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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
NOMINATIONS SENT IN
Mitchell Land Office and Post Office
Appointments Under Con-
s,deration at Washington.

Through dispatches from Washing-
ton it is learned that Senators
Kittredge and Gamble have started
in on their appointments of federal
positions in this state, as a result
Of the coin Tipping procedure last
weekEEfor the first choice of appoint
ments.
AS these appointments applyf 10
Mitchell. Senator Kittredge selected
both positions in the land office and
in accordance with the arrangement
he will name both men for the place
OF register and receiver. Tuesday
President Roosevelt sent i'm the
nomination OF y. G. Buns as fe.ister
of the land Office. Mr.. Burns has
heretofore held the position Of
receiver but when it became apparent
that Register Foster would not be
re-appointed, owing simply to his
belonging to the other faction of the
republican party, Receiver Burns
asked for the better position. Sen
tor Kittredpe has no. as yet selected
the r~eceivership for the land office
but in all probability it will be j.
q. Bryan of Plankinton.
Among other appointments made
was that of ]. e. Wells as postmas-
ter whose preferrment was brought
about by Senator Gamble. Mr.. Wells
was appointed postmaster during a
congressional recess and the president
sent In Lis nomination to be con-
firmed by the senate, which will
undoubtedly follow the wishes OF the
president. sue -. :
Senator Kittredge introduced
several pension bills granting pensions
to old soldiers. in this state, and
'among them was u for $50 per
month to A. j. Annis, one of the
county commissioners Of Dawson
county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
Are You Left cared?

NV wv 10te edC0OI
left eared?" said the physician.
"Most of you girls are"
Left ea:cd?" said the young lady
from the telephone exchange.
Yes, left cared. The same as left
handed-that is to say, is your left ear
better at its work than your right
one?"
She did not know. so he tested her.
finding, sure enough, that her left ear
was q little the acuter of the two.
ut Is a natural thing" he said
"You girls use the left ear exclusively
all day long in your telephone work.
and the right a has nothing to do;
hence the left, like a muscle. develops.
the right a%trophies.
Indeed" he ended. "if the telephone
comes into much greater use we shall
have not merely left cared exchange
girls. but we shall become a left cared
MISUNDERSTANDING Enquirer.
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WILL KEEP AFTER THEM
Senator Kittredge Will Camp on the
Trail of the Architects to Get sos
Out Mitcheu,s Plans.

That the government architects
are inclined to take their time about
getting out the plans for a federal.
building has been exempliied before
now time and again. Six weeks ago,
the supervising architect assured
Senator Kittredge that the plans
would be completed In time so that,
bids could he advertised for before
chs, but up % the present time
nothing has been done along that
line. :.
When Senator K%ittredRe wentiyto
Washington last week to take up bis
senatorial duties, he called at the
office of the supervising..architect and
made some inquiry about the Mitch
ell building, inasmuch as he had
received assurances from that depart
ment that they were going to 90
certain things by Dec. l. The
senator wrote to a friend here that he
discovered that not so much had
been accomplished as had been pro-
missed. and that he offered a few
suggestion as to speed in getting out
Those plans. The senator wrote that
he realized that the architects neeGei
a reminder every once in a while
about fulfilling promises and that as
he was in Washington now he would
camp on the trail OF that Mitchell
building until something definite was
accomplished.
With Lie plans finished aud the
bids awarded during the winter an
early start can be secured on the
building project in the spring and a
completion of the structure can be
assured by late in the fall.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
MANY CRIMINAL CASES
Lyman County Term of Circuit Court
Next Week Will Have Many
Criminal Cases for Trial.

Judge Smith, Of this city, goes out
to Lyman county next week to hold
the regular term of circuit court,
beginning Dec. 10, and lie will have
a very large and interesting docket
to work on, particularly in the way
of criminal cases. Sheriff Sheldon
has been on the roundup OF a num-
Der of cattle thieves and among them
is "Buffalo" George, WHO is one Of
the old offenders on the range. Some
time ago "Buffalo'' was making his
departure from that section of the
reservation, near Mlrdo, and had fr
bis possession some animals that
did not belong to him. He was
arrested and placed under a heavy
bond to appear in circuit court Last
week "Buffalo" again got mixed up
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Misses Overlook and Etter enter
tanned a few Of the faculty members
Monday at an afternoon tea.
Miss Madge Shryock was a guest in
the dormitory during Thanksgiving
vacation.
Miss Norma Brown spent a few
Gays with her parents at Aberdeen
last week.
The girls of Memorial hall enter
tanned the Yankton girls and lady
members of the Yankton faculty
Tuesday, evening after the big game.
The young ladies served tea and
waters andsa.short program of music
waserendeEed. on;s.
John Stevens is spending the week
on his claim near Rapid CITY,. ~
Word has just been received that
our old friend. o. j. Morehead, met
with a severe accident while riding
a bicycle the other day. A head-on
collision resulted in lracturinp a
collar button.
/. Rev. Coleman, an aged Episcopal
minister, gave a chapel address a few
mornings ago that was highly
appreciated.
Miss Laura Matteson, from Morn
ingside college. vas the guest of
Miss Ora Kelley the latter part OF
last week. "
Lottie Steninger visitedeu her
college friends here during Thanks
giving vacation. Lottie is teaching
in the Parker high school. ~
The Misses Breckenridge. Chapel,
West and MacLachlan composed a
party who helped eat turkey at the
Notsou home IN Alexandra on
Thanksgiving day.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
THREE new DIVISIONS
The Milwaukee Company Has Start.
ed Three New Divisions Of
Road over It's System.

The Chicago Tribune: Three new
divisions on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul Railway were opened for
train service early in December.
Two of these divisions were con-
structed recently, and the other, a
short line in Minnesota, was pur-
chased. The combined additions
con prise 424 miles, giving the st.
Paul system a total milage Of 1929.
The longest of these branches runs
2i9 miles through the White river
valley, from Chamberlain, S. D., to
Rapid City. S. ID. This will be
known as the Black Hills division,
and close connection will be made at
Chamberlain With through service to
Dubuqu. and Chicago. Train service
was est iished over it on Dec. /.
On t.e same date the company
began Operating the Duluth, st.
Cloud, Glencoe, and Mankato railway,
recently purchased. known as the
"Alphabet road" This line, which
rum forty miles from Albert Lea to
st. Clair will be known as the ST.
Clair branch OF the Southern Min
nesota division.
The most important opening, how
ever. was the first section Of the
Pacific Coast extension. Train SER
vice was established on Dec. 2 from
Mobrldge S. D., the point where
The ST. Paul crosses the Missouri
river, to Bowman, N. D.. a distance
of los miles. This division will have
twenty-five out of the eighty-tiye
stations to be located on the extension
east of Butte, Mont.
1t is announced that zoe miles OF
rails have been laid and much of the
grading already completed as far as
the Montana line. The town OF
Bowman, the terminus of the line
this winter, was formally opened on
Nov. 81, and, despite the prevailing
hard times, the lot sales are declared
to Lave compared favorably with
those of towns opened earlier in tue
year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

New York about five or six years ago.
He had previously operated in Chicago
in the brokerage business, on commits
sion, with his brother, who Is a men,
Der of the New York Stock Exchange.
When he landed in New York, he had
some money to begin with, but Wall
street soon broke him. He was cleaned
out. Then he made up his mind to
study the scientific side of speculation,
and he did until he made his fortune.
Mr.. Walker is a widower with no
children.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

to prepare and present an ordinance
looking to the re-numbering of the
hoases In Mitchell.
A motion was made and carried for
the rebuilding of the chemical fire
wagon under the direction of the fire
committee, II III could be accomp-
lished for Sa05, and IL such an
amount is regarded as a reasonable
figure
An application was made from the
fire department for the purchase Of
new material for the better equip
ment. The fire committee stated
that 1000 feet of hose and a nozzle
were needed by the boys, and it was
referred TO the fire committee with
power to act.
The University sewer on the south
side, which has been up before the
council for some time, was again up
for discussion, but nothing further
was done than had been accom- plished
at other meetings of the council
when the matter was referred to the
sewer committee.
Alderman Koch made a statement
with reference to the city W an
the new septic tank proposition an
said that Engineer Matler was now
at work on a profile of the land fIom
the present septic tank down to the
Jim river, With the idea of making
estimate on the cost OF running
the sewer directly to the river. Ii
this can be accompli shed with1ut to
great an expense it will be the
means Of settling the sewer problem
in Mitchell Tor all time to come.
The council adjourned.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
OF THE DAY
New Administration to Berlin.

DR.. David j. Hill. who has been
chosen by the president to succeed
Ambassador Charlemague Tower at the
court of Berlin, is the present minister
at The Hague.
DR.. Hill is in many ways unusually
fitted for the post. He is a profound
student of world politics and diplo-
macy, a linguist and a man of practical
experience in diplomatic intercourse.
having spent a number Of years
abroad. He became connected with the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
THE GOOD
OF YOUR HEALTH

There is no medicine so reliable as
the Bitters. If you're well an occa-
sional dose before meals will keep
you so, but if sickly and run down
you'll find it Just the thing for re-
storing you to robust health again.
We guarantee it absolutely pure.
During the past "a years
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH B|TTERS

has clearly proven that it can cure
Indigestion, Costiveness,
Poor Appetite, Colds and General De.
hility.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
pnrites the blood. regulates the
bowels, aids the kidneys, cures stum-
ach troub les, builds up the nervous
force; makes you we'll and happy.
35 cents Tea or Tablets.
Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

When baby loses flesh looks pale, is
fdgcty and nervous tine little one is
not well nourished and should be
given a soothing, healing tonic.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
the hest tonic for babies; purely
vegetable. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Scallin Bros,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

When December's icy fingers
Have shorn each forest tee,
It's time to tone your system
BY taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

called from the London embassy in
1898 to become secretary of state.
DR.. Hill remained assistant secretary
Of state until 1908, when. upon his own
motion. he was appointed minister to
Switzerland. At that time he had be-
gun the preparation Of a work dealing
with the history Of contemporaneous
diplomacy which upon its completion
promises to be one of the most impor-
tant publications in this field of litera-
ture.
the legation at Berne was caused by
his desire to study the rich material
on the subject in the Swiss archives.
and, having exhausted it. he expressed
q wish to be transferred to The Hague,
where he expected another rich yield
in the archives of the Netherlands.
His wish was granted in 1901. AT
the recent arbitration conference at
The Hague lie was one of the Amer
lean delegates.
A Successful Wall Street Plunger.
j. Brandt Walker, Wall streets new-
est successful operator, is reputed to
have made a fortune Of from 100000
Ito >$5,000,00 within less than. a year.
Mr.. Walker is a bear and made his first
big killing last March, when he was
believed to have cleaned up ST, 900.
Since then, in the face of the greatest
prosperity the country has ever known,
he has been consistently and success
fully a bear in the market.
Mr.. Walker, still a young mamie is
only thirty-nine-is a self made mil
lionaire He went from Chicago to
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


pFASs AND PEAsJThere not grest deal OF tTaas
passing me moment and Iaaetie snd there quite
r feeling kidney held steady but without as
Of 9;9 Se hss9sisd " hSass
qu0s BaNs o9 s. sss sR0S s5 Gs5 Go medium
ST. 81 72asI 10 choice 81 s5 DO e9mSR ss
s. s. 7 Sood Do 81 1eS 'st Edne1 S olee a2 2 black
;Tt5: s. %: donP go a % csorna Soesa IS: GREEN PEAS
scR52h Ty receipts to-day 712s The Tnsrks,
ed little stronger on the fine and fancy graqes 90 Si
ssh and fl, Ter rare instance little higher but extras
went & at @ fes FenfT4s psts ranged seconds
od 22 s ssneray ses Of aay Butter The
nand is grades Process butter ans Is hold
g here demand however is light There 1, modeFSfs s
5GSss saose cesefy specials PSI % % extra. ,s,.s: "a 3
f.t: 24so S6 & Do fesRa fssR nez g1e DO good
ag2sc: DO to fair da a5S ose gssi e DO
thirds ise1ec: faet9Ty extras q &C. e9 fsss
6arng stock No l. Is95c do No iSAG1sc; do No D.
iO OGfEsE-RecelDts s7e boxes The ,,,,a lack new 9s
receipts u 70 late hogT was at about &c
sdTanee over the closing rates OF last week & d T TS
que cue ardes Of Of small sized fun lac became an in
de sars S hid. TsF of 1so to Tor western Kew
REF TeuSe 6i,aES S9 ao fa M at 1fgfa The
accumuiatons these goods have been pref %Sl
h small special lots Of Showing not over ~
pound skining! are s9ge. ne i0I n az des with common
dull We quote; state. d t af iasci DO ord-
cree @ m bI2c do large colored, fine 12t< do white
is,s i3S DO ,S SEdni5y aio DO % 2s so % s
sgtc. % common. 4G5lac: do full skms. iqsc -.
f Goods under moderate offerings OF such.
but advoes indicate some increase N a 70 Storage
and as q6a ate1tai increass in might
plus p, nd nearby selected white. fancy 2sg3oc do
@ good so to .s See'e to extra rsts aose st
iTds 6c d eaaalsd lSa1sS is os9Ie5 S0 9eaasI9e sid
Il iEERfiTsSFRESH-Ap and pears selling well for
s sieher Iguchcherrfes weak Muskmeons in heavy
spry selling well WaterTneions steaog S. mi pse@
.aT ss o opsR eads SaSdSs 81 56a $
gs7 PAs e les ss 81 soss k 25 o0 do cispps FavoTi
IS 5oas7 do Bell sta$s Go ordinary , nsr SasKet
ese5 s2as2 ssl 30 Sase Pha sas @ RAsPBRE pint
sg15G dT aaaT saec MGsKMEioNs Jersey.
oes @ % q MsTa9s 5c@si ena do Baor R per
Tste 6ocds1; do per basket. 40aeOc do virginia per
S 500 oao Si ao 81 75as5 so do Rocky Colorado
81 75Gs4 WATERMELON per eer@sa. sd siooasZ'''
lfG6fssIThe remaining stocks are very light and
em 1ne he new goods begin arriving We shall have
some samples Of seedlings here tins week ana pchlhs
% Geek Nothing IN The mail advices from Europe,
we quote: state l9oB II lac; lac. 90 so' 'V"o
''PisorTTRY-ALIvF-Fece Receipts heavy today day and and
@ r[et is weaker but prices not established up TO
late hour and omit quotations DltEoofp I.
Supply rather liberal ana WIN dgence fowls today
Was not successful. Chickens weak excep, 19r Iop
grades ,ps1se; Ms su' BRoTIERs Philadelphia n
70 pair per n. 23@25c; do PennsyiVanh Lr; d
tg 60 poor Ia a0c: western dry picked choice l7@
isc DO poorer grsdes a wsern scsided
,tI,,s,T { ner 10 14k 15c do poor 10 medium l3a
- Old cocKs saSsn ,if 81 Is 5@ss r. do cuIls SOC
0T, TpnTkToEs AND yEGErABIiEs-White potatoes
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

MErAIIs-TIN advanced 12s Sd l5s in the London
1os hs5s5 sad the market ss Isssr duel
S sp0 closing at 80 @ IL n n. Enstisb magket
closing at ss LIS for spot and S Is ID for g 5g5ss S
ket weak and unettleo lake gqetsd is 2lge & electro %
changed in both market closing locally az So0sS o
an ed n cd he0n n doa at s @ s pahs oes weS here at S5
see oN was easier a6oad ssdaEd n Io4nGGy a% th
market had dull tone prices Tens51i5s I S s9 S or No Jess
foundry northern $50 70as2l 7o Southern grades nominal
] @ i0s s Pig Gh a 6 aoons @ standaId foun-
grades follows: September ootOber No
MoTAssBs AND sYfUPsThe market fO5 torn n1Ossses sse
tations follow: M6iASsEs~ Orleans centrifugal
9onSn & l9gsc fair lse: ss3; s99 s1se 1c Com. ON
lsa1se fair 15a17O: good. 1sS2oo: prime 2az0'
oILscoS5onseea firm and higher today sr,eR on
OF noTs and in zoe syRpsy q. Tfa 5so S0
P5Sdgss e Ssc Sass 4So etober to 900
.ses 1900 peCen,beF 4IsSe hensS and e ps.roeun
was steady at recent prices We quTie qyS noi Phia
deiPhia sa0c; bulk. 4e5o: rehned cases New York York
bis 10 45c bulk 7c Phadelphia 10 4Oc bulk e5c;
water white New York 1900 Phiaselphis' iIi
septsnber sSs @ i s5s prime ysiloG spot S5s
scs SSS 5s sssses 4s bsesbe2 SsG
and January 4O s4oso of summer = yeGx August, s'Tss
oo s9 Dfs OF vnte sso s PTs
81 s6 ssssss x fax % IR6 o
st Bs rs Snss of f b. Sy aae
r +fa eFTer1oon gave the provision upward
tendeacy and final prices were about % ~ 3 5os bos est
rnaTed for TUESDAY. 1900: Kansas CITY 6oe; ana ana
& se H.ss sao' So ss soss siS fsy sSf. .
.llgsll go Extra nds a Fsss sess Sc BREsED 81 E
H6sSstesdy Quoted: Bacons SIC; $50 n, e5.c; 1eo
n e4c; f40 n csc: pigs e&9Ioh.c. CIT MEAddsy, al =
55sss e e n la 5S l. 7! l25s Risisd ass
Ss e0oRt t. 6ss 6 ica 50 3 cy ard stead5
6ssc Refined lard firm Quoted: !, 6o'h soo Compound
aoIoc: :S ~ Is. 9c sTEARINB-Frrn. Quoted oeo.
s51n: s5 9no'ea 9tr ara a steaTne los. Giic-
R!IRe he FaaJSs' fS sS It ruled steady locally owing
to good demand offerings not al al sKcsssYe S o1
yeTy light cao'a,iSaS fsir 4sa5c:
oS @ sfa+ prime 53s@5Ac; dhoice sac &c;
sSoan domestic 5q5l.c; fair. 5sG"Hsc fssoon
aId sc 6as Rhe % market for refined held about
steady with prices unchanged The ne Ioho i0,s ana
siscoiynt Of / per for cash, seven GAYS 80
GlscIne a;rns 25c Eagle tablets 72oc; cut loaf ana
crushed 67oc mould A . 90. & nygSereS and Eagle
ronfectfoners granuated 523c pow derea d sy,Ta
dered and powdered and Eage coarse - an" q. an
s,,,1st.S 20c: 2-ro do. $500: On pGss
q % a N bags do, 8 20c; 1o-fo bags 40 oioc;;
25 and SO n bags DO. eoc sc rag eonfectioners and
20 i soc: Nos and g. 4I6c; no - .oc. so. 80
csc: No 8 4eoc: No 4S"s; No r6 p asc No
IA 4 20c; Nos Is and 1o 4i5c Ine InaISet mar ias
fraction higher for raws: with duty pa.u go
&c revsed quoted se2c for 20 test oa .
zoc for 50 test muscovado. and 3o3c Tor 80 test
-naIa.ses sugar The business which TINS criths
@ ,aae Vas 600 bags Rico centrifugal in
- - SaYe of 4 500 bags centrifugal At Delaware
presYtwater sail at 9s9c basis 20 ,ricss
e LreIi Maintained at sd for August and los
I'D September
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August
co~~ again
to-day os the business however. being continued
switching from the near TO later months There was
sto outright liquidation OF september lons &C
courts during the early session the market was
~~zk and unsettled. The opening unchanged 70
points lower n spite ot generally steady Eu-opeen
-re-. was some Improvement covering. and the
rsc.e ,vs. steady al ner unchanged prices 10 a
decline 80 points saies reported OF 12s $50
bsst local technical position continued the chief
-e-1he- Wednesday and the recent
activity he's been in preparation for the expected
louidete their by deliveries Of actual
coffee when the scattering September interest first
rortsrt hull good buyers OF September
end showed such apparent WILLINGNESS 20 take
would take up September coffee as they had earlier
months however. of these bulls seemed
- be themselves nouidating September ano recent
transactions have shown widening Of the differences
between September and later months Europe has
according report the main September buyer
Fu-opeza markets to-day Favre closed net un-
changed snd Hamburg was unchansed TO 4 pfennis
grange m. market for spot coffee quiet, with
cuo7et;ons TIRE basis Of sac sor Rio No Z
TIE warehouse deliveries in the United States
4e.E~snd ia sss last year Of the forrner amount
So To-,z -eoo-+.d 81 ese bags The weekly clear
n ooo Including - 900 20 the United
States. s50on 10 Europe, and 900 % Cape etc RIO
United state. and $4,000 Europe Santos clear
we're Including 81 ono the United
oso bars of which 50 the Cnited States
ard $4,000 for Europe. Victoria clea-ances were
pshia movement receipts Of 1900 bags with
and ciearances 70 the United States
500 hass 20 Germany 800 and 90 the rest ~ Europe
1s7 400 last year and 900 two years ago.
The ~ contract prices IN the local market to-
Sz- follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug ga good foreign demand and
bullish news from Europe were the chief causes OF
- stro,,q wheat market to-day. At the close Sep
tember wheat was 19.c higher. Corn was up Itsc-
Oats 7sc higher Provisions were nc u lug
higher. -, -, r,,.os
onened higher because of firm cables and reports
! of damage by weather To the crop IN GeIna"S ~
English markets We're up I'D against an advance "
lac to 3sc on the local exchange on Saturday; n
dispatch from Minneapolis declaring that wheat
showing indisputabe damage by 1roSl was psiliS
exhibited also added the strength AlthouSh
there was profit taking by longs and selng Dy
shorts ON each fractional advance the market ao-
sorbed all offerings and prices went up steadily
Country acceptances were reported light and the
cash sales good September wheat opened &c &C., 70
Ihc higher at 9Ohc 90iac, sold at between So+Ac
10 9OsAc and 92c and closed strong at 9l9.c-
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal 70
$4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were ''o,DVu ,"
bushels. against 796.000 bushels on the same oay
last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 81 cars. against 5OS cars last
week and $50 one year ago.
September corn passed 6Oc to-day, selling at
6OI.c Trading was vastly larger scale than
for several days the general public taking all the
corn that was sold by professional local specuia-
tors The strength of the wheat market was the
dominating influence, but the crop reports were
generally unfavorable and the demand for cash
grain was excellent. In many instances. however.
buvers of cash refused TO follow the bulge
The market absorbed all offerings and closed near
the highest point. September corn opened &C i 1
3sc higher at $3.50 to Soc sold between 69fac ana
6o7sc. and closed at 60asc Local receipts were
r27 cars with 81 of contract grade.
Sentember oats to-day reached the highest prices
vet naid for the crop. The market. however was
GENERALLY slow with the exception of short furry
st the opening. The volume of business was very
Iiebt as compared with wheat and corn. Many
reports were received confirming previous state
ments of a short crop. September oats opened
1stc to 1Ibc higher at 52Ic 522sc sold between
sic and 52sAc and closed at 51Mc. Local receipts
were 246
The provisions market fairly active and
nrices were firm; fair buying of the January
product II is generally believed that this buying
was for foreign account At the close september
pork was up 10c at SIG 90. Lard was up nc 10
fOc at 50 Is to 50 1714. Ribs were 1Oc higher at
IS S5. ~
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat
a24 cars corn, 235 cars: oats. 507 cars: hogs,
head