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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
The Schools,

The city schools opened Wednesday
morning for the Fall term and all the
pupils and several more we're on hand
to begin the work. Last years force
of teachers are all again on duty with
the exception of Miss Sadie FRY
whose place has been filled by Miss
Elizabeth Long of Saltwater.
At Winton, Miss Loretta Maloney
of West Superior takes the place Of
Miss Stephens.
A school has been established at
Robinson lake and Miss Eva johnson
installed as teacher.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.

limited States Land Office. Duluth. MINI.
August e, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress OF
June g. 1878 entitled AN act for the sale OF
timber lands I'm the States of California. Ore
ROu, Nevada. and Washington Territory, AS
extended to all the Public Land States by
Otto Mainline OF Ely. county of 81. Lonis,
state of Minnesota. has this day filed In this
office his sworn statementN No. 400 for the
purchase af the Sc 4 OF SIC la OF section u.
and VIZ of sw IA of section 81, Township
60 North of range 10 west OF 4th p. NJ. AND
will offer proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes. and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this Office at Duluth. MINI.
on Thursday the 18th day of November. 1873.
He names as witnesses: John Jackman'
Andrew Koski. Jacob Niemi and Matt SAX
rison, ali of Ely, St. Louis county, Minp.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-d described lands are requested TO fle
their claims in this Office on or before SAID 10
day of November, 1898.
6kuse & Nichols, Attys, 9-llo-H
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
The Ely Clothing Co.

train known as the Twilight Lin.
tied" which leaves Duluth daily at
4:45 p. m. reaching St. Paul 9:45 p. m.
and Minneapolis 1915 p. m.
The equipment of this train consists
of elegant new coaches with finely up.
holstersd high back seats and Cafe
Parlor Car. The entire train Is wide
vestibuled, steam heated, lighted by
Pintsch Gas and taken all in all Is the
finest train ever operated out of Du-
luth.
The leaving time of this train gives
our patrons from the ranges an Oppor.
tunity to spend little time In Du-
luth and still reach the Twin cities
without mourning the expense Of a
sleeper. Returning leaving time from
Minneapolis is 4:l5 p. M; St. Paul 4:45
p. m. reaching Duluth at 9:45 p. m.
The time of the Duluth-Chicago
Fast Mail has been slightly changed.
They now leave Duluth at $40 p. m.
instead of 500 p. m. reaching Chicago,
Milwaukee, Appleton, Neenah,
Oshkosh and Fond du Lac at the
same time as on former schedules,
carrying Wagner sleepers and Free
Chair cars for the above mentioned
points. Returning the Chicago-train
reaches Duluth at 10:45 a. m. stopping
at Spooner for breakfast.
For full information and tickets via
the North Western Line call upon
your local Agent or address B. W..
Summers, City Ticket Agent. 405
West Superior St. Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

on the South Shore road. Only two
hours ride from Duluth. Double
daily train service leaving Duluth
$40 a. M, and 100 p. m. Tickets 60
Ing Friday and returning Tuesday so.
First class accommodation including
use OF bout $500 per day. For further
particulars apply at 426 Spalding
Hotel Blk. ~
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
Important Change in Time.

Radical changes have been made In
the train service between Duluth and
the Twin cities. The night trains
have been taken off and in place The
Northwestern Line have put on a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Duluth, Minn., Sept. 9Th 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
tion to make final proof In support OF his
fore Geo. Westcott. u. 3. Com missioner,
District of Minnesota. at his Office ut Ely,
MIMI, on October 18th 1893. viz:
John Anderson, of Ely, MINI. for the 8 Eli
of section IA, township So N of r IL west OF
4th p m,
He names the following witnesses to pro, e
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land viz:
Swan Larson, August Peterson. Arvid An
derson and o. p. Peterson. all OF Ely. Mimi.
9-S 1918 WIN. +. CULKIN, Register.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
Contract Let.


Friday evening at meeting of the
school board, the bids for the erection
of the new school building were open
ed and the contract awarded. -Four
bids were in two of local concerns and
two of Duluth and Superior contract
ors. The figures of the bids read as
follows:
Armstrong s. Skinner. 7,949. IL
Andrew Nelson. ............ 9,2l5.I5
Schleunes s. Nauffts. ......... 7,963.OO
j. j. Cullen. ......... 6,7SO.UO
AS can be seen by the above, Mr..
Cullen was the lowest bidder and the
man who secured the contract. He
was one of the contractors who erect
ed the present school building. Work
on the new building will begin the
fore part Of next week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

An Ideal Resort For Fisherman and
Campers
is Pike lake middle brook station)
on the South Shore road. Only two
hours ride from Duluth. Trains leave
morning and evening. Tickets going
Friday, return limit Tuesday Sl.50
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

This eminent expert specialist. we'll and
favOrably known throughout the United
for the many wonderful cures of Chronic.
Nervous and Special Diseases OF the Eyes
and Ears. that batfied the skill Of other
physicians and specialists. ably assisted by
= regular faculty of skilled physicians and
expert specialists, whose experience In the
largest hospitals of both Europe and Ameri-
CO enables them to successfully treat obs
cure and chronic diseases. Their long ex.
perience. remarkable skill and universal
success entities them to the confidence of
she afflicted everywhere. An honest opinion
gisen In every case. Ii your case Is incur
able you will be frankly told the truth. Of
fees are equipped with scientific instru-
ments costing over 5000, including power
full X-ray apparatus with which the inner
most organs may be readily examined.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

The new morning train of the South
Shore road leaves Duluth $40 a. m.
and its passengers arrive at Iron
Mountain, Escanaba, Marinette and
MenOminee early the same evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
For Black Bass Fishing

90 to Pike lake middle brook station
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

Daylight Train Service to Iron Mountain
and Marinette,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08
OeKtn treatment.
DR.. DORAN.

Founder of the Charity Health In
stitute; Author of Popular Medi-
cal Works, "Health; How to
Retain IT." NERVOUS Debility,
Its Cause and Cure" Plain talks
to Mem" "Woman's Guide to
Health and Beauty" Electric
ity and Vital Force" Etc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-08

Douglas Shoes are sold the world
over at the same price. We
have them from So to $5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

rAs nssra q Trade.

CHICAGO Anx lathe eysaine Ia wA&A1 -
taR< xisAe14 aay matsEtxl ekAaoe = Ds<eA ~
ssmh<s starting Il atcEs 49, pcn~sttc secefpea
were ssaAll aud heA<e eautattuus ea1De ~ Liver
rssS but she sevsreasss sseP ssreN - DO ~
unwSalins 20 xs< inso M narAes either So ~
fszss1a Vas that the sntift se1tea US MnfAed ~
dBtins~x that u s~adm es3aAfl<t IAe fnteasa hoao
Also k<ps The traders eat a. tAe pst, e4rep1 wAGn
aesaaIis nervaAss s<szesnhsf Touched mte sheEtly
sfsse the er~ninx. Tie mAxAet dnrtuased laHiay
neswssA that 6gus< and = cents unsil sA!tly slsss
dultnras than frnm aaysAt.s heastA h ~ nsu4.
and IL eadas usa wsak ~ Abnss - ,uuuse peent
81 tn DIV. Tia g0sesanent rp9at w~e Gnper1e4
to &hcw dectinr in the cundis5on a ahigQinG
wAHAt u fsen 20 fsfmta> ard this fset pesAa0s
pswseAted The usrkst sruae dsssaup1a9 mrHs wsAk-
nss than did Csey rSuss h - NsrsAsse
usss senAsstias. hnt the weather h that seestan
YES fssosshas. ssme han sas rspnstea h NessA
pakrea, ana Minnesota thsvsAiRs psensna vsee -
appntnttn9. Ssp1eRheR near thu e3cae deaatno4 -
-. Ahcut the pat rginp- Uustns against eAroo
psaytsgu sesedisd ths msxkst bsk II clsss - -
Ccsr Vas ssifiy steady sassy hs saase In ~ -.
. eeatinued seod shirptae asnARa snsSais<d pct1R
Belief In beAxtsA government sspoxt and fAvutAh1o
erup fepae&s. With the late peahneA u Wheat brasn
ca9A altsr narn. scAlpen ailine quits ne<G M
caass vaa vsak and le4c lopse,
GAIA vsm dull ard wsahs sspeenlgs ~ tGoE
rrcrisioaa. tAemsh rather nrM du1ln9 ~ mnsu-
ing. sent 70 piess tn ~ aft<rscnn ard raossd 4
dsrlinss an arsnDd Thess waA Al tnusused casA
dsmssa. std this hespsd the nashet eaxay. bso
aympatAy Nh thu KSAia HnaThets s3Af4r1 nomur1H
selling late u Ne dr.. ard tho dse1tns vos me-
reccyesvd ~ the c3xse nertembas paGk nn1 ~
were * io~es and lard s5letc lower
The ieAdlns fusars ssaesd - fsa,svss !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

xEW yDnx. 40 M-fedass sseeA nnsaa4 ~
81 sasss6 .sissAsis sssssers 4 sssssss.. 81 6
v~s!sssa an ~ ~ a. sassisk psssesususai N
"a kHsMttse uese H. is1nsn1Gh ama ua1g ~
~ q ,.s sss,s - =, :. sI - e., n e
LssaA<s ssarAA ~ eeanre sisane q ssd he rss-
1ssssA z = rzy Asasy Assiinp q u are nasss1
.s.s a. s. ss 3 s - = = -. ::s s : ss
rs-sesa ~ ssaas. rsa...... cs.i nd ' l.. :.
: .sss.as.s a. 8 Is. .. a sss az Z
the ixSn tss6e whore pfeancsin - tAe Icesr sroasa
s ssas h n,.s ,ss. .ss.s ss;ss s.aass z
u tAs issasery AAArondh nsuina shres 1 Asna
srae rain md thess eas sesy laxs< deAnA1 ~
rsSs rss "A sasse@ ssssr sscrsn nav . M
sasrtea hy es.usisisas In the irua sr&xae f,sM
81 rEpAfhv Aasnr. I'esssss tsas. Dstwis ssss Aad
In ths s.asrsad iss aerulassaa wss snstaea Ausd
on. pezHtine the rssAicatim ~ the ersernDex esrp
rvpwt The - Pxui ssat~meas fsw the Asst w~ek
q AuGn4 srosncsed scme huytuk ~ the gxaanssA
s Hss.sam ss Cali r. ovss Ss s ass
s., sa s;,.g-s ssa 49, r. H. ~ e: ,s
xvfeEsri and Pacific Cussk nsv~sagmsan n sAe
Rmsy nasaet sensinnea 70 ss<rtve nseA astssttsn.
eutiock was hasvssr sppFsrsahlv lssa nutstAs
mreey coatsnued 10 ~ aeerpd IN the kcraI mnsAet~
cs,i nsaes raasi~aea rather eew s~a sstse ~
n<nsy he~~vev. eeasinrea asm And teaArvs wxes
net anxtcsA to d SnstneM ~ gwe~<nf rates 4Ae
failsre Il the Rank n England 10 advance ~ yatse
above = per cenA has see0ed n hare gesd seutt-
mental eAe~t cn the llnsssna masarts ha& private
discuasnea tAeFr We<e uachanxsd. L<U1un buel6ht
storn hegp 10 q usodesafe extsMt
Kansas CTS. risssnars { sasf aria wvre arslss
and sArnae and have esired q rew cvnG neA
fetal sales Il bends to5Ay. par saiue. ti.N1,0
unifrd states nsw y &ecfined and IL = ! h
the bid lxic@
Meaev ana ExcAange.
Maney GA caai. saaa per e<nA: lasa Hpsns : rss
rent rxine mercantile pager. ttsk ~ cont stsr~
ling esehAnxe nFm with acsuAl hsskness IN hankess
hills II 81 sefsa ~ foT demand ard q oAe16AA -
AsS. ensnmfrcsal htIA Ne1te4sik Ssver esstta.
Gates. Msklc: bar silver. M: NexieaR daalArA. ~.
sorerrnent hcnds wsah: ssAte bcnda Inactive. rad
rad beads Irregular.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

REAL ESTATE TnAssvEns.

TAs fssss.ias s.sas ves sisd ysavass = II
HarAh LundhesR. ~ y1bsssn. b. Mar GorAra.
J h.Iksvy ard adnr q Arses 4 4. DiIhsss
- Ms.sv isss and ,. hsasa !. xdonmsa1
I~nA ssA lsa n sssi~~ ~ rrnais n rssn. hss
snd e1xh 3. wond's ssssA dsy. Green LAAe - !.
Ea-sss D'Nss.s 81 n D csmph<n, ~ j. ~ ~
sed - nj - y. twp =. ssnes 4 Arg :. MN
fss~ H111@A - refsx3 G. 1Aansy. 10 u. ttoe4
n tSiinxa f1t. Ase =. ~
Esarateeh q Hsrysnxfe1 srd hashaeAs ~ D.. -
JoeesA w. Reeves. lDes u and H. biN1 4. bsppM-
I'm sup "a, FEB III IN
Anna. Ysed = and Water n. Mo- 10 Annie Iss.
~. psn - y rsss ~ s - - t~r =. sssss ~
~ 4 ktsxk D. ioe Z kzswA u csgws Tfse a .
ksnas taes - 4 e5pe4 {. C7a1h's r4ea ~. Keuf:
isee u ~ q. hrek :. ". G. Gas kspA HIN
81. Ksut. Ar {. 49,
1AHa ~ 0u5tsy = NJ - Aaaee - 0vzfsy. ~
lnk \ - ~ twv = saaew Z 1n1y - N
MAyzsst psustw ~ r. y. M Mny q. ~.
tse r. btmk - fsas1nf "a 49, =. -
Nc04e r1eaMM Ceaa1ry On = An1eee r. sna
@ Ena@14 Mkxsy. 3ees - end =. - & ssp1st
M1en& 13s4sn9 Csmsesxy. Ja.e - -
f~hs ys<u c<aessT1 Asssrssssda = 1snes n
Gs15es. ~ - -. LA1s yIss Csmessvy. AA = -
ia Nsasn rss Daipnss. - 0eso sseNAskl, IL =
ssd q ~ =. bss<& |. psnw : nWss -. Ssny
=. z s. Is !: y :: !: 1 I - II I
- e.: a. ~ ~ e Esazx - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

Whistler or not you are In perfect
health? II 50. study the above diagram.
and note the following description.
Nerve weakness II due 10 20 many
causes that very few nen and women
escape Il entirely.
There are many premonitory symptoms
that serve to warn enc Of nervous de-
Cline vet oftentfmes they are passed over
- some trifinx affection, and almost un-
noticed III people would pay attention to
these warning symptoms ofteutimes serb
Ous tllness could be averted. Men and
women are subject 10 nervous decline.
Nerve Weakness, Nervous Decline. Eer-
vous Exhaustion. are foreTunners OF Ner-
vous Prostration- When the nerves are
weak. nearly all the organs of the body
are affected. Thus nervous people often
times suffer with indigestion. with paini-
tation OF the heart. with Inactive liver,
with weakened kidneys. etc. and symp-
toms arise that are very misleading. Note
Twitchinx Of eyeiids and hollow eyes
tEtg. -. twitchtng Of muscles OF face
tFig. .. choking sensation dig 3. nut
tering or palpstatfon OF the heart {Ffg -
impaired digestion Zig. 81, all indicate
nerve weakness and are among the frst
symptoms OF nervous prostration. Other
symptoms are nervous headaches dixxv
spells. lack OF energy, cloueed menory.
costiveness. general weakness ana des.
pondency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

IN :
AND Mo1uEN :
ADvIsD :
FREE. :
wRIIE. !:

and strength to the entire system.
Hudyan exerts q regulating influence
over all the organs Of the body. correct
ing AL faults OF diEeztion on nutrition.
Hudyun acts gently but effectively upon
the live. Ia this manner overcoming con-
stipatfo0.
Hudyan has rescued Thousands from
for y0n
Hudyan Is for sale by druggists, Soc q
package or six packages for G5o
Ii your druggist does not keep Hudyan,
send direct TO the Hudyan Remedy Com
pany, corner stockton. Ellis and Market
streets. San Franclsco. Cal
Yoa may eonsult the Hudyan Dee
tors about yeus case free 81 charge.
Write.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

8 -: .ssss iAs.s. - -. 40:
- =. rs - - : S -: s - - -
- - - |. p -. p g. -, -. =
- = - Ss.s: Fs1s. assi 8. g. -
- 49,: 3. sesI NJ = - - -.
e -. i ~ ~: hau M!,sa esaa. - -
~ 50 = e. 10
e scs.s:a aas.s.s.. = % e. - "a sn.:
ea.: 5::s - ID. = =: s ssss x: e. IS
1esAA r.: car.eelA. HI GssssnAia. ne: $50
eiS ss
ses. cassse. Eess sna re1aesys
s.:s: $500 sss.- ~ Il. 80 "a :. s;ss
Hsss-asslssis s ~ s nsss. nsns
~ 60 asa-'- c,ai''.'. s'.A ns'a's' '''si.'A
fssatry Iavs eAifens, lie; INA tuzheyA II;
srsssd tszassA fss1sss.
Nsan.
wssnuts. pr n nran. ~: nnnAaA NAeA -
sass ne: pessa.: issrr: slssssa iss; asnssaA
nney. IN s.sHA. ~ afnoeAs. No ncs psanuts.
NJ. c.ns~ 40 r>
49, ,,ss.s, EN-, "a ! 3: sss - @ w.
s.as,-ae,lsd; @
wAest-Fssd- "a: a esns ssal. -. nsAdmp
,n a ssaa; sAae 3: ; sess I'd as sA'Dssa ''
Meats. Prevt.aens "a rs.n
vsssk Meats Cos ~. = ps =: sssss - =
veal i..:. : . =: s.a,l =.
a.. G sssss Is, Van. q, ; ..s:a Va. 'T - NJ sA
rl.s s.s:.s I'D. q y 8: Naass O.. Y:
ss e. siS Ca <: VIA fnas ssss 4. ' '
..lms.. isss: sai.ss sroas. % .aans.ia soss <:
e; ss.l -: sss., isss: Ass.sns s.: MI
end. sese: os.sess, 0lymras. 80 saes. q = per
sls: ss sss.s "a ~ se1' D's sss> a'''
rs..s..-s.- Ds..ss.. { y. ps..s: ~.
sss.s:: q va: ' ss..s.... '' s
5: p.,:a,P: sis :.ss: s.sl;as.s' ssss ~ ass
peas; is &, pr, Per .; Cucumber aetssar per aoz:
Ss.: r.ss.A:. q ss.: . 3. 1 - ..s
ssss' g, s string beans ss raassrs. assss ps, q
skim. ns per e.t
orr. ru.-o..s-. s.s,..r..-. .-..... -
- a. =. ~. sce es.s q 800; seesss
tons. SIS: new dates, .se: Oregon cherries saeisr
per soz; natlss. sss' sRssscss $3.50 per ecx;
CalsfuruiA Crawforis sSanr: pluma Ek&sff
shsts erapsss Pc, eox eIsek Efspes. y - ~
n~ass. PCT ~ - fsa ensraa.s sssa 2 nef
s. Tsa9 per crate: wsiermesons. sas5 dozen: eanta-
iouDss. ssese pes dosen
-ss JSs''9s 9ns - 49, - No ~. y: -:
- 49, 49, ,s.s = =. 80, .5;,. $500 ~.
GnsiM
~ .,d. .sS L i ines.. n, ~ sn s,s
extra: ttnsh s1sss. nsels; al ssrsieal srsis. &
-, s,,es so.rn nirsh Sis. AZ Ms,sh ~. ~
49, sse1 MIN rsres.: a.. ~
e ~ sa.v = cnssr.i sr.ss~ :. 49, n1,s.'
sesnfn ss, ro1sn. S%"; - so6u;
eesei sadins. .sisht p usSa =; csilins:
and J. finch. 10 h. nisn: wsinscosiss, ssasn:
sSinSiss, Q.io: isaeh anisA. & Is saS i sest go
g thics Snish sNesss csdes souaroa I. 4 ! snd 4
ia, sSeas1: piclsts ga
ceases Uoaaias,- Possisad. Z. d { Z. IN,
Aisa. IN
Line ussains,- horhs Harhor. ~: esa JsaA
Tfs.xe, ft,hsxcs, S,cass. ss.ta -. - a q
Pissssr Nj ti<eb.sx, y .shs6 ~ - $50
Vsshcd O. r m 49,
oEATTLB WHEAT nAHKET.
Wheat Exnnr& No r,uh 81. M . hsn..-
sac. Milling 40 eluh 49, Na i kiu.ste~- -.
ASVAA WnEAH AAMAEEs
TACOMA An. "a wh... !. .n,.. -
eAsnsed: slan. e slass mssA1 81 s0'ss ana N
' $3.50 .-'s, 49,
q q 3
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKER.
pnurr Avn A. "A ssvx... vv.,,. ~.y.r
.iIr -. ,,. 49, =. r 49, a1a MI &c:
.sss,. 49,. ns~st, e 80. s snsst salp
- 49,. IN, 80 $500 wv wv ~sA snons te0ay
Wv ~ss"' esA ~
IAN INA yClsc0 MAnKKrl
Hpead sfu1n.
u.~ I'm .~rxsf., A. - u.... r.
49, sss.s-Ss 49, - Ass
o.,r s.
So .s. .4 us saa af"f u" w.
tt&t &ntsSfsSa StfS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Business wAs only fairly good In the Seattle mar
bets t1stsy The cool and rainy weather Of the last
two or three dass has caused the demand for seme
kinds 81 fr1it 10 fan OF considerably. WAtermeims
ard esntsleupes Included In this list There
plenty a these the msrtrt today. bat not many
salcs were reported California fruit In cleaning up
pretty we'll
The recent condemnation AZ rnAss, ~ wAs pre-
dictcd few days ago. has made the masAet = little
thnTt reams but new arrivals by trxsn have
helped out the eSmmsxion mrns Grapes hare been
selling very well. ueil that sesy few isft
the mashet. ne ruling prize fcr srapss to-day was
fsm SIS to sI8
Tomatoes ~. plentiful Large rreeirss are coming
In from Eastern washinxton and the market II Z
little es&rStorhed.
PEACHES are . Hstic scarce. ~ shs sAspwenss
forn Werasrhee ard Ysksms have been . little
short The last swo days Fiums are almost . drug
the mArhet They wsat yeTy slowiF today. Only
. vcrT Sew ehasce rsnnns braasht high - u per
box
A small ..ees d ESD psass sces<d today for about
t2c Per pound
Tssde wAs little slow IN grain iinse tcsay and
very little stmG ch.ngrd hsnds
Fosssry fell slightly totay ard Is weak evru a.
the reiueed prices trrat numbers At ifve chickens
are epnsisf In and rcsnmisssen mxn have . eossf
deai a iifsrusts IN esg-n~inx u thsn AZ present
prices sta further drop Is expected within .
few dsys.
The dairy markets. h SIN At quoted figures Bssa
batter ard esss are hrm and ass selling vcn
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ba00&e8As )
NEW Y0nx, Ara u~-7he Cnmaeeu1a1 Ahyu.
tisss's IonAm 1nasc4af nbleur6m anSs.
Tbe mashpfs hsrv vsss eunesnlU sen9nane tn<ay.
thna9A - Donn - ~ mdaeeAsv po@4stnne - &C.,
s*dereA hptteR Am~x1eame apu0aA h19tw. LGnHna
buy1no - ~ ampa4aeensen6 tho4 ~ hnnh 4ate
uAs WnEaAnssA nv Ysrt fni3eoe1 eo1t - -
elaen - q ~ hNA. podaats sklns he(na omrgnA
IN the sftssueca tie hea1 uas tspert<1 keuuU1n6
% esfA y hgesht em.Do y snsd ha0 80 kt1o6
= uss11An ertne
CSestng 0nsaatseaa Eva
LONDON, Aas m-rAnsdsam raese~. III:
NSthssn fa<1Ac prpimTcd. a; unts4 Hne1s ~
seesv4 ~ Aeshispss Hi Grand 1sun& M ~ ~
w.. > Lila Money. ~ essE q
DeeeAaeu0p.
ITEnPOOg,, Aae W--Wkess sfpsdy. u4n61 n
r..s.. sssdy; asas b rssis aaass; rssea esnstu
whess~Nrre. stesdy. fstnses, Arm; 2epsemAse. Z
-: T,e~1ts. : i16as Issessa6sr. = ma
Ccsn~hDM Amsstcas ntse1. nss, AnH. = III
ssssssIr. ) y: 6sssSss, q: nssMs..
y III
Wh~at Csreoss "a coast, taysrs and se5less snasts
casgcss "a esmnee, pnt<s snA Hssdy. EaHli1A g.,
sy nsssssi., oaist; insssss iAse tstssA Kine6aR,
sAsst. A.so an6rsn. hoss. f1mt hasu1A
Is ~
OUnaBtSon ~ the Teeosoey.
WARRINGTON. Aus. u-TnAsTs stsf<neus q
ire eHss1sssan q ehs truesuU shovss
Ave1tsfsse rssh batenfe W9
s0a rsevs
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O0eG0xos
CHICAGO. AUG. M--Ihe mashs< for cattle today
vas strung n Yesterdays sdsanrs x inatar. nnd
the demand was bvtsk III dsy. Coed cattIs "a d
about the hsst prizes q the ysas. 00pd 10 chuice
beeves. &04AD; cummon2 efAdA4, AUZA0:
Moekcn and fcedsa. 0soAA@; h4l1a. cuxn an4
hetfma. sa8A1; Tsrss saesn. ufx8An; calves. -
iM
ne msssss M hoo. ~as ac~ ana vsas. 49,
hsaAs generally ssiee icwss Hsey hnGe. SHAN;
ntssd ists. GHtans iisAk AakAo; ret 4a9
The desnana for sheep snd lambs vas snsa end
thu naeshrt waa stronger ard NJ hfalses II prime
lsmbA sheep, a 1410 fm eulls anA infsrsss lo1s,
up - M&4A1 fer eund nattsse. eAclee usAt~sS
, nssns,as " i1sss.' aeA@ sssns sAs<y Wspssn
Rsestess Csnje. n.m; hou. IN: 49,. u.0L
Omaha.
OMAHA. Ane las-Cnff1s neceip1s. - hasA.
MafkR4 uendy as6 alOw. NAtzvs ~ eteea. om1
49, Wsseas1 aesns t44A1s rszAs seeess. Q0DANt
cow and hslfsu. om&A0; aasem. 0U1A1i
ssosAsn Asd is.sssA 0n91N; aiva A9kn; lui6
Hcss neeslpEA. So AssA Mas1.s sAsds - =
luwe7. Heasy, 01W&3; Miseds 01uk3 ~. NAT,
MW4AD: Inn ~ sa5ee. W4NA8
Sheep R.rsipfA. 4S0 NnsAs4 @tedy Fair -
g. - 49, - 49, ~ sssA 80 ssssa -
~
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Why S~0Rs rr~a90eua
en Approval No tnssltzs-
ssna - sarsA srsAo Debility
"a znez - - d. Rasulss
ssf~ Asshed - Mptd -
ss.e - v~1k Pay tur h %
verra apcfiaaes assd rsDe-
De- o. ear exrsrnH l1s1s
Aspt. " cnEet<ae Msnhno "
snns peA3eA IRA A&6rND
q Co. Oup0Ako. NV
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Y1msr steady,
whrss-No. spdas. e9aaes No Z nj n
Cmn~ No Z nc
white, Ho1fna ~
Htes-No Sc
Barrier Na 3 Nt1toc
Tmothy eeed- Prime. e. tS4zak
Mem push~Fw bhi, =, t134A
Ierd-Ree ~ ~. &@t14 ~
Nhost SStp-elote. ioeas. MU4kM
DIt sa3tett ahcuidcss- nn9ed. AumkQk
ahnFt clear dds ncxed q NnaA
whisAy-ptstillsn' huiahed epodAs m ssilon. III
Receipts anA ah1pmanta.
Arffc3eee- uecrln4a 0hfrnnenta
H0af. hasYeis .................... NJ NJ
Wheats baaasels ...............s.. n.eo ~
SSu. haenrm - ~ -
0es&s neas6tm - 49,
Rye. bushels ...................... leoo Ln1o
DAxisy. hushxls .....-.....-...s.. 1ou No