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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-09-05

Columbia. my dear, my native land.
For whom my warmest wish to heaven Is sent,
Long may thy hardy sons OF rustic toll
Be blest with health. and peace and sweet con-
tent.
And o. may heaven their simple lives prevent
From luxury's contagi0n weak and vile;
lent,
A virtuous populace may rise and stand
wall of fire round their much-loyed land.
W. j. Bryan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

She'll bon Section IL. Sp. Is, &anee
3, Wnpne Somnfbip. 81.
Samss 8. pOrter an bieielbe, She'll
oerielben Section. so, 500.
glmer, Smith an Warion Woore,
She'll bonn norbmefIidsn 0iertel BON
Section 4, Sp. Is, &ange 3, Wapne
8p. 81, 300. .
Sarab 5. Sea u. Mnb., on bisislbe,
She'll oerfslten Section. s1O5O.
Sba 8. Wilio1 on Clara columbia,
Got IA, Smith I'm purcels Subj,
Sonss aob., 80 BEL 100 SUB, n5rolide
Settle BON %. StraBe, 6fli9 BON
glrioge Str. $4,000.
WOrtOn Sample an Sobn M. @or.
bin, Got rs, Sbosmatsrs Subj, 8bl.
bonn DAT Sil, 40 bel 1865 Sub.
6Rlide Settle bon Wbeeler Str. fhblid
BON @len Srio,. $3.50.
Warion WoOr. on Gabannab gar=
tbOlOmetu, She'll bonn norbpsflihsn
9iertel bon Section 9, Somnfbsp Is,
&anse 2. pifs Sopnibip. $500.
Stats Building & 2Oan aHOciation
an Warp 6. SbomaIter, Got 212.
graolsp u. u. Ot @aibineton Ctr.
addition. 37.2 BET 135 SUB. berbeReri
Sfieite Der graolen Nbe., fiolid bon
Nsm Sort Str. 5000.
German Mmeriean Building MHo,
citation on albert 2run, 2ots 101 biz
los, Alsn u. a., Wortb Wooolapn
gbb., n6rSli9e Settle bon Selob Str.
tpsflid bon Big 6ou1 &ailroao,
81, $50.
Senrietta 6. &eper an Nnnie u.
Jifbberg, Sbsil Cots z uno 8. OutIoi
s." bflids Settle bon gaf StraBe.
n6roli9 bon @ourt Str, 50. 900.
Sarrp s. Miaigan an Sarbep Mul=
Inns. Elm Steil bes norbwefli9en gier-
tels Der Section "a. Sibp. 16, &anse
2. @enter Ship. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

8auerIaub d n e.
Clarence Graft, cottage, 1015 %. "a.
Str, $4,000. - Sames 5inn. @ot=
tage, WOrris. nahe See, $1,000. =
g. Wantel, Nnbau, pearlsunb Warp'
Lamb, 5000. - Sobn u. SomIin,
Cottage. 35., nabe Horthweffern Noe.,
$ll85. = %. 6. Billet, &%eparaturen.
2030 8roaomap, $500. - 6. 6. DILL
Ter, b6ls. Cottage, 335 q. 6amilton.
$3.50. = W. 6. Wid, @obnbaus,
capitol. rabe 80. $4,000. = George
8. 9errmann, &%eparaturen, Is. uno
Senate. $40O. = Wilis 9. 5. Moore.
&eparaturen. TrootFos, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
@isss- @rab.
o eb oren:


0in5on uno SsIen Smith, Ills
Seferfon WdoGen. - Jrant uno
BABEL 8nnburg, 521 81. @af. Wtdos
den. = Sbomas unb emma Sarrt'
gan, Gtaot, 3nabs. - Jrant uno
Steaa 2ple, 1882 Maoifon. Mdoaen.
- Stint unb Carrie Sufman, 2245
Station. Wdbden. - hilbert unc
SUITE 2awrence, 1887 Silper aDe..
anabs. = 3. s. uno $breia Sam=
phier, 1882 OF Wnrtst, 9nabe. -
8. SO. uno pearl Wc@aro, 627 @of-
fep. anabe.
Getraut:
Sames 3 Shorp - Warp SrDpl.
Sufin Bare = 6lora 8. 2ourep.
Gapio 6. SOHman - Grace 8. Sof=
man.
8ehDrben:
2ena priaer, %, GAL g. Wifouri.
= gatrid SLIME, 80, 299 OF South,
sdugling 9awr.ncs, 1867 Silber. =
Sdusling Nelfon, 9, 1908 Nelion. -
George s. 5snter, 35. 1914 Sturm
- SOiepb @ris6. %, 1907 Wef
Worris. = 6. 8roots McHannp, 81.
430 8lafe. Sbomas .. Denton,
81, 973 on Georgia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
0as tit better als berlanst.

Die &emiiden unteriu1ungsn bss
bon Der Snoianapolis Sos 60. eelis.
fsrten 2eudtgafes baben ergsbsn, baB
tie 2eu9tfraft ssgen gnbe bee Sabrss
1905 uno Anfang oisiss Sabrss fstig
3ugsnommen bat. Bis Rs I'm Wonai
Sebruar einef punft errei9t bat, Der
smii6en finf uno ie&s 3sbntsl elmer
Rersenfdrts b6ber III, als bic fontraft.
lid BON Der Stabt berlanete 2eu&ts
iraft bss Sales bon 18 a~sraenfdrfen.
6rtiber als NIT benz Sos feine beb6rbi
liaen 8sriu&e sema9t rpuroen. eing
bic 2eu1ttraft bsReIben fslien iiber IA
unb Is asrEnRdrfet binaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Sfiaman miro anssslieiert.

@oubernsur paroee beuiaiste sefiern
cine ausfsQung zines 5aftbsfebls aui
bic 5oroerung bss @ouperneurs BON
Snoiana, wsl&er cine 3urtfienounq
oes poul SfiIman na6 Snbtanapolii
tpinidt. Sfiaman ioa fd in Snbia.
napolis pesen 8iuoentfhhrung perant-
porten. Serielbe tDuroe in San
6raneiseo berbaftet. gr III aEssflast,
feline tleine 3O9ter. uel6e bel Der
S9eibun9 Der Wutter sussiprO4en
tuIros, sntfhhrt gu babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
0ebnrtstassfeter.

SIN Der Wobnuns bss Sapitdns grap
bonn Seteetip.S spartement, Aiblanos
auenue unb 10. StraBe. tpuroe eeitsrn
Der 81. @eburtstaG ieiner Wutter, Grau
2ucp grap. gefeiert. @ieIe 6reunos
nit ben ig0nfen @ei4enten bradten
Der beiabrten S%ubilarin ibre @ratula-
tionen bar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
nfaII.

8. 8. gursrsB. SO 3i6lano Ctr.
elm Anseftsntsr Der Big Sour Glen.
balm. brad feinen Arm beim &an-
gireu In Sbirlp, Jno.. on 3wei Stel-
len. gr uuroe Bonn Bahnbof In Sn,
bianapolis bermittsls Ambulans mad
benz ct. 8incsnts SpIpitnl bef6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
/ Tran Gli,sbstb S&ombers /.

drau @li3abetb edOmbers. 727
6arriiou Strabe, III gsfisrn i'm Nlter
bon 80 Sabren aeftorben. Die 9ahin.
ei1ieoene mar lber go Sabre gtrssrin
Der Staot Snbimapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Iu serfaufen: Ginen' gaupIat on Sturrn Nneun
q spii6em eisblanb Npe. unb Oriental etraSe,
IS BET 1875 FmB sros. Wsrtb 5000. merbe fur STU
on Ssmanb Der f9 etn suus su banen mani6t ber'
faufeu. @irb Mot an. Bsrioneu ~perfauft bic eigeu'
tbum psrmistbeu moren. SUITE etrobe uub Erot'
toirs. 0os, absnesiaudIe unb sIsftrii&e s Slot az
Der strase. sa&sufrassn bel g. Be&erer. 1879
eturu Nbenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Gu p~ertaufen Banier's aife. bic h6thtteu iabrit4e
- ~1nfoffen fur $1,000, AItsr BON 40, ffr 20 Japrt'
$40. sSorum anbsrsn 10 nneetsuere prdniie ~be8ablsna
s.. .. Sbera. asent, 7ss Reipton gIappool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Grunpeisentbums ueberiragunge n


SUB, 6RliGs Settle bon Station, n6ros
LID bon %. Str. $500.
Samuel Me@urbp an Sara6 SSen=
nines, She'll bonn norousnli6sn giers
tel, Sect. Is, Somnibip 16, &ange 2,
gite Sopnibip. 5000. so.
Sobn 6. 5rieoria an 2aura q.
alderman, Got IA. Owens 0ort5 Su.
o~ianapolis Qob., a. bel 1875. Ia CUB,
itioIi6s Seste bon g., tpsifIi9 bon
@rpoer ST.. $1,000.
pnpf 8repins COMPANY an bic
8anbalia giisntabn Co., 2ots 8 bic
IL, McGartp's Subbibifon, OutIOi
IL &C., 100 BEL 14O SUB, bsrb.. @ef.
isite Der Selatpare Str, iioli9 bon
South Ctr. $4,000.
WiIiam s. Soaibap an oisielbs.
2Ots SO unb 81, bisielbe, so bel lao
CUB, berb.. @efisite Der Selamars
Str, n6roli6 BON Msrria. ell, 600.
Ssrielbe an oieislbe, bieIslben Cots.
$11, 900.
6. 3. 2sib Paper 60. an bieIelbe,
2Dts 45 unb 43. bisielbe, so BEL $50
SUB, bsrb., @siieite Der 59elapare
Str, n6roli9 BON Merril. $50 900.
Sames &. 2apman an Oisislbs, 2ots
81 unO 98. oisielbe. so bsi 40 CUB,
psrb., Wefieite Der Sslatpare Str.,
n6roliG bon Wsrrin. $35. 900.
gbas. D. pearion on oieielbs, 2ots
Is unb IA, bisislbe, so bel 140 CUB.
psrb., Wsfisite Der Selapare Str,
n6roli9 bon 5snrp Str. 500. 600.
SObanna 8. @onnsl an oisislbs,
Got as, bisislbs, 25 BEL 140 SuB,
bsrb., Wefieite Der SeIauare Str,
n6reli9 bon Nerril. $4,000.
Nnnie gorenfiein an oiefelbe, 2Oi
35, bisIslbe, 25 bel 140 SUB, Derb.,
@efieite Der 9elapare Str, n6rblit
bon Werril. s..
Nassie Wanion an bisislbe, Sol
sc, NisisIbs, Is bel 140 5uB, Uers
beHsrt, Wsffeite Selamare Strabs,
n6rbli9 bon WsrriQ Ctr. $4,000.
@eOrss s. Warott an bisielbs, 2ot
Is, bieielbs, Is bel 140 SUB, Der.
bsTsrt, Weaisits Selaware Str, n6ro.
lid bon 6enrp Ctr. $3.50.
Spbn O'@onnor an oieielbe, Sol
As. bieielbe,: Is BEL 14O SUB, Der.
beHsrt, Wefisite Sslapars Str. n6ro-
li6 bon Merril Str. $500.
Marp W. Stetpart II. u. on BE-
ielbe, Cots AZ, oisislbs. 100 BEL lac
CUB, berbeFert, Wsfisite Oelauart
Str, faoliGl bon eOutb Str. s97,'
500.
9sopolo RaubI on bieielbe, SOts Al
upb Az. Is BET 14O SUB, berbsHert.
tusftli9s Settle bon Selauare STR.
n6rols6 bon Werria Ctr, $11,250.
Wiaiam Manion on bieielbe, So
80, bi.ielbe % BET 14O SUB. OerbsRsrt.
tusftlide Settle, bon DELAWARE Str.
a6roli4 bon Werria Str, SO, 500.
6recerid u. 5ueB, Got 147, oisielbl
23.4 bel Is SaB. psrbefert. itoli&s
Settle bon South Str. mefli9 Dor
SeIatpare Str, $12,0 900.
@abai6 @ealtp unb 2oan Co., ar
bieielbe, 2uts las uno l46. oisislbe.
46 8 bel IS CUB, p%srberbefert. iiiopsft'
Ii9e gds South uno Selaware Str.
500. 900.
Sames 8. 4ea9 on bieislbe Got 148,
bieislbe, 23.4 BET IS SUE. berbsRert.
ihbli9s Settle wefli4 bon Selawar'
Str, SO. 500.
Mi9ael Spabes an bieielbe, 2ois
149 unb $50. btefelbe, 46.8 bsi 65
SuB. perbsHsrt. Saoieits bon South.
StraBs, psfIi9 BON Selamare Str,
$4,000.
Sobn u. S9uma9er on bieislbe
Got II, biefeIbe, Is bel 140 Sub, Der
bsRert, Wsfisite BON 9elatuare Ctr.
n6rolid bon 6enrp Str. $4l00.
Wiaiam aotbe &c. an bieisIbs. 2ot!
48 uno 40. bieielbe. so BET 140 Gus
berbeKert, Norbmsfsgde bon 0ela,
tpnre- unb Werria Str, 500. 600.
glettie s. Dillingham; an oiefelbs
She'll NON Section 6. Sotun5hib Is
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Gine Grfdltnus tn eiaem Gage fnrtrt.
Ran nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
TabIeten. Me GpOtbefer ftatten bas @elt
suriid rpenn Die Sur febI i6ldet. 6. SO,
Srure'sS tsnatur lit auf ieberS4a4teI. 25e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Ct4iniQ Az nermietben Dasteu'Anlh9e fur 9ameR,
" 6errsu u. Rinoer bet Rtnflm. 20 $embrofs Areabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

y ottlteb Xeuthar6f,
Die semtlbls3e @ds,"
&6e TDble uffh Wnrfef ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

2oeaL0 ettsrbert9t.
9ei9ter S1use unb fdIter bsnte Na4t
Sonntas, i95n unb falter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
@etterberiht.
CUR "a etunOsu .HSsnb 7 usr gsOrssns. 4. |ars.
@bteaso. 8. @ars.

.- NbtCd o, D. VtNI5'
Sur Sntiana DrobenS, lei4ter S9nee
i'm 5fIi6en uns nOrbIiaen Sbeile bents
0a6t unb g onntas /; fdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Ibermometerfano

Ibermometerffaue.
SS9fs Eemperatur. "a @ran
Risbrigfe Eemperatur. 38 @
B. e. BIptbe,
Geetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
|. S.AlRES& ECO,

8aibinston bel Der Meri6iun Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

- Hauttt BITE BONANZA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
can la mayor ventaja para ell mejor
servicio de los Esta blccimientos.
.Aadf(s CrOs0S,
DiTetter do SAnsGad, Bsasfeenct@
C0rres~Sn.
n Ia CoRTK DIX DISTRIf0
DEL DISYRIf0 JUDICIAL DE SAL JUAN, ?. R.
Bstades Unides de America.
El Presidento SIS.
de les EHtados Unidos.
nEf1 f1ApAcI6N nR nnMrNIr

DECLARACI0N DE DOMINIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
6uques que deben EEegar
y saiidaS de este puerto

Vapor espafol Catalina. - Sali6
de Canarias, 'para 6sta, el Il del CO.
rriente.
Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. -
S2li6 de Barcelona eli IS del corrien-
te para este puerto. con sus escalas
del Mediterr4neo y Canarias.
Vapor espanol Miguel Gallart. -
Saldra de Barcelona el 80 del corrien-
te, para sus escalas del Mediterraneo,
Corufla y Vigo, para 6sta.
Vapor frances 'Quebec."-De hoy
a mahana recalard procedente de Puer-
10 Plata. y seguira viaje para Europa,
via St. Thomas.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. -
Estara aqul, procedente de New York,
el I0 del corriente saliendo al 81
gu;ente dia para la Guayra.
Vapor cubano Julia. "-Retornar6
para la Habana y escalas, interme
dlas, el II del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

En- session p1blica que celebrar5
el Consejo de Administrator 81 dia
so del actual sc veri6card el sep
timo sorteo dc cGdulas hipotecarias
de la sEXrA EM5I6N Y el quinto de Ia
ESPECIAL que garantiza Ia casa del
Banco, Ell el que Sc amortizaran I0I
cGdulas de las primeras y 5 de las
segundas, las que seran pagadas des-
de el L. de Mayo pr6Ximo por su
valor nominal de Glen dollars cada
una. por 10 Gaia de Ia Sociedad Y por
The National Park Bank Of the New
York, no devengando intereses des-
de esa fecha.
Asf mismo, vencen en- so del &C
tual Y seran pagados en- los mismos
lugares fecha indicados el Ia. GU
pom de la sexta emission Y el S. de
la Especial.
Loque Sc hace p6blico para como
cimiento de los interesados.
San Juan P. r., 10 de Abril de
1906. - El Secretario, p. Rocafort.
-V0. b FL Director Gerente, R.
Castro Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

PoR .CUANTO habiendo presentado
el Abogado Francisco Ramirez de
Arellano, una moci6n 4 nombre dc
Don Alexandra Dfaz Busquets, so
l1citando el Dominic de la Siguiente
finca
"Terreno situado en- el Barrio Ca
rraizo' jurisdiction de Trujillo Al
to, compuesto de sesenta y seis cuer-
das, cquivalcntes a veinte cinco
hectareas, noventa y nueve, areas,
lindando por cl Nortc, con Felicita
Rios; por Ell Sur, con Manuel Fida1-
go Y Eduardo Ramos por cl Este,
con Eusebio Betancourt y Nemesio
Dfaz; y por el Oestc, con Ia Que
brada MclGndez."
POR TANTO habiGndose dispues-
to por el Honorable Pedro de Al
drcy, Juez de esta Corte de Distrito
Sc publique Ia petici6n por tres We
|ces en- un peri6dico dc los de mayor
circulation de esta Ciudad, para que
los que tengan al9Gn derecho real
sobre cl inmucble descrito, las per
sonas ignoradas a quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription, Y en- gene
raj todo el que desee oponerse, pue-
da efectusrlo dentro de los sesent ia
diaS naturales, libro ell presente en-
San Juan, q 70 dc Abril de 1906
Jose +. Figueras, Secretario. Por
A. Marin Marion, Subsecretario. I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
ARTICULOS DEL PALS

ARTICULOS DEL PALS
AzUCAR.-Para el consume.
Mascabado (claro) $3Ha4
De miel (claro) de $3.50.
Centr(fuga (claro) +" S..
Americana IA $5H a5H.
De Ponce de $4H a ~.
Almid6n, S rs.
Ron 80 grades Cartier. aI4o cents
gallon.
Maiz $I.6o ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19

Automobile service 5evoea camuy Isabella (Ss Dcs)
NOTEIhe n
Camuy and isabella o n he
will Is a. o n
the nOtr
for the automobile
cieon sien
isabella.
automovl la de
{. t-en de La
Stop W discharge passengers Parada
4 a
Daio IT Daily, e g s
Domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
ACCs0 ~ z. 8:

Banco Territorial ) I5h a$I6.
Banco de Puerto Rico $22 4 q.
Banco Popular de So al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
GRAN ESTABLECIMENTO FOTOGRAFICO DE R. COLORADO
APA7TAEo a
JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

la - A A p Rqam puhah hnmn
h de u
g Sc EHABEA INCL ALEhAN FRAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-19
C6duSaa hipotecas'ias

Banco Territorial y Agricola SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
sporting Brevitiea.

Is the Cincinnati club the training camp
or farm for the New Yorkers2-Pittsburg
Dispatch. ,t
Mordecai Brown looks all the better to
the eye because he never had press agent.
Chicago Tribune. '...f
The preliminary heats in the contests for
the golf cups have been run and the finals
will be played off this month
The Invincibes would like to hear from
some out-of-town team for a game next
Sunday. Address Leo Soukup, Manager,
20l6 Farnam street.
The Jersey skeeter's latest victim is
First Baseman Hunter of Baltimore. He
received a bite on the ankle and is out of
the game with a. badly swollen foot
Springfield Union
Omaha made twenty hits against Pueblo
Monday and then could not win the game.
Even Corns got three. and the only man
TO get as few as one was the best hitter
of them ALL Welch
The only sport that Uncle Sam endows is
base ball. At any rate, he pays the bills
at a college In Carlisle. Pa, that turns out
choice crop of Indian base bail material
every year.-Philadelphia North American.
New York Americans finally took a tum-
but Chicago lost on the same day or the
story would be different. It's up to Boston
to do 1t again for the benefit OF the west
ern fans
1t is rumored that Larry Lajoie tackled
the golf sticks and the little gutta percha
on his last visit to Washington, but his
struggles with the curves of the mighty
Rube Waddell were as nothing to his diff
culties when he tried to drive the little
pellet away.-Springheld Union.
The pennant race is over in the National
league, but the fun has just begun in the
American. Since Connie made his -phe-
nomenal squirt from near the foot of the
ladder to the top all the west Is pulling
for the White Sox to win the pennant.
All want to go to Chicago to see the series
for the championship of the world between
the two Chicago teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade

CHICAGO Sept. ia bullish construc-
ton placed upon yesterdays government
crop report was the chief reason for Nc
bulge in the local wheat market today.
Some of the advance was lost on realizing
sales In the latter part of the session, but
the close was firm. with the December
option h@kc higher, corn was UP &@1sc.
Oats was NqAc higher. Provisions were
unchanged to TIC lower.
After the opening of the session the price
of wheat dropped xgkc below the close
of yesterday because of large receipts in
the northwest, lower cables and indifferent
1t was reported prices in northwestern
markets were higher on bullish construc-
oo Ss Of 5s ss lead anS
with an active demand the price of De.
cember quickly rose to 72Ac, It held
demand siackened and on realizing sales
the price OF December gradually fell until
the close. The tone of the market, how
sss Wheat ." opened enc at nMSnsc. sold betWeen
11tQ72Ac and closed at tQkc higher at
1jsc. Clearanees of wheat and -four were
equal to 600 bushels, against 728.SO0
bushels for the same time last year. Pri-
mary receipts were 1,167.0o bushels, against
$500 bushels bcy year rsnopted as rsneiSts of
$50 cars, against Ss2 cars last week and 7S2
The corn market opened easier because
of the failure of predicted frosts to arrive
according to schedule and because of large
primary receipts. The strength. however,
a higher level and the market ruled hrm
all day. December corn opened ,, at A%g
closed steady. A@1c higher at 421sQ42hc
local receipts were 6S4 cars, with 3S3 cars
of contract grade.
The oats market was strong all day.
The government crop report. which indi-
Gated is per cent loss compared with
last years crop and a report that the
crops in Sweden and northern Russia are
failures, were the chief causes OF the up
turn It was the general belief today
that the foreign news means ultimately a
large export trade. December oats opened
at aMdS1Ac sold between aSqS21sc and
closed strong at 31&q31Sc. Local receipts
were 266 cars -.
The provisions market was weak early
I'm the day, but later rallied strongly ana
prices generally were not far from the
close OF yesterday. The feature OF the
market was the buying of lard by local
packer. The early decline was caused
| largely by a drop OF 6dil0c in the price OF
live hogs. January pork closed 2hc lower
at $3.50 Lard was unchanged at VISTA
| Ribs were nc lower at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat'
| "a cars; corn, 1872 cars; oats, l2s cars; hogs'
| 80, 600 head. - .,tox.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
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Games today Omaha, at Pueblo Lincoln
AT D4IfveE 12es Moines' at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Run Considerably Higher Through
the Whols List
UNUSUAL STRENGTH IN CORN AND OATS
Fluctuations I'm Latter Are Rapid and
Range wide-Predictions of Frost
Responsible for FURRY I'm
Corn-wheat strong.
OMAHA. Sent. II. 1906.

OMAHA, Sept. IL, 1905
Foreigners read the government report
yesterday bearish and cables this morn.
ing were lower. In spite of this, local
opening prices were higher, and although
there was some tendency to sell on the
part OF holders, this did not last long, ana
the market ruled decidedly strong. Trade,
however, was still light. The news gem
orally was bearish receipts being larger
than last year, especially in the northwest,
and exporters telling of reduced bids ana
offering to resell wheat they had bought
at higher prices.
Although the government report was con-
strued as bearish by the traders In corn,
the crowd was inclined to take pronts, and
when the forecast predicted frost the mar
ket turned strong, advancing nc above yes
terday Receipts were below the estimate
and estimates for tomorrow are small
Cash demand is fair.
Oats were strong and September per
formed some rapid gyrations. Opening nc
above yesterday, that month advanced fur
ther &c. only to decline again 10 Ac above
opening figures.
Primary receipts were 1.1e2 900 bushels and
shipments 404, 600 bushels, against receipts
last year OF 85S, 900 bushels and shipments
of 32S 900 bushels. Corn receipts were 76S0O0
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 76S000 bushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels. Clear
ances were 193,7S9 bushels of wheat, 1S0S
barrels of -four and 15,14S bushels of corn.
Liverpool closed unchanged to lhd lower
on wheat and unchanged to hd lower on
corn.
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

BOSTON, Sept f1.-wOOI-The wool
market Is moderately active. The larRs
consumers are not buying freely, but they
are in close touch with the market.
renewal of pronounced activity is antici-
pated by them There have been large
sales of territories. Individual transac-
tions have ranged from rs, 900 to 2,000L00
pounds Pulled wools are quiet; foreign
grades are steady. Leading quotations
follow: Ohio and Pernsylvania Xxx and
above, 34c; X, 31@s3c; No l. 40@41c;
No. q SS@39c; fine upwashed, 25 5426c;
half-blood unwashed, 3I134c; three-Quar-
ters blood unwashed, 34Q35c; quarter
blood unwashed, 81 9S2c; delaine un-
washed. 27@2Sc. Kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri, combing, three-eighths blood,
33 a 35c; combing quarter-blood. 33@ 34c;
Texas (scoured basis), fine 12-months, 20
@73c; fine, to s months, 6S@70c; fine,
fall clean, 62963c California (scoured
basis). northern. good. 6S470c;, middle
county, 66@8Sc: southern, Sc a 6Sc; tall
free, 56Q57o. Oregon (scoured basis),
eastern No. staples, 72@74c; eastern TO.
1 clothing, SIC CSC: valley No. l., so % SIC.
Territory staple (scoured basisl, nne, 73 q
75c; fine medium, 6S zoe; medium, 60 %
sec; territory ordinary (scoured .basis).
fine, 70@72c; fine medium, 6S@70c;
medium, 65@68c. Colorado and New Mex
leo spring (scoured basis), X, 6S@70c;
No. 1, 64@66c; pulled wools (scoured
basis), extras, 72@74c; fine A, 65 5@69o;
A supers, 60@64c: supers, 6O@55c
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept, 11s--WOOL-
Steady; medium grades combing and
clothing, 27@2sc light fine. S922c;
heavy fine, 14@17c; tub washed, $40 $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

,"Red" Donahue-Id sooner take a spade
and go out In the sun for a couple of hours
every afternoon and dig bitches. Most of
the old-time pitchers have the same no.
ton about II. pitcher is liable to have
this dlstaste of the game grow on him
even more than the other players. I'D a
heap rather work al some corner of the
game where ia be used every day than to
endure the strain of figuring on whether |
would be in shape to make good when my
working days swing along. / can't sec
where fans get the "fun" notion as to any
player. It's toll playing ball. and more
often thankless toll than not.
Jimmy Collins-Most Of the players work
Is done on the road, In the cities Of the
opposition, where the fans are naturally
agin him. Ball players are taught, OF
course. TO steel themselves against thA