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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
SCALES HIGH MOUNTAIN
Annie S. Peck Succeeds in Second At
tempt to Climb Mount Huascaran
in Peru.

LIMA. Peru. Sept. Miss Annie $.
Peck of Providence, X. l., the mountain
climber. has succeeded. on her second
attempt within month, in reaching the
summit of lluascaran, She calculated
that the height of the summit is 10000
feet \ Swiss companion of Miss Peck
had foot and both hands frozen, which
caused gnngrcne To set in, and an Indian
guide was mraculouSly saved from death
after falling Il thouhand feet down Il
ravine This last attempt of Miss Peck
tG scale the Huascaran was begun on
August - Two weeks previously she
climbed the mountain to n height of %
coo feet. but was compelled TO return To
the lowlands on account of the illness of
one of her guides.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
COAnJUTOR NOT NAMED.
Propaganda for Discussion of American
Affairs Fails to Make San Fran
cisco Appointment.

ROME, Sept THE last meeting of
the congregation of the propaganda for
the discussion of American questions
was held today. Cardinals NiveiS Tuto,
Cassetta. Gennari. Satolh, CaviochIoni,
Segnu and Martelli We're present at the
meeting. which was presided over by
Cardinal Gottl.
The discussion, which lasted over
three hours, was almost entirely on the
case of the coadjutorship of san Fran
cisco Finally, partly because of the
irregularity with which the ticket OF
candidates was formed. the congregation
decided TO ask Archbishop Riordan to
have new candidates proposed 10y the II
removable rectors and arChbiShops III the
United States.
The appointment of Bishop Mudoon
of Chicago to the post of Bishop OF
Rockford. H., was unanimously APP
proved The congregation also approved
the transfer of the seat of the Canadian
ecclesiatic province of Victoria from Vic
toria to Vancouver; appointing iit-kev.
Augustin Dontenwil. bishop Of New
Westminster, as archbishop of Victoria,
in succession 10 Archbishop Ortiz. re-
signed. and appointing Very Rev. Mex
ander Mcdonald, vicar general Of Anti
gonish, aS the new bishop of Victoria.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
FIRE IN STOCK YARDS.
Two Buildings Belonging to Chicago
--rmour Plant Furnish Spectacle
During Night.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. with falling
walls crashing, heavy IRON rirders twist
ing in the intense heat into serpentine
shape and the glare of flames visible
for miles, two Of the largest buildings of
the immense plant of Armour X co. at
the stDckyards became Il mass of fire
swept ruins in less than an hour last
night.
Even before all the companies sum
moned 10y the alarms arrived walls be
gan to fall and all of one of the build
ings had collapsed. The structures de-
stroyed were the woolhouse and fertilizer
plant. Other large buildings in proXimi-
ty TO the two were saved only through
the hardest work by the fighters.
Injury to iircmen attended the falling
of the walls and the property damage is
estimated at 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
FOREST FIRES
STILL RAGING
PERSISTENT WORK ON PART OF
INHABITANTS SAVES TOWN OF
WRENSHALL, MINI.
SETTLERS ARE HOMELESS
Gov. Johnson Issues Proclamation Calling
for Relief for the Suf-
fererS.
TRAINS PICK UP FIRE VICTIMS


DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. I. The
flames are still menacinc the town of
,,-ro,,,l,,l, tL;rtr-f,o Mia, vast of I'm
" 80, 49, -
uth. Ihe TOWN. was thought 10 ne
doomed by the flames Saturday night
hut tha inhnbitonts have succeeded in
s,,Lti,,,, +t,,, Of 70 +bo ,,rosont TINA
Asn''"e ,n''' VA Wy " ''~ - :
lie military road about lhiie out Oh
the city. stopped the fire for. IA time and
the citizens rock advantage of this OBJ
,r,,,,i,,, e. u.,oo .bo s,,h+ AGAINST tho
s sna '''o'' u ""He 'ne ISN'T "7"''''' wv
''ie' c..,. p. a..
oe''ieis oui heu ou''
John Lowry of Duluth returned last
evening from Wrenshan. lie states that
the fires are raging all along the line OF
the road between Carlton and NrenshaIi
and that many settler nave been burned
out. The Great Northern trains ycSter-
day stopped several times between sta
tons to pick up settlers who nave been
left homeless by the flames ana brought
them To Duluth. The village of Holman
near Grand Kapids. Is reported 10 ne
threatened. The town has no hre nghtr
ing apparatus ana II mas peeiI Ts' o't
from COMMUNICATION Wlth 'rrahd hapluH
by telephone ana Telegraph.
States to Send Aid.
,,... 81 ,>-i.l,,,s.,, orthor;,ios
Nil"ii'So," "nu w ~ -, rai;o,'n ,I'n - :
NM NM De- ai ",,I@" ,,r,, ,,ado Homeless
w ~ p' go. IN Innis GorInton and Jtosco
~ ~ -; NJinnr,,'+, ,nl H. nortbern
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
PROBE FIGURING MILLS
English Bondholders and Stockholders in
Pittsburgh ashburn Co. Charge
Speculation.

LONDON, Sept. 1. - The English
hondholderS and stockholders in the
Pillsbury- Washburn Touring mills of
Minneapolis, now in the hands of re-
ceiver, the St Anthony Fails Water
Power company and the Minneapolis
Mill company, allied concerns, Will cause
a searching investigation 10 be made
into the affairs Of these companies. IT
is charged that persons connected with
the company in Minneapolis had beeI
Specializing in wheat and making no
entries rs to the funds used, and sensa-
tioual developments are expected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
KING LEAVES LONDON.
Edward Attends Racing Meet and Thus
Vetoes Report That He Would Re
ceiYe Papal Delegate.

LONDON. sept. king Edward has
arranged to spend the week AT boncaS
ter, where "a race meeting Is helhE htld.
Ills majesty thus vetoes the report ,hat
he Will receive Cardina! Vincent Van
nutolG. ualal delegate To the euCharlsuc
congress now assembling nj Nestmin-
ster. which 50 alarmed the militant Prot
cstauts composing tn. Protestant Fed
Grafton The federation requested the
King to assure it that the PapaI dele
gate would NOT be received, pointing out
that the ancient law iorbddlng the en-.
Try of papal delegate into England had
not been ahrogatcd. In reply TO the
fcdcrauons request comes tne se'hl-oi
fetal announcement of his majesty's rae
INK plans.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
DIRECTORS OF PITTSBURG MA
TIONAL CLAIM SOLVENCY AND
WANT TO RESUME.
COM MlSSIONERS DENOUNCED.
Mount Washington Savings Will Reopen
and Declare Saturdays Affair Was
an Outrage.
GOVERNMENT IS PETITIONFD.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Sept THE di-
rectors of the Cosmopolitan National
bank, which was closed 10y order of the
comptroller of the currency Saturday.
VIII meet tomorrow morning and iormu'
late demand upon the government otl-
Gals at Washington that the bank he re
opened and allowed 10 continue business.
They still ms st that the institution Is
solvent ana that the action of the comp
trollcr was not warranted.
National Bank Examiner John Il. Gun
ningham whose examination of the
banks books, resulted in the cOmptrol-
lerS order that it ho closed, denies that
he was intoxicated when he made the eN-
animation or when ln went to the bank
Saturday morning ami posted the notice
that closed the institution as alleged.
Cunnlngham was accompanied to the
bank Saturday morning 10y Judge +. +.
Oldham. legal adviser TO the comptroller
of the currency, who came 10 IlttSburS
to assist Cunningham N Ihe investlga-
ton of the Cosmopolitan.
Receiver Examines Books.
Receiver Robert Lyons and three gov
crnmcnt accountants began work on the
banks accounts TODAY The receiver
SAYS it will be several days before he
will be able to make report TO the
comptroller.
Officials of the Mount Washington
Savings and Trust company, which was
closed at ! 80 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing by State Bank Examiner Cover, de
clare that the bank Will resume business
tomorrow morning President II. W.
Glcifcr and Secretary George NJ Cor
don denounced the closing of the bank
half an hour before regular closing time
on Saturday rs an outrage.
Might Bankrupt All.
IF such thing a- this can he done
legally" said Gordon lit will be pos,
SibIe to bankrupt every bank in PcunSyl
yania. This accidental closing might
just as well happen tp u large institu-
ton. causing a tremendous run, as on =
small banking house Ike ours"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
Escaped from Siberia.

The nual result of these charges was
lis Punishment to Siberia, whence, after
,urJnu, adventures, he escaped 10
Nmrrira. Savine asserted that he served
ms captain Of the United States cavalry
during the war with Spain, aud SAID
NAT nr was wounded nj Santiago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
D, D. STUBS IS DEAD.
Prominent Traffic Manager in West Dies
in San Francisco of Pneu-
MONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. =
David -. Stubs, general manager of
the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
company, since its organization, brother
Of J. &. Stubs traffic director of the
Hartman lines, and of Or. J. f. Stubbs,
president of the Nevada state university,
is dead ut his home here after Il short
illness. due to an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Stubbs came to California i'll 1850
from his birthplace in Ashland o.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE
Paris Fletcl err, st. Paul Attorney Meets
Death IN Accident at Minnesota,
MINI.

ST PAUL Mimi, Sept "a teIe'
phone message from Minnesota, Mimi
sixteen miles from Winona, says that
Paris Fletcher, wealthy and prominent
attorney of 81. Paul, was killed today III
AN automobile accident. No further de
rails were received. Mr. Fletcher was
n member of the law firm OF Clark and
Fletcher
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
HIDES IN DEEP MINE
ITALIAN FUGITIVE FIRES AT POSSE
AND THEN DISAPPEARS.
Guards Wait for Hunger to Drive Black
Hand Suspect to Mouth OF
the Shaft.

CHICAGO. H., Sept. Joseph
Sciurba, wanted by the local police for
alleged black hand operations, is believed
to be secreted in the dark recesses OF a
coal mine at Scottsberg, H., Il village
four miles from Marion, his home. The
vicinity of the mine is guarded by il
posse awaiting the hour when hunger
will drive the fugitive from his conceal
ment.
News of this situation was brought to
Chicago today by Detectice Longobardl
who traced Sciurba to his home.
The chase after Sciurba was an eXcit-
ing one. When Longobardi on Friday
last approached The formers home he
was driven back by relatives of the al
legged black hand leader. The latter es-
capped to cornield from where he fired
several times at the posse which had
been organized. lie then disappeared
into the coal mine and Longobardi left
the case in the hands of the local au-
thortes
The officer upon his return was put to
work on another black hand case and
came near TO accidental assassination.
Antonio TavOlacci. Il grocer, had re-
ceived letter ordering him to deposit
$1,000 at Il place designated on the In
dian street bridge. y woman. whose
name was not made public 10y the police
heard of the plot, and herself having re-
ceived threatening letters. resolved to
take the case into her own hands. She
waited III the bridge and when Longo-
bardi and other detectives approached
she mistook them for the senders of the
letters
Using stiletto, she made a lunge ut
Longobardi, but the knife glanced from
his star, and inflicted only a flesh wound.
The woman was taken into custody, but
upon showing the threatening letters she
had received she was exhonorated of any
intention of injuring the police
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
DoNs TROUSERS TO STEAL RIDE
Chicago Woman Beats Her Way to Den
yer with Her Husband.

DENVER. colo. Sept 5.-Dressrd in
her husbands best suit Of clothes. Mrs.
ROSA Hall, the young wife of Arthur
Hall. a cook. was arrested in company
with her husband. Mrs. Hail, or Mrs.
Smith. ms she gave her name at the iail
10 keep friends in the city from learning
of her plight donued her husbands
clothes IN Chicago. whcr" they resided
50 that She could h" with lima in his ut.
trmpt To- heat his way to this city,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
.SACKVlLLE IS BURIED.
Services Attending Funeral of Former
British Minister to United States
Are Simple.

SEVEN OAKS, England, Sept =
The funeral of Baron Sackville, at one
time minister to the United States. who
died at Knole park. here. last Thursday,
was solemnized today with simple cere-
mony. Besides the neighborS and ten
ants of the late baron, the principal at
tendantS were IL group of retired diplO-
mats who had been his colleagues in the
foreign service and who came here on Il
specinl train from London.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
RAILROAD GIVES POINT.
Canadian Pacific Will Take Back Strik.
ing Mechanics on Scale of Recon-
citation Board.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. THE
Canadian Pacific railway has decided tc
take the mechanics, who are on strike
back to WORK dis week in their old
positions ON the wage scale agreed upon
by the majority report of the board OF
cancellation held in Winnipeg, pending
a further investigation by a seconc
board on some points now in dispute
This indicates that the decision of the
Canadian Pacific railway is an uneX
pcctcd concession by the company a
100 British mechanics are expected Il
arrive this week for distribution among
the shops in the west.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
NOTED HOFFMAN DEAD.
Willis Howe Was Conspicuous for Quar-
ter Century.

CHICAGO, H., Sept = Willis
Howe, one of the best known hotel men
in the west for more than Il quarter
century, is dead ut the French Lick
Springs hotel, French Lick, Ind, after
an illness of five weeks. Few men have
been SO widely connected with hotel ac-
tivitipS in Chicago and other cities as
the deceased, and his acquaintance with
the travelling public numbered into the
thousands.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
KILLS DRUNKEN MINER
Br'lct Stops Two Days DebauCh Of
East St Louis (Qll) La
bOTeT

EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,, Sept. Aft
er having terrorizod the citizens of
Edgcmont for two days and nights, Club
Otin, miner was shot and killed to-
day by Charles Berger, owner of an ice
cream parlor. Otin began drinking heavi.
~ Saturday night ana had since stalked
the streets making threats of trouble
Entering Bcrger's ice cream parlor he at
tempted to slash Berger with Il razor
and was shot dead. Berger Immediately
surrendered to the police and was taken
into custody. OUu came from Mystic,
Ia. two years ago. ii Is said he had II
wife and two children In Iowa.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
WILL EXAMINE THAW,
pittsburq Creditors to Meet Him Unless
Authorities IN New York Prevent
His Departure.

PITTSRURG, Pa. Sept. I.-CnlesS
prevented by the New York authorities
Harry *. Thaw will come to Plttsburg
Friday morning, September II, to be eX-
amiued hy his creditors in his proceed,
inrs in bankrptcy. If Thaw should
leave New York. there is some question
ms to whether or not he could be re-
turned to that state where he is being
held AS an insane patient.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
CHURCH CALLS ToLsToI PAGAN,
Believers Told to Abstain from Honor.
ing Him 70 Save Their Souls.

ST PLTENSBING, Scpl. 5.-TIo
Hoy Synod has addressed an appeal to
all believers not z participate in the
celebrations HeAt wednesday, in honor
Of Count Leo TostGi's eighiietL bir,b.
day on the ground that honor rendered
an opponent 81 the church would he n
stumbling block to youth and persons Or
.Seak faith
Tile encyclical is marked for it's bitter
language. 'I0lstoi denied the Saviour
and backslid from the church," ii saws:
since 1901 he has ranked among lhe
pagans. Believers must abstain from
honoring such a man in order 10 save
their souls from the judgment Of God"
The encyclical viii be read and
preached from all pulpits
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
DAILY BULLETIN SUSPENDS.

FOND DI LAC. Wis Sept II Spc-
cial. With sunday morning issue the
Daily Bulletin which has been the
morning publication here since January
II, 1908, suspended publication. The
Bulletin will be merged with the Daily
Commonwealth an afternoon daily, the
owner Of which recently acquired con
troll of the bulletin. In its final mum
Der The Bulletin announced that IL had
been u failure from the start and had
cost its creditors and stockholders some
thing over $1,000 \ short time ago II
was sold NJ public auction TO T.. Il. LA
her Who shy. that Ia has lost 500 i
week since Oh the venture
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
Leap-the-Gap Artist Injured.

RACINE. Wis. Sept. 7.-Charlcs Van
Norman. while performing nj IL street
fair, attempting to do the leap-the-gap
and high bicycle dive act, was probably
fatally injured As Van Norman start
cd down a 6O-foot incline boy pulled
guy wire and Van Norman struck the
side Of The tank and sustained internal
injuries He is % years old.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
Will Pension Aged Preachers.

RACINE. Wis. Sept I.-Ihe SWEDISH
Central conference has decided to pen.
sion superannuated ministers. l)r. VII
liam Hcnshcn Of Chicago led the fight
for the aged preachers. The conference
determined that the church could not
demand more Than thirtr-tvc years 81
the preachers life and then he was free
to retire nj pension of $3.50 year
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10

The accompanying illustration shows
the Burns monument nj Chicago. The
statue is the same a. that which will sur
mount the Burns monument whichJameS
\. Dryden has commissioned for Milwau-
kcc Tut the design of the pedestal is on
tiroly different. Lovers of art who have
seen the drawings aud model of the pc
dcstal for the milwaukee, monument, me
work of Julius f. Iieimcrl, pronounce
the proportions perfect
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
RAILROAD COMPLIES WITH LAW.
North Western Places Tariff Cabinets
in Chicago Stations.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. I'll Special. /
Tie Chicago 4 North-W Western railroad
has ordered 40 tariff cabinets to he
placed in local stations as reccptacleS
for such documents as required 10y the
now rate law. The cost will be about
SIiljNNl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
Would Sell Pump to Grand Rapids.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept IL Special /
The Alis-t halmers company OF Mliwan-
kec has offered the city Of Grand Rapids
Mich ~ $4,000 the 15WN,rD gallon
pump made for Los Angeles, Cal, but
which WAS not delivered owing t. the
low rate III which Los Angeles bohd'
We're selling.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, Sept Z.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE BUTTER -- Firm; Elciu
prices Of extra creamery is DC: local price,
extra creamery is DC; prints 2ic trsts,
2oq2lc; seconds l61lSc; process, l9u2oc;
lGU lie: packing stock. 1871 lac.
CHEESE-Stendy: American full cream.
new make. twins. l2ql2l4c: Young Amer
icas, i-12a l3c; daisies, l2l2dl5c' IonGhorhs,
13u13l2c; limburgrr new make, loulOl2c;
fancy brick, l1u1ll4c; low grades, 9c i'm.
ported Swiss, 24c; block, 11ulll4c; round
Swiss. lll2Ql2c.
fetal market for stricty fresh laid ~ re-
ceivcd cases returned. 16l2c: fancy candlcd
in ii small way, 2lH2ll2c; seconds ana
checks, Su9c. Receipts, 40 cases; Satur-
day. 40 cases
ELGIN, H.. Sept, 5.-lSpecIal. l-Elgln
butter market firm at 23c Total output for
week in this district 76l 2oJ pounds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
La Crosse Merchants Invade Iowa.

Ia CROSSE. Wis, sept 81 Spc-
cial. In accordance with a plan adop;
ed by the La Crosse merchants aud
manufacturers If making trips IN big
delegations to cities and towns friendly
Ia tGis city, II special train Will be run
70 Waullon. Ia, September Ii. carrying
members of the commercial organlza-
ti1us
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, lo,5oml100; No. |
timothy hay. 9.Iod1Ooo; No. timothy
hay. S.5Uu9 90: clover and mixed, T5uTl
SO; choice kansas and Nebraska prairie.
95ua1ooo; No. prairie. "."oa9.25; 80.
= prairie, S.WaS5o; Wisconsin ln a rs,,
fepdin.. T.5o6lS.Oo: packing hay. 1.3pUt.r;
rye. straw. G.JVaT.Oo; oats straw, G.-Jtt t'.Jo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10
1928 KILLED AND
INJURED ON JULY 4
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL
TELLS OF AWFUL CARNAGE
ON HOLIDAY.
NUMBER MORE THAN YEAR AGO
Doctors Skill Decreases Deaths from
Tetanus, but Fatalities from Other
Causes Increase.
BLANK CARTRIDGES THE WORST.

- ,T--,,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, sep. o. I'VE 'l'u
sand, Fix hundred and twenty-thirr men,
women and children killed and injured
this is tie slaughter that wen, to make
an American holiday.
The number of casualties is l2lo more
than last year, though me ""'''t'. .. ~.
deaths, l6", Is one Ir,~ 49,, IFS r,,u;
tains 10, m%re mann, 5"ao ,o2 Tra ~. DIR dur
the second Iar t.r "i nr NV, I been Rrpt y
ihs Y"r , I'" M l.n " $mrriran Medical
.nt 1"4I,I" - ''
I'm ij9o5 iLe number Of deaths from
,etauus wa. los. aud from other causes
90 Thi, year the number of deaths
from rrtan,ls wa, - and from other
causes TO- The decrease ana '",''",'
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MILWAUKEE, STOCKYARDs REPORT.

HpGS-StrunG; fair To choice mixed and
butchers, 6.2o0ioJ, common and grassy
mixed. 5.5ua61o; packers, selected. 6.G1u
Go; fair to good, 6.21u66o; rough packers,
332o43.'3: light, 6."06s3; pigs, 4.oofp5.i5;
thin throw outs, 4.UON4.1J.
Chicago merchants had 4 holiday run or
$1,000 hogs today, MS estimates called for
but despite this rather large opening con
Segment, prices held steady or bvlt"r for
the Choicer grades. Choice heavy porhcrs
were quoted nj 1.01l4 aud mixed STUN
Hanged from ESQ to I.o1. cattle aud ~UvCp
We're steady with 10000 Of each offered.
Opening sales for the week at the local
yarus were n little higher than Saturday :
close with about 500 head on the market
Best hogs were quoted at go To 900.
Light ranged from Goo to $50.
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Poultry Show for Sank County.

ISpecial. The Baraboo Valley Poultry
nnd Pei stock association Will hold their
second annual show here January IL 10
II. r. NJ. Campbell will be the Judge.
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. Ave. Price. No Ave. Price.
..... 1916 5000 19........121 $50

CUDAHl. Wis, Scjt. 1.-RccciptS So
hogs Market steady Common To GOOD
packing. 6.1JNG.6J; good to choice butchers
and heavy. 6.G5H1.o5; fair to choice light,
4upfiG.Ur Representative sales: . hogs,
average 2i6 lbs ut GO: 20 hogs, average
213 lbs at G.3J: - hogs, average loo lbs at
Go: 1t hogs, average 33i lbs nj 6.l"; o.
hogs average 800 his mt Csc; 20 hogS, aver.
age l7s Ms nj go; II ho-s. average 80
SOUTH OMAHA. Ncb,, Sept. i.-tatile-
Receipts. 1909; market aCtiv" and strong
err: native steers. .2lU 10; COWS and hci
erS 5000 loo; western steers. ""N','..'b'
Texas steers. 3oD04GJ; range COWS ANA
heifcrs, 2.5uU4.25; stochcrS and feeders
2,15@ iGo; calves, 3wd'In Hogs re
ceipts. 300; market steady; bulk %! sales
6.55u6G5. .Sheep-RccciptS. 2t,4Jo; mal-
ket steady To strong; lambs, 9oJG'.'"'
SH ST. I ,i9ti Mo. sept. 7,-CattIr-Kc-
ceiptS. COCO; market strong; beef steers,
lUtltI 80: stockcrs and feeders, 2.iJjtl"o,
cows and heifers, 3oOaG0o; Texas steers
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 5etn 10 cents
higher; pigs aud lights, 4.5oH6S5; packers.
{; 2J6l6.95: butchers and best heavy, G.'1@
I 10 Sheep-Rccepts. 800; market steady;
natives. 5000 40; lambs, 4."a65o
CHICAGO, H., Sept .-Cattle-hoceiplS
about 1000; market steady; beeyeS. 3.6oV
TO: cows and hcifers, l.1o15.IO; Texans
34Oa4.G5: stockcrs and feeders, 2.6uai io:
vesternerS 3.2OMJSo: calves, G.6Diaj. 81
Uogs-Recepts about 2J.pr0; market stcady
but slow: light. G3oU6oJ; mixed. G.'H'U
700; heavy, 6.3oltI 90; rough, 6.apu 6'u'
pigs 51ua6.oO: bulk of sales, G6'hh6. 80
Sheep-Receipts about 10000: market
4 -; yearlngs. 4.2on4.So; lambs, 3.5o4
Il 3 tfput.in.