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Kidney Dsale1 Prey upon Muscles Brain and Keep
You Weak Lan6uid and Nervous. Doans Kidney
Pills Cure Sich Kidneys

man or woman may De. 20 Oh OUT
ward appearances, perfectly WELL and
yet feel weak. nervous and below The
mark: may lack ambition ard suLer
touches oi backa,Ee and urinary dis
orders Tba, person ia no. wen al ALL
Very likely tIc Kidneys are sick, for
tha FIRST effect Of sick Kidneys Us CON
60 iou and impure blood, which
causes nervousness, baukaenc and
hcqlach s.. A second c0ac, ls uric
poisoning which brings rheumatic
pains. sediment iu The urine gravel
stone m the kidney, gCut, etc. An adj
vaucoI stage Of kidney troubles is
marked by daily loss OF albumen.
through The urine and consequent fail
ure Of energy, weight and appetite
Examine the urine. II it is TOO red,
or too pale, If there is a bad olOr, or
a deposit Of sediment and if the pas
sag5s are too frequent or scanty, it's
time to treat the kidneys. Use Doan's
Kidney pills, a kidney remedy that
has cured many a stubborn case
among your own OwnspeOple.
Sold by all druggists. Price SOC. Fost,
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AEDM0BE TESTIMONY

p. u. Mills Of Ardmora, l. r., tailor
AID dyer residing at 500 West Main
street, saysA Ih the month of May,
1909. gave for publication tesumo-
aia- recommending Doans Kidney
PGs They cured me Of pain in my
back. never severe enough to cause
me 20 lay OH wora, but sufficient to
cause me more. pain than one should
endure when Doan'a Kidney Pills can
be easily obtained. Today, a year af.
ter making my original statement
cannot add anything to it except that
/ have eXerted myself in many ways,
but have never had the slightest symp-
tom Of q recurrence Of my old trouble.
Doans Kidney Pills cure absolutely"
--Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, Props
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Threats Aaainst komura.

Victoria, b. c., Sept. 14.-Advices
from Toxic state that incendiary posi-
cards are being received at the For
eign office threatening that Baron 10
muro will be assassinated ON his re
turn from America. The Toxic Yom
omiura publishes the text of one which
SAYS:
Baron Komura, our envoy in Amer
lea. hearing Russias bluff, has made
concession on concession. so that the
victor Of the war is the vanquished. Il
this is true. we shall take off the
heads Of Count Katsura and Baron
Komura. and take situable steps
against their Coad.utors.
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New York Cotton Letter.

Ardmore, l. r. Sept. i4.-Fol-
owing is New York cotton let
,er by Mcintyre;
The development of an active
iemand for Oct. putnew life in
20 the market today with the re-
sult that it showed a much bet
tar undcrtone with a large vol
ume Of business and has again
become more attractive to the
speculative element. The de.
and for oct. came partly from
io shorts and spot dealers hay
NO out Jed g sales and from ac-
i've buyiug by clique broker,
who appear to have started ;ho
iorg expected and much talked
of deal i'm those contracts.
It remains to be seen how
urga the speculative interest
outstanding in October is, and
now much short interest there
, left to squeeze. 1t j. however
,elieved that the pool Is willing
ma ready to take at least 1J,O0J
60 800, 900 on lis contracts
should it become necessary.
Yours very truly,
f.. Il. Guillot d Co.
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ITS ThE RUST.

The machine that lies idle is far
more liable to iu5ury than the machine
that runs.
The idlc machine gts rusty.
Air and dampuess do more damage
,hal wear and .ear Let The machine
remain inactive awhile and the coat.
Ing formed oy the corrosion soon GOV
ers the bright metal and the parts be
come stiff and cranky.
And what is true Of machinery IS
,mo OF humanity.
For instance.
A man narlects ,ha working parts
.os DIS body. Normally these parts
horl Dc exercised Ec luIuleas BITS
members u 'dIau,., Whatever. vital
ity and vuu.ua fore. they may ha
ba3 whom .u cgaruu.d use ucgIcc.
causes tna machinery tu ran -gCl~. II
is .f.e rust.
Or
A men u.g n.r.... .o exercise his
WU.E.E- brain forces DE may have
over ao 0uIu. mind. Dut l'.hc does
uo. u., bis mental machinery tho rgs.
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.

Topeka Bank Receiver Says Devlin is
Gilt Edge.
Topeka, Kan, Sept 14-Accoriina
TO Receiver Bradley Of tho defunct
First National bank of this city, the
New York underwriting corporation
has practically been organized TO as
sumo all of the liabilities of c. j
Deylin end il is said, creditors Of tn,
Deylin enterprises and bank will be
paid dollar for dollar.
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DEVOTION OR DEsERTloN.

The other day in New York, a ma
was arrested for grand ilrs-ny tSl
weeks after his marriage. The Bride
Immediately applied for divorce.
And thus The question has presented
itself. Ough. a wife to desert her hus.
band If he commits a crime?
Answering this Question, The judge
Of the court refused to grant the d.
yorce, Folding decided opinions con
cornlng the woman who deserts. the
man she has sworn TO love and
cherish.
The judge said.
Many a man charged with crime
BY indictment has been found to be
innocent. The duty of a wife at such
a time is to be at her husbands side
and by her presence southe him in his
hour Of trial.
Good. Oldfashioned, but good
Persons seek divorces ON too slight
cause. The matrimonial bond Is too
mucn a rope of sand Let them wait
awhile.
Moreover. that sort Of a1rec,aJlon
that flies on tho FIRST sign Of danger
is q poor sort This ls indeed a hard
world # at The first serious trouble
those who love us should 20 against
ms.
Many a woman mas stood bravely
by her husbands side when the world
turned its back upon him to find in
after years the blesscdncss Of faith
and devotion.
Many a man has clung all the closer
to a wife whom the world has called
guilty and has won out in the end,
saving both himself and her.
True love is no deserter.
lt stays by.
It may have its awful doubts about
the innocence of the loved one, but it
clings only the closer. And when the
skies are clear its faith is justified.
whatever comes Love has been trae
20 itself
Devotion has i.s great rewards.
And Doscr.'on its pains
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Must lake Out Iioense-

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 14.-The
Commissioners of national revenue 10
day delivered decision that manufac
turers OF medicines composed largely
OF distilled liquors must take out Ii
rechfiers and liquor dealers.
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Ardmore. Thursday, Sept u, 1905.

fcCted IT Drought W thS oNtNAt4"" ~
the publisher.
Grdmore. Thursday, Sept -, 1905.
Reports from the Caucasus say
that the Tartars have been Joined by
the Kurds. No wonder the Caucasus.
is in ferment.
Vice President Fairbanks has start
ed for home and it may be expected
that the temperature win fan there
in few days
II fl Is true that camel can 80
eight days without a drink how long
could lc go If you gave him one-say
gin Hickey or bum slush?
I. :. Z: :.
Iynchiug should stop in Texas Il
for no other reason than TO avert the
lectures on lawlessness from Chicago
the most lawless town of christandom.
:. :: I. Z.
An American negro woman who
masqueraded as a man in England
was sent to Junatic asylum we
could never understand The British
idea Of humor
= = = =:
a special to the Ohahoman says:
Near The big irrigation dam in Harde-
man county, Texas, new town site
called Damsite has been staked on
This VIII be no bad town by a damsi'e
I; : :
a S"'"'E OIL 'oou' Fl-''ov - pa'u 10
o',r' 'u .s'lN '"'''. s..'' anu '''' ."'''. y
is l'' "''' Gwen '' ,"0 ''l''.' ...' '' '''
lister 'l interior ana hasa.. '...F. %
lagae additional .'".
= d: - -
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I'D -" ''. o' .t' .'..7.....''". q. ...'..
"i 'h' .'".''.'' s.o..'' NO ..." .."''
can ue loN"A 'A aA.
uon.
" = -
J" .n'.' .+ amy 'fo-A .A .'' ....h-
lures 'N". mar OUT l' SCUM .'...."
VINO hi'..' h'"-.i ''."0.' "'7 .''-
"'''A'' 'N'. n''' ..' . I.'.'A- amy ..
lor mo-" IMAM A. 900 ''I''' p. changed
MS '"'0.'
a ""s7''A "'"'..' pie. iH nc"
aor~ 10 NICE. ms W'le' TO whom as aaa
sen. money 10 come TO America ms
mo'h'r'h-ia" came instead only ihe
RUSSIAN language Is o"paoie OF por-
tray'hS inc ieei'hss ot 'Aat poor
Ne'i"
,
-, 80 ''' ~ 60 -
~ - 'O"'' '''
-.
'''H 90 P''N"'
i'"ul"E' 'los'u ON account Oh suuu'H
"o"'"' me use was su''e7slNl.
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Z. 49,. f...r. -, .,.. ,.....,,
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The orisyiII, CoTr,cr ro,,,.ro, ..,,.-
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Reports from the Caucasus say
that the Tartars have been Joined by
the Kurds No wonder the Caucasus
is in a ferment
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MARKET REPORTS
OBy e. f. Gulllot & Co, members of
New orleans Cotton Exchanged
COTTON MARKET.

Ardmore. Sept. 1i.-The following
are the quotations for today:
liverpool Futures.
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Vice President Fairbanks has start
ed for home and 1t may be expected
that the temperature win fan there
In q few days.
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II # is true that a camel can so
eight days without a drink how long
could lc go If you gave him onc-say
a gin hickey or a bum slush?
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n recovery truly,
Signed / Z
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Sold by all druggists. Price SOC. Fost'
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An American negro woman who
masqueradod as a man On England
was sent TO a Junatic asylum. We
could never understand tLo British
idea Of humor
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sition OF stock Thursday. Oct. bel:

Hog prices steady. Receipts moderate. Quail
81 :5 5e s.sssa o
a5ss t. sSS Eoos AS
oHogs-s7. is4 lbs, s52s: Is. ls7 lbs. IS %;
lbs, SS15; 50, i5s lbs, s5.i5; e. iss lbs. $50:
90. 1877 lbs. $50; So, 1873 lbs. s5.o5; IS. $50
0i IS ss snd Ss 81 ct s lbs
lbs & e; 90; i q AZ lbs. $3.50; g. ias lbs IS
Stays and Boars-1 boar. $50 lbs. So: boar.
CATTLE~Receipts rather light today. Of
| ferings consist mostly of common to medium
| cows. Prices 10c to 25c lower for the week.
stoeker' and feeders Of best quality steady to
| bulls steady; best veal calves steady; COM
mon and heavy grades 25c lower mileh cows
Butcher cows and Heifers-1, SO lbs, s2.7S;
~ ~ 50 S. s.
go g. bs s So sos u.s. 49, us 800 hs;
z:tfa;5 ss';: sl g.: ''; ,se ,p.
s66 s. a9e ra lbs s4So a4o lbs ss5
se BIZ ls LBS; 7as 81 os sos D; 81 So & bs ~ ss
$50 1: sa4S S. s sss ss eiS 10; $50 lbs
Stock Cows and Heifers- Il, $50 lbs. $40; !
i $50 lbs, 1925; 2, 665 lbs. So; s, 7o4 lbs, So
g, 1888 lbs, 81; T., 500 lbs, s1.s6; q, 300 lbs
| $1.75; /, $50 lbs, $3.50. sT
4 Stock and Feeding Bulls, 1,4eo lbs, 81. Is
8, 1O0s lbs, 81 8, $50 lbs, 81; 4, 95l
lbs, So; 2, 1,04O lbs, 50.
/ Milch Cows and Springers-4 COWS and calf
$132; / cow, $50. ~
q sHEEP-Receipts liberal. Bulk Of stuff com
ing in contract feeding lambs, which went int
lambs rather light Prices on all grades steady
Killing Sheep and Lambs-11 lambs, 81 lbs
$6.7b; 1 lamb, 50 lbs, $3.50; ewes 100 lbs
4 81. go.
Among the shippers on the market were: o
W. Murphy, Steve Crammer, Petersburg; A. II
R. Cammeron, Great Falls, Mont; n. F. Elem
, ming, Kershaw, Mont; W. Lamb, Michigan, N
J D.; A. J. Schusey, Delano; ]. n. Dean, Gary
r, Hills, Dennoly; n. Brown, Litchfeld; Fl
Sanbalm, Cokato; Beasley & Co., Pine River
| P. II. Anderson, Audubon. - -t
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Friday, Oct. 20.

Z + + 3
BUTTER-Receipt Yesterday. 4sos5 pounds.
c seeoaas
sadc frsts lse ladies' seconds 15c packing
EGGs-Receipts yesterday 1e1 cases. Cur
rent receipts No. case count. case. s5:25:
fresh dirties,, candled, case, $685. checks and
seconds con aA,s Sand ned, :. case. S..
twins twin or fats. choice. he: twins or fats,
"a fair to 3, good. s1A@9c; Young Americas, fancy
cas aua ehdce regular in STYLE lc Young
bgei Sc &C.; m a6aee No. eFit 1 hs;
Choice sxi sw'1 fspe eanS Soe iSaf a4@
Swiss: choice block, 1O@11c
,hs oNss9NSSS-Spanish. crate $175; Globe per 100
&c GGRAAIPEs-Concords, basket 24c; Malagas, per
CRANBERRIEs-Jerseys brl, $3.50.
WESTERN FRUITS-Pears, Winter Nellis,
pox, $50; Tokay grapes, crate, So; plums,
navy. ba, si.s5; choice i navy, s1e5; medium
fancy, So: brown fair to good, S1.to@i.75. :
II FIssHH 81 ID, Sc; pickerel h. 5e crappies,
pereh q &c. II sHc dressed $685. suns
LIVE PoULTRY-Rooster &c; hens, heavy,
9e saese thin &c. seru rRsg. ri ducks 90
| PlGEONS-Tame, live, young or old doz S5c;
dead 6o@70c; squads, nesters. fancy selected.
live or dead, $1.5o@1.75; small, poor and thin
/ unstable. -
ORANGEs-Floridas, box, 3d.
LEMONS-Calfornia, fancy, 81; choice, So. 30
o,sI3II LES-Ben Davis. .brls 81; 2o-ounce
1 W1nesaps $3.50; Grimes Golden, SIS; Tailmau
sweets, IS; Greetings, $4@45O; Baldwins, $4@
4.oo BeHhoWers. bu box. $1.5O@1.75; Jonathans
PEAkIS-sEastern, brl, s4@5
DRESSED sMEATS-Veax fancy lb, SIC;
veal, fair to good, 1880; VEAL small and over.
thin and ID overweight 4@5e; lambs yeariings
| @5c; hogs, 5h @6c.
BANANAs-Jumbo punches, s8@s.bo; 1arg,
Dunne S A $2;759a; medium punches, $225@2.5o
low, medium; s1.25 green, fancy $14o green cen
beans wax, is bu, IL; beets, bu, 5oc cauli lii
S SnFsa G home 5oc sss
egg. plant 75c: garlic 1o@12hc; lettuce
leaf zoe; lettuce, head doz, 35c; mint, doz
4oc; onions. green. doz punches. zoe: parsley
doz. 3Oc: peppers green. 2-3-bu crate, 81: rad
ishes, round ioz lunches 15c: squash, doz
VI; spinach. bu. Soc; turnips. blu, 4Oc: tomatoes
home grown. blu. So: watercress. doz 3Oc.>.11-
@.HONEY-Extra fancy white lib sections
i Lac; Fancy white lib sections, 13c; choic
white. lib sections, 10c; amber 12c;, goldenrod
lie; extracted white, in cans, TIC; extracte,
amber. In cans, &c. -. -
POTATOES-5oc; sweets, Jerseys, 1925.
QUINCES-Per brl, $3.50; per box, So %.
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.. PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat, S1Bc.
Calls-December wheat, $3.50.
Curb-December wheat, S21sc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION OCT. 10.

STATE GhA4N 4NSEGC14ON WI 40s
Cars Inspected In-Wheat-Great Northern =
northern, ri; No. 8, a2, No. 4, ss; rejected
Chicago milwaukee, & Ct. Paul-No: north
ern, 19; No. northern, 20; No. 8, 1e; No. 4,
is; rejected, q; no grade, !: :.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern. Il
No. 2 northern, g.; No. 8, 8; No. 4, 9; rejected
500 Line-No. I hard, 9; No. l northern, 70;
No. northern, 1e; No: g. 7; No. 4, D; re-
jected, l.. ,.. 49, ~. a
northern, 8; No s, s; No. 4, 2; rejected, I.
No. ! northern, s; No. 3 northern. 4; No. 8, Z;
No. 4, IT; rejected, L. 10.
Totals-No. i hard, 27; No. northern 14e;
No. northern, 80; No. 8, 10, No. 4, IL; re-
tected, A.; no grade, 8. '.1e
Other Grains-Cars-No. durum wheat, q
No durum wheat, Ia No 8 durum wheat, .
No, 4 durum wheat, i; No. winter wheat, .
| no grade winter wheat !; mixed wheat, o
No. B yellow corn, /; No. 8 white oats, i; No
! white oats, 1e; No. 4 white oats, 81; No.
oats, 1s; no grade oats. 8; No. rye, u; NO; !.
rye, 8; No. barley; %; No. / feed barley, 16
No. 2 feed barley, 80i no grade iced bsriey, =, 3
No. northwestern hax b1l No. fax ~
Oars Inspected Out--No durum wheat, z
| No. 2 durum wheat, 8; No. durum wheat,
No: 1 hard wheat, J.; No. northern wheat, 9
No. 2 northern wlseat, 10; No wheat,
No. 4 wheat 8; rejected wheat II; nike
wheat, 8; No. 3 yellow corn, 2; No. 4 corn =
No. 8 white oats, IL; No 4 white t.. oats ,,s
h No. 9 "a No ! FEED barley s.; No. 3 rye,
| No northern fax, s.; No. 1 hax, 8.
nA11,y WHEAT MOVEMENT OCT. 20.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
HEAVY SELLING ON OPENING WEAKEN
THE WHEAT MARKET,


THE WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago, Oct. 2o.-Heavy selling by commits
tie wheat market here TO-DAY. Lower prices
ton here. Much Of the selling was said to be
for the account Of leading bull December
opened UNCHANGED 70 Sc higher at ssAe rs 70 70
s5iMc. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago report
ed receipts OF 727 cars against 9Ob cars last
week and s45 cars year ago.
change in sentiment toward the middle Of the
session. Shorts became active buyers, FORCING
the price of the December option up to s6Ac.
The market closed strong, with December up
"e Cash What: No. 2 red, ss@ss3Ne; No: 9
hard, 81 Disc; No. / northern, ss3h @eoc; No.
T Ss@sse : H s gs s0@sa
$3.50; May, STU @s7Ac; July, $3.50. ,o,4
the middle west brought out quite liberal ome i1
cipal sellers. Receipts were somewhat IN ex;
cess of the amount estimated for the day, and
this tended to augment bearish sentiment: De-
ssansr opened .aS 1 to 2ysc at
| receipts were 10s cars, with II contract;
! Later the market became frmer IN sym.
pathy with wheat The close was vas 1 dan W fnaj
! quota lions on December being up q snaoe a.
| Cash corn: No. 2, 52@52Mc; No: 8. sac. o.,
4 GsSS1o May, 4%e; July, II @44hs
Profit taking by small holders created an cas- cas-
s's ssln I'm t By
shade lower to shade higher at 2SA ggZs8e
Cash oats: No. 2: 2sA@&he; No. 8, SSc; ;,
70, Gloss e. Oats October 2SAc' May Sle0SA's
The following was the range Of prices:
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THE CASH TRADE
ETEADINEss ALL THRU IN THE COARSE

sTEADINEss ALL THRU IN THE COARSE
GRAINS. ~
FLAX-Reeeipts, 1o1 cars. against Al last
gear; shipments, 10 cars: Duluth, 14S cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. 97o; to arrive,
oATs-No. white closed at 2eAc. Receipts,
81 carsi shipments. 40 cars.
CoRN--No. 8 yellow closed at A9%c. Re-
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmea]
and cracked corn, in sacks sacks extra, SIC 50
@1975; No. / ground feed, 20 corn and ia
oats. soslb sacks; sacks extra. SIS 5o@1s:75; No.
sacks extra s1s.5o@1s.76; No. s ground feed,
1-8 cora and 2-8 oats, 70-1b sacks, sacks extra
G1S.50@1S.75. g.. 0-T NN'
MILLsTgE TFs e n bulk, s11@11.e5
dog, $3.50; all o b In Minneapolis; in 2oo-li
| s1.5o Der ton additional. Z shipments, 1875;
tons. 49,. =" -
RYE-No 2 closed at e2A @esAe Receipts
40 caGsi shipments, 8 cars. F-.''aa- =. >
BARLEY-Fesd grades closed at 84089c
! mailing grades. 4o@4ec. Receipts, 4s cars
shipments, 10 cars.
I HAY-Choice timothy, SO; No. 2 timothy, 3,
I 89i. No. timothy, $e5o@t.50; choice upland
$S.eOi wheat and oat straw, $4@5. Receipts
/ 90 tons. -
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Total sales, $50, 100 shares.
ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB
n ~ n finrc %o

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Quotations to pm. Oct 90
American Tobacco 6s,. 113M.
American Tobacco As, 70, 1914, 70, 7915, 70,
Chicago, Burlington quincy joint As, 1o1N
Mexican Central As, SIN, Sis.
Atchison As. 1o2A.
Greene Copper. PIN.
Rock Island 4s,a s2M. .s2N, seM,: s2A, s2M,
s2%, s21, SPY. Soy, s2a, s21s.
Baltimore & Ohio As, 1o3A 1Osas.
Chesapeake & Ohio As S11h.
u Northern Securities, 1873 bid; 1873 asked; 1SA
bid. 1S9 asked.
Brooklyn As, e4A, s4h, s4N, 4 e47k. ae5.s e4A
%. e4M s5, s4M; e5N, 90, s5H, s5gh;
United States Steel IS. 1884, 9SM. 98X.
Union Pacific As, 1O5. 1O4ta.
Union Pacific convertibles. 134A. 134h.
Japanese is, 98B. 80, 991s. 9S5s. 9S%.
Japanese 2s. SO, 97A 90.
Japanese AIS, 90as, COZ. 90as. 90A.
Japanese second As. .e01s. 9oss. 9o9s. eo1s.
Green Bay, Bs, %. 22M.
Metropolitan Street Railway As, S91a.
Wabash debentures, 1874 rs.
Peoria & Eastern incomes, 1871.
Northern Pacific general As, 1O4M.
Northern Pacific general 3s, 7SA.
Oregon Short Line 4s. 96A bid. 81 asked.
& Wabash & Pittsburg Is, IS.
Reading 4s, 102M, 1929.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Oct 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500, including 1000 Texans; market,
natives weak. Texans steady; beef steers, $50
$50: stockers and feeders, s2@s:25; COWS and
heifers $2@4.45; Texas steers, $4,000; cows
and heifers, 5000.
Hogs-Receipts, 9. 200; market &c lower; pigs
and lights. $4:a54s;s5; i s eS@r,. $o@s.ao;
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market strong; ma
tives. s4.5o@5.15; lambs, $o5o@7.eo; Texans,
$3.5O@4.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct. eo-cattle-Re-
ceipts LOO: market strong; native steers, $40
steers $3@5s Texas steers. So. 1904: cows and
heifers, $2@3.75; Gamers, A:55@2 40: stock
ers and feeders, $250@4. 20; bulls and stays. 81
Hogs-Receipts $500; market steady: bulk Of
sales, $5@5.20.
stronger; lambs, $6.35@7. 40: sheep, s4.25@6.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 2o.-Butter, firm;
ereameries, 17h@21hc; diaries, 1871 @19c.
Eggs, firm; at mark, cases included, l5A @
@11hc; Young Americas 111ac. Poultry live,
easy; turkeys, tic; chickens, 1oac; springs,
107ac. Potatoes strong; Burbanks, Rurals, $50
6oc;; red stock, 54@5sc; Veal steady; 80 "a
6O-lb weights, 6@6kc; IS to 75-lb weights, e1A
@712c; IS to Hob weights, 81 @9c.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct 2o.-Provisions
ucts, offerings } re light. January pork was
unchanged at $1j rs; lard of a shade at $6.s21s;
ribs were up shade at $652h.
Close: Pork October, SIG; January, $12- 371a.
Lard, October, $7:12h; November, $71o; Jan
qary, $6.77h@s.so. Ribs October, $7e7a;
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Ira,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans.
fer, st. Paul, Oct 2O.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report: Fair horse trade: receipts large and Of
much better quality; outside demand for all
classes increased; local demand for drafters and
drivers Of larger volume and urgent:
Drafters, extra, s1so@2oo; drafters,. choice,
leo; drivers extra, $175@275; drivers, choice,
$150@175; drivers. common to good. $115@15o;
expressers, extra. $155@170; expressers, choice
13O; mules, $95@21O; farm mares. extra, s14t
@165; farm mares, choice, $12o@140, farm
mares, common to good, $10o@12o.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, /; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 9;
Minneapolis st. Louis. g.; Chicago. St Paul,
Minneapolis Omaha, 81: Great Northern. 40;
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy, 2; Wisconsin
Central !; 500 Line Q: Northern Pacific. 10;
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President McCurdy says he viii not resign
from Mutual Life.
Election betting reported at 10 to on Nc
Clellan.
winnipeg Cloudy, calm; A degrees above.
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: SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. 2o.-Receipts
Hogs Sales: s. 2eo lbs, 50; es, 4o
lbs. $40: TO-, 21O lbs. 1925. ..,..-'.-
Cattle-Steady. Sales: 10 beeyes, LAO lbs
lbs $685.; 10 cows and heifers, 800 lbs, $500;
s cows and heifers, 9s7 lbs, $3.50; 10 cows and
7eo lbs, S. 10; 10 stockers and feeders, $50 lbs,
$500; II stockers and feeders; 1.o4o lbs S.. 80;
8; calves and yearlings, $50 lbs $3.50; I calves
and yearlings, 900 lbs, So: 8 calves and year
1ings, $40 lbs, 1928. - 49,. ...,-- II.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

NO. northern sd7so No
whea
&c. NO
CSC barley, to