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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

Charles Dubois--Dimmie HIser,
Needmore.
1. A. HarreIl--Dessie Jones, Chelsea
w. K. Barrett--Alzena Whitedeer,
Cleora.
J. H. Rinker--Anna Mccoy, Coodys
Bluff.
Geo. f. Ricbardson--G Kuy
Kendall, Tulsa.
Andy J. Hinkle.- Copple.
Wan.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01
lot Wanted by Commission
,er Jones at the St. Louis
Worlds Fair.
The INDIAN OF TO-DAY
With the Evidences of His Won
derful Progress. the Commits
/,
sioner Thinks, Will Make
More Interesting
Exhibit.

W. "A. Jones, commissioner o
ndian affairs, is opposed to ths
pectacular features of the pro
osed Indian exhibit at ths
Worlds Fair. Mr.. Jones has OK.
ress ed bis views in this matter to
~. Hitchcock, secretary Of the
nterior, and the question is now
nder consideration by the depart
oent. The officers Of the Louisi-
ma Purchase Exposition company
ave been requested to state their
FISHES In the matter. It has been
htimated to the officials of the de-
artment that the exposition off,
ais will request an Indian ex-
ibit that will be characteriz ed by
10 ed-fire effects that attach to
9 Indian Of fiction, but are sadly
licking to the Indian life of today.
II fully appreciate the public
Pntiment on this subject said
commissioner Jones. "The people
Ill 10 realize the fact that the In
aH Of their fancy does not exist
~ more. 1t has been the expe-
snce Of the department that these
hibitions work a great deal of
rSucto the Indians. Take gang
ks who have been forced to
X and dress like white men and
ce them on dress parade for six
Pnths and they are utterly worth
|s for months to come. This has
en- our experience with the In
ms who were in the expositions
Omaha and at Buffalo"
The clause Of the Indian appro-
alton bill under which the ex-
Nit was authorized was so worded
10 leave a wide scope in the
paration of the exhibit. 1t au-
rizes the secretary of the inte.
to prepare an exhibit illus
ing the past and present of the
ian, with al illustration show
mis- progress in education and
lg industrial lines. The REFER
Q 10 the Indians past is taken
the officials OF the department
cover the spectacular feature
Erred to. and to warrant the COL
ion OF the blanket Indians Tor
dances. races and other rites
ceremonies that were formally
RI and parcel of Indian life.
s2ress appropriated $4,000 =
he Indian exh..oit. The man. +,
q which this shall be expend. ,
Fill not be determined Until
Indian bureau officials have
consultation with the expo
n officials.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

;ayy eating is usually the first
= OF indigestion. Repeated at
! infiame the mucous membranes
b the stomach, exposes the nerves
|e stomach, producing swelling
eating, heartburn, headache,
|rlsings and finally catarrh OF the
ZACH. Kodol relieves the inflam-
lon, protects the nerves aud cures
|nrrh. Kodol cures Indigestion
epsia, all stomach troubles by
lsing and sweetening the glands
e stomach. A. w. Foreman. dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01
BEWITCHING AFFAIR.
Ghosts and " ltches Entertained the
Quests OF Mesdamcs Burns aud
SWAIN Last Evening.

m Opudncp -. u. DuTuS duu H.
M. Swain gave most delightful
Halloween party to number of
young people last evening. The
guests were received first at the
home Of Mrs. Burns. by two Gun
ming little witches" in the per-
sons OF Gladys Anderson and Rob-
bic Browning, in black gowns and
caps and carrying lunches Of
switches, with which they directed
the guests to their dressing rooms.
The atmosphere Of each home
was fraught with all the mysteries
of Halloween. Mrs. Burns home
WAS the scene of the black witches,
with their respective fortune
booths. The walls of the rooms
were covered with white canvas,
decorated with slack bats, owls,
cats, and witches riding brooms.
In the dining room . veritable
black witch presided over bowl
of iced sweet cider, from q candle
lighted tepes. Near by stood a
table with pan OF water in which |
loated miniature candls-lighted
boats and bowls Of mystic cards,
by which symbols fortunes were
told. Across the hall another
witch presided over q table on
which were kettles Of boiling lead
and glass, wedding ring. the mys-
tic mirror and bowl of fortune bon
bons.
After several hours spent in the
mysterious home of the black
witches, the guests were provided
With tiny lighted candles and con-
iucted to the home of Mrs. Swain,
where still further mysteries
waited them. Those whose can.
lies continued to burn during this
Quincy were supposed to be
blessed with fortunate futures, but
hose whose lights went out are to
ontinue to grope. blinded to the
avora of forf,,na
Mrs. Swain's home presented a
nost ''ghostly" appearance. A
maiden apparition received the ,,
isitors and directed them to the /
eception door, where ghostly fig !
res could be seen on the stairway /,
nd in the hail. A tall ghost with {
umpkin wis &c, the creation Of b
lr. Swain, occupied the entire !
sar of the hall, which was lighted
J such a manner as TO reflect y
hostly shadows over all. A table {
n which was bowl of water con- !
lining floating apples was pre- VI
ded over by ghastly ghost with {
uman countenance, while on a !,
and near by huge, live owl, W
osed, with looks OF proverbial d
lsdom at the fair applicants for :
rune. In the dining room the
cups were presided over by
ostly hostess of fate, who told sa
g fortunes Of those who partook ii
the ''cup that cheers bus does
i inebriate." ~ ~
At late hour light refreshmenb
IRE served, after which the melfy =
mpany dispersed. About forty
esfs enioved this nlaasant affair
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

Little Ethel stubledeld entertained
Chief Burlington and thirty other lit-
tie folks with a pleasant Halloween
party yesterday afternoon. The time
was spent in playing amusing Hallow-
cen games. and was greatly enjoyed
By the little ones.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

We won't handle cheap stove, and
tell you it will last as long and give
you as good satisfaction as Bucks or
the Charter Oak, because our reputa-
tion is at stake. We handle the BEST
so buy OF US and your wife will enjoy
cooking. Darrough Hardware Co.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01
Mrs Pelrronette's Music Classes.

Mrs. Peirronette is convalescent
from her recent Illness aud will re-
sumo teaching her music classes Mou-
day She requests that her scnolars
come at thsIr regular hours.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

There Is no cough medicine 50 pop
ular as Foiey's Honey aud Tar. IL
contAios no opiates OF poisos-s and
never fails 10 cure. Sold by Peoples
drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

Bob Taylor Will be here November
Z, and our people will not fall TO hear
him.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

Fresh bread, pies and cakes always
on band at Home Bakery. First door
south of Harris building. d2l
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-11-01

E.l. Lee's scissors aFe good scissors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

tinent. .Ni.8 Pork. easter; famlly $3.50;
short clear, u9.o002i-15; meas, HA.H0la&.
BJTTER-Hecclpfe, 6h9 pkgs.; steady;
state dairy, 1000; state creamery. 17G
2ol1e; imitation creamery, Hh91Ihc; fac
CiiEEsE-teceIpts SIS pkes.; irregular:
fancy large. colored and white, okc: fancy
small, new state full cream, cosored and
white. CSC.
EGGs-Receipts. e72i pkes.: Arm; state
and Pennsylvania, ah021c. western can
died, 19hn20c; western ~uncandled, lb11fc.
POULTRY-Alve: Irregular; chickens,
nikc, turkeys, lie; fowls, l5hc. Dressed
Easier; chickens, 14q1Sc; fowls. 139i31c;
turkeys, 14n15c.
METALs-Engiish metal markets were
closed today. All local markets were duh
and featureless, with traders manifcsting
little Interest ais TO the course Of prices.
Tin eased on a trihe on the bid price.
There were. no sales reported on change.
In copper duliness also ruled, prices sag
ging from 5 to Is points In sheer absence
OF support. Standard, spot to November
closed at p13ouil.6O; lake. 81. 75d1195; cleo
trolytic, m.70011.S1h. and casting, s1l.m
Qu.O. Lead and spelter were quiet, the
former at tA12h and the latter at s5.37lk.
Iron locally was steady, with a demand al
good prices. New northern foundry, $500
Q25.00; No. 2 northern foundry, SO. Od2aO0:
No. ! southern foundry. R2.OOH2S.O0; No. /
southern foundry, soft, $22.O0n23O0. War.
rants were nominal and not quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Articles open High. Low. cioae.I salty.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grains Are Tossed Up in the Early Market,
but Tumble Sharply.
DEALMes sAVOR Of PROFESSIONALLY
e6od Strength displayed AZ Openins
ana when stua f. UnIoaded
a. TOP Figure Prices
Break BADLY.

CHICAGO, Aug. A-Manipulation and
fears Of september shorts IN all grains m
day out Of ali proportion 10 the natural
trend that follows such a prolific season.
the schemes OF the bulls was Withdrawn
and prices tumbled sharply. A. a result
September wheat closed %uhc down, sep
TENDER corn Nc lower ano September cats
%wHc lower. Provisions closed l0Ql6c
zine weather and excellent crop pros
poets were almost entirely ignored at the
opening OF the wheat pit IN the anxiety Of
shorts to cover. Gossip had another deal
was submitted there were heavy long
lines out and naturally that meant a big
i htIt' buiIish, although local receipts were
very liberal. After q trlning dip early
there was very good buying by a promis
&c 70 a shade down at 70ssdlVhc TO 0O%c
and quickly advanced to Tic. Much OF the
By the small worlds shipments and the
decrease in breadetufs on passage. At top
figures there was heavy unloading, sup
supporting early, and as a result Septem-
Der slumped to 69HG6Hc and closed weak
msnd was reported good, the local situa-
tion was somewhat improved and grading
was very low. Local receipts were s6s
cars, 5 OF contract grades Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 30 cars, making a total for
the three points OF 57a cars, against 67 last
w wsss i nas .6 81 s E yssE age ssSain rf'% 1,ssi'o Eef Suss.
ele a year ago. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four equaled $4,000 bushels.
Worlds shipments were G,lp6,O0 bushels,
against 6,397, OO bushels. On passage bread
etuna decreased 3.ss4.0e0 bushels. rhe Wis
ible supply increased 3Sf,00 bushels.
There was good early strength IN cora,
induced by very small receipts. but IL did
not hold. As IN wheat. there was talk Of
manipulation Of September options and all
the market needed to slump sharply was
heavy selling by the bulls supposed to pc
under the deal. The local early, although
light, was good enough to push prices up
&c. Al the top prices the bulls let so about
100000 bu. From that time there was no
support. offerings depressed the price and
opened h6%c 70 %9&c up at 5skc to 5Slkc,
sold 70 bS%65SHc, dipped to b7A@57Ac and
closed weak Nc down at b7h957Mc. He
ceipts were only as cars.
Oats felt the bullish influence of the corn
advance and light receipts and early made
good advances. Trade was lighk but cover
Ing was fair. When corn broke oats fol-
lowed and the slump that resulted was aug
mented by favorable weather and good
259fc, dipped to 3zHc and closed weak so
Nc down at the last figure. Receipts were
1z3 cars.
Provisions were quiet and Of a waiting
nature. Hogs were fairly steady and
checked a break that followed renewed OUT
side liquidation OF a light character. Sep
TENDER pork closed 121kc lower. at SIC. 72h,
september lard 10c down at s10.S2h and Sep
TENDER ribs he down at 1000.
receipts tomorrow; Wheat. $50
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

SHEEP-There was the heaviest run Of
sheep here today that has arrived In some
time past, and as compared with the same
day OF last year there is an enormous in
exact figures.
Owing to the heavy receipts today buy
ers were a little slow about taking hold
and the market took a drop. other points
were also quoted lower, so that packers
had things very much their own way. The
general market could be quoted about
15615c lower than the latter part OF last
week. with trading none too active. Up
to a late hour there were atill quite a few
uneold.
lambs also took a drop, the decline
amounting to about the same as on sheep.
The market was also slow n II took
some time to dispose OF the bulk OF what
arrived
There were only a few feeders offered. 20
that there was not as severe a break az
on fat stun. The market. however. FELT 10
some extent the decline on killers.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good 10
choice yearllngs, S.600A.lO; fair to gond.
s. .6ad8.80; good to choice wethers, 0.e0d3. SO:
fair 20 good wethers. t325Qa0; good 70
R9oaa0; good to choice spring lambs. N25
G6.50; fair TO good spring lambs. @.0006.25;
feeder wethers. 2.lb08.1O; feeder yearllnea,
0.O13aHs feeder lambs. 2.506A00; feeder
ewes. 81. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Dealings Drop Away and Markei
Lapscu in s~tannatfon.


NEW YORK, Aug. A-rhere was no
strong influence at work in today's stock
market and the rate Of activity fell AVA
to about the dullest Of the year. The clos
Ing OF the London Stock exchange was only
a slight factor IN the dullness. The con-
sideration Of the future Of the local money
market was q more effective consideration.
Last weeks loan increase has brought the
loans Of New York clearing house banks 20
q total OF over S9l9. 600. COX. which Is t41.000,-
po O nn s sre onlS OF a snSse q q 1oos 3 Ees sre sFo; ps
the cash reserves are about 100000 less
than q year ago and the surplus reserves
But the condition of the New York trust
companies Is of greater Importance now
than ever before IN estimating the money
see, 10000. comparing with ss5s, 100000 in the
banks on the same date. Comparative fig
ures show that trust company loans on
over t6S0,0oos000. compared with $547. 10000 a
year ago, while the actual cash on hand
controlled By these institutions on June %
was only $82SS,110, or less than S,o0O,O00
greater than last year. The enormous ex-
pansion. OF the business OF the trust COM
peniee Is the key to the cautious feeling
which gains force as the period approaches
for the interior demand for currency.
Iooay's developments seem TO show that
the present. owing probably to the success
plan.
Discounts in Paris today fell TO near 2
per cent and an advance in the sterling
rate there indicated renewed r-enittances
&c London to be placed in the loan market
there. Aside from this general repressive
influence only a few stocks were affected
BY Individual causes.
The iron and steel group had some adj
vantage from the brilliant trade prospects.
the strong semf-annual report of the Re-
public Steel company, rumors OF coming
Developments concerning the Pressed Steel
Car company and inspired intimntions OF
large earnings for July by the United
Ssases steel corporation.
The. governments favorable estimates Of
the August 1 cotton condition had some
enect on cotton carrying railroads., and an
attempt was made to advance the coalers'
ioea that coal mining may be resumed soon.
but the enect was only trannitory. 'FRONT.'
taking by the room traders, who had been
the only buyers, caused prices to retrace
their course. One or two stiHened up at
the last, notably Texas & Pacific, but the
closing was duh and irregular.
There was a violent rise and a feverish
reaction in the Central OF GEORGIA income
bonds. Otherwise there was no future In
terest bond market. Total sales, par value.
tlll2.Ooo.. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
The following are the closing prices on
the Nav York Hfork az~h.U~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

OMAHA, Aug. A-Bank clearinrs. u.1o1..
.tlt.eQ, corresponding day last year, SL,otf,-
0alO5; Increase, g7G,6f1.66.
CINCINNATI, Aug. A-ClearinEs. N.7oo.-
$50; money, pfd8 per cent; New York *.
change l00Nc discount.
ct. LOUIS, Aug. A~-CiearingA G.675.S62i
balances N,l1B037. Money tn6 per cent
New York exchange At par.
CHICAGO, Aug. l-Rank clearings. ST.
pIt,s08i balances, R.b26fGA New York ex.
changc, loQ20c premium; posted exchange,
- Ior sixty days and ISL for demand.
NEW YORK, Aug A~-ExchanRea, s120-
4o2sgii balances. ts,S76o1.
bOSIONL Aug. A-Exchanges, n7,Ss1.i l7
balances. 1855. 2s7.
,,PHILADELPHIA. Aug. A-Clearings,
per cent
BALTIMORE. Aug. G-ciearinks. n
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
st. Louis live stock Marx.,.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. A-CATTLE-Receipts,
STEADY; native shipping and export steers.
ss.V04S. e; dressed beef and butcher steers,
stcckers and feeders. Ss.OOa4.S so: cows and
hei1ers, ". 10000: Gamers, 81. 7bd2.S5; bulls.
R..1044 80; calves. s5.soae. rs; Texas and In
81. 65@9.65.
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, N.40Q7. IS; packers.
5000. IS; butchers, S7.65d7 $50.
SHEEP n LAMBs-Receipts. 600 head.
market steady; native muttons, t2. 50H4 100.
lambs, COOS .00t culls and bucks, S2.Oo6
400; stockers. $2.OOd3.S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-FLouR-Receipts,
1t5sl ebls; exports, 1850 bbls.; market
du1i winter patents, p 7b0f.o 0; winter
N.ss&s.lo; winter exiras. F.i01s.&: winter
teH. EreaesI tttt949. ID Minnesota bakers,
ieq9.so. Rye -four hfms sales. so bbis.
~ 20 fePas S'z'4@D; choice 70 fancy,
cokFMEAI-puli; yellow western. ass:
city $50; Hrandywlne. &3.45Qs.60
RfE-steadys No. 3 western. sc. Z o.
b. aaoet; state. &c, c 4 T.. New York
BxRLEY-oaiss; feeding. SIC. 9. i. T..
wHEAT-Rsceipts. iis.zs bu.: exports.
teet1 BY spot. steady No. 2 red, 7ec, ele.
No. ! northern, Duluth. HHc. (. o. /. adoaf.
No, hard, Manitoba. S6c. I. o. b. anoaf.
Xpfn.nt q shade easter, wheat at once raj
LED n until noon was sustained by arm
farl9 cables, covering and a disappointing
sncreaae ~ the visible supply. Later Il
broke again. ruling weak thro1Eh the last
hour under liquidation. liberal rece,pls. dns
weather and poor export demand. The
slcse was %gae. net lever; May. ls.s8
4I6c; closed AZ 7lfc: December. lfi-ie-S
I4Ict closed az 7l1kc.
coRN-Reeslpss, Aise bu,s exports. l.Sa2
pa. spot easy No. 2 &c elevator ard 7c
20 B. ahoat Option market shot up sc
after the opening on small CHICAGO re-
eventually broke prices sharply and e,ess1
tte MARKET weak AZ h0Hc net decline.
Nay ss94QteAc; closed at SIC: sepfember'
Z-A~H ~ - NMNf DEI1MNEL closed
oAls-Reoelpta la.oo bu: exports. 7.ns
nu. spot market Irregular; No. n ele. M
= Sc No 2 white. loc; No. 3 white az.
track, mikes western. &C.. track. whlle
WESTERN ana white state, 6617Oc. On4fco
marhot was arm at first with corn the-
weakened under liquidation.
net-t5tm shipping. &05Oc: good to
H0Pa-Qulef; state, prime 10 choice .lsm
crop. lS44-13tct le0o. l0c; olda. e6oc. etefe
common 20 choice. 1901 crop. Efl36c. 1900 h
Mlsct oidel t8ioc; Pacific coast. 1901 cron
AN4tHct 1890 crop. ll4l8c; oIds. iGI0c.
AIAlHEH-eteadyf acid. 2f0e5c
HiDE4-Ateqoyi Galveston. 40 10 5 lha.
tect ~e1torn.a "a 20 p lbs. faci Texas dry.
W0QL-Qulef: domestic aeece. a5asoc
iAlLQW-Duil; city ~ per pkfJ. 64c.
rpQntff Rk3F. uee1. eH06kc
EICE-tIrmi domesuo, fair to extra. IA
AoLAsaEs-steady; New Orleans. ssa
PRovIeIoEs-BesG quiet; family. slsoo
uIANs mess, WOo0I1,0f beef hams. SetO0G
$780, packet uAO90lhCOs city extra Tndl6
mess. Cut moata. Quiet. nicHlDF
bellies Nl-4It5os picked shoulders Nf56
LII pIckled hams tAoo9Il50 Lard. dull:
Nesltn steamed. ulsU4u.lo; Auguaf closed
~ UlNs nQu,neli refined. steady: soulh
Am4rtce N1l5; compound. WlK4fDi con.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

LONDON. Aug. l-Gold premiums are
quoted Huenos Ayres. rs 0s Madrid, 966l:
Rome. LIZ, Lisbon, I4.A.
PARIS. Aug this tone on the bourse
today was hrms although Inactive. and
prices were nEm. despite rumors that Paris
banking houses that had made Speculative
purchases was Unable 10 meet It's liabilities.
Involving another ankIn firm operating
outside the bourse. Turks were buoyanf.
Metropolitans advanced, Russian indus
trials was strong and kafdra were drm.
The private rate Of discount was 21-l6 Per
2 d Three per cen renles. 1901 CSC for
the ~accounl. Exchange on London. 1f
BERLIN, Aus. A-Iradlng on the bourse
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
EvaDorated Apples aad Dried Fru,t.,

NEW YORK. Aug. A-EvAPORATED
APPLES-Very little business Is noted in
nominally unchanged. Common to good
are quoted at SQ10c higher; prime. f0N@
AlOzc; choice, u611ho; fancy, 11h0l2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT-Prunea
are enjoying a fair trade and firmly held.
Prices for all grades range from s%c to
SIC. Apricots are a shade easier and in
fair request. Apricots In boxes are Quoted
at from SAC to SIC and In bags from Sc to
shc- Peaches are moving rather slowly.
but are steady around recent figures.
unpeeied at 90iOkc. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
New YORK live stock Marked.

NEW YORK. Aug. t.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, S.484- Good to choice steers, steady
and strong, others slow to loo lower.
steers, stl2hqS25; new fancy. $500; bulls.
lower at s2.00GLss: cables were Unclaimed
CALVES-Receipts. 4.022. Veais opened
hrm to higher and closed easier; butter
milks, H.00n475.
HoGs-Recoipts, 1858; market lower.
State hogs, T.@q7.0; mixed western, nom
SHEEP AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ikess.
good sheep and strictly prime lambs,
steady; others lower. Sheep, s2.12M6lO0:
few extras, $40: culls. $2O0; lambs, N.75
Q825. choice. S6.loa6.5Os guile. A0Odl.h 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-MoNEY-on can.
steady. 2A4S per cent; last loan, OK per
cent prime mercantile paper. Af@6 per
sTERLING ExcHANGE-Firm at a.s7st
TOT demand and $4s5h for 80 days; posted
siLvER-Bar. SaKc; Mexican dollars.
BoNps-oovernment. steady; state. IN
active; railroad. irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are az
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

The disposition Of the days receipts was
Der OF head indicated:


CATTLE-rhers was a good. liberal run
OF cattle here today, receipts being con-
siderabiy heavier than on any Monday In
sesseral gyeeke and also heavier than on the
ceipts, though, was a up OF western
range cattle Packers took hold in good
shape of the better grades, so that the
market was IN very satisfactory condition.
There were only a few loads of cornfed
cattle here today and none that were choice.
were not particularly active. but still the
market could be quoted steady on anything
that was at all desirable. The general
opinion was that choice fat cattle would
have sold to good advantage today.
The cow market was wei supplied, as a
OF she stun. On the start packers picked
out a few Of the better loads at about
steady prices, and the choice heavyweight
cows sold to the best advantage. Later
on, however, theg general market was about
q dime lower all around. and the bulk Of
the offerings sold that way.
Bulls were about steady, II choice, but
otherwise a little lower. Veal calves and
stays did not show much of any change.
Inere was not a very heavy run OF
stockers and feeders here today, so that
the better grades sold at fully steady prices
looked a little stronger. Except In the case
OF something very desirable. though, the
market could not be quoted any more than
The quality OF the western cattle offered
today 'was very fair, and the beef steers
was at all desirable. The common kinds
were, Of course. a little neglected, and
perhaps weak. Cows sold generally a dime
lower. though a few choices ones sold
early at about steady prices. StockerB and
feeders commanded steady to strong prices.
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window Glass WORKER Meet.

PIrTsBURG. Aug. 1.-THE executive
ISOLATION and local assembly No. 500.
knights OF Labor, have adopted a resolu-
he given to any firm or set OF worknakn
for the blast Of 1923 until a majority OF
the plants operating under the scale de-
eide to start work. Ali wofkmen and com
paniest the resolution declares, shall Rc-
cept this as. their final answer as to the
time fixed for resunning operations, and
any member or members who start TO work
before such time viii be by such action
outside of the organization.