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New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
CASE Quotations.
New York. September 20. l9O'

- New York. September 20. 1900.
tOFFEE-Ths coffee market continued very quiet
To-Day but ruled generally steady. and after opening
uheahsed to . points hiEher closed unchanged 20 10
points higher N'tle bus the abreucc
oIeTlHss sales for the day only II. 100
tlat business Was not broad enough 20 suggest
time Is responding influences which have been
Quently outlined. and which. part,
out OF Talori1auon and the legislation
poFt u Were u not for he limitation q
10 brazilian ports had a
much mere pronounced eject prices but is
continued receipts accompanied
Ees quotations from Brazil. and the local market,
spending 10 steadDess Of spot
al this season Of the there would
reports concerning the crop prospects,
II - because ot 81 speculative
cable reported wet weather iaulo. Supposed
be favorable The primary markets both nrm and
T-lnseo ana no change reported il either
..-t4lopfe4 markets ttecelpis ports
sovO bags. against lO bumper crop year of
lsHJo Warehouse deliveries Tor the United States
"etA were l1tfJOs bags l-1.5st
me ii'He Tor spot coffee Was STEADY. with quotations
on te uakls oi 'tec for RIO No :. The total
deliveries in tie United week iSt s!s
bags against 2" $50 last and l22 ~
the former amount New York had lis bags Ths
t4V9 hags. including 80 GO Staf.e 4
70 Europe and North Africa 10 taue River
rate and ~fst coast OF South America Santos clear
states -6o0'g 10 Europe and North and
ape river ate and west
sshipneh;s We $4,000 bags ineudEg lss 90 20 me
o. -Iaa
we're Zoo bags Bahia weekly har--
sock 1900 bags The receipts and santos Tor
.e week totaed G6lOOD bags against last Wesk
"sassO last year and 420 Ooo years ago.
me range of contract prices IN the market to
Gay follows "
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

good active and steady lOa25c IovVe--
prime SIS 65QST shipping 75GS6 SO: butchers
So 59S6 so; heifers Sc 60Q$5 So 81 T5Gs5: bulls
81 5S4 I5 stockers and feeders So 20S8 co. stock hs
ers S3gSS 5O fresh and sprngers &20S8 hgher
S2S4S6S Receipts. 400 head market active
29c higher at S6dS9 rs HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head.
market slow steady. heavy S. 5OSS Coz mive IS IS
oS go; Workers s. 65SS 80. pigs ST$T
uSt 40; stags S6US6 90. dares and
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts. 21O0O head; sheep
and steady; lambs slow and 10Q15c lower; lambs. $40
81 30. few s. o. yearngs s. 259$5 So wstheEs. $50
50 10: ewes. 81 - - 20; sheep. mixed $2dS4 Is.
Kansas City Sept 20.-CATTL-E-R Receipts. 1900
head including I5oO Southerns; market for steady
to lOc lower for others steady choice
beef steers So 5OSS To- fair good So 2OGS6 % West
$3 9OS6 IS: stocEers feeders 20S5
Southern steers 90 506$4 50: cows 81 2S3 TJ
native So 256$4 haifers Sc 80fS5 so;
bulls 81 65S3 5O calves 81 50GS7 25 HOGS-Receipts
5000 head; market steady sc higher: top IS bulk
OF sales. 81 9OFSS .; heavy s. IJ$S 80; and
butchers S. OSGSS So light 81 5O$S 2; pigs. S5GS7 25
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head market for sheep steady.
lambs 1jc higher lambs IS I5QSI 10; yoarlings. 81 5
feeders. 81 5OG$5 ..
Union Stock Yards PittsburE. Sept 20-CATTLE-
supply fair: lower. choice. So 5j 81 SIEEP-Supply
fair; slow sheep, lower lambs: prime Wethers.
s. 10 10 So Sulls and common 81 90g$9; lambs 81 SOC
active; prime heavies s. 50@SS So mediums s. zt =
8 5O heavy Workers So $50 IS 45 Hight Yorkers s. p
s. TO- pigs. 81 65Q 81 70; roughs. SO 500 81 80.
Toledo Sept 2O-CLOVERSEED. cash. Ss As. Octo-
ber So 30 December. s. IO March. SS 20: November.
s. % rejected, 81 established grade 81
OTHN. prime, 81 80. ALSIkE. prime. s.; March, s. o..
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.

Chicago, Sept 2O--RecOrd breaking receiptS OF
wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth had. a weaken
ing effect on the wheat market here TODAY buc
the heavy movement in the Northwest was Offset
in a large degree by material falling or in re-
ceipts in the Southwest. The market closed fairly
steady, with prices &c lower 20 &c higher Corn
and oats were weak, but provisions We're steady.
hrmneSs at times and increased its premium
December by 3ac to SO Total receipts Min
neapOlis and Duluth aggregated e,S16 ears VIII Ich
was approximately 500 carloads more than had
ever peen received IN any previous day these
two points The range on December ,fOr the day
was between t5se and 9S &c 70 9Sssc Septem-
December sold az 9Sl4c and September at 81 02 a.
Increased offerings or corn from the country
and a decrease in shipping demand caused weak
ness IN the corn market. sentiment in m plc being
oearish all day. Cash prices were t~c &c
lower AZ the close prices were sc TO asc below
yesterdays final figures. oats We're weak. The
lower.
owing % realizing sales. but became irmer dur
ing me last half of the session on buying by IN
1uential houses. Prices az ths close Mara un-
Changed 10 l21ac higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

,SOiIOS-The i3-cent level which has been talked
o. IA the cotton market since
curing tdays trading. the being due 10 active
ad eHcted buying for both were scrres
80 ara shoFs seemed 10 be much by broad
t.Hs oI o1tsice demand and by the reports
oI!eans that The Gaf storm entering the interior
Win sIch high winds and driving would seem
I.Eey 70 cause much damage in beit
~ was Nay contracts which touched I3c ana ali Inonths
tAcept october made high FOR Tie sesso,
th December selling at i 03c January al y 9Oc ana
1laEch al - Soc These prices a of lqd..g
points from the closing hgures Saturday an ad-
vance %! - per bale or from the
ast Aonday In addition 20 the the market
vas influenced y reports of among
hiHiheFs and more demand 4 spots and
fuInofs that new bull Clique had been formed (which
vas IN position 10 buy fully million bales and 10
bod The cotton for higher prices Realizing cost the
lahSt %us points OF the advance during
lnE Dui Ihe close was steady at net gain l5a22
polnts The market opened firm an advance Of 7aiI
points on better cables due progress made
~ the bulf storm toward the be over Sunday
Realizing heavy the advance which carried
prices into new high ground movement and the mar
ket easel on 20 about Saturday. soon nrmea
up on " esteFn southern and Wall support
,'N"iihB bF local shorts ana the active buyink
fough commission houses that has been 50
hclaly reported 1taiac higher. ~
follows: - 4-S
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

higher G al sc for for S6s gSt Goqn & Gge ana
lnddng CUR Delivered contraas COO bales South
& higher at s fi Sales as 5o ioSs bales NeT Moe 3
Ssna5h stead I'sSsfe sn al lEfe sales 900 bales
i Charleston hrn and NC higher at II 7-Gc sales.
Nortok higher at - ies sales ss cs
higher al u Hie6seG sales % s basa Hgsu;e &.
and 10 SS1ber s Rahse@ az izc Little Rock quiet
at I2S.S, sales 225 bales Estlnated receipts leading
a1ssss ssls ssanst @a 4 S od last 81 y 6 and 6ol7
week 30 SO last year 'e' against Zo'Si2 a''
Sso i1RsS Saea ssei Spot Ds
s5'5 ny AmeTean SOO9 Imports 1000 all American;
~ s, points advance; closed quiet at advance
e7!d oetcberNoyenRer s7sd NoHPembes
March APr 6o5%d: ASPiI1sssy mag
chss,erYarnS hardening cloths In good demand man
VIII pds ahsl a .nS Of Tas ~. Ss9Sy hsD at old price,
Winter sroishts and spring elesrs were best sellers
tons The following prices quoted The New York
sTseR Sn @ patents stsnts s. g:s 81 81 TnisE spaE
No ineT 81 55sa s. Kansas al 1sS4 s sS ssiT I
RYE FLoUR-stendy Quoted: Fair % good 81 l591
quoted Kiln dried ss g. BAG MEHiNsteady eeg oSoted
TsfsD~Westsrn steady city frn Quoted estcn SI
Tsn d dog s SCI U &c. s S M Sa o sss aoa d9 @
s2 s2asng a go & m Ted al dog s5i go homny chop
=, GhAiN-WHi w WHEAI-Ihs 7. &c effect OF big receipts at
market all day. When not actually responsible for
even On s rallies there was no ssy1g power that
and at best the market sold only about &c higher
Chicago, which was near the close 70 nc above
Saturdays final prices one OF the steadvng Influences
on the general market in the last half hour. a
report that u loads had been taken export The
Liverpool market showed the effects big Russian
and Dsnubian shipments closing O. 14d lower. while
Berlin sc and Budapest 10 net higher,
BroOmhall made worlds shipments 544 600 bushels
million more than last week, there wa n
increase OF 900 bushels In the visible supply.
including a gain ~ 1.sIs,0O0 bushels In Canadian
stocks Lest years total increase 3s72OO0 bush
els The few hard spots that the market enjoyed dnr
house buying and scattered covering shorts.
hand claiming that the Northwest
likely 70 continue liberal cold weather.
and this had restraining influence buyers IN View
Of the relatively light cash demand the
Duluth and Minneapolis had a total OF e,3f6 cars OF
wheat Sunday and Winnipeg lilo. making
grand total OF 1920 at the three points.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
Citations.


'lNah4 PEOPLE OF, THE STATE OF NEW YORK EY
the grace OF God free independents 70 National
SuIS1S company Fidelity & Deposit
II$hG William Freeman. Arnold Kaiser and Jacob
IoIe I5 as trustees under the last VIII Testament
1.Gst Seloer deceased. Nathan Schreber.
cIIeloer rachael Goldsmith Irving Sareiner Vie
o.la Senreiher Irene Goldsmith
nette Goldsmith Walter Goldsmith
Martina Meyers Geraldine Bume de IIrsch Iadfss
Ieueyoent society, Lena Invalid Aid Society Ne Sinai
Clty OF New York Hebrew Shetering Socfefr
OF New YORK Orphan Asylum. Hebrew Orphan Asvunt
I tie CITY OF New York. District Oe the Indepen
IIsshJ order henat Berth. Frances Bume, William r.
sons interested In the estate OF solomon Hochser late
OF Jne County OF New York. deceased credf-
tors, or persons claiming be wild
next o. kln Iegatees otherwise: persons
eed IN the estate OF Rosa SchTeiber OF the County
OF New Aork deceased. creditors
or otherwise. send greeting: and OF YOU
hereby cited and required personally appear
Lore our Surrogate OF the County YorS az the
Slrrogates Court OF said County. held the Hail OF
records, IN the County OF New og
November 1SS half-past O'Clock IN the forenoon
or tnat day. then and there 70 attend
ment of the account OF William
Arnold Kaiser and Jacob FrOTnrne.
last VIII and Testament OF said deceased. ard You
years are required TO appear by guardian. II you
have or. or II you have 70 appear apply
one 20 be appointed, in the OF
failure % do So a guardian will be appointed n
In Testimony Whereof CaIssf tss Sal Of tEs
Srrogatss Court OF the said County OF York 70
hereuntO affixed.
Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a surrogats OF our
said County. az the County OF New York day
Septennoer IN the year Of Lord thousand nine
DANIEL = DOWDNEY.
lSeall Clerk OF the SuFrOgRtes' Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Bidding for stocks the Consolidated Ex-
chahge Was brisk most OF the day. In the closing
dealings, however. selling 10 secure Droffs on the
long SIDE together with the putting out OF short
INES by many Of the floor traders who were nlav-
ing loF reaction, resulted in relative softness
compared with prices the Stock Exchange.
I.1Fly N the day Union Pacific sold to the extent
" several hundred shares at 2O75k and 207 a.
compared 90 with high price the other exchanges
y s-ya1z southern Pacific, whose total was con-
s-oerao!y ahead Of Union Pacidc's total an nm
Usual usual clreumstance failed TO sell below I3I
@hallst IsvA- United States Steel common led
a. a. other Issues IN volume. 1t touched high OF
- e, sea!nst - q Its early strength exerted a
- patnetc influence upon the other steel stocks
isotaDly republic steel common and Colorado Fuel
Nee-4g ana Sfnelting were exceptions 70 the soft
ii-sss displayed in the later trading wfb tla
1h 1tseI az one tine one-haR Of a point bid above
- ef Dlnef board a total business for an issues
ately 100000 shares was distributed
SoTIss Sixty cinerent stocks. Detailed Operations
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR BREECHES: DEPOT QUARTER
Il mastevs once Whitehall St. New York City.
Sept. 10 1SO9Sealed triplcate.
70 the usual conditions viii be received hare until
O'Clock p NJ, sept -. 1903. and then opened.
featuring snd delivering at either the New
Philadelphia Chicago DepOts OF the
Department. $4,000 pairs olive drab Breeches
5000 pairs olive drab Breeches. Quantities
TO be subject increase OF o exCead fftyr
per cent Il desired by this Department. The right
reserved 10 accept or reject all proposals
any part thereof Preferences will be given articles
OF domestic production manufacture. Standard
samples be seen. and blanks for PROPOSALS and
full Information will be furnished upon DUPLICATION
at this Office Envelopes containing proposals IA
Endorsed Proposals for Breeches to be opened Sent
"a 1902, and addressed Col VA. s. PATTEN Depot
Ouartermaster
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept 2O.-ClOsing-WHEAT-Sp Quiets
No : red Western winter IS 6isd: futures steadys
september. IS 1&d; December. 6&ds March. =
6isd. CORN-Spot steady; American mixed tvia
Gaiveston), Is 4d; futures easy October. IS Sxd.
December, % 0ltd FLOUR-Winter patents dun. S9s
sd HOPS In London (Pacihc CORstl hrm. f4Q f5 "a.
BEEF-ENtra India mess hru 99s 6d PORk-Prima
mess Western. nominal HANS-Short cut. "a 20 IA
10. nrul. OSs Cd. BACON-CuInberlan
~ strong Gss Sd short rib 10 70 "a ID. strong rs:
long CLEAR rliddieS light. IS S4
long clear mddles heavy 80 70 40 70. strong. 6es;
short clear backs 10 30 h. strong bellies
- to 10 II. steady Cos. SHOULDERS-Su1ar II 10
~ 10. strong Cos Cd. LARD-Rrima Westcrn IN
uerces,. quiet 6Os Sd: American refined In pails dl
Sls I'd CiiEESh-Canadian finest white. steady. 56ss
Canadian finest cOlOred. steady. as Cd TALlON-
Prime city steady. 29s 6d TURPENTINE-Spirits
steady. Ais I'D ROSIN--COmnOu Arm. I'd pr
Firm 26s 6d.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

BEENES-Hcceipts for I76 cars.
The market. making with the single carload held over
hmer feeling grades ana Others fully steady Out
prices ana while choice steers With %esShS %ers rtr
h hEed ns a ssn51 % ;ea' sales sS HnSf anS Ss so With
few ears q late arrivals unsod Bulls and COWS gere
s5q!7 30 per 700 no bulls az s2550$4 20 cows at y 49
s. so Dressed beef was steady at sl4qlo'se ger 10
London l4g4.e. dressed weight Refrigerator beer
saesSs sanders: 20 Virginia steers 1870 II average
Ht sea M S9 G nj m e % DO al lS % a. 81 Ts 20 %. 81 S T dS va S
@ ~ & a. 50 So % = d So m 2t. e d r. o sS - 9 @9 n S n n al a.
do 1i4o r At ss so: 90 500 n at 81 - DO 5i5 No.
3 s T 81 ~ eGT s 81 @ o 6es2s as - S @ M a0 a. R 90 80 30 at y 'o
% 71 CO ., 70 % VTS1a m m s5ssrs 5 y 2s ~ at 81 So
llGo n at 50 oo go do 1889 10 at s. e5 90 do liOs 10
oxen; 100 NJ at s. Gs bulls $! n sss d. $50
@ do d s o H. at Sc 40 IS do sa r. at o 81 0 & " at - 10
% T0n % o h 4 = yns "a a SIrn sGS % m m H 81 s. %
S. CO. bulls 1856 10 at sS G5: do s32 No. So 20
at a. 81 10 DO $50 b az s. TO- 90 DO esS ~ at 81 o.
81 o ssSerf Is doe ss S S at - IS do ao sf' m at 81 s % &
S9 do Sd S 81 70 20 az 40 80 @ S H. ao A. % So @ No. H IS 10 70 o Eos 80 ~ DO al @ 81 IS
10 do 1lsS 10 az 81 80; 20 DO l:nG ~ at 50 20
10 do i2iO h. at IS S. IS DO i2s2 iS at s. s6 q West
x's@a Is aG @ S ~ 'S at g &c. at IS % & o 1905 f H. ST. r. at
bull 1880 H. az s. % VTsina G9ys 1870 H. az & q - -
50 as IS do 1851 No. at seeV 10 DO ll76 10. at So
Fred l. KTatz 20 West Virginia steers. 1854 N. at
]. G. Curtis & Son: bull 1880 N, at So So Is do
S. dd SIS f r. GO eors at SIS ri r. at fG 81 S &c. g. do q.
$50 10. at So do, IS5 10. at 81 90; do $50 b at
81 CO. do. I0T 10 at 81 90; do. SS NJ S. %; do,
1000 10. at 81: do. s26 ID. 81 65 Is 526 10.
81
Andrew Mullen bull. 1920 To at So 75 Is do SIS
10. at SS9S do. Isi Ib at 500 do 6aT ~ al 81;
8 do sos NJ. at 81 55
w 4. Hume: 2s bulls e94 N. at So 60: do. Te4 10.
81 %: do. $50 lb. at 81: do. $50 50 %:
COW 10. 81 II a 80; 10,
So Il T25 N. at 81 %: II do. Tt5 81
George g. L. s. Dtenhack n bulls ST. 10. a IS so:
DO $50 10 at 81 40 cows 72o 10. 81 20; do $40
10, at So do. 020 N, at 81 20.
Nelson McCabe: ii bulls. 1850 at So 80: 81 do.
ST4 81 30; 81 do. 702 TO- So ~; COW. $40 10
at SO 25 do. $50 10. So; do $50 10 Sc IS; /
do 92O To- 81 IS: do. $50 no. at So . do. sos 10
H. III Hollis: % bulls sT6 H. at 81 40: . DO 72O H.
at So; 10 cows. 917 10 S3 do. al 10 81 65:
do coo 10 81 rs; do, s22 10 at 81 7O do SS5 10
az 81 So
Jelline. Wright & 2 bulls go 10. at So 90: do
on b at So 30; cows s4s 10 at S. so; do 1876 10.
81 -: do. 013 m. 81 20 do. Ti6 10 81 so.
CALNEs-Receipts for two days were 3l5l head.
hI4 head butchers and 2.l1
In moderate supply and fair demand steady
prices. Grassers with some demand for feeding puT-
poses ruled fair 20 e5c higher Western calves lust
steady. The pens cleared Common choica
veals sold at So 504sl0 per 100 throwous 81 so
s5 buternllks and srassers Mt So oogst 2o fed and
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
OTHER MARKeTs-BY TELEeRApH.

Chicago Sept. 2O,-CATTLE-Receipts (estimated) 2T-
600 head market weak 20 DC ower steers s. Guess so;
So 50QS5 20; heifers S3 5ONS6; bulls IS:
calves S3GS9: sockers feeders T56S5 HOGS
Receipts (estmaedl 5000 steady: chOce
heavy S. 4OaSs 5S butchers S 3o9Ss So light mixed.
IS 2O pigs S. 25QS6; bulk OF sales s. O5GSS 30 SHEEP
Receipts (estimate0. 200 head; market 1jc
lower: sheep $4 25QS5 25 lambs. SO T5GS7 60; yearng
S5QsS 90.
Cincinnati. Sept 20-CATTLE-R 26Se head
market generally steady fair 70 good shippers, s. S5Q
sB so; common. S24S3 %. HOGS-Eecepts. zIoS head:
market quiet: butchers shippers 25HSs So: com
mon, 81 504Ss. SHEEP-Receipts S04 head. market
lOG15o at S38s7 10
East Buffalo. sept. observation-disclosures 4.4oo head,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
NEW YORK PRICES.

January sOe 1907 1sO2 1907 isos
With Quoted @ s At is1 Ts' i2 Sd 0%S and
6utg,es tyres at ilSs lss Locally the market steady and
SsT MCyem6er and December All closing al so 25a3O
with spot and septembsE quoted i25oa1$G5c osto6s!
l2s.s TIE London market was Arm. with spot quoted
lake copper at isss 2sc eIec,Tovtie az 70 and
casting a. 12e2T@i2S7,to LEAD was unchanged at
spot quoted at 425a4S71 New York and at 2oq4 39s
575c New York and at 55oG5 CSC East St Louis deiiv
lower at ss So s' for cs2sand %aTsnts IN the a
con arset Loesy the market n. was was 1[f % Win No
for pig iron certificates the New York Produce E5
sot at si7 So RsgpaFs closed as s9llGys cash and
O' osfs ST. ssSs' = XS nf s sss siRt or
and syrups was steady but quiet and unehanEsd
Quotations follow; New orleans; oentritugaI. common
ofiean, open Sas s2 syTpI P'iG eoon
OIIS-Cottonseed oil was active to-day with prices
bSns o ao On S Vail and
s3d Se Sa 1 %h so S srsnb. ns 81
sac. 200 October; 2 81 5s7e 100 November soc
sosc, 500 March, S6s q oOc 900 MAY. do7a i2e.
linues stsady with seasonabS demand a! 25c for
va. unehanSed we quote pfsrRoff ;M"st4ndari
mite MITE e6ta 6 go go s bull v, rhadTPea ioss f
Sd,siPhsL L 10 eGs water white Sew York sbi' Ias:
White easss Nev York. i21sc: Phnsdslpha. 1910
,ner & 'S,2~ & spo' gSS.5 seFtenns' m $500 So 1s2
MAY I2c July 2ogs 22e prime white. sac 4Oe;
can seed. city raw. sIa3se out town raw oc137c;
c1tS iG lana morSt S toT S Sroyson after
slightly easier opening rallied Eenorsy hrm
fair caa demand far lard and covering o Receipts
az Kansas city were 1900 hog: omaha had 100 and the
10 oOo on Tuesday. PoRK-StrouE. Quoted Ness 50 Q
m FIN fa ogss SIS 'Sgse %ss s, sa15 iifs az g' s9 - s Co.
packet tl2IsI2 so s1rH Iniia ness S2oas2o 20 BEEF
iISe: 40 n iI%s, PIGS ~. cur MfAfs-P.Sk.d
isaqite. - n lsegltc I1ekisd hams steady: quoted
6's az. LARD-FIrner Quoted. Middle West. u 65a
l2cce- city lard Grm; Quoted a. I3Ne Rea1ei lsri
- Compound quoted sfs he
srENHtSD-Frm- Quoted: o!oo. iGs city lard ssarne.
IIcE ms rice lsaras, hsia steady. su. gnehass.s
3,,s oftlnaIy. nominai fair. ssgt&si good Ordinary
~ ate fAtnA. 5sGee. RAaSoon A%s'e slams. ah8
Win ans ETaaaSSs quoted a, DC not, les psr cent
onts under that IN some cases The following are less
ana per 100 n from invoice ana Per cent Tor cash
q GO n cartons. 3 6oc % a-ro
Ss 1oa 1Ss a. a1 soe oSSs. fg Eass ot s 6S ass
Powaered AID Eagle eoniee,Ionsrn sTanu!htsd S4Oe:
&c: fruit powdered and Eagle and extra me
@ 70 eSs do Fs p S 90 % S9s 4o % ss
standars sraniaiei and diamond s. iSc confec5ners
A 4e5e: No !. 49oo: No .. 4sbe; Nos and 4, 475c;
800: ~ 10 45c: No II. SOC; No ~ 425c Nos -,
IL ana i5 $50 NO 10 & soc @ Iha5aWn @ % Tse o ioea5 al
saies AZ slight advance Duty PaiI rates were quoted
test s73isc and moiasses sugar SO test s4she Cos,
az and tsga sugars were qgoSsd G @ a, a. @s which !, s9aG
shipment within thirty October shipment al
enfaFa from nest store T'5 at a a % ba: % test a @ pad
inuSc6vado So test s73sc ana aoSsses sugar So test
34s'4c. The london market for beet sugar was un-
Der at los % and May at lis Nd
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

pared pared with 2e21 the same points last year.
.b an interior markets however. the total for
SnS Gay was about 100000 bushels than for the
S SSorresPonding day last year. The cash market in
no TA Ted u Os5s elevator and 81 1913 anoat;
80 northern Duluth, 81 09A, and No hard winter
81 go L. ahoat- CORN-The fluctuations in
49, 49, connned within of about 4 q sc
pushel' with the market generally little under the
close Of Saturday. owing weather through
out the Western belt a decline q 5sd a
pool and rather liberal selling times by commission
LIousesr While receipts for the day at Chicago
quite, quite moderate. about 400 were expected
Luesday. The movement at all Western points n
sisted or $4,000 bushels. compared with 565000
SSusheis year ago. There increase OF 2740O0
pusheIs In the visible supply. Cash quite
nominal closing in New York follows: No
corn, 66}c afOat. winter shipment. OATS
mere was rather active selling times
ing the day by leading traders Chicago. and the
market responded with declines OF Ae per bushel.
crossing at lowest point OF the supply
increased 1.4s9,000 bushels. Cash oats in New York
closed as follows: a. 42c: white,
s a. 4SS and clipped white, 4$@4sc. RYE-Market
Hrnl' NO Western, nc b New York BARLEY
Market dull: feeding. 5s@bao c ! Z Now York.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET

New York. September 80. 1909.
WEEKLY pET-EsFvq.e
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-09-21

lo4.s0O Total sales.
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-10
Northwest Prairie Notes

The stork called at the home Of
Prank Lade, Sr., leaving a son born
tuesday, June 1.
Fred Lade and wife from Wisconsin
are visiting with Frank Lade Sr. and
wife.
We have plenty of rain but are not
Kicking because the crops look so
'3oA
The Farmers Telephone is coming
last. The wires are stretched as far
as VIM. Marshals place.
The base ball game between the
Red, White and Blues and the Red
3nllocks, last Sunday turned out 21
10, 3, in favor of the former. They
sa3so won the game two weeks ago
which was played at R. W. B. local
Aall diamond at Billy Wolfe's IS to G.
Nhey will have a game next Sunday
H,th the Slatke and Gronenthal nine
The Ward County independent., 1909-06-10
Eagle Picnic A Success

A crowd Of fully fifteen hundred
people attended the big Eagle Picnic
at Wildwood Park last Sunday. An
admission ticket to the park entitled
the holder to all the good things that
were going, and never was such a
jolly time had at a picnic in Minot
before A large roast OK, or regular
old fashioned barbecue was one of
the many features of the occasion.
Jack Shields sliced the OK, and made
sandwiches, which were eaten and
the crowd would have eaten three
more oxen, only Jacks arm grew
weary. Tom Lacy d1shed out forty
gallons of ice cream and barrels Of
lemonade Baked beans, speghetti,
cheese, pickles, catsup, mustard,
horse radish, salad and coffee galore
were served besides. Quigley's or
chestra furnished the music for the
dance. Foot races and other sports
were enjoyed.