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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-12
General Blanks.

warranty Dsds Notes, per 100
Warranty DesdspecIai wild Animal Bounty Claim
Warranty Deed. Corporation Sheep Contracts
Quitcaim pned Certificate or Brand
Mortgage Dsed Freight Conductors Book Covers
Deed in Relnquishment Cattle Account Book
Mining Deed Road Supervisors Book
Assignment 81 Mortgage sherirs Day Book
Satisfaction Of Mortgage Receipt Books
Chauel Mortgage NY Satisfaction Of Mortgage
Chauel Mortgage. with Note ChMtel Mortgages with note form
Power Of Attorney Location Certificate Lode Claims
Bill of Sale Furnished Room Cards
Bill OF Sale, bound stock For Sale Cards
Lease. long and short form Township Plah. large
Lease, Mchdfse and Per. Prty Litho. Mining Stock Certificate
Trust Deed Acts, Protection to Minors
Title Bond to Mining Property Teachers Monthly Report Isl
Contract OF Forfeiture Oath. School Directors
Bond Of Butcher Chauel Mortgages Renewal
Protest Bills OF Sale Books
Notice Of Protest Escntura Garantizada
Warranty Deed. Spanish Escrtura sarantiyada
Cara de- venta Declaration OF Assumpst
Transfer Of Location Assay Office Certificates
Acknowledgement for Power Of At Sherra Sale
torney sheep Contracts Parddo
Marriage Certificate Sheep Contracts Sale
Bill Of Sale under law Feb. s) Commitments TO Justice PcsGs
Proof Of Labor Court
Acknowledgement Timber Culture Amdayia
Acknowledgement Corporation Witnesses TO Pay Roll
Authority to Gather Live Stock Orders to Pay Witness Fees
Option, Real Estate Quit Claim Mining Locations
Omcal Bond Title Bond Mining Property
Amdt Renewal Chauel Mortgage Notice of Mining Locations
NonMineral Amdavt Proof Unsecured Debt
Mineral Location Notice No 1 Homestead Final Proof
Township Plat Homestead Applications
Appointment Of Teacher Homestead Amdavas
Teachers Certificate Road Petitions
Appointment Of Deputy Deciaratory Statements
Write for Complete Price List.
ADDRESS
THE OPTIC OFFICE"
Las Vegas. New Mexico.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
MONEY! R,EPoRTs

BERLIN on London %
short bills, 2M per cent? three months bills.
LONDON. Sept. The amount OF: bullion
taken into tho Bank of England on balance to-
day was G544,000.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-Three per cent rentes, 8s
francs 671a centimes for the account. Exchange
on London, 25 francs 221a centimes for checks.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. .5.-con,
soils for money, IS SIG; consols for account 881a
1oos4 baltimore s Ohio, soy; Canadian Pacihc
1928; Chesapeake & Ohio 40: Chicago Great
1861 ss. De Beers 1873; Denver Rio &c Grande
18A Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 7SN; Erie
29ss: Erie first preferred. 66N: Erie SECOND
preferred 42h; Illinois Central, 142; Louisville
22K; New York Central, 1861 Norfolk & West
ern. 7oA; Norfolk Norfolk s so, Western preferred 81
preferred, 431a; Reading second preferred, 1914
ferred. OTIS; Southern Pacific. $685. Union Pa
cifc, 101A; Union Pacific preferred, 98; United
States Steel. 14A; United States Steel preferred
s4A; Wabash, q; Wabash preferred Az; Span
Par silver, steady; % s-1ed per ounce. Money
open market for short bills is 2M az 11-18 pc
cent for three months bills is 2 11-16@2N pc
cent. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
HORSES.
BELGIAN HORSES.

6EL14AN 11OnoG0s
Stallion, Four Years Old or over-Firut pre-
MUM, John Zelch & Sons, Cottage Grove; sec
ond Crystal, polls. owned by McLaughlin Broth.
ers; third. T. L. & J. L. Delaney. Northfeid;
fourth, Camille, 252s4. owned by Mclaughlin
Brothers; fifth, Burgess & Lukyn, Mankato
Stallion. Three Years Old and Under Four
First premium, Boul de B1ersel. 2S6oS. owned Dy
McLaughlin Brothers; SECOND, Burgess q hukyn'
Stallion. Two Years Old and Under Three
First premium. Burgess & Lukyn. .-..
Sweepstakes Stallion, ANY Age-First pre-
MUM, Burgess & Lukyn; second. Zelch & Sons.
PONY CLASS.
Stallion. Three Years Old or Over-First pre-
MUM Mystic, 1924, owned by NJ. r. Brackltn.
st. Paul; second, Nebula 4043, owned BY NJ. h.
Bracklin; third, Dollar. owned by NJ. r. Brack'
Stallion. Two Years old-Eirst premium. Pony,
owned by H. E. Fletcher. Minneapolis; second
Diamond owned by NJ. r. Bracklin. 81.
Mare, Three Years Old Over-First pre-
MUM, Pony, owned by H. E. Fletcher; second
Biddie, 1925, owned by NJ. r. Bracklin: third
Pony, owned by H. e. Fletcher.
Mare, Two Years Old-First premium Esther
owned by NJ r. Brack1in.
Mare and Foal-First premium Empress Blaci
and foal, owned by Thomas Eddleston. st. An
thony Park; second, Media and foal. owned b
NJ. r. Bracklin: third. Daisy and foal, owned
by NJ. r. Bracklin.
Herd of Ponies-First, second and third pre-
miums, NJ. r. Bracklin.
Matched Driving Team-F1rst premium H.
Fletcher; second and third. NJ. r. Bracklin.
Tandems-First premium H. T.. FLETCHER; sec
| ond and third. NJ. r. Bracklin.
| Four in Hands-First premium NJ r. Brackl1n
the Get Of a Registered Trotting stallon-First
| premium. Thomas Irvine g. Son. st. Pau
| awarded Friday: second. G: D: Andrews. st
| Paul: third, c.. T., Hasey. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
HOSIERY POCKETS
For the Fair Sex Will supplant the
Purse and Reticule.

For the Fair Sex Will Supplant the
Purse and Reticule.
New York Herald.
Are hosiery pockets for women tc
supplant the dainty purse or reticule 2
Hosiers who have made long study of
women g needs for pockets have intro
duced under the guise of st. Louis fair
souvenirs big variety of women 8
stockings with pockets knitted near the
top.
As a rule the pockets are done in
bright colored silk, the designs being
the stars and stripes, crossed flags Of
st. Louis fair inscriptions in pink or
red silk. The pockets are three and
a nalf inches in length and one and
three quarter inches broad, and are
made ostensibly for the safeguarding Of
railroad tickets.
Holsters gravely announce that the
new creations are the forerunners Of a
modified pocket stocking, which will be
fastened or buttoned, and is destined to
contain the money or trinkets which
milady carries about with her.
These manufacturers, who are accus-
customed to study the needs Of women
in wearing apparel, even phophesy that
skirts will be made eventually with
apertures so as to render the pocket
easy Of access.
The importers admit that neither
they nor anybody else can venture to
say how capricious woman will regard
them. She may prefer the discomforts
of searching thru a muff for car fare
or continue to worry about the contents
Of chain purse on shopping expedi-
tions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05

;. A movement is on foot In Russia. to diminish
the excessive number of holidays for students.
During four years course at a Russian uni
versity the work done covers only year and
205 days. In France the time covered Is two
years and seventy-four days; In England, two
years and 15S days: in the United States. two
years and 210 days; in Germany, two years and
230 days. De- mark stands at the head of the
list with two years and 1854 days
After the battle of Waterloo the Duke of We'll
1ington created Prince of Waterloo, and four
pensions were conferred on him and his descen-
dants.. A Belgian paper states that In the Great
Book of the Belgian Public Debt there are four
e9trtes every year Of to the Prince
francs Al confines, or a total of more than
three thousand pounds sterling.
The total receipts from tobacco from all
sources $44. $50. S0S.75 for the fiscal year,
against $43, 514 ,S10A for the fiscal year 1902
1908, or an Increase of 81. 14O, 99S51. This in
crease is participated in by all branches of the
trade, except cigar manufa cture-here we see a
shows the worst condition, so tobacco manufac.
ture shows the best condition. Receipts for this
branch of the trade exceeded the receipts for
the previous fiscal year by 1,O77, 10000 -
From Jericao to the Dead sea, the Jordan and
back to Jericho carriages pass when the mud
It not too deep, attic there is no made road
Carriages go from Yafa to GAIA. forty miles
mel sixty miles. and from GAIA across the
desert to Beersheba. altho made roads exist
Beersheba is nearly two days journey south OF
Hebron. ..'. - ~ ~
Out of $50 automobiles In the annual
exhibition, in New York city, so were
electrical and ITS gasolene.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
POULTRY.
GEESE

JUDGE. D. Holden. H.
ert Hia Fort to Atiinson, "" Wis. pt''''
White E,nbden-Eirst premium. E. g; Rob-
er i.y + nfy
En- o'i5 nisSsf'fst prsSis% q:
Brown Chinese-First premium, E. q. Rob-
erts; second, E. A. Hoyt. ~ ~.
Gray Wild-First premiums. p. 9. Roberts.
Ghicks1First premium, F. w. N1esman X Co.,
: '9'p'to RNAMENTAL AND PET STOCK. ri.
White GuineasLEirst premium n. i. JONES'
Pearl Guineas-First premium, R; F; } e
Minneapolis; second, r. G. Roberts; third, 3. A.
Pea Fowls-First premium. R. F; ION: Jones; sec
LII largest Display Of Pigeons, Not Less than
Six Varieties-First premium. Bean & Daggett.
h ha0 ni MINI seeG Siesm na kash
Largest Exhibit Of Rabbits Not Less than
Four Varieties-First premium R. F; Jones'
Pheasants. Not Less than Six VartetieB-Ftrst
premium, W. NJ. Bean.
BEST BREEDING PENs-(one Male and -Four
Females.) f@-... -s. r.
Minneapolis; second, =. A. Hoyt. whitewater,
Anoka, MINI: second, E. G. Roberts. Fort At
Partridge Cochins-First premium, F. ". Mes
G.. Roberts; second. r. A. Pike.
White Plymouth Rocks-First and second pre-
mums, q. NJ. Cole. Minneapolis.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-First premium, W.
NJ. Sqaggert, Wayzata. Mimi; second. Arnold
Golden Laced Wyandottes-First premium, +.
A. Pike; second. Arnold Jungman
White Wyandottes-First premium, Ed Lyndh
& Son, st. Paul; second, Ralf Whiting, Stewart
Vile MIMI; third, Henry Schroeder, St. Paul,
MINI.
Partridge wyandottes-First premium. NJ F.
stellwagen, Minneapolis; second, Arnold Jung
Single combed >Browa Leghorns-First pre-
Paul: third, NJ. sa1din. st. Paul.
Rose Combed Brown Leghorns-F1rst pre-
MUM E. G. Roberts.
Single Combed White Leghorns-First and sec
ond premiums, Henry Schroeder: third Arnold
Rose comb,d White Leghorns-First premium,
E. G. Roberts.
Buff Leghorns-First premium, W. H. Bean;
| second. Arnold Jungman: third. W. H. Bean.
Black Minorca-First premium F: W. Prouse,
Gladstone. MIMI; second, 2. A. Hoyt. White
water. Wis; bird, F. w. Niesman & Co., Free.
port. Ill. q
White NIinorca-First premium, A. T. Cleland,
Minneapolis.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs-First premium
Margaret Hope, Hammond. Wis; second e. G.
Roberts; third, r. F. Jones' Minneapolis.
Silver Gray DorkingsFirst premium, f. w
Prouse Minneapolis.
Notified Houdans-First, second and third pre-
| miums. john Kirby. ST. Paul.
Cornish Indian Games-First premium, A. B
10th. Minneapolis; second, r. G. Roberts; third
+. H.. Williams Minneapolis.
| White Cornish Indian Games-First premium
c. Gibbs. Wayzata. MINI.
| Buff Wyandottes-First premium, e. g. Rob
| erts; second, w. NJ. Bean; third Arnold Jung
man.
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MORE >S7AZE FIR Il WARDS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL sPE

Observation-Disclosures HOTEL SPE.
...-... ..- ..'~-~-~- CIAL.-.s. e.. 49,
Best Herd in the show-First premium. o.
Best Bull, Two Years Old or over-First pre-
MUM. W. s.. Van Malta & Son. 49,. - f.
Best Bull. Under Two Years old-First pre-
Best Cow or Heifer Two Years Old or Over
First premium, W; S. Van Malta & Son:
Best aeifer. Under Two Years old-First pre-
Best Bull. ANY Ase-First premium. W. s.
Van N Malta Gta, Z. Son. Son.. WHAT ,ron,,,n,
". S. Van Malta & Son. nj,
- Two animals Of Either Sex. Produce of One
A. Funkhouser: fourth, O. Harris: fifth. W. s.
Four Animals Of Either Sex. Get of One Sire
asrris; fifth. James 4. Funfhouser ''N''
HEREFORD CATTLE SALE. ~
Auctioneers-R. 3. Edmonson and T. G. Calla'
Bolckow, Mo-; bought by Hunter & steckbower,
''S 5essam nyf brides los5isgred by Thomas Clark,
Beecher, Ill. bought by James A. Funkhouser,
p' aasel f., Msi alo9 Webb, Mt
Moriah, No; bought BY E. Monett, Chatheld,
Harsourt; 1ss1es- Bred by Mrs; X; y. Cross,
EmpoEia; KAN; bought dn by Sutherland Bros,
G Mofte 1ais Briton; BY
3. Waddell, Lexington No; bought by ceska
BFse 3nsn E M9 92sseSrea by Benton
nsarSGrn Mo 19uess Messinsham
ccSsPHEs Msae'n s by Fred
Clear Clear L aEe'' MINI ha1 $751; GSSsn' 0' mar ~
engH &c 59a. = s@th
camelia Columbus II, .15e4ee-Bred BY F.
Gardner, 2450 Girard avenue, Minneapolis; $50
Hattie, 143627-Bred by Steward & Hutcheon;
bought by William Strathern & Son, Rich Valley,
Josasta, 1o431s--Bred by Thomas Clark.
Beecher, ILL.,; bought by James A. Funkbouser;
bo H5fn g. Tonss E. csssa BY SIS Webb
Teller Cleveland, Ohio; bought By Hunter 8
,sylSsstsr' i73ose-Rseq BY Logan B; ,chapgell
Hobaft'S First Love. 117sss-Bred BY Stanton
s. Stat Of W. j. Smith
Passion Hayes, 1ee27e---Bred by F. Rockefel
Ter, Belvidere, Kan, bought by Hunter & steck.
Sample 16o47s-Bred by Steward & Hutcheon
bought by August Haedecke. Randolph, MINI.
Honey 1ss5s1-Bred by j. W. Smith. bought
Sparkle II, 162154-Bred by c. T.. Webb
bought ty Hunter & steckbower; $40.
Cleveland, Ohio bought by T. n. Tallman, Will
Maid Of Athens. 1s52so-Bred by L. B. Chap
@ eaeeVIe MINI o 09afo. 0S frank h0sen
mour, Kansas City Mo-. bought By T. N. Tall
d Perfect ,nR By Fred Bason, North
Bend, Neb., bought By B. F. Martin: $50
minister. Eng, bought BY R.E. Shepherd. Austin
Mimi; 1928. ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
SHAFT TO JEWISH HEROES.

New York, Sept. 5.--The cornerstone, of
a handsome monument to the memory Of
union soldiers Of Jewish faith who fell in
the civil war, will be laid today in Salem
Fields cemetery, Cypress hills, Brooklyn,
under the auspices Of the Hebrew Union
Veterans association. 1t is thought to be
one of the first, If not the first, erected to
the memory of Hebrew soldiers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
OLD LAKE STEAMER BURNED,

Goderich, Ont, Sept. 5.-The steamer
Abercorn, which was lying at the dock
here unloading a cargo of coal, was
burned early today. The fire was caused
by the explosion Of signal lamp. The
burned boat was owned by Captain Will
loughby and Captain Baxter and was in
sured for $4,000. The Abercorn was an
old timer and for many years had been
engaged in carrying aumber and coal be-
tween Lake Huron and Lake Erie.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05

Sow Pig Under 6 Months Old-First premium,
". H. Reed; second, T. E.. BLY,; third, W. II.
Young Herd--First premium, w. H. Reed;
second, W. II. Reed; third, T. e. BLY,. Va
SWEEPSTAKES. =
Judges-Andrew Boss and George. Craig
of Pigs-First premium, r. E. BLY,, Brewster,
Mimi; second, Fred Luchsinger, Jr Newport,
MINI. -
Minnesota Exhibitors-First premium, G. II.
Wheeler, Mantorville MINI; second, Thomas
H. Canfiel1: third, /. H. Orr.
FEEDING ANIMALS.
Judges-Andrew Boss and George Craig.
Referee-Thomas Shaw. ~
Brood Sow and Litter Of the Lard Type-Firs,
Premium, Woodend Farm; second, T. Z. BLY,
third, Fred Luchsinger, Jr.
For Best Sow and Litter, Any Breed or Type
First premium, T. b. Bly,; second. Fred Luch
singer. ~
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE.
Boar, Six Months Old and Under One Year
First premium, Lake Park Victor. owned by
Thomas 81. Canfeld; second, Summer Hill DIAL
mony Walton's Qm.); 1891: a. Y. R.. owned
breeding Sow. One Year Old and Under Two
First premium, Lake Park Lady Frost, 1921
A: Y. R.: owned by Thomas 81. Canfeld; seclnd
Sow Pig, Six Months Old and Under One
Year-First premium. Lake Park Marion $40
AY r., owned by Thomas Il. Canheld; second
owned by G. A. Forgerson
Sow Pig Under Six Months Old-First pre-
A. Forgerson; second. G. A. Forgerson; third
| Thomas II. Canfeld.
Herd-First premium, Thomas n. Canheld
SECOND. G; a. Forgerson; third, D. H. Poor.
field; second. Thomas H. Canheld; third, q. A
Forgerson. s
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SWINE
TAMWORTHS.

Judge-Professor Andrew Boss Experimental
Station, St. Anthony Park.
BSS Two Years Han.T old resk Ws
Boar. One Year Old and Under Two-second
premium: H. w. Ayers.
ond premiums H. W. Ayers.
Sow. One Year Old and Under Two-First and
Ses Sow Pie Under One Year&rirst and second
premium. II. w. Ayers. -
Herd-First premium. H. W. Ayers;
Young Herd-Second premium. H. W. Ayers.
CHESTER WHITE.
Boar, One Year Old and Under Two,,First
PREMIUM owned BY Humbert Bros second s CAP
Boar, Six Months Old and Under One Year
First premium Nashua Boy 142i owned By
ros T.
Boar, Under Six Months First premium, 2. J.
BERT :ef fSird G@neu nun
Breeding Sow, Two Years Old or Over-First
bard aeeo2d Owned By Rumbert Bro
third, Colombia.
eadng sG one ea ana
owned BY p d nd1 $27
321G6. owned by Humbert Bros.
Sow Pig, Six Months Old and Under One Year
First, second and third premiums. Humbert
Bros.
Sow Pig. Under gnasseerr Six Months.First premium
e. T.. Brouhard.
Herd-Tirst premium Humbert Bros; second
Fred LuchsinGer. Jr.
Young Herd-First premium, Humbert Bros.
second, T. J. Brouhard; third, Fred Luchsinger
- DURoc JERSEY
Boar. Year Old and Under First pre-
MUM, Duroc Challenger Third. 29173 owned b,
Z. p. bly,; second. Brewster Chief 24995 owned
by T.. E.: BLY,; third, Gold Bug, 224e3, owned BY
W. II. Reed.
sSia Months R ed second ndfE Bs
T. e. BLY,.
W. a. Reed; second, T. g. Bly,; third. w. H
Reed
First premium, Reeds Choice owned by w. n
Reed; second, Lady Dec. owned by W. II. Reed
third, Daisy Girl, $500, owned by W. Fl. Reed
First premium. w. H.. Reed; second, w. II
Reed; third. w. II. Reed.
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CATTLE
NATIONAL HEREFORD sHov

Aged Herd-First premium. James A. Funk
Malta & Son; fourth, o. Harris: fifth. Steele
Brothers
Young Herd-First premium, O. Harris; sec-
ond James A. Funkhouser: third Steward 6
Hutcheon; fourth, o. Harris; fifth. w. S.
Van Malta & Son.
Calf Herd-First premium. o. Harris; second.
Steward & Hutcheon; third w. S. Van Malta
& Son: fourth. James A. Funkhouser; fifth,
Mrs. x. w. Cross. -. -
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. s3pt. 5.-Butter, firm;
ereameries, 141s@19c; dairies, 12Ha @16c. Eggs,
Cheese, firm: daisies, s1a @9c twins. s@SNc:
Young Americas, sA@ee Poultry. alive; steady;
tatoes steady: home grown, EARLY Ohio, sacks,
b0@eoc; Wisconsin and Minnesota EARLY ohios,
61h0l7c; IS to 75-lb weights, 7@Sc; so to 125lb
weights, tx @9hc.
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Want Pages 10 and II

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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 5.-Wheat spot
nominal; futures barely steady; September, Is
American mixed, .5s I'D; futures quiet; spot,
As I'D; December, As 61ad.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Western, 1; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul.
II; Minneapolis st. Louis, l; Chicago st.
Paul, Minneapolis & OMAHA 4 Great Northern,
~; 500 Line, 10; Northern Pacific, 93. Total,
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Following are some belated state fair
premium awards made too late to be
included in the list printed in
Journal Saturday:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05

No Dining Car on 500 Line Trains 1o5
and log.
After Sept. dining-car service on
will be discontinued.
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! SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 5.-Receipts
Cattle, 1000; hogs, 1900,
'Hogs-Strong. Sales: 8, 200 lbs, $5.15; 72,
$50 lbs, $500; e., 214 lbs, $500.
Cattle.strong. Sales: 10 beeyes, 1,1so lbs,
&c., COWS u.s. p So u.s. D
$3.50; IA, 1,020 lbs. SO; IL stockers, 76O lbs,
$2.75; p, 920 lbs So; %, 1,O4o lbs, 80; 10
yearlings. $40 lbs. $3.50; IA, $40 lbs, $2.7o; q,
| Clio lbs So,
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n of stock, Saturday, Sept. g.:

Prices steady. Receipts rather light. Average
range from $5.15 to $40; bulk, $52oG5 So; good
to choice light and medium weight, S5.35 to
to $3.50, and Common heavy. common mixed and
49, 2S u.s. ss5 9 z4S IS 81 sss5 59 - 81
OF ! 45s lbs $685. t. 2s s. lbs ss S.; T.
Lh-keceipts fairly liberal: ? Better
grades OF beef and butcher cattle selling gener.
ally 1oc higher 6. Gamers steady Bulls and
1oc higher tnan at last weeks closing. Mich
Butcher steers~24, 1,1ao lbs $s.4o; 8, Loss
Buteher Cows and Heifsrsn1, !,oso lbs, ss.ssi
lbs, $40; 1, $50 lbs, So. Is. 49,
ps e"ts; 7 and So Ss Jog s 81 So
Butcher Bulls, 1890 lbs, 81; l, 1,24o lbs,
sS Is: s. Is: sa5 ' lbs: 81 $780, ''s j. ' ID 49,
stost and s5 1ess,ns stesrsa westerns so 1872
$780, ii, 1,145 lbs Sass; Is Westerns, SO ibs'
$2s5; 90 3, aa.o1e. lbs, $40; 81, SIS s5e
ss S. T.; Ss? e. bs sss
$50 Ss S g. and 4s bs ess lbs
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 500 lbs, SIS; l.,
$40 ,, lbs, $l:I5; l, l'1eo lbs, 500 0
and ! calf, $685. l COW, $40:
SHEEP-Receipts liberal. killing grades Of
sheep and lambs quoted steady with last week s
close. Supply made up very largely Of western
stock, with sheep predominating. There is an
active demand for desirable stock and feeding
sheep and lambs at fully steady prices: Sales
killing Sheep and Lambs-1O lambs, 50 lbs, So;
10 ewes, 80 lbs, $3.50; SO wethers, So lbs, $34O;
116 western ewes. 90 lbs, So.
Stockers and Feeders-32 lambs, 40 lbs, $3.50;
80 wethers 80 lbs 1925; 80 ewes, SO lbs, $40;
So ewes. SO lbs, $285.
Among the shippers the market were: X.
| Peterson A NJ. Johnson, Sims N. D.; J. G.
Duffy. Red Lake Falls; F. C. Mcdonald o. Lee,
Bafcur, N. D.: A. W. Wills, Anamoose, N. D.
J. D. Auer, Albany; Stevens Brothers, Osakis;
X. N. Newton, Mcintosh; F. G. Wheeler, Steph.
ems; j. J.. Sutton Kennedy; A. Hutchins, st.
M Stanley 3D.
vilel, n. D.. A. Withie, j. c. Craft. Guelph,
n. D.; J. Peterson, Big Timber Mont; S. o.
| Mydland Big Timber.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept So

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 5.-Cattle
Receipts, 10000, including 1000 southerns;
market strong to loo higher; native steers, 1915
@6; native cows and heifers, $1.50@4.75; calves,
$2.5o@6. -
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to &c
higher; bulk Of sales, $5.30@5.40; pigs and
lights $5.2O@5.45.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong; NUT
tons $3.25M41O; lambs, S4.5O@5.SO.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts $500; strong; beeyes, $5.15@e15; cows
$2@3.9o; Texans, $3.1o@5.25; westerns, $2.75
0450. '-..'- -
butchers, S5G5.4o; good to choice heavy, $3.50
@556; rough heavy s.: eo@4eo; light, $3.50
sheep-Recelpts,' Is. 900; steady; sheep, $3.50
@4.25; lambs, $4M6.25.