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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
TELEGRAPH TIED UP
BY MAGNETIC CURRENT.
Aurora BoreaIis Blamed for Strange
Electrical Phenomenon Early
This Morning.

Chicago, H., Sept 25.-Two violent
electrical earth currents, believed to
eminate from an Aurora Borelas, today
disturbed the telegraph service over
the entire country. At seven this
morning the wires We're dead but
gradually resumed business during the
day 1t is said by the weather bureau
that the center of the magnetic storm
was in Manitoba
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
AUTOMOBILE SPEED
CRAZE DEMANDS VICTIM.
Young Woman's Neck Broken and Her
Male Companion is Roasted to
Death in Accident.

Americus, Ga, Sept. 25.-One per
son was burned to death, another in
stantly killed, and third seriously
burned when an automobile driven by
John McLendon, ran off an eight foot
embankment here early today.
McLendon and Miss Viola Herman,
one of his companions, were pinioned
beneath the wrecked car which caught
fire. Ethel Hit, another member of
the party, although severely burned,
ran screaming to the city, two miles
distant, and gave the alarm.
Miss Hermann's neck was broken
by the fall and death was instantane-
Gus, but McLendon was roasted alive
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
BRYAN PROPOSES
TENTATIVE PLATFORM.
Would Rather Not Meet Senator
Bailey in Joint Debate at Ell
Paso, Texas. =

FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 25.-Replying
to proposal to meet Senator Bailey
in Joint debate here on Monday, w. j.
Bryan sent the following telegram
from Vail, Ariz:
81 am endeavoring to secure a DEM
ocratic majority in the next Congress
and will propose a tentative platform
which | ask the Democrats to accept,
reject or amend. Believing that de-
bate would turn the attention to indi-
viduals from the issue, | should pre-
fer separate meetings unless Bailey
,, makes a personal request for a joint
meeting"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
Spends Day of Com
parative Quiet in
Utah
ENJOYS AN ORGAN RECITAL
Rest From Railroad Travel
Seems Very Agreeable
to Taft.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 25.-Presi-
dent Taft is spending the day in COM
parative qiuet in Salt Lake and is en-
loving a rest from railroad travel. The
day began with breakfast at the Com
mercial Club. Afterwards he attend
ed an organ recital in the Mormon tab
ernacle, leaving afterwards for Salt
air beach, the famous bathing resort
where luncheon was served. In the
afternoon the President went to the
Country Club where he played golf, a
recreation which he greatly missed
since the beginning OF the trip.
Will Be Given sombrero.
Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. .g25.-When
President Taft visits EPPaso he will
be presented by the Ell Paso Ohio
Society with the finest Mexican SOM
brero ever exported from Mexico. The
hat will be most elaborately decorat-
ed in gold and silver. 1t is now being
manufactured in Mexico and VIII cost
several hundred dollars.
| Diaz VIII Be in Ell Paso Eight Hours
Mexico City, Sept. 25.-The Mexi-
can end of the program for the meet
ing of Presidents Taft and Diaz at
Ell Paso has been completed and was
| today sent to Washington by the Mex
lean state department.
President Diaz with staff, several
cabinet members, battalion OF pres
identia1 guards and number of gov
ernment officials will leave Mexico
City on the evening of October u. A
Chihuahua President Diaz will be
the guest of Governor Enrique c
Creel. After two days there the
party will go to the border.
| President Diaz will be in Ell Past
from 10 a. M. to 6 p. m, October TO
President Taft is expected to eros!
the border twice, first formally to re
turn President Diaz'S visit, and agair
in the evening to be the guest O
honor at banquet given by Preslden
Diaz.
Pinchot Meets Taft in Utah.
Los Angeles, Sept 25.-That Presi
dent Taft, Secretary Ballinger and Git
ford Pinchot may meet in Salt LAX
: City on the Presidents journey west
ward to Spokane, where he is to de
liver his set speech upon reclamation
and conservation of public lands wa
forecast when Pinchot left Los Al
geles direct for Salt Lake City. III
head of the forestry bureau navel
f said that he had bought his ticket 70
Salt Lake City before he learned tha
: President Taft would arrive ther
about the same time as himself. "Bu
I probably shall see the President h
e added. With the chief forester Wer
| John Hays Hammond who will joi
the president at Salt Lake City.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
FRENCH DiRlGIBLE
BALLOON EXPLODES
Crew of Four Crushed to Death Under
Envelope and Basket of
RepubIique.

Moulins, France. Sept. 25.-The
French dirigible balloon Republique,
exploded in the air near here today,
killing a crew of four. While the bal
loon was running at a high rate of
speed and apparently under control it
exploded with loud report, falling 40O
feet and crushing the crew beneath
the envelope and basket.
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CONFESSES TO
COLORADO HOLD-UP

Trinidad Colo, Sept. 25.-Leandro
Martinez, ex-conyict, has confessed
that he was the movir- spirit in the
attempt to hold up and rob the Gray
creek paymaster of the Victor-Ameri-
can Fuel Company of $4,000, August
IA, but he refuses to tell the names OF
those implicated with him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
DEATH TO BULL FROGS
is CAMPAIGN SLOGAN.
Novel Municipal Campaign in Indiana
Town Where Three Parties
Are Running.

Roswell, Ind, Sept. 25.-"Death to
bull frogs" is the political slogan of
the Independent party here. At the
coming municipal election, an Inde-
pendent candidate will oppose the Re
publicans and Democrats, All candi-
dates are running on a platform prom
ising extinction o. the frogs inhabit-
ing the ponds near the town by filling
in the ponds. Whether the Independ-
ents win or not the frogs will croak
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
CREW OF REVENUE
CUTTER MURDERED.
Reports That Moros Captured the
Sora and War Department is
Asked to Investigate.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Inquiries
are being made by the insular bureau
of the war department regarding the
report that the revenue cutter Sora
has been captured by Moro pirates and
the crew of fourteen murdered No
official advices have been yet receiv-
ed at the war department
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
BUTTE FACES AN
ENTIRE SHUT DOWN.
Niqht Was Given to Violence and
Gun Play Between Adherents
OF Rival Unions.

Butte, Mont, Sept. 25.-After a night
given oyer to violence and gun plays,
Butte today faced an entire shut down
of the mines and smelters. A confer
ence was called this AFTERNOON between
the Miners Union and the mine offic
ials to come to some settlement of the
fight between the Miners and Hoisting
Engineers Union which yesterday re
suited in walkout of 80 per cent oi
the miners employed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
WHITNEY ARRIVES
AT INDIAN tlAR5oR.
Is Expected to Verify Cooks Claims
and incidentally Rescues Crew
of Whaler.

Indian Harbor, Labrador, Sept. %
The relief ship JEANNE has arrived
here having on board Harry Whitney
the young sportsman to whom Cook
says he told the story of his dash to
the pole. Whitney announced his ar
rival by wireless to friends in New
Haven last night and expected to
reach the United States next week.
The JEANNE also rescued Captain
owner and crew of six of the Dundee
whaler Snowdrop. wrecked at Cape
Haven in 1908. The crew had suf-
fered greatly from hunger and priva-
tions for a year and were long ago
given up as lost.
Declares Both Fakers.
Salseburg. Austria, Sept 25.-Ad-
dressing the Congress of Naturalists
here today Professor Albrecht F. X.
Penck, professor of geography in the
University of Berlin, made an inter
esting comparison of reports of Com
mander Peary and DR.. Cook concern
ing the discovery of the pole. He
analyzed the published accounts OF
their progress in reaching the pole
and arrived at the conclusion that
neither of them had proved that he
had reached the pole or was able to
furnish scientific proof of having done
So because neither had sufficiently
scientific equipment.
Cook May Sue Peary.
New York, Sept. 25.~-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook contemplates bringing suit
against Commander Peary to recover
damages for slander and defamation
according to statements tonight by
friends of the former
! DR.. Cook himself had nothing tC
say regarding the proposed suit bu
his secretary Walter Lonsdale, ad
mitted that the idea was seriously en-
tertained, both by Dr. Cook and b!
John R. Bradley. Cooks backer. HI
said that affidavits had already beer
prepared in case it was definitely de
cided to bring the suit.
"But certainly nothing will be dom
at present in the NATTER said MI
Lonsdale, "and as matter of fac
it is doubtful if anything will ever b
done unless it is in retaliation"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
PATROL WAGON CAUGHT
IN OMAHA RIOT,
Desperate Prisoner Seeks to Escape
But is clubbed Into Submission
BY Police.

Omaha, Neb, Sept. 25.-While a
patrol wagon taking G. w. Marvin, the
alleged U. p train robber back to jail
from a barber shop last night, the
wagon was caught in small street
car riot, and the prisoner made des
perate attempt to escape. He was
dubbed into submission.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
QUIET DAY At
THE CAPITOL
Many Suits Filed
in the District
Court
ROUNDING UP CATTLE THIEVES
Mounted Policemen R0sk
and Gomez Making a
Thorough Clean Up.

Among the many messages OF con-
dolences received by Mrs. Johnson,
wife of the late Governor of Mime
sota was a heartfelt one from Gov
ernor Curry who knew and admired
Governor Johnson very much.
Elected Superintendent of Blind Asy-
lum.
The board of trustees of the terri
torial blind asylum at Alamogordo has
elected R. R. Pratt of the Western
PENNSYLVANIA Institute for the Blind
to be superintendent of the territorial
ASYLUM for the blind at Alamogordo.
Rounding Up Cattle Thieves.
Mounted Policemen ], B. Lusk and
Rafael Gomez are at work rounding
up cattle thieves in Valencia, Tor
rance and Socorro counties. They re-
port the arrest of Manuel Barela and
Gregorio Sanchez who have been held
for the grand jury and will be rear
rested by the sheriff of Socorro coun-
ty on a similar charge. More arrests
will be made shortly.
District Court.
Renehan and Davis, attorneys, this
forenoon filed a large number Of suits
in the district clerks office They
are the following
In Torrance county: Territory OF
New Mexico ex rel, VS.. Jesus Sanchez
Y Ballejos ct al, questioning the
right of defendants to the manage
ment as trustees of the fatigue grant
In Taos county, four suits by foul
different plaintiffs against Joseph E
Lacome, Thomas B. Gable and un
known claimants, to quiet title to in
terests claimed in the Arroyo Hondt
grant in Taos county. the plaintiffs
being Linton M. Cutter, Willis Van
diveer, J. R. Chambers and Richart
Oakley
In Rio Arriba county, Venceslao ia
ramillo VS.. Toribio Lopez, for sos
on a stated account.
In Rio Arriba county: Writ Come
& Co., VS.. George w. Kutz & Co., TO
$2S7.5O and 76 ewes, damages beinI
stated at $500
In Santa Fe county, A M, Berger
VS.. Abram Crawford Voorhees, @
Colfax county, on balance of not
amounting to $225.0S.
In Santa Fe county, Helen Valde
VS.. Antonio Valdez, for divorce. TIL
couple were married April 20, 1901
nd IT," fife alleges non-support an
Her averments are quit
nd interesting disclosing
tate of martial unhappines
ance county, The Meyer
.n. VS. Manuel G. Martinez, {
$50 on promissory notes.
ance county, John Becke
vs. Bonifacio Salas, f6
alance due on note.
oard of Osteopathy.
.... Monday, September 27, tt
.. j Board of Osteopathy wi
.. ecial meeting at Roswell
a class of applicants. tt
f the board are DR.. c.
.r.a.r 4 Albuquerque, president; D
sons of Roswell, vice pres
w.. Charles A Wheelon,
secretary and treasurer.
Postoffice Matters.
office has been established
Wag Chaves county, being speci
Vi. owles, Is miles south. Oh
been established at Negl
t. county; Encino, five mil
eaa. Lucia 21 miles west.
stmaster Commissioned.
F# Leyba has been commissic
;tmaster at Trampas.
Star Schedule.
f flowing star service schedt
Ha~ IN established between Fl
'ae Cameron: Leaves Hole
eept Sunday at 7 a. m, a
1t Cameron by IL; leav
&c. daily except Sunday at |
an arrive at Hollene bv s o. m
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
ILLINOIS BANK
WRECKED BY DYNAMiTERS,

Mount Vernon, Ill.,, Sept. 25.-The
bank at Bulford, seven miles east of
here, was wrecked today by dynamite
and the entire contents of the safe
were stolen, it is believed. The
amount of booty is not known.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
FULTON PAGEANT
At NEW YORK
Naval Spectacle At
tracts Millions to
Shore
CLERnONT AND HALF MOON
Exact Replicas of Historic
Vessels Sail Along the
Hudson,

New York Sept. 25.-The boom of
the sunrise guns awoIte New York
this morning to the celebration honor
ing Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton.
IL was toward the river that Hudson
found and on which Fulton launched
his steamboat, that FIVE million people
turned today Two million lined the
shores from the Battery to Spuyten
Duyyil, two million more lined the
Jersey shore and one million saw the
pageant from Brooklyn and Staten
Island The celebration was opened
with the assembling of the naval pag-
cant in the upper bay. The four
American cruisers and 5 submarines
escort to the Clermont and the Halt
Moon met in Kill Won Kull where the
CIermont and the Half Moon met off
st. George. Then with the escort
trailing to the rear, the two crafts
duplicates of the originals in every
respect, cruised along the Brooklyn
shore Meanwhile the rest of the ma
val parade was assembling and as
the Clermont and Half Moon entered
the mouth of the river they fell in be
hind.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
A Quaint Spectacle.

New York, Sept. 25.-With smoke
pouring from it's antiquated funnel,
the Clermont proceeded, putting and
grunting under her own steam, and
the Half Moon was towed for some
distance when she struck a favorable
slant of the wind and proceeded un-
der her own canvass with Lieutenant
Lam of the Dutch navy costumed as
Henry Hudson on the poop.
CIermont Rammed Half Moon.
New York, Sept. 25.-As soon as the
Clermont and Half Moon met off st
George the Clermont rammed the Hall
Moon doing slight damage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
A Magnificent Display.

New York, Sept 25.--It took hours
TO straighten out the mass of boats
and it was after one O'Clock when the
formation was complete First came
the police scout patrol boats and tor
pedo boats. then the Clermont and
Half Moon with the immediate escort
of the cruisers and summaries, then
five squadrons of the steam mer-
chant crafts and ferry boats motor
boats, tugs, lighters aAd sailing craft
They moved up the Hudson in double
line at speed of miles an hour. The
procession was fifteen miles long
When it reached the line of WarShips
the Clermont and Half Moon passed
alone between the Warships and the
Manhattan shore while the rest of the
procession passed close to the Jersey
shore. When the little vesseis passed
a royal salute was fired. The Cler
mont and Half Moon only went tC
10th street, where the land cere
monies took place These included
speeches by Governor Hughes anc
others Tonight the parade will &C
! over the same route brilliantly lighted
amid the greatest fireworks display
ever seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Advance in Both Wheat and
Corn Pits Thursday.
CORN SENTIMENT VERY BUILIsH
Government Report on wheat only
slightly Bearish and Does Not
Fully Counteract Effect of
Light Receipts,


OMAHA. sept. ?. 1s09.
Tnc government report was construed
as only slightly bearish on wheat condi-
tons. and. as receipts are extremely light,
.pTlces were advanced with the bullish sem
tiinett on the corn market.
When the 1909 wheat crop is marketed it
Is thought there will be a heavy surplus
as there has been a good crop both In
the country and also abroad.
The government figures were highly
bulliah on corn and a sharp uptuTn re-
suited ~ the heavy. buying due to the
sentimente these figures created.
Wheat was strong and higher on buying
by shorts, who became excited over the
advance an corn.
Light receipts and the good cash demand
VIII probably give good tone to the mar
ket until the country movement increases.
Corn was very strong and advanced
iharply, with shorts covering, and heavy
buying By outside trade because OF the
bJliest government figures. Cash corn
was more quiet, hut offerings brought
lisher priced than yesterday, but did not
thow the gain compared with the options.
Primary wheat receipts were LIS VO'
iushtls and shipments were $500 bushels,
asain!t receipts last year OF $1,000 bushels
aud shipments of $500 bushels.
rimar com receipts were Li0IS'Oo bush
els and shipments were 338,OW bushe s,
against receipts last year OF $4,000 bushels
ann shipments OF i40, 900 bushels.
CleataHces were, 5000 bushels OF corn,
40 bushels Of oats and wheat and flour
tq1gl 10 10000 bushels.
Liverpool closed, Lsd to hd higher on
wheat and Kd higher on corn.
Local range Of options;
ID. - q. 81 A - 1 FNNl-A I WnHHg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
= carEO. Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Ofncial announce
ment of a serious crop shortage in Rus
STA ana the bullish showing OF the crop
report of this country made public yes err
day caused strength in all gran markets
on the Board of Trade Today. inal quo
tations on wheat showed net gains of Lac
Bctto 1Ac ltisher and provisions FAC lower
10 22Hc higher.
Activity ann strength marked the trading
in the wheat pit nearly AL day and prices
ine factors chiefly responsible for the
marked revival OF trading were the e.
ficlal statistics relating TO the grain crops
OF the united states and Russia. The ain
nouncement of a 10 point deterioration In
the american corn crop and a 3 point loss
In spring wheat which inspired bulliSh sen
ttment late in the session yesterday was
agam A~s.nented by official figures re-
garding the prospective yield of grain in
Russia tins year, which indicated an In
crease OF 90,Jt0, GOO bushels In wheat and a
decrease of S~4,00O,0OO bushels in other grain
compared with a year ago. A leading
elevator interest was an active buyer OF
the december delivery all day and this
led 10 urgent covering by shorts. Liberal
mand Tor the cash grain here and at Min,
neApOiis ana Dulut induced free selling
al various time during the day, but offer
ings were readily taken up during the day
the December option sold between s4SC
ard s,c. The close was strong, December
at $3.50.
Tra1e in the corn pit was on an enor
nous scale and the market was strong al
day The market closed strong at the bes
marks OF the day.
Oats were surong in sympathy with
wheat and corn. The market closed stronI
at The. top prices.
The bulge an corn prompted liberal GOV
ering OF January products by shorts, re
suhing IN a strong market all day. Pricei
at the close were 25bc lower to Rhc higher
Inc leading futures rangeu as fo.IOws
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Total receipts 1853

CATTLE-There was a FAIR but by no
yards this morning. The demand has been
pretty good all the week and there was
still good inquiry again this morning, so
that the general market was In good con-
dition.
Buyers of beef steers were out in good
season in the morning and under the IN
fluence of a good demand and encouraging
reports from other selling points the mar
ket was strong to 10c higher, and there
feet a reasonably early clearance OF the
better grades. Good western steers sold
up as high as $500, with pretty decent
kinds of cornfeds at. $40. AZ -..-e
Cows and heifers howed about the same
Improvement as beef steers, being
from strong TO loo higher.
Stockers and feeders have been GOOD
sellers all the week and the desirable xmas
were still in demand at good strong prices
with other grades steady, at least.
Quotations on cattle; GOOD 10 cholcs
cornfed steers, SZ.O0Q7. 20; fair to good
cornfed steers, &.4Q07.00; common to falr
| cornfed steers, A7506.40; good to cnotce
range steers, S.O006.00; fair to good range
steers, H.60d5.00; common to fair range
| steers, $3.75d4b0; good to choice eornfee
COWS and heifers, t4ooq6.0o; fair to good
mon to fair cornfed cows ana heifers,
Sa.B00S.O0; good to choice range cows and
heifers, t2609450; fair to good range cows
and heifers, S3y0048.60; common to fair
range cows and heifers, R.&qSOOi good
TO choice stockers and feeders, NOOgS.50,
90; common to fair stockers and feeders:
81 75a325; stock helfers, $250q3.Z5; veal
calves, s3.5036.50; pulls. stays. etc.. N.6Ow
45o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10

noted yesterday, receipts OF
sheep have been moderate all this week,
while the demand has been very brisk. 50
that everything has been cleaned up on
the day OF arrival. Prices have been stead
The same conditions as noted yesterday
were still IN control today, with the result
the general market this morning was
lOQ15O higher, making an advance for the
week on desirable killers OF E5qS5c. Every
thing offered this morning changed hands
Just about as fast as buyers could get
at II, with the result that desirable lots
were about all cleaned up by the middle
OF the forenoon or a little later. AS a
matter Of course. inferior stuff Is never
sought after and does not as a rule show
as much advance as the better grades.
Feeders ave also been strengthening up,
being In very good demand and moderate
supply. While they have not shown pos
sibly as much advaneesas the best killers
they are anywhere from strong to 25c
advance depending upon the kind and quail
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, EIOOaf.40; fair to good
lambs, 36.75Q7.O0; good TO choice year
lings, 6.OOd6.40; fair to good yearlings,
A.65d5.O0; good to choice wethers, A5gd4SO;
fair 20 good wethers, A.25q4JO; good to
choice ewes. N4Oa4.6O; fair TO good ewes,
s.. 75GAao.
Quotations on feeder stock, Fair TO
choice lambs, S5.75q6.50; fair to choice year
lings. A75g625; fair TO choice Vethers
.SL00d4.40; fair 20 choice we'heTs. A.O0d
40; fair to choice ewes H.25d3T6
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10

mo. 2
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steadys winter patents. SA.70a
$40; straightss A.40d5.1O; spring s~traights
SA.S0dp&. 50; bakers. &254As0.
BARLET-Feed or mixing, i7d5Oc; fair
10 choice maltinAv Ad65c.
SEEDS-FlaNt No, l southwestern, 81 81;
No. 1 Northwestern. N.4l. Glover. Si2.50.
PROV3SlQNS-PQfk, mess, per bbi., S23. 90
G23.5. 4aFdt per 100 lbs, Sl2.50. Short ribs
sides dooseE blE0dl1.70; short clear sides
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 160ood bL Primary receipts were
123S, bu., compared with I.35, 900 Blu. the
corresponding day9R year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
= cars; corn 1e 0ars; oats. tB cars: hogs,
RUTTER ereameries. sas9as4o;
EdGs-Reeeipts. s.sS cases. Steady az
mark, cases included, isc; firsts, 2Oho:
CHEESEE STEADY; daisies. l5491s%o:
twins. 14%9l5c; Young Americas, Ice; long
horns. leo.
POTATOES-Steady; choice to fancy, $50
csc; fair to good. 00Re2c.
POULTRY-Steady; turkeys, lie; chick
ems, lbc; springs. lb1tc.
VEAL~Steady; 50 to 60-lb. weights, 9d
cue; 20 to &-lb. weights, 94qiOc; s. TO no
10. weights. t0lkdi2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Knn.ns CIV Ltve stock mnrket.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept. 9.-CATTLH
Receipts, 1900 head, Including 1900 head
southerns; market steady to. weak; choice
export and dressed beef steers, t6.5046.OO;
fair to good, A.25a625; western steers, 49, 90
@675; stockers and feeders, SS.O0q5. 80;
southern steers. $32b4LGO; southern COWS
heifers, 3,S5@6.0O; bulls, 2,5OQ4OO: calves,
3.50Q7.75 Is.
HOG - Receipts. G.O0o head; market
strong to &c higher; top $3.50; bulk OF
and butchers, E7.9Ogs.SO; light, s7,6OQS.15;
SWEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 5000
head; market 100 higher; Utah lambs,
40; lambs. s6.O0@7.7O; yearlings, 5000
$50; wethers, t4.6045. 20; ewes, 81. 25Q4.75;
stockers and feeders, So 25Q6.2S