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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09
zasadzenia uniewazniono. Obec-
ME po odcierpieniu kary zostaf
ponownie wybrany.
Telegramy krajowe.


sekretarzy adjutanta Rult. Ma
dworcu kolejowym powitaia go 70
dzina mieszkaiicy. Po krotkim
pobycie w swym domu letnim po.
szedi prezydent grac W swego
ulubionego vgolfa". Okolo zacho-
du slonca pojechal zona i corka
Helena ma spacer samochodem
Sa to diva ulubione sporty prezy-
denta, ktorym W chwilach VOL
nych cd zajecia oddaje sic calem
zamilowaniem. Ze wzgledu ma
stan zdrowia pani Taftowej, kto-
ry jeszcze ciagle pozostawia VIE
lie do zyczenia ME beda sic odby-
wac w Beverly zadne ceremo-
nialne przyjecia. Prezydent zape-
wnia, re podczas wyczerpujacej
piracy obrad mad taryfa - golf
utrzynywai 60 W dobrym humo-
RE.
Washington, D. c., 9 slerpnia.
Zgodnie postanowieniami no
wei taryfy zarzadzono clowa sa-
nitarna rewizye tytoniu, nadcho-
dzacego Filipin. Clowa rewizya
jest dlatego, re Filipinom przy-
znaje taryfa prawo wolnego; inn
portu pewnej ilosci tytoniu, oraz
dlatego, ably jakis obey tytoi
przy tel sposobnosci ME importo-
wano, natomiast rewizya sanitar-
ma bedzie miala ma oku czystosc
i dobroc wyrobu, ze wzgledu na
zdrowie konsumentow. ''~-
Kazda paczka tytoniu lub cy-
gar bedzie zaopatrywana W rewi-
zyjna nalepke.
Washington, D. c., 9 sierpfia.
Welding wykazow biura statysty-
cznego dowoz surowca do Stanow
Zjednoczonych w roku skarbo-
wynn 1909. przewyzszyl wszystkie
ooorzednie lata. w sZcZegolnOSci
dowozono weine, bawelne, je-
dwab, gutaperche, tytoh, cyne,
miedz, drzewo, chemikalia leczni-
cze siuzace do farbowania oraz
wiele innych. Z porownania je-
dnak wartosci og6lnie dowiezio-
nych surowc6w w r. 1907 r. 1908
wynika, re cena w roku 1909 mu-
siala bardzo spasc, gdyz ogolna
wartoSc surowca dowiezionego W
tym roku jest mniejsza niz W ro-
ku 1907.
daktor Lantern, Freemannod
Lead, S. D., 9 sierpnia. - Free
mann Knowles, redaktor Lam
term, pisma wychodzaccgo W
Deadwood zostal swego czasu "a
pomieszczenie pewnych artyku-
low skazany ma $500 kary. Gray
why tel ME zaplaci}, wobec tego
obecnie zosta} osadzony W vie
zieniu.
Detroit, Mich, 9 sierpnia. -
w zaroslach koio Hamtrack zna-
leziono zwIoki 35letniej kobiety.
pokryte ranami. Stan zwiok
wskazuje ma to, ze dokonano M
niej zwierzecej zbrodni, potem
zamordowano. Zmarla, jak swiad-
cza slady, musiala toczyc napa-
stni.kiem zaciekla walke o swa
Geese zycie. Zamordowana od-
nalazi sedzia pokoju Murick Z
Highland Hark.
Sprawcami mordu byli najpraw-
dopodobniej wloscy domokrazcy,
kt6rzy przez diuzszy czas przeby-
wall II Wlocha Serriry Marke'go,
wlasciciela gruntu, ma ktorym
zwioki znaleziono. Przypuszcze-
ME to potwierdzaja zeznania ko-
biet, W sasiedztwie Marke'go rnie-
szkajacych, ktore ze strony jego
sgosci" niejednokrotnie byly ma
pastowane. Jedna tych kobiet
niejaka Burton daia dokiadny o.
pis jednego domniemanych NOR
dercow, ktory chcial ia zwabic W
zarosla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09
poNIEDzALEK DNA o-do sERPNLA 1909 RoKU
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raj kaza ia uwazac "a bardzo po-
wazna. w szczegolnoSci wplynal
na to fakt, re diva puiki stacyono-
wane w Falun i Sollefta oswald
czylo swojq sympatye ola ruchu
Strajkowego, wobec czego mu-
siano je izolowac w kasarniach
pod zamknieciem trzymac. Zarzad
strajkowy wywiera presye ma ze-
cerow, aby sic do strajku przyla-
czyli, grabarzom zas, ktorzy
chcieli powrocic do piracy zabro-
Mono tego, jak najsurowiej, wo-
bee czego musieli swego zamiaru
zaniechat. Z zywnoScia coraz 60
rzej, piekarze oswiadczyli, ze
chleba juz niena. Zaczynaja sic
juz tn owdzie ekscsssa, miedzy
innyni strajkujacy strzelali do
pociagu, zdazajacego do Stock
holmu, ale ma szczeScie Mkt ME
poni6si szwanku. Zachowanie sic
rzqdu jest niezwykle taktowne i
zaslugujace ma pochwa}e. Sam
krol posredniczyl, staral sic dele
gatow strajkujacych podczas au-
dyencyi nakIonic do polubowne-
go zalatwienia sprawy, lecz pra-
wdopodobnie bezskutecznie, bo
po audyencyi ogioszono, re z
dniem nastcpnym rozpoczynaj2
drukarze strajk. ZWiqzek robo-
tnik6w rolnych oswiadczyl sic "a
strajkiem W czasie zniw zyta.
Woznicy wedlug najnowszej
proklamacyi musza mice specyal-
ne zezwolenie piracy. Gdy takiego
pisemnego zezwolenia ME maja
strajkujacy ich zatrzymaja i ME
zezwalaja pracowat. To sano Cd
nosi sic do wlaScicieli fur, kt6rzy
takze nluszaLsiet zaopatry#ac w
pozwolenie. Strajkujacy przc-
strzegaja kompanie tramwajowe
przed poslugiwaniem sic urze-
dnikami przy ruchu woz6w. Ma
srode zapowiadaja strajk 1000 te-
lefonistow telegrafist0w.
Berlin, 8 sierpria. - Rz2d tu-
tejszy uwaza polozenie politycz-
ne miedzy Turcya Grccya "a
nader krytyczne usi}uje obie
strony nakloniG do polubownego
zaIatwienia sporu, wskazul9c ma
koniecznoSc utrzymania spokoju
w obecnych stosunkach. Rad
przestrzega pred lamaniem po-
koiu i oreznem zaiatwianiem
kwestyi Krety. - Mlodoturcy
twardo stoja przy swem z9daniu,
ably Grecya daia deklaracye zrze-
kajaca sic wszelkich do Krety
pretensyi, oraz wyrazajaca nieza-
dowolenie powodu daznosci tel
wyspy do przylaczenia sic, do
Grecyi.
Konstantynopol, 9 sierpnia. -
Porta, jak tu zapewniaja ME wnio
sla zadnego pisemnsgo ultima
tum. tylko ustne i to bardzo W
uprzejmej formie ustylizowane.
Grccya oSwiadczyla, re oficero-
vie znajdujacy sic ma Krecie juz
cd roku 1906 do sk}adu greckiej
armii ME naleza, natomiast co do
swego stosunku do tel wyspy O.
swiadczyla gotowosc zapewnie-
MIA najzupeiniejszej neutralnoSci.
Agitacya w Turcyi przeciw Gre
cyl ogromna, w Monastyrze mia
10 sic zebrac 5000 ochotnikow
gotowych do wojny. Poslowie
pahstw opiekuhczych zebrali sic
W Therapie ma narade.
Paryz, 9 sierpnia. - Wyrazo-
no tn zadowolenie z powodu sta
nowiska Niemiec w sprawie tu-
recko-greckiej. Francya podziela
zdanie, ze ma Krecie nalezy u
trzymaG spoS6j i Turcye sklonit
do pokojowego zalatwienia spra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09

DEFRAUDANT POSKEM.

Ffpn RedaktOr Wezeniu
Komisarz emigracyjny swaten
Zyctestwo kr6a angekiegO geEdze WykOejena Poszu
kwania "a, ,,czarna reka"
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PRZEGLAD
POuTfKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.

(NO,vy kancler@ a POlaey).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09
SPOTKANIE CARA z WILHELMEM.

z POrtugal11 i .H1s7paE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09

Marysiu zmienilas wode ryb-
kom?
= Me proszs pani, bo jeszcze tel
ME wypily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-09
JAPoNIA WBREW Wou CHIN BUDUJE

znowu tryumf francuskiego aeronauty
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
MEHMED IS A REFORMER
Cuts Off Scores of Attaches to the
Palace and Other Supernumera-
ries of Government.
CHeraId Specially

Constantinople, April 29.-Sultan
Mehmed V inaugurated a sweeping
policy of economy today by cutting off
scores of attaches from the palace
civil list, and by removing hundreds
of supernumeraries from the govern
mental departments. Several thousand
persons have been discharged at a
saving of millions to the government.
There is the highest authority to-
day for the statement that the young
Turks intend eventually to court mar
tial Abdul Hamid If this is done his
execution is highly probable, as the
young Turks would not care to take
this action unless they had sufficient
evidence te insure acoavictfon On a
penal offense.
The hiding place of Abduls for
tune is worrying the young Turks,
who are convinced that he has mil
lions hidden. 1t is believed by many
that the threat to court martial is
really for the purpose of making Alb
dull disgorge.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
KILLED GIRL STUDENT
Young Man Student Fired on Girl on
College Campus and Then
Took His Own Life.
(Herald Specially

North Hampton, Ia. April 20
Helen Marden of Summerville, Mass,
a Smith College senior, was shot on
the college campus this morning
by Dartmouth student named Smith,
who after shooting the young lady
shot himself dead. The young lady is
reported in a dying condition.
Miss Marden died at 11:30 this
morning. 1t is reported that Smith
and the young woman became en-
gagged last year during the Christmas
holidays, and that the engagement
was later broken by the young wo.
man Smith made several attempts
to; RSeY. the engagement, coming
several aasBagU +-s@ his
etsorts. He was walking with the wo-
man on the campus when he fired the
shots. The woman screamed after
the first two shots, and fell when she
was shot the third time. Smith then
calmly put the revolver to his tenn
pie and sent a ball crashing through
his brain, dying instantly.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29

Have You Vacant House2
Herald want ads. will rent that va
cant house. Try them
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
SNOW AND SLEET IN NORTH
Wisconsin In Grasp Of Worst Storm Of Years.
Snow and Rain Snap Telegraph Lines.
(Herald Specially

Milwaukee, Wis, April 29.-Wiscon
sin is today in the grip of the worst
storm of years, and there is almost
no connection between this city and
the outside world AS far as the
state is concerned there is practical.
ly no communication. Last nights
rain and snow snapped the telephone
and telegraph wires all over the state.
The railroad service is also crippled
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
Many Are Starving.

London, April ga message today
from Antioch, in the Alepo province
of Asiatic Turkey, says that countless
multitudes of widows and orphans of
the victims of the massacres are
swarming to the missions. Many of
them are horribly wounded and all
are begging for food and shelter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
GREAT ELEVATOR BURNED
The New York Central Railway Chicago EIeva-
Tor Destroyed TOday----One Man Killed.

grain dust followed and Lieutenant
McElicott Stanley was killed. A num-
Der of similar explosions occurred
while the elevator was burning.
Up to noon Peter Cooper, one of
the missing firemen, had not returned
home, and it is thought certain that
he lost his life. He was at the side
of Stanley when the latter was killed,
and it is now thought he was buried
under the ruins An agent of the ele-
Vator company places the property
loss at million and a quarter dol
lars.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29

Chicago, April 29-One fireman is
dead and two other persons are miss.
ing and six were seriously injured as a
result of a great fire which destroyed
the grain elevator of the New York
Central Railway here today, causing
a million dollar loss. Firemen fought
the flames during a terrific electric
storm. 1t is supposed the fire was
started from the lightning. A number
of firemen started into the burning
building, when terrific explosion OF
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
GLYCER|NE EXPLOSION FAMILIES Have A FIGHT
One Was Killed and Two Seriously
Wounded In General Fight Be-
tween Wares and Brewers.
(Herald Specially

Shawnee, Okla, April 29.-One man
was killed and two others seriously
injured in a pitched battle over a
land lease this morning, half a mile
from South Asher. The fight was
between the Ware and Brewer famt-
lies. Stanley Ware was killed, and
Henry Brewer is MORALLY wounded.
Jesse Brewer is also seriously wound
ed. All are prominent people in that
section.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
Four Men Killed and Four Badly Hurt
as Result of Explosion In Glyce-
rine Mixing House Today
(EIerald Specially

Tamaqua, Pa, April 29.-Four mer
were killed and four others badly in
jured as a result of an explosion in
a glycerine mixing house today OF
the Potts Powder company at Rey
nolds, four miles south of here. The
cause of the explosion is believed tC
have been grit. The grit became
mixed with the explosive in the grind
ing mill.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
for want of wires to handle the trains
In Minnesota.
(Herald Specially

st. Paul, Mimi, April 29.-The mer.
curry fell here to thirty-two degrees
above zero last night, and snow and
sleet flurries have been in progress
for the past twenty-four hours. AT
Edmonton and Albert the temperature
ranges six degrees above zero.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-29
No Choice Today.
UIerald Specially

Springfield, ILL.,, April 29.-The sew
enty-eighth ballot for senator today
resulted as follows: Hopkins 20 votes,
Foss IA, Shurtleff 10, Stringer rs,
Leonel Brown IA, and others scat
tered.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
OMAHA DISTRICT.
DISTRICT %AVERAdFs.

. Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at s a. m. T Not included
In averages.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Selling Pressure on Wheat Continues
and Values Drag.
CORN PROVES sTEAD1ER TUESDAY
Farmers Continue 10 nip Only
EnOuEh 20 supply Present Ne
mand and Hold Reserves for
Further Advances.

OMAHA, June Is, 1909.
Selling pressure continues in the wheat
market values are dragging lower,
Tue 10 the strong bearish sentiment. June
- the month when all growing plants show
pest Improvement. Previous damage to the
growing wheat seems to have been over
estimated and the Ideal conditions now ex-
isting have turned expert opinion to the
bear side for the coming crop.
Corn values are more steady. Prospects
are last as promising for the new crop as
wheat but farmers continue to ship only
enough to supply the present demand and
are holding reserve stocks for further ad-
Nances.
Wheat was weak and lower on heavy sell
ing and favorable reports from the south
vest The trade In the south Is bearish
and improved conditions of the growing
crop has induced a change in the future
outlook.
Corn ruled steady and unchanged, with a
weaker tone. due to the decline in wheat
ana q sagging cash market. Values will
he inactive until receipts Increase, as de-
mRnd is slow and. weather conditions are
very favorable. X
Primary wheat receipts were 1000 bu.
ceipts last year Of $50, zoo bu. and shipments
Corn receipts we're 49s, 900 bu. and ship
ments were I3i, 600 bu., against receipts last
year of $4,000 bu. and shipments OF $50, 900
bu.
C~leafances were q, on bu. of corn, none
OF oats and wheat and flour equal to $4,000
Liverpool closed K07sd lower on wheat
and ed higher on corn.
Local range of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
AND TEEDFRS.

HOGS-Shippers opened the market this
morning by paying prices that were 6qlOc
higher and quite a good many hogs
changed hands on that basis. as high as
SI.S5 being paid for the best. Packers, on
the other hand. we're slow TO follow the
pace set by shippers. but they bought quite
a s%prinkling of hogs at prices ranging any
where from steady to sc higher. They
were not very anxious for supplies even
on hat basis, with a result hat the mar
ket soon eased off, the advance being .ost
and the trade becoming very slow and
weak. Still, the hogs kept selling and the
bulk of the receipts changed lands in Fair
season, most Of the hogs selling at N.50a
7.65. 1t might be added hat the strength
shown in the market this morning carries
prices 10 the highest point touched so far
this year.
1t would be we'll for shippers to recall
that this Is the season Of the year when
grass hogs begin arriving at the market.
and when packers begin discriminating
very strongly against that kind on 40
count OF their heavy shrinkage on the
block. 1t would be well for shippers to
bear In mind this fact, as receivers OF grass
hogs the last few days have found II hard
work to secure a buyer even at decidedly
reduced prices as compared with dry-fot
stuff. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Total receipts 1873
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
ha- - Aaal gA1Raaa.a.
Totals. ..................aSH $500 LII

AOIdlNs q. e 80 . 81 sss % aD.OlF DsEft 1lND
CATTLE-Keceipts of cattle were lar
from large this morning, only 1854 cars be-
ing reported in, but the way the market
was, receipts were plenty large enough.
The trade on beef steers was extremely
slow and duh throughout. The market
closed lower and buyers this morning were
talking that beef cattle were still too high
here as compared with other markets, the
claim being THAI beef on hooks at South
was costing more in proportion than
at any other point. AS a result they were
bidding prices that were at least lc lower
and in some cases worse than that. In
fact, II they could not get a reduction Of
as much as lOc, they did not appear to
want the cattle at all, and they did not
seem overly anxious for supplies even at
the decline. The result was that the morn
ing was well advanced before enough cattle
mad changed hands to 2make any SEM
blance of a market.
There were only a few cows and heifeTs
in the yards this morning, and they com
manded prices that were not very much
different from yesterday. AT least the
better grades sold very Nearly steady. In
ferior and grass kinds were more or less
neglected, being slow and dull throughout.
feeders on the market to cut much of a
figure and the change in values was not
enough to talk about.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, S6.50q6.9 80; fair to good
csrn-fed steers, Sc, o0Q6; 50; common to, fair
corn-fed COWS and heifers, S .00q5. IS; fair
to good cows and heifers, $4.00Q5. 90; COM
mon to fair cows and heifers, 81 .0Og4. 90;
stock heifers. s.. 25qi .00i veal calves, $.OO0
choice stockers and feeders. A.5Oq5, Soi fair
to good stocker and feeders, 81. 0O44. 80;
common to fair stockers and feeders, $50
q4.0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
wheat Prices Continue Their Down
ward Course Owing 20 Crops.


CHICAGO. June B.-Wheat prices con-
tinued their downward course today ow-
ing To further evidence that the new crop
would be available for delivery at an early
date& At the close the net loss for the day
was &C to re compared With yesterdays
final figures. Corn, oats and provisions
werc4also weak.
The wheat market was weak from start
to finish owing TO renewed pressure on the
July delivery, based on harvest news, the
preponderance OF which was OF a decidedly
bearlsh character. The. market was poorly
supported at all times and the bulk Of
offerings were taken by shorts. That the
July delivery wiH be a new crop" month
and that the amount of wheat that will be
available for delivery on that months
contracts will be large Is now generally
conceded by the most radical Of the bulls.
This theory gained many adherents today
as a gesult Of the numerous reports which
fioatcd into the pit telling OF improved
crop conditions in Illinois, Missouri and
Kansas.
Southwestern markets reported a still
further falling AWAY of prices for old
wheat the decline at St. Louis being SIC.
AdNiees from Texas. however, stated that
ebnoFmally high prices were, still being
paid for the new grain. decline OF
nearly &c i'm the price OF the Jtly delivery
at Winnipeg and hearish adVices regarding
the wheat crop of Europe were additional
factors that prompted free selling here.
The range for the day on July was be
tween N15aQbl5MW Is. The market
closed weak, Win July az e534LlS1S
The corn market was weak all day. The
market closed at declines OF " TO nc, with
July at 72c.
Liquidation of July heldings was again a
feature Of trading in the oats market and
as a result Of this selling a heavy tone
prevailed the entire day. The close was
weak with prices off u 10 sc.
Provisions were firm at the start, but
declined materially in the day. At the
close prices were eye to l5al7lfc lower than
Yesterdays final figures.
The leading futures rAnged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Kansns city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June 15.-CATTLE.-
Receipts 10000 including 1900 southerns.
Market steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers Sc. S5G7O0; fair to good 81. 25D
6,25; western steers $5.0O16. so; stockers and
feeders $3.25g5.50; southern steers Si.00@5.O0 90;
southern COWS 81. 60d4.00; native cows $3.50
d6.50; native heifers %.00G6.50; bulls $50
$500: calves S37bT7O0.
HOGS-Receipts 5000. Market &C higher.
Top $3.50; bulk of sales S72517.55' heavy
S7.65G7.S0; packers and butchers $T.5091 rs;
light, S7.1OdI60; pigs $5.75d1.00 DO.
SHEEP-Recelpts 10000. Market steady
to strong. Lambs $S0O6S50; yearlings
$5.25d7.25; wethers S45Od560; ewes $4,000
40; stockers and feeders SS.OOa4.75; Texas
muttons $4.0005.2 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Encampinent at Egan.

SIOUX FALLS, s.. D., June 15.-(special-
Hundreds of old soldiers and others from
this part Of the state gathered at Egan TO-
day to attend the twenty-third annual en-
campment of the Lake Madison Veterans
association, which commenced there today
and will continue until Friday evening.
Among the amusement features which
have been provided for the entertainment
of the visitors will be campfires every
evening and ball games each day. Toward
the close of the eneampment a business
session will be held by the members of the
association, at which officers. fer the
coming year will be elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
ROSTON

BOSTON, Mass, June 15.--WOOL-A
slackening in the demand for nearly all
grades is noticed in the local wool mar
ket, Values, however, continue firm and
In many cases record prices nave been
paid. The western clip has been cleaned
up and dealers are quite confident of their
position. Consumers are beginning to ne
gotiate for the purchase OF staple woods
and several large transactions are re-
ported. The leading DOMESTIC quotations
range as follows; Ohio and Pennsylvania
~fleeces: Xxx, S5GS6c; X, S3Q34c; No. /
washed, 40a4lci No. 2, easy, 4014lc; fine
unwashed, 2792Sc: fine merchantable, SD
Sc; y blood combing, 35442e; delaine un-
washed, 34435c, Michigan, Wisconsin, New
York fleeces: Fine unwashed, 25d26c; de-
laine unwashed. Sl932c; half blood un-
washed, 36q36c; three-eighths blood I'M
washed. S4HS5c; quarter blood, 3Sd 34c.
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri three
eighths blood, 35d3Gc; quarter blood, $50
SIc. SECURED values: Texas fine 10
months, 70a72e; fine six to eight months,
62g63c.
California northern. 66@67c; Middle
county, 63u65c.
Oregon, Valley, 57a5sc. Territory. fine
staple, 7447sc; fine medium staple, 6sa72c;
fine clothing, 6SN70c; fine medium cloth
ing, 64q66ci half blood, 67969; three-eights
blood, 6tq6Ic; quarter blood, 66q6sc. Pulled
extra, 6Oq64c; fine extra, 63@66c; A supers,
ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 16.-WooL-Quiet;
territory and western mediums, 23d2Sc;
zine mediums, 22q251ac; fine, 15Q22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
EIection 1oord I'M Corson.

PIERRE. S. D.. June l5.-tspecisi.)-
Governor Vessey has appointed as super
visors of election for the organization OF
Corson county a list of men selected in
adjoining counties to the new county to
be organized, the list being George A..
Trip, Herried, at Mcintosh; F.. r. Gehr-
kic, Selby, at Bullhead; II. r, DeMaligan,
Selby, at Mclaughlin; James d. Stewart,
Glemham, at Morristown; o. A. Olson,
Herried, at Marden Kenel school; n. l..
Nelan, Mobridge, az Little Eagle; J. L..
Parrot, Mobridge, at Wakpsia; Logan
Berry, Lennon, at Thunderhawk.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

ST. LOUIS, June observation-disclosures,
100 head, including 1900 Texans; market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
Sc. 25@7. 90; dressed beef and butcher steers,
S.. SO; steers under Loco pounds, $500
$50; stockers and feeders, S3,75G4.S5 coWs
and heifers, S3.50a6.T6; Gamers, $20002.50;
bulls, S4.00g5.5O; calves, $5.25@8.00; Texas
and Indian steers, 50. 75G6,5o; cows and heif-
ers, 81. 5Od5.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 10, 1000 head; market l9c
higher; pigs and lights, $5.3517.60; packers,
ST. 1911 70; butchers and best heavy, $3.50
500.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.N
as. so; lambs, s6.5049.00; culls and bucks,
SO, 10000; stockers, $250G5.00.