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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
FOOD FOR DESTITUTE
Iias Been Diverted to Those Not In
Want. Says Ed washbourne.

The food and clothing which
was forwarded from Vinita for the
relief o. the destitute fullbloods,
has been diverted from those for
whom il vas intended, says Ed
" ashbourne, and has been OBJ.
tanned by those who are not in
want.
The following letter was re.
eeiyed from Mr.. Washbourne TO.
day, calling attention to The mat.
ters
EUcHA, I. r., Feb 2s, 1862.
Editor obiellain, Viuiia, l 7.
Dear sir-A word to you in re-
gard TO the relief for suffering and
destitute fullbloods, coming from
your town. Whlls lhe intention
OF your noble people in SO gen.
erously responding to the wants
OF theso people and providing
them with food, &c, was In good
faith, and your people are to be
thanked for IL; still the manner ia
which these provisions, aud cloth
ing were distributed WAS in such Q
way that those who were in actual
need did get very little, II any Any
number Of families who are self
supporting and with money, gol
the bigger share oilhiss stuff There
should have been a committee iC
haVe geen tina, none but The needy
we're supplied, or those who could
not help themselves, while thil
gr acious gilt ircm Viuila did reach
a ew.nstdy, bur the majority q
these people who really need hell
ere ssill on sp1eranoe. / think 4
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
FAST MAIL SERVICE
To Southwest over Frisco System
VIII be InauguFated March az.

The il itial run of the new Fris.
co fast mail will be made March
%. The schedule Of the new train
has not been completed, but it
will leave Kansas City about 1880
each evening and will reach Okla
homa City about z O'Clock the
next morning; Dallas, Texas, at
1880. and Fort Worth, Texas. at
2:45 in the afternoon At Fort
Worth direct connection will be
made with the Fort Worth & Rio
Grande railroad, one Of the Frisco
lines from Brentwood, Texas. The
train will make close connections
at Dallas. Texas, With the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe, Houston u
Texas Central, ST. Louis & South
western, Texas & Pacific and Texas
& New Orleans railroads. The
new system will bring Kansas
City from three to twelve hour'
nearer than it is now to a great
part Of Oklahoma, the Indian ter.
ritory and Texas.
The equipment of the train will
be new and its running time will
be about thirty.fve miles pei
hour without making any allow
ances for stops. 1t will run by tbs
way OF the Alton, 1T, cutoff anC
the Red River division of the Fris
co. The corresponding train,
norlhbound, will reach KsnsaI
City at about z a. m.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
Election Proclamation n .

], Ell. Shanahan, the legally
elected qualified and acting mayor
Of the incorporated town Of vinits
do issue this my proclamation
calling the attention OF the elec
tors Of said incorporated town to
the drs. Tuesday in April, 1902. a.
he day fixed for holding the el &c
tion to Gil the following offices:
Ore mayor, one city marshal.
one tsx collector, one recorder
and ave Aldermen, who shall
serve one year, and an election
for those Offices will be held in
said incorporated town Of Vinita
at the mayors oaiOe or some more
coovsniept place on said day,
Given under my hand aud sea!
the lat day OF March. A. d, 1902
T.. s.. ED SHANAHAN, Mayor
Attest. w. H DREw, Recorder.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
G0 M9

led by his cousin Miss Laura
Strand who lives there.
w. L. Marker. our NJ. X. & T.
agent is of duly this week on ac-
count Of sikness.c c A man from Ap-
pl-ton City is wearing the agents
cap
II L Mouids is to take charge
Of the Wssson store and poslofiice
March 10. Mr.. Wasson has moved
to Welch aud can be found al
Hotel Wasson.
Mrs Myrtle Malone has Just re-
ceived a fine new line OF millinery
goods.
Jackson & Jones were 10 Ghetto
pa on business last Monday
The slonemasons are losing nc
time in erecting the T0x75 foot
store building for Gambill b Jack.
son, They expect to be in their
new building about July 10.
Talbert Campbell left for Pueb
10, Colo, last Sunday morning.
F. D Pslsus b ss completed hi'
new lumber Office and is nov
ready to furnish you lumber o
any kind
Mrs. NJ. H. Haldimsn Of Rust
l-rs Ranch visited her son, Curtis
the drsl Of the week.
The social at ]. A. Strand'I
Monday evening, given in honor
of Miss Laura Strand, was well at
tended.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
PREACHERS INSTITUTE.
Interesting Session Opened at rletho.
dist Church Last Night.

With an impressive sermon by the
Rev. 9. l.. Browuiug, the iir.t session
OF the Two days meet ny OF the Meth
Odlst preachers n The Cherokee dis
trict, was formerly opened at The
Methodist church Tuesday eve Choos-
Ing as the subject OF his dheourse,
"The Ideal Christian Worker" the
speaker delivered a most forceful and
eloquent tribute to those whose lives
are dedicated 70 the cause OF the
Master.
A deep Interest vas manifested by
the large congregation ia the inter-
esting an1 instructive discourse.
This mornings session was open d
at o'clock with a service Of prayer.
Az 10 o'clock an Interesting discus
sion "Bible STUDY on Christian Civ
ing" was led by Rev. w. A. Brewer.
At II O'Clock the ministers enjoyed
30 able sermon by Rev. j. L. Sanders
with "Scriptural Revivals aud How
to Conduct Them" as his topic.
The program for this afternoon
session Is as follows:
p. m, Devotional by Rev. J NJ
Russell.
2;3O p. M, What is a Pastoral Wis
IL, aud how to make them" by Rev.J.
NJ IL rter.
Discussion led by A y Adams.
7;30p. m. sermon by Rev. j S Lamar
subject, "Tithing."
March 8, a. M, Devotional by
Rev. A NJ Brannon,
$3.50 a. M, Oar duty In reference 70
Missions, by Rev. NJ w Whelan.
Discussion led by Rev. A NJ Bel
cher.
Sermon at II o'clock by wilber S
Park.
? p. M, Devotional by Rev. I
Brown.
2:3O p. M, Apostolic preaching by
Rev. w + Freeman.
Discussion led by Rev. Il NJ Jack.
son.
$3.50 p. NJ, The life Of the church
from layman's standpoint, by DR..
ID Hitchcock.
1880 p. m, Sunday school mass meet.
irg addressed by Frank Raylor and
w " Sanger,
brethren Of the district please at
tend this Deetirg. IT. will do you
good Come over Mr.. Editor and be
with as. We will give you right-of
way Song service daily, led by Rev
II X Higgins. p. B Hicks, Z. L.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

very low with pneumonia,is slow,
ly recovering.
f. w. Propp and wife are back
on the farm after a years. vaca-
ton Will says he will never rent
again They were glad to get back
nome.
The ground hog knew his bus
ness this year
Miss May Hibbs is sick.
Mont Hendrix and wife visited
with their parents last Sunday.
Charley Propp aud family have
gone to Canada to reside in the
future. We think Charley will
want to come back before two
years, but will not be able to
CO ne
Luther Glenn and Miss Victoria
Hunt were married in Viaita last
week. The young folks were
raised in this neighborhood, so
need no words from us. All wish
them happiness in life. They will
make their home in Argam.
Stock is looking very well
around here, il feed is scarce.
West Harris says he is tired OF
renters. He wishes this country
was allotted.
Mrs. Z. W. Webb was called to
the bedside Of her father In lola,
Kansas, last Monday. Her broth
or went with her. "SNIDE."
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
PresbyterIans caII q Pastor.

Alta consTeeatianal meeting held
Thursday at the Presbyterian church
unanimous call 10 the pastorate of
the church was extended Rev. J. 5
Stubbledeld. Nj. Stubblefeld came
IN the Vinita church IN November
last aud his preaching has been very
acceptable. lie isa graduate ~ Au-
burn Seminary, New York, andsis a
Missodrian by birth. lfthe call Is ac-
cepted II is The intention OF the con-
gregaliNn % have the installation
take place az the spring meeting II
SeQuoyah PresbYtery which meets
early ln AprIl.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

@. p. Jones has purchased the
general merchandise stock of J. f,
Dowell including drug stock and
will continue business in the same
good ma ansesment as did Cash
Down. Mr.. Dnwell, We under
stand, l. going 10 Oklahoma.
Prof. Jay Hiv.ley was called to
his home in Kansas on account OF
the death Of his sister who resided
in Wyoming. Remains were ship
ped home ioT intrFment March 81.
Prof. Coons Is In charge Of the
school during Mr. Hiseley's ab
senoe.
John Strand lei, for sonlh west
fEp Tssap Lee. Tassday aeoompan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
ENGINE ACCEPTED.
Satisfactory Test OF The Fire Fighter
Made This Morning.

The hnal test OF the fire engine was
conducted at the public we'll Friday
morning, aud was 50 satisfactory that
az It's conclusion, the machine was
accepted by the city authorities. With
a lit'le over half the regular compile
ment Of men on the brakes a strung
strtaM OF water was sent sailing
twenty feet over the Halsell building
Later the full length Of hose was con
nected, and through the 500 foot line,
a splendid stream was easily thrown
over the buildings on South Wilson
street. The efficiency OF the engine
will be greatly increased as the men
become accustomed 10 using the
brakes, and every announcement
should be given the volunteer com
pany 10 its efforts to give the town
protection from dre.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

Blue erlss seed AZ pa Leela
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Executive commIttee Meeting.

A call has been issued by X. w.
Whilmore, corresponding secretary OF
the Indian Territory Piess association
for a meeting Of the executive com.
mittee at South McAles,er, March
la, at p. m. The object Of the meet
Ing will be to decide IN the place and
date for the annual meeting Of the as-
ISOLATION. A number Of towns have
invited the association TO meet with
10 their gates, aud as the association
now numbers about one hundred
members the meeting should be a
very interesting one. The members
OF The committee are' d. NJ Mars,
chairman; NJ. r. Moore, Muskogee;
w. CD. ilinds, South McAlestef; w.
III Walker, Purcell.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
Change In Docket

The following changes have been
made Ia the docket OF the United
States court.
r The cases oriRinally set for hcarlng
on March lsth have been set for
March 10Th.
March l9th fnr March llth.
March sOth mr. March 9 "a.
March 2l,t lOr March IS d.
March 22nd Tor March ltta.
March Gath for Mareh l5th.
March 2btn for March l1th.
The jury has seeu excused no,ll
March 9Th,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

j. II Tenusack has moved east
OF vini'a.
Mr.. 6hocky is living on the
Pre,bs' iarW this yesr.
Mr.. Harrison, who has been
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09

was an normous run OF
sheep here today, and in fact the record OF
July 26 was broken by a wide margin. on
July 26 the receipts were 2S,644 head. but
today about q, 200 head arrived. The re-
ceipts, however, were handled In good
shape, and, considering the supply, prices
held up In a very satisfactory manner.
Chicago had liberal receipts also, and the
market there Was quoted lower The de-
cline at this point In most cases did not
amount to over 10d15c. Packers all seemed
to be quite anxious for good stun, and SELL
ers who had the kinds they wanted did not
experience much trouble In disposing OF
them. The inferior grades. though, were
neglected. and Il was hard to get buyers to
even look at such Kinds.
There were YeIy few good lambs offered
and as a general thing the market was
lOd15c lower, with common grades very
slow.
A good proportion of the offerings con-
sisted OF feeders, but as there were quite a
few buyers on hand the market was not
over a dime lower on the best grades. Some
OF the commoner kinds were, of course, as
much as 1Oa15c lower than the close OF last
week.
choice yearlings, $3.1544.OO; fair to good,
So. 40d3. IS; good TO choice wethers, S2SqS.9;
fair TO good wethers, $3.O0g3.S; choice
ewes, $3.OOG3.1S; fair to good ewes, S2.S4
2 90; good to choice lambs. A.75q5.OO; fair
to good lambs. s4.50Q4.75; feeder wethers,
81. 75d3. 40; feeder yearIings, S,25q3.60; feeder
lambs, &c. 75d4.50i Gull lambs, S.0q350;
feeder ewes, 81. 25d2,50: stock ewes, $2.64
325. Represen'atiVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
New York Mining quotations.
Foreign Financial.

BERLIN, Sept. S.-Prices were firm on
the bourse today. ~lnternationals advanced.
Mines were higher on the statement made
at the monthly meeting of the coal syndi-
cate that the situation had improved since
1901. Banks were firm.
Exchange on London, % marks 48 pigs.
for checks. Discount rates: Short bills,
~ per cent; three months bills, lb per
cent.
LONDON, Sept. s.-Money was in good
demand today, On the Stock exchange
pied with the mines carry-over. Consoie
were fairly steady. Home rails we're dull,
Americans opened Irregular. but improved.
Norfolk e. Western and New York, On
tario g. Western were the features. Prices
closed steady. Foreigners were generally
firm. Brazilia1S, Portuguese and Spanish
is were the features. Kaffirs hardened.
PARIS, Sept. 8,-Business opened animate
on the bourse today, with prices firm
Foreigners, especially Spanish IS, Argen-
tines, Brazilians and Servians were In
good demand. Rentes were inactive
Tramways and fractions were firm
Omnibus shares were in steady demand
Russians made substantial progress. Rio
tintos recovered on the rise In the price
of copper. Kaffirs were heavier. Toward
a portion of the list. At the close prices
were irregular. The private rate of dis
count was / 1915 per cent.
Gold premiums are quoted as follows
Buenos Ayres, 1920; Madrid, 1892; Lis
bor. %.
Three per cent rentes, 101 francs, IS cen,
times for the account; exchange on Lon
don, Is francs. q centimes for checks
Spanish As, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09

India mess, So. OOd2A.O0. Cut meats, steady;
picked bellies, 1ihnl3ci picked shoulders
sac; picked hams, mq11hc. Lard. steady:
continent, ,ioss; South America sri
compound, T.S7la Pork steady; family
BUfTEREReceipts. S2s5 pkgs.: firm
creamery, extra. 201ac; creamery, common
to choice, l6q9Oc; factory, l3tq15hc.
af GMEE small, stePSy: fancy hi4ss RIaHTssse. c6 5hiTsSdi
ffuiii cream. coiored and white, iolc.
and Pennsylvsnis, 2ia22c; western, cendled,
2OH2lc; western, ~uncandled, 11d2Oc.
PoULTRY-Allye: Firm; chickens, 134q
Weak; western chickens, 1idl3hci western
fowls, 12Ihc; spring turkeys, 1SQ2Oc.
RICF"steady: domestic. fair to extra. ~.
METALS-The feature Of today's meta
markets was the Improvement in the de-
mand tor copper and the consequent sharr
Of 100000 pounds reported, including 10000
pounds OF electrolytic for October delivery.
10000 for November delivery, the former
at 81. IS and the latter at S11.sO; also 25Q,00
pounds for October delivery at Sll.SQ. The
market here closed firm with STANDARD
spot at Slt.5ON11. IS. lake Sl2.0Od1212h, cleo.
trolytic at 81. 75al1.S5 and casting at Sl1: I5d
1l.S5. The London market was also higher
spot advancing lis Sd to e53 IS and futures
dull locally at s27.OOd2712h, while in Lon.
don It. was IS lower for spot at 9l%S 5s 6s6
Lead was quiet and unchanged both al
London and New York. Spot lead here was
quoted at S.12h and in London at $40 IS Cd
Spelter was easier here, but without change
from $3.50. The London price was also an.
changed at El9 IS sd. Glasgow closed steady
at SIS 3D. and Middlesborough at 5s Cd. The
New York iron market was steady. War
rants continue nominal; No. / foundry
northern, is quoted at t23.O0q25.O 90; No.
S foundry; mort northe .2p oG s2S SSgSS s G0i No n fOnn.
dry, southern soft, ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
Cotton Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.-COTTON-Steady to
1-l6c lower; middling, Shc; sales, none; re:
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock, 11,6SS
GALVESTON. Sept. S-coTToN-steady.
New oRLEANsI Sept. s.-coTToN-
Quiet; sales, $3.50 bales; ordinary. 6~lS-lscI
good ordinary, Z 5-l6c; low middling, I lS-16c;
middli1g SolSe; good middlins. s$ci hid
te%6er, $.Ss@s'oSc; October, 7.s5gIsSc; No
vember, 1901. 99c; December, 7.S9GSc; Jan
uary. sas.O1c; February, S.o19S.oSc; March
NEW new YORK. Sept. s.-coTToN-The cots
ton market opened steady, with prices 2@s
points higher on a furry of covering and
some light Investment buying; based Largely
as compared with sasH points due on tn.
private crop news, however. was favorablc
to the shorts and the scalping element was
soon ATTACHING the ss fSIl ana M. winter month"; nA,5.
January had reached S.26c, Liverpool quickly
changing front and following the weakness
tlcally all points and the estimates for tor
morrow's movements were startling on ao
LivERPooL, Sept. s-coTToN-spot,
%%srios sSs mid %ISJj,5 5slF' 81 ssii-ifs sn s S,$d %jd:
ag gsls3sd; go GOOD m orSinsry. oq a:s5- !SS % 0TdinsaSS
I 2l-S2d' The sales Of the day were 5000
and export and included $500 bales Amer
lean; receipts, 200 bales, all American. Fus
lures opened easy and closed quiet; Amer
lean middling g., o. c., September, 4 6o-e4d.
4 46-64d, buyers; October and November,
a S4-94Q4 35-64d, buyers; November and De-
cember. $1,000 32-64d. buyers; Decembef
and January, SO-64Q4 s1-64d; January and
February. l3o-64d; February and March,
sellers: April and May, I8-64m 2s-64d' buy
ers; May and June. I 2S-64d4 2s-64d. sellers.
II was decided by the Cotton exchange
today that on and after October ! buyers
sellers etc, will not be quoted as such ID
cotton markets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL Sept, S.-wHEAT-spot,
No. l northern spring, firm, 6s Lkd; No.
i California, steady, Is 4lzd. Futures dull
September, IS lid; December. IS sd.
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed, SIS
I'D. Futures dull; October, 5s Sd; Novem-
Der, nominal; January As I'D.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, quiet,
IS Sd.
HoPs-At London Pacific COAST, Arm at
seas los; 1900 crop. e. los.
PROVISIONS-Beef. strong; extra India
mess, 1O7s Sd. Pork. hrm; prime mess west
ern, SIS Cd. Ham, short cut, 4 70 1s lbs.
steady, SOS. Bacon, firm; Cumberland cut,
26 to 80 lbs, COS; short ribs, l6 to "a lbs,
6ls: long clear middles, light. Is to "a lbs,
sos; long clear middles, heavy, SO TO 40 lbs.
Sos short clear backs Is to 20 lbs. SIS Sd
clear bellies. IL TO l6 lbs, e3s. Shoulders,
square, II to 10 lbs. firm, SIS. Lard. firm
prime western, in tierces. 52s; American re-
lined. in pals. SIS.
CHEESE-Quiet: American finest white,
ais: American finest colored, ass.
TALLOW-Prime city, steady, Us Cd
Australian in London, steady. Ms Sd.
The imports of wheat into Liverpool last
week were los, 100 quarters from Atlantic
/ ports, 1900 from Pacific aud 1900 from
/ other ports. The imports Of corn from At
lantic ports last week were 100 quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. S.-CATTBE-Re-
ceipts. 1915 natives, b,0S5 Texans; calves,
652 Texans, 1,471 natives; corn-fed and grass
beeves, steady to lower; quarantine cows,
steady to strong; quarantine steady TO i0c
lower; stockers and feeders, dull and weak;
choice export and dressed beef steers, SL2o
qS0; fair to good, S.0ogI2; stockers and
feeders, 81. {. 15: western fed steers, 1915
d6.OO; Texas and Indian steers, $3.Ood5.&;
Texas cows, H.25d29; native cows, ROOT
az 90; bulls, 81. 75d3.35; calves, S200db.5O.
HOGS-Receipts, 2,40S head. Market opened
weak to DC lower, closing firm no good
hogs here; top. t7.55; bulk Of sales. 81. 45d
7.55: heavy, E.50d7.55; mixed packers. $3.50
G755; light, s7.OOd755; Workers, S7.5od7.t5;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head. Market steady to 15c lower; native
lambs, 50. 25G5.60; western lambs. $S.00q5.25;
native wethers, 50. 40dI4.O0; western wethers,
81 .90GS95; fed ewes. S,20d425; Texas clipped
yeariings, $.O0IS IS; Texas clipped sheep,
81 aOd2 Is: stockers and feedere. 4.30M3.0 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
The disposition of the days receipts was
her of head indicated:


CATTLE-There was another big run of
cattle here today and in fact the record
breaking receipts of August % very nnarly
equaled. On that date there were ~ cars
were 1O,4l5 head in the yards. Owing to
the liberal receipts the tendency of prices
was naturally downward on nearly all
kinds, but as the demand was alito OF
liberal proportions buyers taileu 10 cause
There were only a few punches OF corn
fed steers offered and they sold at prac-
tically steady prices with last weeks quota
tions. Packers still seem to be anxiouS for
cornfeds and they buy up the good linds
There were right close to 100 cars OF cows
in the yards this morning, but most of Shem
were westerns. Buyers were rather bNlrish
and In some cases succeeded in taking on
choice grades sold at about steady pthces.
The decline was confined mostly to the
medium class.
Bulls, veal calves and stays did not show
much, change, but II anything they were
a little easier.
Their was an enormous supply of stock
ers and feeders and the market was a little
lower. Some of the choicest, heavy. de-
horned feeders and also the prime Year
lings did not sell much of any lower, but
less desirable grades were a dime lower
and in some cases lOQl5c lower.
There were comparatively few western
range beef steers included in the receipts
this morning. SO that packers could not
Common kinds were a little lower. but
choice stun sold at right close to steady
prices. Range cows were steady to a dime
lower, but the decline was confined mostly
stockers and feeders were not much lower,
hut the general market was anywhere from
| nearly steady to 10c or 15c lower thar last
week. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
pharmaceutical AssocIation Meets.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-Ths. hftieth
annual convention Of the Ams!lcsn PhaE-
msceutical association began here today.
More than 700 represented chemists and
druggists from every section Of the country,
comprising the list Of delegates. are in at
tendance. The proposed memorial 10 Vii
liam Proctor. who Is known as "The Father
OF American Pharmacy" is one OF the most
interesting subjects TO come before the con-
y~ention. Mr.. Proctor died in this city In
1884, and it is expected that the convention
will take action to provide a suitable me-
mortal in his memory. The golden jubilee
session will be held THURSDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-COFFEE-spot
Rio, quiet; No. I invoice, 5Bc. Mild, steady;
Cordova, Sqllhc: Futures opened steady,
with prices l0q15 points higher, following
official cables OF general advances abroad
and firm ruling Of sentiment and private
reports advising of the failure OF August
as a whole. The advance here failed to
stimulate speculative activity, however, and
total sales reaching only 1900 bags. Wal
street interests sold on the call. The mar
ket was finally steady and net 5ql0 points
higher. Sales included: September, Y
5.45c; october, 5.45c; November, 5.55q5.6 0c
December, 555qS.65c; January, 66q5.6c;
March, $500; May, 5.90@5.95ci July, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-BEEvEs-Re-
celpts, 3,4SS head; steers, 5ql0c higher;
bulls, steady; medium and common cows;
sold: steers, A.60d6.N; bulls, S2.50d3.50;
cows, A.5564.75. Cables, steady; exports
tomorrow, estimated, IS head.
CALVES-Receipts, 2,66e head: firm to 25c
higher; Rrassers and buttermilks, 25c higher
all sold; veals, S.00QS.25; choice to extra,
s.. 37hdS. so; grassers and buttermilks, 5000
3.75: southern and western, $3.5Od4.O5.
HOGS-Receipts, 6,O92 head; higher at
$7.O0@7. 70; choice state, S.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10. 1885
head; sheep, firm to 15c nigherJ lambs
opened 25d35c higher, closed about .Oc
few export wethers, $3.50; culls. l7bd2.W:
lambs, A.S7hd6.30; extra, $40; culls, 1900
40; Canada lambs, s.. 75d6.121a.