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The new South-news., 1908-10-31
The Entire Plant, Including
Saw Mill. Dry kiIns, Plan
ing Mills and Lumber Com
pleteIy Destroyed BY Fire.

Los, sa.urd>.~~ ,2F.i.I~to.
'Cclocr' re iaYie siiv- mi- - fre
Eilisv'ie Lum oer c.ryauv wss D. .
.irog,sty ars'lhe.a~s..,. -
ner mili. ADD dry klics and az th .
lumber 90 ,hs yars-. were 81 con-
.umstsi b. ibe a. e. Tns a.
sirnoiiou - 'he pis1t w,s csmp.-i-
Nr. uu'ierei Parker. sls p-rc.
pal ow4er oi fas plant. estimate.
she lo.s 30 Upwards q 800 GOO riia
abouf ESQ., ofo .nsursucs
rhis immense plsas wss fe.1t'
lssi summer af ~ tna1sr.e c*r.
and was starred up st1-f tAe ssss
dle of sspi-mae- iisi sn1 vss r1--
ning oa full iine af sac '.-rs g rs
lesirucuon ~ Gre Mr pssftr's
Kols Mih wss i.s'r1re- es Ore d.
Ing last SIMMER. aud 11w ~if1 fal.
great loss or dis hanrs mlsrs
things tough with bin 6ui hstar q
man q iul1nrah.c viil as e1erl.
he Will rise. Phoenix ike. s-1 %
build this mill
JUS ~ soon as 'he ,.nsurarcs can
be adjusted. De will comuslce 81,
once 10 rebuild snlin % days ,lli
be running Hgain
We. - common wiin 0ar -afirs
community deeply symrafA'r vf1h
Nr. PARKER IN lis great mi.fsriur
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings
That No Ell.syille Citix9n Can
Afford To Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL Nc. ! comes
from the kidney socreiions. They
w,lIvarn you when fha Kidneys are
siohs .well Kidneys excreta clear
spsst nuAa. sR-hineyp send sa'
= u1lx pale aui ioamy. OF thick
re1T n@rv~''sr19ytGer full Of seq
mi ,pnd irretslS OF passeF.
NGER SIGNAL Ne. 2 cones
hsn.shc back. Back pains, dull and
heffy OF sharp and acuie, tell yoQ
Of Jsi kidneys ana warn you of NJ
coming of tropsy, diabetes aud
Brght's disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidreys and cure them
permanently.
b. l.. Lee, living on Callberry ST.,
Laurel. Misc. says; II used Doan s
Kidney Pills and am glad to say
that tnis remedy helped me greatly
| suffered for some time from dun
pain IN nv back and hips and the
kidney secre'ions were too frequent
In action. | used Doan's kidne,
Pills and thov served 20 relieve thes,
difficulties IN less than two weeks
Z have not had any return OF th'
trouble and feel that have beer
pcrmsne tly cured
For salc b, nj, dealers. Price Doc
Foster. .Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York. sole agents for the unite'
etatce.
Remember the name-posn $
and take no other
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
Looks Like a Landslide For
w. J. Bryan

From all sources of informant on
which we received. II looks like o
landslide for Bryan mex, Tuesday.
The solid south with New NorR, In
diana, and Ohio aud several other
states In the west, Bryan's election
is practically assured. Chairman
Mack Of the Democratic National
Committee, says 1t is going TO o. a
land shie for Bryan, aud l. does
look that way.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

This morninE about 10 20 o'clock
Nr John Hand one 81 the moe, IN
fiucniisi husfrcs- men OF Eliisyiilc.
and former resident q fhts place
and 40 extensive land owner "a this
county. very nasro~icy escape q
death when pair of mules "a
ahich he together vtib NJ Geo
Williams and liiilr zoo vcre dr.s-
iux % ouiiman 90 take The train 10
Eiisyiiis. ~hru suddenly without
,saruinK the rnrir~ became fright
rncd aud shirt 60 one eide "a the
-rIad throwing pr Hard hcviiY 20
- sfourd ssr.sinx his he lad
sssinst ihc hut n1iciirg a very
u1Is cash alcns frnc,r= over hts
temhle ifhe had been sfEnck an
.rh cues 1rash pcnid Iavr re
= 'r2 iesiantis Ihr a4uaceo
'uar So troaEts here as quies 81
BE- ass ssa..itlt 60 xrt asn less t4i
alt4ical trtagnerf. ~ "a . Ac-
NsIr dressed tls ~rncas. ar4 t1t
ratrnt Il trller and aaa ccatsruf
ais .enfass hcne ip-asSAi
NJ Hae1 tss z-ary trerts ai
ttrs plact t1t ttrcra1trf sts.
ccaas ure drsFas sympafh a.
sste @ -a.-al lalfsr1a 6Ictt-
At aft ta1 % rtT.ers alft Dit.
rta E4s.1 b. 90 s.-ane z14 wi-l soca
1t se f-Hia
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Ar Iryiu ssllats, prominent f.r
.mer 9. .covlns,a. COUNTY wa...sis-
mated near bis home hast slf0idsy
,nivh,. Robbery WAS suprossa W he
%ho motive y-h he <sts Asowso carry
q large amod.s ofmones ohhi~ per.
son. This puves rlnt.it is unsafe
TO carry much money around IN youy
pockets or even Keep in your homo.
Better far to put your money In your
home bank for saif kceping.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

The trouble with Mr.. X 'oseve,t IL
that he thinks everybody is wrong
hu' himself With MIN he Is IT.
vi h everything, and all other peo-
pie who DO not agree with hum are
liars OF the f1rst cloth
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
Estray Notice.

Lett my place NJ Eliisville. Sunday
night October 18th One dark bay mare
about IL years OLD; right hind foot
white, with small star In face. ANY
Information leading to her recovery
will he rewarded. Address
JOHN BRIDGES,
klhsville, Miss
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Old Joe Al,rm Foraker's fri nds
in Ohio. are said TO DO very luke
warm towards Taft. and that means
that they will do a plainly TO HIM on
sleciion dsv.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

II z.Eag 1ll s1E iAs sierlt1.
sac rssz1aaa1 7sH-1F wa ura saru-
-ts fl liatusr S. 8 -nsT aE1nI'
1-r -i s1sT are usg.siss.si,r lnst ~f
1A7t az t,lt.r ttet- 1l.hi rns s'es.-
pc ric-lf "a. ,l.I--tI Ia slls nis'aluI
Asrce W. feet sure C -.rTn1 s.rr
ticr.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Both sides are claiming the el,c
lion by large majoriiies, and it is
hard 10 tell just how the cat is &C
ing to jump, but we are hoping that
1t viii go for Bryan.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Old Joe Cannon. the Car Of The
House. is having the fight of his
nfe with eood prospects Of gettirG
beat. q consumation devoutly to b,
wished.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Jackson, Miss. has declared war
on the "S,uath Cows" by adopt
ing stringent ordinance 60 that IF
feet Hard on the bold heads, who
always occupy front seats.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Why don'r President II ,osevel,
answer Governor Haskell's last let
ter &c hims Haskell makes grave
charges against Teddy. but h,
doesn't answer
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Ne .e-l sasrT f-1s 80 -ew 6 -sl1
enthusiasts Brysu D-z-1 c-af. 1srs
contributed 20 tLe Bry4a aa1 Kern
campaign fund. We have given
them the opportunity. but they DO
not rt-notl
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Le,'s give ION. +. j Bowers q
rou,ins big ssif1 the sra ofNov
He Will appreciate a..
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

All indications point ~ the cleo
t,op OF our standard bearer. w. j
Bryan, Nov. 3
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

Mississippi expects every demo
crat to 90 to the polls next Tuesday,
and do his duty,
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

: Yp4 will hdr tf~namc Of T. j,
:" B,T*h, our tHSsrc,sm,u. a, the
foot OF the ticket. Do not overlook
The new South-news., 1908-10-31

state.at.Lsrgo 70 u BROOKS Ir,
A W sfIANDs, \
First Dist.--A ] MCINTYRE. =
sec. Dist ROBr GRESHAM. X
Third Dlst.--r Il HENDERSON \
an. Dist II q KINBROUGH X
5,h. Dist, JESSE JONES X
9th. Diet. J G STREET Y
7ih. Djat J r LOWERY \
sth. Dist.-H - GRAVES X
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL
TICKET.

In order that Ell NAV famillisfizs
themselves wifh Tie BrYau and Kern
ticket, We publish names Of Electors
boiow Qith < mark opposite
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
ELLISVILLE LUMBER CO.,
PLANT DESTROYED BY
FIRE.

LOSS ESTIMATED Al tytR 500 600
NlTH ABOUT $50. coo INSURANCE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
OLD HICKORY DEBATE
ARoUSES MUCH INTEREST

Arrangements for the debate next
Thursday evening before the Old Hick-
ory club in Highland Park indicate
that perhaps Woods hall will not be
large enough to hold the crowd.
Back in '96 Charles F. Johnson, who
will argue the Democratic side, and r.
J. Dominguez, who will represent the
Republican side, were both prominent
as political debaters, and one night
filled Elks hall on Spring street to
overfiowing Hundreds crowded the
sidewalks, 1t being one Of the campaign
events then.
Yesterday Eduardo A. Carson, secre-
tary of the Latin-American Republi-
can league, sent the following ac-
ceptance to DIR. S. Yerkes Van Meter
of Mr.. Johnsons challenge:
AS secretary of the Latin-Ameri-
can Republican league of Southern
California, beg leave to acknowl-
edge the receipt of :. our communi-
cation directed to Frank Domin-
guez, president of the league, chal-
longing him to a public debate, to
take place on the oath inst, the
issue to be: Resolved, That it is to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
CALL SPURNS
HEARST'S OFFER
REPUDIATES ACTION OF THE
DOODLE DEES
Declares Effect Of Boilers League Is
to Stalk Votes from Bryan
for the Benefit of
Taft

Joseph H. Call yesterday handed
back to the Independence league,
Hearst's local organization, the nomi-
nation for congress gratuitously pre-
sented by Democratic boilers.
Attorney Call is well posted on citrus
products and Indignantly spurned this
lemon gratuitously offered.
Mr.. Call gave out formal repudia-
ton of the "honor" yesterday as fol-
lows:
81 am surprised to learn that the
Independence league has assumed to
nominate me for congress for this con-
gressional district.
II am not a member of nor in any
way affiliated with that organization
and under no circumstances will 1 ac-
cept the nomination.
while l feel that locally there are
those in the Independence league who
intend the act as a compliment to me
personally, 1 am convinced that the
effect of the Independence league Or
ganization is to stalk votes from Bryan
for the benefit of Taft.
"In this campaign 1 feel that the
whole people should be united against
the party in power, which Is supporte
by all OF the great predatory corpo-
rations.
"Mr. Bryan and the Democratic
party have my full support in this
campaign"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
Buy Now-BONNELL Must Sell!
Prices $123 Upward, Cash or Terms

For various reasons I am forced to
close out my entire stock of 100 new
and secondhand pianos inside thirty
days.
The time is short--I am making
herculean efforts to get rid OF the
stock and avoid selling part OF II TO
some local dealer or warehouse.
Read carefully every word of this
advertisement and pay strict attention
to this statement. l positively assert,
without fear of contradiction, that
can sell you just the instrument you
want and save you from $10O to $500.
Glance through the above list. Take
note of the splendid names you VIII
find there-dont they represent every
manufacturer of consequence in the
country?
All these instruments are in the best
of condition, every secondhand piano
has been thoroughly remodeled and to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
CALL FOR CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION
435 South Spring st.

! Pursuant to the action of the !
!. Seventh congressional district dele i
+ CATION at the state con- j.
!. vention at Stockton, Septem- j.
J. Der 4, 1908, the Democratic !.
X convention for the nomination of !
i candidate for representative in j.
I. the national congress fro: the i
i Seventh congressional district of -
i. the stat of California is hereby i
+ called 70 meet at Symphony hall, 4.
!. No. 232 South Hill street, in the i
4. city of Los Angeles, at 2 o'clock 4
I. D. m. Saturday, September IL, for \.
!. the purpose of nominating can i.
+ didat for representative in United i.
j. United States congress to be voted 4.
i for at the general election the 4.
!. tuesday after the first Monday in i.
!. November, 1908. \
j. The representation of the various !.
!. districts will be the same dele J.
+ gates as those elected to the late !.
l. state convention held at Stockton, !.
i September 8 and A. 1908. i
J. ]. L. CHASE, Chairman. +
:. ,. M. Hammack, Secretary 4
4 i i. 4 4 4 i + i T. 4 4. 4. + + 4 + j 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
NEW COMMITTEE
IS ANNOUNCED
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE FOR
COUNTY CAMPAIGN
Much Of the Work VIII Be Done in
the City by the Executive
Body of Thrty-five
Members

Official announcement was made yes
terday of the personnel of the new Los
Angeles county central committee.
The executive committee consists of
thirty-five members, headed by Chair
man Norton, Secretary Walker and
Treasurer Plant, and the members of
the finance, organization, campaign,
speakers and law committees.
The executive committee, not being
unwieldy in numbers and being COM
posed of business and professional
men who are in Los Angeles daily and
easily accessible, will meet frequently,
most of the members reporting daily at
Headquarters in the Fay building for
conference.
The full county committee will meet
at stated intervals or at the call OF the
chairman.
Adam Dixon Warner has resigned as
committeeman from Sherman preclnct
and T. Valdez has been put In his
place.
The new executive committee for Los An
geles county is follows:
ALBERT M. NORTON, chairman.
IRVING NJ. WALKER, secretary.
RICHMOND PLANT, treasurer.
FINANCE
EUGENE GERMAN, chairman.
@. e. PARISH.
j. GAFFEY.
THOMAS GOOCH.
JOSEPH MESMER.
ORGANIZATION
DIR. A. c. PRATT, chairman.
JESSE WALDEN.
H. M. MCDONALD.
D. F. McGARRY.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
W. II, POSTON.
LUCIEN EARLE.
CAMPAIGN
w t. HARRIS. chairman.
DR. d. w. EDELMAN.
FRED DWYER.
w L. MOORE.
CHARLES VAN vALKENBERG.
w. L. WASHBURN.
SPEAKERS
w. r. BURKE chairman.
I. B. DoCKwEILER.
w It. CRAIG.
T. e. GIBBON.
THOMAS C. THORNTON.
C. F. HARRIS.
WALTER DUNN.
LAW
C. F. McNUTT. chairman.
EDWARD WEHRLE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
Or. Moore Goes North

DR.. Moore Goes North
DIR. e. C. Moore superintendent of
Los Angeles public schools, Will go
north on Saturday to Lake Tahoe. Tne
convention of state superintendent Will
be held there next week.
VIII Preach to Veterans
Rev. George e. Watson will preach
this evening at the Union Mission,
Sawtelle, at GAS o'clock, for the beneht
of veterans of the Soldiers home. Rev.
Watson's remarks will be mainly per-
tanning to the Civil War.
Refined Woman Arrested
A handsomely gowned and evidently
refined woman was arrested on Broad
way last night by Patrolman Jackson,
for being intoxicated. She gave the
name of well-known merchant anu
protested at her arrest and asked
leave TO 60 to her home. She was
placed in charge of the matron to sober
up and was booked for lodging.
Thrown from Buggy
Daniel Cross, carpenter living at
701 West Ninety-fourth street. while
driving west on Jefferson street came
in collision with an. inbound Jefferson
street car and was thrown from his
buggy He sustained painful bruises
of the arms and shoulders. His in
juries were attended to at the receiv-
ing hospital.
Plans Club for Y. M. C. a.
Plans for the Los Angeles club, to
occupy quarters in the new Y. M. G. A.
building, are being completed. George
I, Cochran has been elected president
with Lawrence B. Burck as vice presi-
dent and julius A. Brown as secretary
and treasurer. Many applications for
membership have been made and A. B:
Cass has been appointed chairman OF
the membership committee.
incendIary Fire
Two one-story frame houses at GIG
and 920 East Fifty-third street, owned
by F. E. Beckwith and unoccupied,
were damaged by fire last night to the
amount of $780, The fire was of in
cendiary origin. No report was made
to the police department. After the
fire had been extinguished the firemen
found oil-soaked rags and kindiing
placed at various points around the
house.
Yeomen to Picnic
The four different lodges of the
brotherhood of American Yeomen in
the city of Los Angeles will hold a joint
basket picnic at Santa Monica canyon
next Sunday. The picnic is a regular
annual AFFAIR and 1t is expected large
attendance will be present. Special
cars have been provided by the Los
Angeles-Pacific railway. There will
also be quite few members of the
order from out of the city.
viii Lecture on Liberty
Friends of religious and civil liberty
will be afforded an opportunity Sat
urday evening to hear that e-+inent ex-
positor on these subjects, Prof. Alonzo
r. Jones, who is visiting Los Angeles
and who has consented to deliver one
address at Blanchard hall. Prof. Jones
is the author of a dozen or more works
that constitute him an authority on
constitutional and ecclesiastical ques-
tions affecting the liberties of the peo-
pie, and his appearance in Los Angeles
is hailed by those who value the pre-
negatives of American citizenship as
very opportune, in view of the effort
now being made to secure religious
legislation in California that would tend
to curtal the rights of the individual.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
SANTA MONICA TAFTITES
HAVE CONFLICTING DATES

The Republicans of Santa Monica
district seem to be fearful that some
thing in the line of political meetings
will get away from them.
The Santa Monica Republican club
has advertised a meeting for Friday
evening at the city hall, while the Santa
Monica Bay Republican club has one
advertised at the Casino on Pier avenue
for the same date.
While both are busy assuring the
other that neither meeting will in the
least affect the other, local Republicans
are dipping coins to see which to at
tend.
Gregory's band Is advertised to play
visoraI Candidate G. J. Nellis will
speak, while other spellbinders are
down for speeches
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
Drevfus AssaIIant on Trial

PARIS, Sept. 10.-The trial of Louis
A. Gregory, who on June 4 of this year,
fired two revolver shots at Mai. Alfred
Dreyfus in the Pantheon, during lola
canonization ceremonies, was begun in
the assize court here today. One of
Gregory's bullets wounded Dreyfus in
the wrist.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
PIONEERS WILL SPEAK
BEFORE CITY CLUB

H. D. Barrows and w. H. Workman.
former mayor, will be the speakers at
Saturdays MONDAY meeting of the City
club.
Both are pioneers, and they will dis
cuss the early days in Los Angeles.
Members are privileged to bring
guests to these weekly sessions at the
Westminster hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
HON. JOSEPH H. CALL

JAMES SCARBOROUGH.
H. C. DILLON.
D. X. TRASK.
G. w. CROUCH.
AT LARGE
EUGENE GERMAN.
THOMAS C. THORNTON.
T. H. DUDLEY, Santa Monica.
w. r. BURKE.
JOSEPH SIMONS.
JOSEPH MESMER.
DIR. R. SCHIFFMAN, Pasadena
JOHN T. GAFFEY. San Pedro.
FRANK COULTER.
DIR. A. C. PRATT.
H. M. MCDONALD.
JESSE WALDEN.
WALTER DUNN, Monrovia-
F.. C. MARTIN.
ISAAC NORTON.
DR.. D. W. EDELMAN. =
JOHN TOPHAM.
W. T. CRAIG.
w. e. COLE.
DIR. ]. P. BURKE.
T. e. GIBBON.
r G.. LOUCKS.
1. B. DOCKwEILER.
d. K. TRASK.
JUD RUSH.
J. H FOLEY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11

There are probably some things want ad
cannot dO-perhaps good many things.
But it's strange how hard it is to think Of
any of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber Of Com
merce building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets, where free information viii
be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
at It's Best

all intents and purposes these instru-
ments are as good as new.
can sell you new piano for $123
an instrument dealers all over the
country sell for $3.50 regularly.
Buy n $3.50 Steinway Piano for $3.50
Buy $500 Kranich 4 Bach Piano for. 1870
Buy $3.50 Knabe Piano for ......... $500
Buy $3.50 Milton Piano for. ....... s1O5
sell for cash or on time--if you
take advantage of the time privilege
you pay per cent interest over the
cash price-no more, no less
Come and see me today. The piano
you want is here now, but may be sold
tomorrow, so take advantage of this
offer and come and see right away
E. M. BONNELL
A2E Co,.4h Cnr;nne Cf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the ar
ing copies of The Herald from the premises OF
our patrons THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11

the best interests of the people of
the United States that Hon. Will
liam H. Taft be elected president
Mr. Dominguez to take the affirna-
tive.
On his behalf hereby accept said
challenge and will be glad to con-
fer with some authorized person
with reference to the conditions OF
the debate. Very Respectfully,
E. A. CARSON, Sec'y
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
Listen to the Following
Conversation:

Wife: 81 like that chair"
Salesman: "It is sold."
Hub: eve should have
bought it the other day with
the rest of the goods. I told
you this was the best place in
Los Angeles to buy furniture. "
Wife: "I wanted to look
some more. We can get one at
Blank 's-but the price, 0 myp
Moral: Act quick if you
want to take advantage of our
bargains.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11

JAMES SCARBOROUGH.
W. H. DAHLBRINK.
G. F. McNUTT.
EDWARD WEHRLE.
JEFF CHANDLER.
STEPHEN LONG, Long Beach.
T. E. SPELLACY.
j. L. WINANS.
7. G. RAILS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-11
Refined Woman Arrested

A handsomely gowned and evidently
refined woman was arrested on Broad
way last night by Patrolman Jackson,
for being intoxicated. She gave the
name of a well-known merchant and
protested at her arrest and asked
leave to go to her home. She was
placed in charge of the matron to sober
up and was booked for lodging.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-19
MARKET LETTER.
Furnished BY Mahaska Commj ssion
Company. tSE

10 Chicago, Nova is.
WHEAT-Cables did not respond
to the advance, and there was con
siderable selling around the opening,
which was at u to sc under last
nights close. The bull crowd. how
ever, supported the market and
bought heavily and forced another adj.
vance to new high figures, May sell
ing up to $1.09B, Heavy realizing at
the advance broke prices sharply to
fraction under the opening range.
Dealings We're large and at times the
market was very active. Minneapo-
lis stocks increased 100000 bushels
for four days. Closing prices showed
December &c, May 9sc and July Nc
lower on the day. ,r- e---1
CORN-opening figures were &c
to hc lower, but there was plenty of
buying and an advance of &c in De
cember and May, and &c in July was
quickly forced. Then Patten turned
loose some NOR December and the
market. reacted 1sc After this the
market became dull and steady. with
narrow ranges. Closing figures were
&c higher for December and May
and sc for July.
OATS-Opening figures were about
unchanged, and on the strength in
other grains advanced &c, but failed
to hold 1t, breaking off " to sc with
the decline in corn. The market was
inactive, most Of buying being oy com
mission houses in the Nay delivery.
Offerings We're not large. The close
was B@Ac under yesterdays last
figures.
PROFESSIONALISM another very
DUH day, opening unchanged, except
Tor January pork, which was INC
higher. Prices ruled steady within
very narrow range and net changes
were unimportant.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Nov IS.
Opening Prices.
HOGS-Receipts today, $4,000.
10 higher than yesterday. Packers
doing nothing.
Mixed and butchers, $5.25@5.95.
Good to choice heavy, $5.5096.06.
Rough heavy, $5.259545.
Light, $5.10@575... ~. g. ttF
Bulk. s560@5.S5. IT,.
Pigs, $3.75@5.10.
Clearance yesterday, fair.
Estimated receipts for, tomorrow,
10000.
CATTLE-Receipts today, $4,000.
Weak to 10 lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow,
5000. ...-.., .,:...,. ..,.,.,,tg =.
Beeves, $3150I40.
Cows and heifers, $1.50@500.
Stockers and feeders, $2.50@4.60.
Westerns, S315@5.S0. w
p SHEEP-Receipts today, 10000.
Steady.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow,
$4,000. {.
Sheep, $2.4O@4.6O.
Lambs, $375@6.15.
Receipts and Shipments.
Official receipts yesterday-Hogs,
1888. Cattle, $500. Sheep, 2O,187.
Official shipments yesterday-Hogs,
4,S05. Cattle, 6,3S1. Sheep, 6,637.
Closing Prices.
HOGS-Closing active at the adj
vance; packers and shippers buying
more freely. Quality good.
Mixed and butchers. $5.2505.95
Good to choice heavy, $5.506G0O.
Rough heavy, $5.25@545.
Light, $5.15@5.75.
Bulk, $5.60@5.S5. tXi
Pigs, $3.75@51O. tHk
CATTLE = Good; choice Isteady;
others 10 lower. W
SHEEP-Steady.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-19
Chicago Cash Grain.

No. 2'fed wheat, $1.05@1.06.
No. 3 red wheat, $1.04@1.05.
No. 2 hard wheat, $1.04h@1.06
No. 3 hard wheat, $1.00@1.05.
No. 3 spring wheat, CSC 9$1.06.
No. 3 mixed corn, 621a@63Ac.
No. 4 mixed corn, 621ac.
No. 8 white corn, 63@63Ac.
No. 3 yellow corn, '63@63kc.
No. 2 white oats, '5O1a Ghkc.
No. 3 white oats, ASH 148kc.
No. 4 white oats, 44@49Ac.
Standard oats, 50Ac.