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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01
About Pitchforks

An Improvement in pitchforks
that will be appreciated by farmers
generally is the new shaped fork of
the Keen Kutter brand, a large
consignment of which has been re-
ceived by the Hawkins hardware
store. 1t is especially built for
handling alfalfa and no hay will
hang on the fork. 1t is a time
saver and a labor save. aud there
will undoubtedly be a big demand
for this haying tool. Farmers are
invited to call at the Hawkins
stole and inspect this new departure
in hay forks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01
No. sl45 Report of the Condition of the
First National Bank

of Emmett, Idaho, at Emmett in the state OF
Idaho, at the close of business, June 2Srd, lyVs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01

SALE OF TIMBED. Emmett, Idaho, June 10
1909. Scaled bids marked outside, IBID, TIM
Der Sale, Application, June IL, 1909, Payette'
and addressed to the Forest supervisor, EN-
NETT, Idaho, will be received up TO and lnclud-
ing the 31st day OF July, 1863. for all the meT,
charitable dead timber standing or down and all
the live timber marked for cutting by the Forest
onicer located on an area to be definitely oeslg-
mated by the Forest ofhcer before cutting oeglns
in the seL unsurveyed sec 9, Up IL N, X. 2E'
b. M, within the Payette National Forest
Idaho. estimated to be fifty thousand rect b. M
of Yellow Pine and Douglas Fir saw-timoer
Ne bid of less than 81 90 per thousand Feet, b;
M. for green saw-timber, and 81 90 per thousand
feet, b. M, for dead and down saw timber. VIII
be considered and a deposit OF $780,. 90 must be
sent to the First National Bank q y Deposl-
tory, Ogden, Utah, for each bid submitted 70
the Forest Supervisor. Timber upon wand
claims is exempted from sale. The right to re-
lect any or all bids is reserved. For furtner m
formation and regulations governing sales, al
dress Mr.. G B.. Mains, Forest supervisor
Emmett, Idaho tSlgnsdl
G.. b. Mains, Forest Supervisor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01

The body of Mrs. Pauline Schott
was brought to this city Sunday
from Grand Junction, Colo, for
interment, and the funeral was
Aheld soon after the arrival of the
afternoon train. Deceased was the
wife of Fritz Schott. who several
months ago brought a 20 acre
tract of bench land, and mother of
Mrs. Lambaugh. The family was
packing up and expected to start
for their new home here when Mrs.
Schott took her life by her
own hand by hanging. No reason
is known for the deed.
Have your old clothes made new
by Bryant, the tailor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01
WEATHER REPORT
Prec.
EMMETT AFFAIRS.


S. & B. hams, bacon and lard a
Stewards market.
DR.. Clark received his new Buick
automobile yesterday.
Ladies. have your skirts dry
cleaned. Bryant, the tailor.
Hawkins, Hardware, has a com
plete stock of disk plows and grair
drills.
Acre tracts in Bigelow addition,
$500. Steunenberg- Marvin Co.,
Ltd.
A. Best has opened a CONNECTION.
cry stand in the George Rule build.
ing.
Charles H. Bloom, the district
missionary, will preach in the Bal
fist church Sunday morning and
evening.
For pianos and organs see Hell
fert Jewelry Co. The very best AT
the lowest prices. Big discount
for cash.
Mrs. May Kinner and 8 year old
nephew were drowned in the Snake
river at Twin Falls Friday by the
overturning of a boat.
A stitch in time will save you
money when your shoes need re-
pairing. Take them 10 w. L. Bur
ton, in Barrett's harness shop.
Frank Russell, who has been
working with an engineering crew
on an irrigation project near Salt
Lake, returned home Tuesday for a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. R. N. Cummings and
daughter arrived Saturday from
Twin Falls and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly until a suit
able house can be found.
Jay Eye See, the must famous
t-otter the world has known, died
at Racine, Wis. last week at the
age of 81 vears He was the first
horse to make a 2:10 record.
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver
and bowels to expel poisonous
matter, cleanse the system. cure
constipation and sick headache.
Sold by H. T. Davis.
On account of the absence OF
Rev. Smock at Portland, the adj
dress at the Fourth of July cele-
bration in Godwin's grove Satur-
day will be given by Rev. II. E.
Cullison.
The local option petition has
been signd by GEL of the S03 voters
in the Emmett precincts, being
nearly 80 per cent. The law re-
quires 40 per cent to call an cleo
ton.
Tons upon tons of barb wire and
woven wire are piled up in Hawkins
warehouse for those who contem-
plate building fences this fall. He
buys in carload lots and can quote
the cheapest prices, Call and get
figures.
Governor Brady was elected an
honorary member of the @. A. R.
at the encampment held in Cald-
we'll last week. This is the hrst
time in the history of that order
such an honor has been conferred
upon anyone not a veteran of the
civil war.
Teething children have more OF
less diarrhoea, which a be con-
trolied by giving Chamberlain
Cholera, Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy. All that is necessary is
to give the prescribed doses after
each operation of the bowels more
than natural and then castor oil
to cleanse The system. 1t is safe
and sure. Sold by H. T. Davis.
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The Popcorn Man
BEST

A. BEST
Has put in a stock of Candies, Gum,
Popcorn and Fruit. Call and see
him.
Two doors south of Hawkins store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01

FOR SALE--One full blooded
Jersey bull, 4 months old. H. G..
Baker. 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01
W~ANTED-Girl to do general
homework. Will L.angroise. 81

W~ANTED-The party who has
the Wilton velvet rug used in the
M. E. church commencement night,
please leave at this Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Stock in Easter Gold
Mining and Milling Co. All or
part of 10000 shares. Make me an
offer. Sumner Davis, New Ply
mouth. Idaho. 37tf.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01

FOR SALE-Two pool tables.
Inquire corner Cigar Store, En-
nett. 81
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-07-01

TRADE-Nice six room cottage
in Boise for live stock E. E.
Harris, Emmett. 37-2p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-01
gStete i1rem sseimb lett 20 Sahren.

Scr erbarmungsloieite Seinb,
ben i6 fir 20 Sabre bottle, erfldrte
Jrau Sames Duncan, BON 9apnes-
bile, Me., mar Dpspepie. Sd litl
furdtbar nod ieoem giien nno Grin.
fen nnb fonnte faum idlafen. 9ad,
benz piele Wittel bergeblih marcl,
uno peridieoene Doftoren mid auf-
gegeben batten, perilidte id electric
8itters, melfer mid bonit6noig fn-
rierte. Nun fam ih M4es eiier.
Sd bin 70 Sabre alt unb erfrens
mid meiner mieoerbergeitenten Graft
uno @eiunobeit." Sir ~nnberoaulid-
felt, appetitloiigfeit, NierenIeioe.
&Ifenihmer5en, meibliden 2eioer
lit es uniibertrofffen. Sour so StS.
Bel aaen Druggiiten.
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sdnelle abfbafuns.

Set aOnis 5riebri9 I. BON preu=
BEN mar es am preubi59en 5ofe @itte,
baB an Der 9oftafel 5tpei @eneraueutz
adnts benz aDnis ftsbenb bic @peifen
por5ulegen botten, unb bab Der 6of.
mariHan Bis gum erfien Srunf aufz
partete. Surge 3eit, na9bem Sriebs
rid Wilbem III, ben S9roa beifieeen
bate, unb ais er gum erften Male
erobe 5efttafel hte1t, fa6 audi Ct BIN
ter feinem SeKel ben 9ofmarfdan our
Mnfpartnns bsreititetsn; sitig faste
ct gu benz alien GERM: rGDnnen iId
aud ieBen."
sd barf niat." anttportete Der
5ofmarf4aa, r~ipsntsftens nidt eher,
als Bis Cure Majeitdt ben erften
9ru1t getban,4
r@dreibt Bite gafelorbnuna baau
aud Elm beitimmtes @etrdnf por?"
fraste Der aDnis,
r@epiel ID peib e Hein,T srptberte
ber 9efmarfhaH,
rMarten Ste faste Der RDnis,
grtff mad benz nd4ften MaTerglaie,
trant Dor oes Sofmarf9aas Mugei
unb fpra9 peiter: sd babe alfo ben
ssrifen Srunf getban unb 5par in Be-
aug auf bisfe alberne Gillette slei9
fir mein ganaes ferneres 2eben,"
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nctiz an StsusrzabIer.
Mapor's Office.
Son Mntonio. Ser, 20. Sept. 1909.

San @ntonio, Ser, 20. Sept. 1909.
Siermit miro Noti5 seeeben, oaf
Der Observation-Disclosures DIN /.
ytobember 1909 i'm 3immer $50. is.
StaotbaQe, 5uiammentreten miro.
INN uber ale @ppeaationen bon Den
entiaeiounsen bes Staot-aiieiiors,
lino ale aiieiiments, burd ben NJ
lelior fir gigentum i'm Siscnliabre,
enoero am 81. Mai 1910, sarnadi
(angegebenes mie nidt angegebenes)
ab5uurteilen. Ser @usi6uB lit tag
lid (Sonntoee uno Seiertaee aisee-
lblolieD in Sisung uno miro
60 Gage in Sisung bleiben. @eoer
Der Stootrot, nod oas aiieiiements.
&ornite iperoen 8etitionen beriiflib.
tigen, na6oem ser 4usi6uB feline
Sisungen beenoet bat.
8rpan GallagbaM
atteit: Mapor.
5reb. Sries, Staot.GIerf.
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Wtadt bic Qlrbeit Ieidbter.
san antcnier sente lafeii iid) betch-
reit, iute es gemtadjt iuir6.

es 1T idper ieinen gerpflidtuuoen
t1a65ufommen
~ gttt einem itets idmersenoen
Wttt %nnbequemen nrin-geifner-
ben.
9oans Mieren giaen MADDEN oie
g(rbeit Iei6ter.
Sic beilen MiidenIhmeraen.
Sle tur1eren alle Nieren=2eioen.
Sreo. 9. 8aoer ir., Mesqltite uno
9ofplon StroBe, San Mntonio, Ser,
lo9t: sd oenfe, i6 BIN bered,tiat,
Soans Nieren BiGen gu empfehIpn,
troboem i6 nod Sen gon5en Sssnbalt
el11er Sda6tel gebroudt babe. 81
ne Sabmuna in meiuem Miifen hia-
oerte mid an Der Mrbeit nuA tpuroe
l9 ollr9 einen baufigen @nsffuB Ser
Observation-Disclosures belq1tiat. Mlg
goons Nieren @tlen mir als alttss
Wttttel eeeen fof6e 2eioen enapfub-
len puroen beridoffte id mir cine
sdadtel bon Ser 8erar Drug 60.
Sic mirften raid uno ieit ibrem @e-
bralid, bin i6 fret bon aaen Mieren-
2eioen."
3nm @erfauf BET auen Sanoleru.
Nrefs so Gents, Softer @ilh1ru
60, Buffalo. Nep Oorf. oqeinigc
ggenten fAr Die Ser. @taoten.
grinuert gu9 oes Momens
9oons - unb nehmt feline onoeren.
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Gines perbribten amabem SdJreic

.eridreften feline @roBmutter, airs.
Mturio SuDlor, BON Nebo, 4p., mel
6e ifreibt, oaB, als ollie oad)ten bop
er iterben miirbe, 8udlens Nrn;cu
Salbe i'm p~oaitanoig beilte. l1riebl-
bar fir @rmb-, Sdnitt- uno alloerc
8eripunoungen, 8erbriibungen, &iib-
neraugen uno Sbiirfungen. Sill
riert 5ieber-8 Iaien, 8euIen, Saut-
ousi6lag, Sdorf uno raube San-
be. 8ertreibt Sdnlorrboioen. 25
Cts. bel allen 9ruggiiten.
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-Grflarmna

nBas baben Ste benn oa inn SEQ.
item, SEER S6ul5e2"
Cine Sanoboa 9aare - Elm In=
oenfen an meine geldieoene SrauF"
nDie batte bod feline blonoen
9aare!"
yMber ihl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-01

Gere9t.r 3nrn, Sn elmer alten
9ibinser gbrOnit 1T folsenbes gu
lefen: nQnno 1874, als bic 8apern tn
Der Geftung selesen, ipurbe Der Man
BON ben Gransoien unterminirt unb
sefprengt, nobel uber Is perionen
baberifaer 8eiasung umfamen. Mls
bic Seine anse5iinbet, 1T nebsn am
beren au9 Elm Splpatenpeib IN bic
2uft seiast fpprbeH, cine Mderldnss
Deit obne Sdaben au 4oben sefauen.
Dieber aufseftarben unb unDeriebrt
Encouragement. 9at aber arg ges
f4impft unb 1T arg fdlimnler 2aune
gepef.1
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WeCd,dftHeffer.

Sarefabrifant: rSie t1ns
men ben Sarg rubig Bel mir beiteuen;
Id liefere meine Sdrge i9on felt 20
Sabren unb babe nod teinerl ein5isen
aur Geparatur btfDmmen.s
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
couNrRY PRODUCE MARKETs.

New September
There light obbing trade in domestic pea ] 6eans;
a So $oas2s24 Medium nesleeted sesreey any mar 3
e row lef5 are nseted and weak No further change in
red dnfy % ne h sHoft pess Slightly 6rmer We quote
TANs marro choice s RsT s1s sn5n pea Choice s. soS
e. s5rs 90 imported marrow. choice 81 45qS2 go DO
mm.9 s90 s@S se: s9ss g Ssjs sS a d pea DO @
s. s0aS2 white kidney choice o ~ t'a ~ 6 common
e god S2s2 black turtle soup choice - lSq s. ~
uie iu in trading to-day; due IN large measure t., to
the fact that Pse FISH arfvas were iigbter however
with previous receipts cleaned up % bs5ncss Vino RE
ported in creamery butter was about ~ % e W. IN tt
Quotations outside hgures being gsneTaly 45HeI inward m
hnet grades Firsts ana @ iepnqS rom out Of town. Process
= r drn ~ iate dgufss Factory and packing stock in
small g1ppy y.5,1s ana SI per rS'FH "a Il gs9s 90 extra
frsts 2s g3Oc; do seconds s 10 3oS5g6Is. 10
2e do held sf Tpea asiry @ tubs finest 5oc DO good
ssIc5ias 35sa27c extras 25!:q2Ge 90 ars's 2t9
559as, westeTn factory hrEts 2ac do seconds p "a
%2 90 Padaaas aaas '!ii 81 gre & do '5 40 B. sa3osc
CHEEsE.sc52ipn5 n tfeir vews showing no disposi
ton . ~eaken ang sosn o4 While s shrinking some s
Eeep up fairly and in excess ot the % Sgtst & anS "a
% business doing earlier made storage cheese but
II is probable % Mex NE Win prevent any material shrlnkage
In storage holdings. skins IN faTy active deinai]l d ] r
liverpool cable Fines caRadian ne" SIZE S "a , ir e2ea
sna o. Is5zGislg: 10 colored. large or small fancy
slit. DO white small fancy l5he; 90 gooa 20 pis'
l"tac o., 10 common fair. 1iiz93ltc; DO sklnis
- s,ecials l2asc; 10 skins me letc: az Tar %
lo65d l6 !" giaiI4c do common. 6%0s74e 90 ~" SNih7'
4atm61sc- -. 80 7a,, cases Trade continues
, ood for des able qualities ana pioeS >; ha ,h
piet,. Etll Irregular OWNS 20 lo
steady 10 - IN quality Storage eggs rather frsely
EoS E6 and top quotation eHtteme eN'sp S,a,a Penn
known nd nearly hennery whites tsney - .u oSS, az
fylshnln ',bi,es fair choice, = P9-c, 90 I'm
gansdsH fsncy 500 DO gathered os DO
DTO"hs' 40 extra nrsts,
choice 81 . DO seeonds 20 22e 90 thirds ~ dd hsS
nTes. . nrf-ae choice. is %ue 40
drties cagGle1 1aisc; do aleeks. far % prime 5eg
islr Ties and checks very p9es; "a summer
.t--Srgerafor early pAcA'"
p9SssslII lIIlSs--Fg 2 EssS--spSsss II .~s' 'SS
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York. September 10, 1903.
NOfEEE-rhe only special feature ia tie coffee
.s-AsI toaey was sVltching from September TO later
-.o-.ls Az uf character
niece a. diaerenoes rejecting little change in the
EeI slai-on since The end Of last month Aside from
Ails switching thousand hays changed hands
with The total sales aggregang about
lAeo eelerally opening unchanged closing
Unchanged 10 Ao hieher the improvements noted bcng
70 coupt encouraged by the steadiness q
s1sHre ana OF the Tniilres price in Brazil The cables
from ezh reported the largest receipts reported
- one tre but as he figures included three days AT
raflllS they oio establish although
amounted 17s.0O0 The Brazilian markets
showed little change spite of the heavy movement and
steady1ng feature Is
heavy receipts be coming in without material
emulation q the berry without their becoming
burden on the SPOT market Rio was firm ard unchanged
Erd santos unchanged 80 RES lower. OF tie
European markets FEavTe unchanged Z franc
higher. and Hamburg unchanged franc higher.
Col5y rainy weather in the state of
Pauo and II The early coverings well II
would be the dTouth during the earlier
Eea1 New York warehouse De voTies were 9Isl bags.
against - 66l bags last year spot quiet Rio No
?. Iisc
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 1e--Firm cables and brisk de-
mand for cash wheat by milsrs impaired decided
strength to the wheat market here to-day FINAL
quotations showed net gains OF 1lsc 20 19c 70 49,
Coarse grain and provisions also closed frm-
The wheat market opened firm owing TO an ad-
vance of sd to Id in the price of wheat at LIVER
poor. but weakened liberal realizing. An
excellent IlilIing demand for sh wheat here and
IN the Northwest prompted considerable buying.
and a report that ten loads OF durum wheat had
been worked for export at Duluth also brought
out some demand Weather conditions IN the
Northwest were favorable for thrashing and the
movement of the new grain was again a liberal
scale The market closed strong, with December at
97Stc.
Moderate weakness was manifested IN the corn
market early in the day. but during the last half Of
the session a firm tone developed. The close was
strong at almost the top. final quotations showing
gains of Isc to NC to 2SC.
Oats dull the greater part OF the dav- Tns
market closed firm, with prices up Ssc 70 ssc-
Provisions were rather weak az the start. but be-
came firm late in the day. Prices az the close
were 21sc TO 2715c higher
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11

head; steady; prime steers Sc 5OQS69O vEAI.s-
EeSeipts aO9 head active and 25c higher: S6aS9 IS.
light 15S25c higher Yors SeSys T 3ea'y s4 s *
g$S y: roughs, 81 2SQS1 so; dairfes and grassers
IS <9g - 6o SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. $500
head: sheep steady; lambs slow; lambs S59ST So
kansas CITY sept. 1O-CATTLE-Receipts. $500
head Pa,id including 800 s9uherns market steady
fair to good. 81 0OQ s6 25: Western steers Sc 906
10: stoe6ers and feeders. So T50S5 40. southern
steers, So 4O4 "a 5Os Southern
COWS $ 258$4 60 native heifers SS 4O IS SO; bulls
S2I5QSS go; calves. SO 5OQ$7 30. HOGS-Receipts.
@ $3.50 aesd market az steady to 1Oc lower TOP 81 so;
ers and butchers 81 90 IS 80 light 81 6s sS To- pigs
S5QSI 40 SHEEP-Reeeipts. 1000 head; market iOc
higher Utah lambs. 81 So 95S7 year-
Ings. S5QS so; wethers $4 5O0 S5 %: ewes s4 S50
81 90; stockers and feeders Sc 25GS5 q " S
Pittsburg, Sept O-CATTLE-Supply light steady:
choice, SO 5OGS6 IS: veal calves. SQGSQ
Supply fair; steady; prime wethers 81 sOGS5. Cs s,5
common, 81 5OGS3; lambs 81 5OdS7 SO HNGSReeenfs
fair; steady prime heavtes SS sass 67 mediums ana
heavy Workers, S. 5O0Ss 6O light Yorers s. I5Ss 40.
pigs. 81 9O0$S 10: Foughs S6 5OaST 90 - -
Toledo. Sept O.-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 SIS; Oc-
tober. 81 s21s; December IS Is: March SI5 TIM
oTHY-Prinne. 81 So ALSIKE-Prirne 81 IS; March
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEVEs-Receipts l26 cars. or 2.a14 head. in
oudigg e cars for export alive = for aug
a ed 90 to5 "s 2F5S @ to be sod N we're
ad 1 ez6p ah gRG 70 which
ens were Cleared Common 10 choice steers sold at
s. 90 81 95 per 100 b oxen and stsgs tag at 81 80 s. '9
81 759 So at 81 90 s. So heifers at So % q s. Ia
and firm at sik 1o5sc per ID Liverpool and London
cables live cattle Sd % @ q IL e Pr6s 6si m M
1oIts onorroWs viii include about 500 head Of cattle
schwarzschild sulzbergeT and on the same stgamsr
Paul TO Southampton 1.1S6 quarters of beef for the
quarters a25s Hef m the BPte TO a TvePPoo msiSs With the
Week f 604 head Of cattle ana 5000 quarters Of beef
Sales sanders: y Virginia steers. 1857 h aver
81 o5 100 III q DO 1888 h. at s. o2 20 Vest
So 40: 2 sags h. al so bulls 775 b. at So 90;
j ego M y at p So 55 2 m do f. 800 % g g g. $ 49, do s5 9T & Ss4 s
s. 5 j do SO p, 81 go do. 900 h. at 81 so;
s Sa yrfRS igse s s Sd 1880 go
20 do 1891 n. SO so: 90 do 1888 lb. at SO s.; p
1900 aS iTS' To- at IT, So 90 70 DO 1888 b. sa
At at So "a DO 1lsS 6 lisS = S @ ID
So d s @ oa7 h. at ss Il do isa5 h. at S. a5
q Ohio 1000 n At q SS Cow 1000 p p at At s. go
IS S. S as DO n 1OG l. 3 3 s fs n 90 90 ss 30 ID 10s9 90
g. g. at 49, fS 81 $50 6 a0 SIS 8 81 g. at . o 40 900 3D.
50 Ss S do M 81 e. s. M yiFf"S Il do sG H. s.
% a d2 7d fS S al at So 49, Is stocEers 767
r. @ At St WS ee X55pa d55 b at & $50 h. at s.
Tobin K shannon; 81 Virginia steers. 1852 lb. at
SO % 20 do. 1923 III. SO %; AZ West Virginia do.
So 90; 20 Indiana do, HOG ID, at s. 80;
COW. $50 ID. at SO 40. -
III at Sc ga VrE nia OK. 1870 H. at 50 so; 1880
No. I bull 1870 H., at 50; do, 1860 III, at
81 ~ heifers, 1881 lb, at s. 10
CAINES-Receipts T62 head including 5I1 for
butchers and 1871 for the market Both veas and
also sold well sustained prices The pens were
cleared Common. prime veals sold at 81 n
$40 III; throwOuts at S59S6 grasseTs at 81 -
n 81 5O common Western calves AT 30 30; deck or
Indiana calves at So so Dressed calves In moderate
veas: 8@I4c country dressed; G9sc for dressed
grassers and buttermilks.
Saeg-NeIson & McCabe: GO Western calves. PA 10
average. at 81 10 per 100 n
Commission Company: % Indiana calves 222 10,
$ sanders. veal 40 ~ a $40: do 152 10 at 50:
4 do I27 n, S. do. go 10, at 81: thToW0uts.
oJ u, So: 22e ~ at 81 5oi Is do, 2l
~ az 81 % : mixed calves 100 n, al 81 so
Fred 1 KTatz: West Virginia calves 17s NJ. at
- Tobn & shannon yeals. 15O 10 $40: do. 100
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 30 cars. or
including 10 for slaughterers and Is for
easy: prime choice lambs held up to about yester
DAYS figures the other grades were slow 10 l0Gl5c
lower with some sales possibly &c on held
over Common good sheep sold at 81 5OS4 65 per 100
NJ cills AZ 81 bOdS2 10 choice lambs. sS 750
IS cula So 75a$S Dressed I1utton slow at 1aS'se
per n: dressed lambs steady At eisal34e, ,
n average at 81 per 100 10 24 DO 81 10 az SO 7S:
8 state DO IS m a s. 25 20 PsnnsY'ySHn 90 'eaiis sS
flerns Commission Company: $50 Kentucky lambs eS
n, Il 81 40 20s CO n AT S7i ~ NIEnia ss - As
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
range q contract prices in the local market to-day

COTTON-An early decline cotton. which carried
December contracts y points below the high figures Of
fully maintained and the market closed
Stsa6y unchanged 10 points higher Reports ct
demand fr0r anuta cters anG that interior hold
following declines n futures helped the
vance during middle Of day. IN connection with
temperatures causing further dam
crop The South. but TIE bulls We're not ag-
r by early buyers renewal Of local bear pressure
market opened decline of Aa6 points ana sold
81 po-s lower curing the early trading owing 20
tFs-1r---c srqrcleDS0-s Wall street hQul0s
Fear pressure. encouraged by the somewhat
esg tendency q of the Southern spot markets late
rre.oCs hut Wall street selling Of Conse
clene developed. The stock market showed firm tone
checked decline The hlI IN
became active. owing 10 the reports OF rsia
Lrer1cr SPOT holders and the tax
damage. December contracts rallied from
y z5c general list time show
alyanCe q 1Gl points There was no fresh
fe nour 20 explain the setback but southern
ClcaIly reported were unchanged 70 3-l6c
l-wer N@W York Cotton Exchange mace the INTO
20l as haleE against lIss1h last year
ard 6rstiscsns predict THAT The september move
into sight viii make high record The New
visible supply q American cotton fo- the week of 3e6es
taiss Is $50 ss year spnners talinEs GloeO
bales against l52 80 last The weekly movement
figures York COTTON Exchange follow; Port Re
cr lEl - bales against l2s 500 year. overland
mills ana 252 bales. against 4,2i1 last year
Southern yedf. 5000 bales against
$1,000 LAST year. gain Of STOCK a. interior towns leeS
bsss sgls- = SO last ear brought into sig1t lo re
21- 10 rs e9S last year Total crop
receipts. l9a9si bales. against 81 100
last year overland 70 mills and canada 2e'4 oatss6
tses 70 G00 stock AZ interior towns IN
September l. 2066l bales. against 2eb5 last
fes- brought into sight thus far for season ~ 70
ta.es 257 .Q52 last year TIE total crop move
tsssor
he rsare contract prices in local market today
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11

at S5 TO- 81 Indiana do SO ~ at IS T5 1s Indiana sheep
1O4 n. at 81 5O do Sc n. at So; Virginia sheep
(culls). So n. at 81 so -
S. sanders: Sc state lambs. 81 lb at Sc rs; 2Io
at S4 IL Pennsylvania sheep los H. at SO 6O IL state
do tS lb at 81 90; /! state cuils - 10 az II, "A
S5 IL do (cus) as 10. at $5 25 Pennsylvania sheep
so III. s4
Fred Kratz: 22s West virginia lambs. "a ID. g.
SS Is; 210 do. 90 h. IS; so do. 53 ID, at So Il
West Virginia sheep. 95 ID. at 81 65.
Newton & 24S West Virginia lambs o. 10, az
81 IS; IL West Virginia yearhngs so ID, at 81
West Virginia sheep. 90 10. at SO 20.
Mcpherson & Co.: So state lambs. 65 10, at 50 so;
eus 40 H. at 50 IS; II state sheep 90 h. at ~ I9
H0GS-Receipts were IL cars, or 2,O23 head. includ
ing nearly carload for the market Prices were
Ioa good n1eolum noss noss
IS ass 80.
100 ID; do. % ID, IS Is.
Iooin & Shannon: ( Pennsylvania hogs. 100 10