt. gfacb etpa
bier 8oc9en eribeinen bic &eimpflGnscben
Ser Balmen.' SEPT muB man gang be1ons
bers barauf ac6ten, baB Ste @r6e i'm Sopfe
itetS feubt gebaIten mirb, 6a ionit bas
sartc 8fan36en unbebin9t perborrt. SIS
Dtrb ieoen Pflan3enfreunbe bel Sreube
mdcben, gu beoba3ten, ipte it6 Die tun9e
Saline aus benz ibDaden, GuBerlt9 burb
1icbtS an cine Saline ertnnernben &ein1>
pflGn56en enttDidelt. I'm itb auf btele
@etie etni9e bibibc 3immerpaImen, bic
eS aber ouch gang gut ipGter I'M Sreten
alS6alten, beran5u5icben, lift natiirli9 in
eriter 2tnte @e6ulo nOtbtg, auBerOem etipaS
Sorgfalt in bet 8eoba3tung beS ricbttgen
Seudbti9fetts9rabeS Ser @rbe 6es @efGBes,
in pel9em Sic iunge Saline 9eaogen mirb.
SO. g., @bicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
8aummoufamen ais Shweinefutter

9a Grandchildren gegentpdrtt9 btel1
fab an Milbfi6e Derabrei@t miro, f0nn@
ten a16, BET ben boben 8retien fitr ber>
i6iebene &raftfuttermitteI, Sic 2~anbfpirtbe
ii6 oeranlaBt ftnben, bteien Samen ais
S6Detnefutter 5u DeriDelloet. @s 6ltrfte
oober pobL nt6t o6ne Sntereiie ietn, Die
Nufmerflamfeit auf Bulletin Fl 6eS Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
su lenten.
Ser 9treftor bes College, g. 9. Curtis,
bericbtet in benz be5ei6neten Bulletin iiber
Die Geiultate elmer Qln3abL Geriu9e, pel6e
ct nit Observation-Disclosures bel
S6Detnen er3ielt bat, unb fommt babel gu
benz @rgebniiie, baB Iebteres on S9tpeine
n / d nit 8ortbeil gefiittert tucr6en fam,
gan3 9Ieib OBJ es getObt, gerOitet ODER gee
mablen nerabreibt miro.
Ser gemabIene Santen ipirfte am i9G6>
li6iten. Sin GROCER GbeiL Der bam1it gez
fiitterten S6weine, namentlicb iunge
G9iere unb ioI6e BON mittlerer @r0Be,
itarben inner6aIb 6 bis 8 @o6en. @e=
fo6ter Samen ertpieS itb ettpas tpentger
ibdoli6, Der 9erOitete ebenio gefGbrlt6 ais
ber gemablene.
Die gum 8crgleid6e nit Maisme6l gez
fiitterten S6tpeine BON oemielben Glitter
un6 9(et6er @r0Be blte6en pGbrenb bes
Geriu9eS polltdnbis geiunb.
Die SDmptome, tDel6e bur6 bic Sittes
rung init Baumtpon iamenmebf berDor>
9ebra6t tpurben, tper6en in folgenber
@eiie gel6ilbert:
Die eriten !3ei6en Ser &ranf6ett iteIten
ii6 innerbalb 6 bis s @o9en na9 benz
8eginne bes 8eriu6S Elm, na96em man
alio ben t6gli6cn &ationen g%enanntcS
Suffer beigcgeben bate. Die 56iere seig7
ten cine groBe Wattigfeit, n~erloren ben
9lppettt uno bertro9en ii6 9etrennt in Der
Streu. Snner6alb II bis SO Stunben
ftngen lie an, unrubtg gu tuerben, panften
betm @e6el1, Ser Ntbem tpurbe frampfbaft
unb !Saut 5etgte r0tblib entSinbete SleGe.
Die Sebfraft nurbe unDoQfommen, bas
Nerpen> uno WusfeLlDitem rl9pa4, bic
8etpegungcn unre9elmdBig un6 i9manfenb.
Sn befonberS befttgen SdIen 3eigte it6 Die
%frampfbafte Qltbmung ftoBenb, Die S6iere
brebten it5 emeiitenS nab elmer Gicbtung,
folgten 3Gu!lcn unb @Gnben BON 0ebGu=
ben 10 nabe, 6aB Tie ii6 nit benz &iiiiel
baran ltieBen, uno mabten Der9eblt6e Qln1
%itrenguugen, Bic etngeiAlagene &i9tung su
perfOlsen. 8enn NIGHTS i'm Mege mar,
brebten lte ihb naA Der 6eftigtett Der
&ranf6eit in bal6 en9erem, bal0 tpeiterem
&reiie berum. @nblicb, eri6Dpft BON ben
Nntrengun8en, ftcIen ie plOblicb nicber,
man6ma[ auf ben 8au9, mancbmaG auf
Ben porberen She'll bes &Orpers, nobel ite
Die 8eine a%uSetnan6er ipreiSten. Die
Gbiere perratben i'm GQ9eu1einen 9roBe
innerIi4e S6mer3en. 8eim @tntritte bes
Sobcs ftent ii9 Elm bIutiger S3aum pOr
WauL Inb Stale etn.
0ta6 btelcm 8ericbte lit es aiio ie6r ge1
fGbrlib, an S1tpetne bauern6 8aummoQs
lamenmebl 81 perabreiben. @s lit bies
nm 10 bcabtenstpertber, ais 9erabe BEL uns
oielfacb oieies &raftiuttermittel ais geeigz
netes Wiaitfutter fir S6tpetne entpfoblen
tpirb. 8tr iiberlailen cS ben 8erlubSz
i%tationen ltnb Der 8eoba9tung fdbarfs
iinniser, erfabrener 2anbpirtbe, Oas 8aumz
moulamenmebG na4 6ieler &i5tun9 nod
einsebenber gu priifeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

rt6ttge 6an6babung 6es MeIfens elm nee
ientlicber GinflltB auf Die 9lusbeute ser
&ubbaltung aus9eiibt tperben fann. Sin
freu3tpeiies MeIten i'm @e9eniabe gum
slei6ieitigen lift tmStanbe, ni3t nur einen
er9eblidcn Mtebrgetptnn an Mtlbmense
berbeisufi6ren, ion6ern mir f0nnen
bur6 6aiielbe cine beionbere Steiz
eerung bes Sett9ebaltes in ber Wtil6 be-
pirfen. Gs lift 6aber inter alien ltmltdn>
ben auf itren9e 0urbfibrung oeS freua :
tueiien MelfenS i'm 6ubitaIe 81 9alten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
S6dolidfeit Ger unfrduter.

9aB bas unfraut, tpenr es lberban6
ntmmt, ouf bas @abstbum Der GuIturz
pflqn5en einen nabtbeili9en @tnfluB aus
iibt, lit al9emein befannt. 9o9 BON Der
GrOBe bes Schabens, meIbcr Ourcb 0aiieI6e
berDorgerufen tptr6, madbt man ficb ieIten
cine rtdtige 8oritelung. lin einen |5tferz
mGBigen 8eleg 81 geipinnen, iteute man
an elmer 0euti6en Decentralization 8erz'
iu4e an, pelcbe foIgenOe 8rOOuctiOnsz
adhlen eraQben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

SieralS erItebt man, tpte iebr 6urb bic
l1nfrGuter bas YroDucttonsnerm09en Der
@~ulturpflan5en beeintrd6ttgt tpir6, unb
Stpar um1omebr, ie langlQmer it6 Die
8ffan3en glnfan9s entpideln.
9tls lrla1e bieier 8ena6t6etligung Der
@~ulturpflan3en 6urcb bas l1nfraut ntmmt
man aQgemein bic bur6 leBteres beuirfte
8erallbung beS 8obens an 9tdbritoffen an.
@lein Bic @irfung beiielben lit AUDI nod
auf an6ere llriadben surii65uftbren. Qls
lolc6e lit Sundhit gu betrabten bte @nt3tez
bung bon 9ibt unb 8Grne, nit tpelcber
Acknowledgements Die observation-disclosures
abnebmen muB. Surcb bic Sume1lt anBere
or0entltcb 1tarfe 8ei6attung miro tpeiter>
bin aucb Die Semperatur i'm 8Dben erbebltb
berabgebriidt gum S6aben Ser Gulturgez
mGcble, 6enn ie fiibler Ser 8o6en, beito
mebr nimmt bee 36Gtt9fet1 bet @urseln
unb bie 3eriebung Der prganti3en Stoffe
i'm 8oben ab.
S6on Bic bier angefiibrten l1ria6en
piiroen genilgen, ben gcrtngen @rtrag Derz
urfra1teter @Grten 81 ertLGren, unb bod
lit ibre !3abI hermit nO6 ntbt einmaI err
fCb0pft, bonn Elm an6erpeittger, ie6r tpib>
ttger @rlnb fir Bic l9Gblicbe @trfung Der
lt~nfrGuter beitebt 5artlt, baB ite benz 8o6en
gang betra3tlicbe Sell6tigfettsmengen ents
5ieben.
3teben mir nun cn6Iicb nob in 8etra3t,
Dab ltart O%erunfrauteter 8oben beiien See
arbettung gan3 er9eblib erl6ipert un6 ben
8eitBer oft 81 a~nie6nltcben Nusgaben mo-
tbtgt, 10 f0nnen mir Sulammenfaiien, baB
es cine BET lpelentli9lten 9(ufgaben zines
rationelen Observation-Disclosures 1T, Die
1tnterbridun9 Der l1~nfrduter nit allen CUR
8erfIsun9 lte6enben Mlitteln 81 betpirten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

6i9feit balber erpabne ib nod, baB Sic
Sreunbe oer Observation-Disclosures AUDI
9ampfbGoer uno erre9enbe Geibumibldge
antpenben, un bas GIFT aus benz &Orper
(8lute) pteOer beraus3utreiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

- I'm 6umpftgem @etrct6c ben @etub
3u ne6men 6irfte unter beri3ieoenen Wttt7
teGn an eriter STEELE 6oS 9urbmiiben Der
&0rner nit SolSfobIenitaub gu nennen
1etn; immer tptrb eS 0dlleben aber BON
er0Bter 8ebeutung bleiben, bic @etrei6ez
baufen nicbt 81 bod 5u idbutten,. ftr
fleiBiges Ilmar6eiten 3u lor9ell unb our6
baS Qeaen bon OrainrO0rcn etne CUTE
Ourhlaftuug bcrbeisuti6ren. Dim 3tpeG@
mGBioiten biirfte alerbings bumpfig
riehenbeS @etreioe gu crbalten fem, wenn
man es trofnet, mas auf eem0bnIicbeu
Barren ober aucb inn 8afofen geicbe6en
fam. 9Is cbemii4es Mtittel. 1T bic Ser
tpen6ung umgel0i6ten &aLfeS pOr8eiblagen,
in6em BON gut gebranntem &alf, ipenn
berlelbe BEL ungebinbertem Quftsutritt
lonalam geI0ibt mirb, 80 psf. Ieines Sc
tpicbtes @aiier perflii6ti9t iperben. Seuc6a
ten &oggen iOa man nab bieier 8orI6rift
nit 1870 pts. ietnes @etpicbtes grob
serldIasenen1, ltn9elOicbtem &alf mtfcbcn,
erIeren in 10-15 en- bober Sbibt auf
luftigem 8ooen auS6reiten un6 i'm 6ann
tpdbren6 Der &atf itcb I0icbt, 0fters umz
1teben. Ser Go9gen loQ auf oiele Neile
bebanbelt idbncu troGen ipcrben, uno 3tpar
o6ne bcDeutenbe @rwarmung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

Nepfel enthalten elm 9rDBeres WaB
BON 9bospbor ais iebc anoere Trubt beBs
balb lit ibr @enuB benz meniDIiden &C.
birn iebr sutrG9Ii9.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14
Situations U0ntsd MI

VI ANTED-PLACE FOR TaFEE YOtrNe NJ,
10 wore m0rilngS. evenings ard SATURDAY
!. I'm 1880 Do.nu Mhlir attending school Call a.
bUiidlng. 1880 - =" ~, - -. - o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14

scattering sales At as high. a figure. From
81 sos 30 took the bulk OF the native
steers and si1562 80 bought most of the
cows. helfers aud bulis.
There was a comparative steadiness in
the hog market while there was some un-
easiness in prices! there was no quotable
change, common 20 best heavy grades
being salable at S6-003675 and
common to prime light, ranging from 50 10
dS6 10. Very few OF lie offerings had the
quality TO bring more than $3.50, and the
bulk sold below $40. Recei pts Were less
than expected and the quality poor. There
were many sales brlJw 50 % and some at
s.. 5O@i 80; little pigs selling at hes fig
ures- Good hogs were wante,i. but lt was
uphill work to dispose of low grades.
The sheep aud lambs markets were in a
state of collapse Within the past
three DAYS something ike $1,000
have been dumped into the yards
and one half of that number would have
sufficed for the demand. Few buyers were
willing 20 pay more than S3lG3 30 for
choice steers, and it was difieuls 10 call
out bid of as much as 81 for anything
but lambs Bulk of the sheep sales were
al 81 30. aud from s. 30 TO S3 75 Were the
prevailing prices for lambs II Was II
tough market all the day through, and at
the close there was enough stock in the
pens to meet all demands Tor the remainder
of the week
Receipts-Caftlp. Is, 600: calves, SEQ, hogs,
1900; sheep, Il, CO..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14

NV YORK; Sept. l3.-Except in Sugar
and Disiiui NJ, the speculation on the
Stock Exon inge today Was dull! The
trading was confined practically 20 tile
local operators, London being out Of the
market entir sly. There was q firmness 20
the dealings IN Distilling at the opeuiug,
the first prie ses being made at an advance
OF 5 per cepS or the closing sale of yester-
day, but tsfore long the inside support,
which WAS. the sustaining influences, WAS
withdraw, desiEnedly. it is claimed. and
the stock broke 25s per cent To - per cent
shortly after II o'clock. The selling was
very .svy and on the decline. and
stop orders were met, which
incressed the volume of business. Moth
ing N ore unfsvorIbl 10 TIE stock was de-
veloo' I'd than the effort 10 obtain the pay
ment of disputed rebates set on foot by the
hold .rs of these ciai ms, and a vague re-
port, (which was subsequently, denied, that
AT a N Getting held at Peoria on Monday
son he action was taken which in view of a
re port of probable receivership. might DE
II Aportant A recovery OF = per cent was
Il Iade during the afternoon on sales 10
c over short contracts, of which 3 per ceut
.sd been lost at the else, making
he decline Ia per cent on the day.
\ eSterdayS decision IN the patent
suit III which the General Elec-
trio company suffered defeat, brought
out some long stock of the company and
rlnduced some short selling which sent the
-shares down = per cent IN the morning.
During the afternoon official explanations
/ We're made of the effect of the decision
which Is to leave General Electric in the
same position towards the competitors.
The court holds that the companies now
using the patents coulh not be restrained
from using it. A rally OF Is per cent took
place on this statement OF which a per
cent was lost in the final trading, making
the decline from yesterday rs per cent.
The granger shares made slight advances
in the early dealings. but became heavy
subsequently on sales by bear traders. clos
ing Is per cent lower for Northwest. =
per cent for 81. Paul ana Burlington ana
r. per cent for Rock Island.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14
Great Day Al St. Joseph.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 10 -Thirty-five
Thousand people paid admission today at
the fourth day of the St. Joseph fair aud
race meeting. Every road running into
the city run special trains and the hotels
and places of entertainment were crowded.
The early part of the day was chilly and
cloudy, but at noon the clouds broke away
and a strong south wind came up which
iaterfered with the racing.
First race-(unfnished PA pace 1000:
Susie @. took third. fourth aud sixth
heats. Time 2:l31E. 2:l3. 2:l3. Wheeler +.
took frsa heat ia 2:l21Z; Pansy Blossom
took second heat in PIP. Barondale took
fifth heat in 2:15; Rosewater, DR.. j.
Bell Malone, Chamois and Otto w. also
started. Second rsce-3:00 trot, 81 600:
Emma NutwoOd won first, second aud
third heats, Time. 2:25}l, 2:26, 2:24 Third
race-Free- for-ali pacing. -. 600, $50 added
if track record of S2:OsZ was broken. On
line won first, second and third heats.
Time. 2:U9$4, 2:Il5z. 2:092% Fourth race
2:22 trot. 81 900: lopez won in straight
heats. Time, 2:11II, 2;1915, 2:19.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
To, Sfren for Him.

/ "'our hero sat in the corner OF IRE
railway compartment devouring his
newspa pers. read Miss Myrtle Dolsn,
from the latest acquisition to her pa
per-cover library.
He wor devouring wbat?" asked her
father, with, sudden interest
His newspa per, the' book says" re-
piled Myrtle.
Go an wild yez. OF fought 'twor a
mon We war readin' Va bout. an now be
the powers, he turnsiout 70 be gostr'
WASHINGTON Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 13-Today's
big card of events drew a large crowd To
the track. The fifth heat of the 2:17 pace
was declared dead heat between Gazette
ard Tommy Brown, the Onward horse
opening strong favorit= today in the
pools.
Tommy Brown, however, outfooted him
and won the race handily. E.lard ID.
Knocked three quarters OF a secoud off his
record in the PIP trot, but could not hold
with Dandy Jim in the concluding heats
In the 2:lS trot the two-year-Old Baron
Wilkes colt lowered his mark 81
seconds in the second heat, but the
race went to Dan Cupid. who also
PUT a new mark to his credit. Then
came great mile by Fantasy. Geers let
The four year-old dang outer of Chimes away
at an easy clip. the first quarter being done
In 3215 seconds. She was at the half in
l:0l, the three-quarters in 1:34j5 and
finished the mile well in herself in 2:O6
Interest conferred in the great free-for-all
pace in which Hal Braden, John r. Gen
try, Flying Jib and Reflector were the
starters. Gentry was hot favorite. They
got, The word. Jib going at terrific clip on
~ outside. He took the pole from Braden
az 'he turn and was at the quarter IN 800
5onds; the rate WAS scarcely slackened
Hlp hill, the half being done in
lO4%. 1t was too hot for .Jib
and still in the lead, be could do the last
third only in 81 seconds. Just as the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Iucreasing receipts
and other bearish influences dragged
wheat down today and December closed at
a loss of - cent. The other markets, too,
were weak and all closed lower. May corn
lost 8 cent. May oats e cent and proyi-
sions closed at Il decline.
The wheat market was easier; first, be-
cause OF the slumpy character of corn, and
later owing to the failure of primary mar
ket receipts 10 continue the Indications OF
the previous two days th-t they had PISSED
their food tide and had commenced
to ebb. The aggregate of the days re-
ceipts at primary markets exceeded
600 bushels. The Liverpool mar
ket wos first quoted unchanged in
price, but feeling easy for American red
winter; the second dispatch quoted de
cline Of from = to y pence per GENITAL.
Paris was quoted at the close 80 confines
higher for spot wheat, but slightly easier
for deferred deliveries. December wheat,
which closed at 57s5 @57j5 cents opened
with sellers at 81 a cents and very soon it
had declined to 81 cents; later it got down
TO 56% cents, aud seemed to become at
tacbed to those figures for time. The
reports from the corn belt about feeding
wheat in preference TO corn were as numer-
Gus and unanimous as ever. Regarding
the increasing tendency to give the cheap
er material TO the hogs, and good demand
reported as existing In New York Tor
export, with % boat loads reported worked
there and at Gut ports, there was a recovery
in the market here TO 57lL cents for De-
cember. 1t closed at 5715 cents bid.
Corn was weak. Tue statisticians and
crop experts jumped on it with both feet.
John Inglis, the crop expert, was quoted
as saving That the states of Illinois, To-
diana, Ohio aud Mississippi would bave
one hundred million bushels more than
the government gave for The thirteen states
of heaviest production. Murray, of the
Price Current. put the total crop at /, 400
OOO,OO0 bushels, or possibly l5OO, 900, 600
bushels, and Thoman, who claims TO have
six CORRESPONDENTS in every county in the
producing states, puts the total yield
at over LOO, O00,0 900 bushels. May corn,
which closed ON the previous afternoon
worth So cents, started with sellers at
from 555s to $50 cents. 1t declined
to 54% cents, recovered TO 55A
cents aud closed at SOS cents.
Ia the Oat market, while the market was
dull during the. greater part OF the day,
good business was transacted both gener-
ally and individually. The weakness in
corn sufficed TO Cause a like feeling IN oats.
May opened q cent off from yesterdays
last quotation at 1861 cents, touched 3G5s
cents and sold down 10 ST cents, closing at
36E cents.
1he provision market was weak like the
others. Everything was fairly firm for q
moment or two at the opening. but soon
became weak and was close to the bottom
at the close.
Compared with the final quotations of
the day before, January pork Is ~ cents
lower; lard and ribs each IL cents lower.
Chicago Market,
CHICAGO, Sept. IS
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Mascot Makes a New.Record.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lS.--fhe grand cir
uuit meeting at Point Breeze track closed
today and will so down IN history as a rec
ord breaker Mascot in the free-for all
race shocked the track record of 2:02i{
made by Flying Jib, going the mile IN
2.0S fat. In the first half mile of the last
heat. the time WAS 2:o4-s but
Turner eased up on Mascot
ana flushed the mile in 2:l0
Charley made a new record for himself
in the PA trot. He went the second heat
n PISS, his best previous record being
-,;l5}4. FIRST race. PA trotting, David
Bonner stake s.. 600 Charley won.
Second. 2:l5 trot, $l.OOO-Oro Wilkes won
IN straight heats. Third. 2:lS trot, 81 600
Ralph Wilkes won IN three straight heats
Eree-for-al pace. Sl.000-Mascot won IN
THREE straight heats. oaladin also started
4 me, 2:l0; POS, 2:l0.
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No Use borrowing Trouble.

Mrs. McCauber-Hcre is notice saw
ing that if the bill is not paid, the gas
will be shut off?
Mr.. McCauber-Let en- shut il of
Who cares?
+ But what wiz re do?'
: Put in eiectISo lights"
But in timeithe bills for them will
come in
"oh, well. perhaps something else
will DE invented By that time. ~. I.
NeeLLr
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Astronomer enthusiastically A
great comet is coming.
Young Lady lexcitedlyl-Isn't that
glorious, 7 am just diving 70 See a
really great comet. When viii IL be
here?
Astronomer (deliehtedly)-In 1911
Coo News.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, sept. I3-whrat
Quiet: No. hard ! T4T55 cents;
No. hard 46izG47 cents; No. ,
hard 46}sG41iz cents; No 3 red 45846
cents: II j-civd - IA cents. Corn TO ? i
cent lower: NJ, = mixed - cent.
No white 50 cents. .Oats--s cent
lower: No. mIXed 30,s I5l i cents, No. ,
white 50 cents; Ry. No. 55s celts:
Flaxseed steady: SLISdI20. Bran dull; "a
Gt6 cents: Hay firm; timothy SSGy.
prairie S7GsS, Butter firm: creamery 70
as cents; dairy l6IlS cents; Eggs steady
/. cents
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choice while Dutch Skater and Assignee
We're the outsiders The latter went out
with a big lead aud held it nutil the
stretch was reached, when Dutch Skater
and Sir Excess came after him and sent
him back 10 third place. Then ensued "A
ding dong finish, IL which Dutch Skater
won by head.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. l3-ln commission
houses there was less apparent
activity to the demand, by mail,
telephone and Geographic orders
called for miscellaneous assortmen t.
60 an extent That Indicated good. ii not
large, joobing movement in prices all over
the country. Low priced ginghams, also
printed fabrics, We're in good request.
Printing cloths firm at three cents bid -,
but no sales reported with more business
in ndd poods