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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
A WOMAN, AGED IS
YEARS TO Be BRIDE
She Will Marry a Man Fifty
Years Old.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to William H. Harris, aged If
ty and Sarah Jane Kerlin, aged sew
enty-five years Harris was divorced
from his wife two years ago. The
bride had never been married. Harris
has been engaged on the Kerlin farm
for some time. l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
4 TRUSTEES PICNIC

August IL has been selected a. the
date for the all day picnic Of the
township trustees. 1t will be held at
Glen Miller park. These affairs In
the past have been among the most
enjoyable occasions Of the year to the
trustees and their families.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
LOST CHILD FOUND

New York. July s.-Lttle Sophia
Bennech, 3 year old daughter Of
George Bennech was found by
searching party today. The child who
had strayed from home into the noun
tains. was faint from hunger and ex-
posture. but otherwise was unframed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09

Brooklyn, N Y, July 9.-Brooklyn
outbatted Cincinnati yesterday, but
lost the game, 9 to 8, through Bells
wildness and Bergen's bad throwing,
the heavy wind bothering him SO that
the visitors were able to steal five
bases, Bescher getting three. The
ninth inning was a lively one. With
two men on bases and one out. Alper-
man singled and Bescher threw the
ball into the Cincinnati players
bench. scoring Burch. Alperman ran
to second and then walked to third,
where he and Hummell were tagged
out. Alperman claimed that the ball
was blocked and KLEIN agreed with
him, allowing Hummell to score and
Alperman to take third. After some
delay he changed his mind and Alper-
man was sent back to second and
Hummell to third. During the con-
Griffith changed pitchers,
Casper relieving Campbell. Lennox
was passed and with the bases full
and two runs to tie Jordan made a
scratch hit. scoring Hummell. Lum-
ley and McElveen. who were also
sent in to bat. failed to make the nee
essary hit. Because OF Umpire Klem's
change Of decision In the ninth, the
Brooklyn club has decided to protest
the game. Score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati 0 0 4110 % IL 8
Brooklyn 0 2 0 l / 0 0 rs II 4
Campbell, Casper and Mclean;
Bell and Bergen.
Runs-Bescher 2, Cakes 2, Egan 2,
Mitchell 2. Downey. Burch 5, Clement,
Hummell 3, Alperman. Two-base hits
Cakes, Egan. Hummell Three base
Hits-Off Campbell, IS
in s Is innings: off Casper. In 2-3
Inning. Sacrifice flies-Mitchell, Hob
litxel. Sacrifice hits-Hoblitzel, Camp
bell, Clement. Stolen bases-Bescher
8, Hoblitzel. Lobert- Double plays
Campbell to Egan to Hoblitzel: Burch
to Alperman: Mcmillan to Alperman
TO Hummell. Left on bases Cincin-
uad g: Brooklyn 3. Bases On balls
OFT Bell 4; off Campbell 5; of Casper
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National leaQue.

Cincinnati g; Brooklyn 8.
New York 5: Pittsburg I.
Chicago s; Philadelphia 3.
Boston 10: St. Louis 6.
American League.
st. Louis 81; Chicago 10.
Cleveland 3; Washington 2.
Philadelphia 3; Detroit 1.
American Association.
Toledo 2; Louisville O.
Indianapolis 2; Columbus 0.
ST. Paul SIS; Milwaukee IL.
Kansas City 6-4; Minneapolis %
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09

1. Struck out-By Bell 2; by Camp
bell 4. Passed ball-McLean. Wild
pitch-Bell. Time-2:O2. Umpire
KLEIN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09

Lap busters at factory
prices. Jones Hardware Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
Lap busters at factory
prices. Jones Hardware Co.
No discounts allowed on
gas and electric bills after the
10fh 9-2t

See the Black Silks in Knoll
lenberu's center window; they
are beautiful. On sale Mon
day. /,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
CIT1 hEAL ESIAIE
BALDWIN & HOWELL 3lS-324 Kearny ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 kearny St
MEMBERS OF S. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD.


s21, ,ooo-Pays over per cent net; owner
anxious TO sell at this reduced price
good business property; stores and 3
fats of and rooms, baths clean
modern improvements built only rev
years: lot J0x95: location best section
OF Western addition: let US show you
this; loan can be arranged for ,Pss6, Pssf of
s17, SOTO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Superb NE.
corner. facing Panhandle: excellent apart
ment house site; could be subdiyided oy
purchaser to advantage; lot TSxloo
s17. .5o0-Bush st. business corner; large double
lot; present improvements earn $l,eoo
per annum: store and dwellings in good
order. There is a turn in this proper property
SIG, ,000-OFFER WANTED. The owners have
requested to urge the sale OF TINS
property; they will consider any reason,
able offer; house could not be duplicated
FOR less than s12. 800: lot i9x13I:6; is
easily worth 5000; 20 feet in clear on
south iasures sun and light; very choice
neighborhood at Washington aud Lyon
sts. $4,000 bank mortgage at current
rates of interest can remain l5Sf9l
$l3 000-3 new Leavenworth st. fats rooms
and bath each; few minutes from DOWN
town. which assures you renting values:
where can you buy hats for Sls,oo
where property is worth $500 foot
Look into this at We have just
sold adjoining for $4,000. t4565l
Sill, ,000-2 extremely we'll built fats Of I
rooms and bath each; worth every cent
of Si1 900: would cost you Sl2 900 IL you
We're to try to duplicate them; new and
up 10 uate IN every Iespect, hllcHthS ~
center allow TO receive all sun and
light; fine location Clay ST. t3eSe)
S9,000-Entire block in Sunset money TO be
made with this; 240x600; well located.
(4610)
sS,o00-Pine st. corner flats on Pine and .
on cross street. rents nearly S100 a
month; $3.50 and bath each;
these fats very conservative. Inves-
tigate this If you interested in a
sale income. (395S)
s65OO-3 fats. 10 rooms and bath each: rent
ing for S57 per month; lot 25x100; near
29th and Dolores sts. (46OSt
$3.750-Fine sunny lot in Baker ST. near Nc
Allister: only $3.50 a foot; admirable lot
for fats: look this up. (435)
$3,I50-21 g foot lots Van Ness ay.; all
generous Depths cheapest property on
market; immense future; IN line with
all improvements.
So, 3,500-Best block Sacramento st fall
size. t46O2l
SO, ,1OO-Leavenworth ST near Jackson 20x60.
fronting on streets: McEnerney title;
excellent lot for small flats: would pay
well II improved. til33)
Send for "our List of Property for Sale.
G.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
PARTNERS WANTED

doing from ssoo TO $500 ner month. $3.50 for
the right party. 969 Broadway, room 49,
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06


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dsappointments Or detention from occupa tion
No need 10 endanger your life consulting irrer-
ular and unreliable called specialists when for
the same fee you may have the services of the
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California.
Ny offices are strictly private. and my pain
less, harmless methods are pride TO the profess
sion. My fees are reasonable.
My hours are $3.50 n. m. 10 .. m. I never
fail. Phone Oakland 54Js
DR.. ROBERT GREEELEAFs FULTON
516 11th ST. bet. Washington and Clay, Oakland
A. ATTENTION. LADIES,
DIR. NORTH. 1925 Market ST.; tel. Park 5e41.
World Renowned Specialists for Women Only.
No Delays Disappointmenfs
Relief Guaranteed
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Most obstinate cases treated: utmost privacy
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absolutely harmless. Low fees. By consulting
an eminent specialist you gave time and
money. All female complaints cured. Advice
free. 10 q. IA. 10 .. M. and 10 . .. II.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

BALDWIN & STETSON. 14I Suffer st.
S13, ,500-Rent. $l,572: flats. 6-6-5-5-4 rooms
2Jx120 #. double frontage: Fulton ST..
close in; of the flats are new: others in
good condition; improvements alone worth
new S12. 900; lot $1,000.
ss 75O-5th ay., Sunset; 2 swell dats and garage
suitable for 3 machines; mortgage $4,000;
finished in Oregon pine. We guarantee
these to be the best pair Of fats in that
district. Upper fat leased $50 per month.
S24 OOO-One OF the best retail business locations
near Stanyan ST.; pays IL per cent. which
is far better than 10 per cent on mats
alone: rents S265 month; price $24, 600;
3 stores and 3 fats; 50x100 feet.
S4,500-2 story, s room house, Castro st. near
10Th; 25x120 feet; mortgage 81 coo; in
first class condition.
$40, 750--0ne of the very best blocks on Page ST. {;
3 extra good flats. AS this Is business
location the basement could be made into
store that would rent steadily. Present
rents 81, 40; no vacancies.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS
50 Oo0-Devisadero st. near Washington; dats,
7-G rooms: rent $3.50; mortgage $1,000;
2Jx11O feet
$780, new fats 9th av., Sunset; rents $3.50;
cheapest and best buy for the money in
the district
S25, ,OOo-Rent So $50: corner containing IA. $50
So it, commanding view of the city;
improvements while yielding large rentals
are OF nominal value: faces handsome
park; mortgage $4,000; realty alone
worth s22500: will sell ground without
improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
BERKELEY real ESTATE

81, 500--This is the price Of a very pretty 4
room house at Ashby station. the house Il
modern and up TO date and fronts on a
very pretty street; we can make terms III
you have not the cash
81. 00O-This Is certainly snap; room house
in Harper St; has all the modern con-
yeniences and stands on deep lot; II viii
pay you to look this up.
EMSLIE 4 LORENZ.
Ashby station. Berkeley.
(Not open Sunday.l
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

THOMAS e. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank Building,
$6,300-2 flats; lot, 25 TT. wide; Broad
way and Larkin: owner in difficulty !;
S11, ,500-S new . and room fats; near Steiner
and Fell facing Alamo square; well
s1i, ,ooo~Two of the finest 10 and room fats
in the city; nearly new lot 2T:6x13I %;
near Fulton and Scott. These fats
would cost you $4,000 to build; parties
going away from the city only cause
for selling. Don't miss this.
S6.00o-Cash full price only $9500 for new
and room fats fn the Ashbury dis
trict. Exactly Ike others selling for
So, 900. There is a financial reason for
these fats being sacrificed and must be
sold this week. You will never duplicate
this bargain. They will rent for $3.50
per annum.
$50, ,000-New apartment house. 35x13T:6: near
Fulton and Scott; rented at 81. 1874 per
annum; II apartments, containing ~
rooms; investigate.
S12, ,500-Near Page and Webster: 3 high class
new and room flats, rented for 81 $50
per annum; owner must raise money at
once; may consider offer
s15. 5000 new high class fats near Broadway
and Larkn: lot 81 :6x95; rents 81, 1GO per
annum: these good buys.
So, ,500-6 high class flats. near De-
visadero; just completed; rented low at
$1,000 per annnm; nothing finer OF its
kind in the city
S4.000-Rents $1.3S2 per annum; new room
OATS on Noe St; full price $4,000; lot
25x105. Real snap.
new. at Cole and Frederick; lot 25x
1876. This is snap and will GER
tainiy be sold in few Gays.
5000 Cash-Rents 81 .260 per annum; new
fats block of Devisadero; balance
s4.25o remain; reduced price.
50, ,000-3 of the best new room flats on 18th
ST.; owner refused $10500 a short time
ago. must sell
Sc, 6,000-Chofce Mission corner; 3 and room
fats; lot 25x100.
$4,000 Cash-Near I'd av and H ST.; new 5
and 6 room fats: has been reduced to
$1,000. This is a bargain.
$4,000. with only $4,000 cash-New corner;
business property; inside 9th av-, Rich
mond district rents $1170 per annum
S13. .000-3 high class fats near Clay and
Leavenworth: best in the neighborhood;
q each; investigate
S11 300 high class fats east of Hyde, south
of Washington; something fine
sc, 600 Cash-New corner. near Van Ness av.,
of 3 flats and store rents Sl,3SO per
annum; mortgage, 81 ZOO
$4,000 Cash--2 fats, with garage; 9Th
av and Lake St: balance $4,000 can re
main. These built entirely different
from anything in the neighborhood; must
to appreciate.
$1,000 Cash-Balance $4,000 can remain; new
G room flats; hardwood floors; marine
view: lot 32x10J; near Washington and
Spruce: rents 81 500 per annTm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
COUNTRY real ESTATE
BEARING APPLE ORCHARDS.

10 ACRES UP.
PRICE ONLY $500 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS.
ONE CROP PAYS FOR IT.
am subdiyiding and placing the market
for the first time the famous 500 acre Los Car
neros orchard. near Napa; located ON new electric
line. several steam roads near; also river trans
pcrtation; picturesque and healthful surroundings
ideal location for country home apple trees are
Of Gravenstein, Spitzenberg. Pippin and other
tried varieties: have had expert since plant
ing and are worth twice this sacrifice price
Other tracts OF Bartlett pears, plums, peaches
and grapes at $3.50 per acre up; easy terms.
PATTEN,
601 First National Bank building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
REMOVAL NOTICE
CITY REAL ESTATE

E. Borel. Ostrich Feather Renoyatory, formerly
1914 Polk. now at Commercial. s33 Market
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

MUST BE S0LD-Pair OF room mats; rents Dav
10 per cent net on s4.700. the asking price:
real bargain. Inquire OF owners PHI Emer-
son St near Ashby station. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Where best bargains are found n hotels apart
meat and lodging houses. fats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

$4,000.
Flat building. consisting OF s fats: rented on
long lease; fitted up with patent wall beds, limo
ieum and gas ranges In kitchen. which go with
the property; now renting for S136 month; ioi
20 foot frontage. worth 800 or more per from
foot. taken as part payment; lot 40x135. north
SIDE can arrange a mortgage to suit pur
chaser.
F. A. WILL.
416 10th ST.
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

Mr.. & MRS. DIR. PIERCE, Specialists-Our
treatment is pleasant safe ana sure: dan
gerous drugs or opera tions; satisfactory results
aud reasonable rates. Suite 502. Westbank
building $50 Market St; hours 10 TO s; Sun
day II 70 |
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
prEnNlnNr ppopEPrY

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot. 39xl1O feet. near Oakland av.
car line and short distance from Piedmont sta
tion; near corner OF Howard and Mace st
for sale at a sacrifice. similar size lots in
block being held at 81 .365 and upward; viii sell
this lot for 81 .2JO terms follows: $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments OF So.
including interest Owner. box 444. Call office.
San FraneiscO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Lot. 50x125. located on East 14th ST. improve
ments consist Of stores, with rooms in rear
of each and large hall above. present income
$50 per month: right in the heart of activities,
convenient 10 everything: building practically
new; $40. 900 to build this is sacrifice sale
and is the best business buy that / know Of
reduced for few days TO S1O.JO0.
ID. +. MINNEY 422 11th St Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

HOUSES in Oakland's most select residence sec
tiOn easy terms.
81 000-AIodern 3 room cottage open fire
place. beamed ceiling. large basement; sunny
and convenient
SS.0O0-NIodern s room house, hardwood
floors. beamed ceilings. steam heated. also open
fireplace. conservatory. nice garden; IN fact.
every possible comfort. as owner built for
bay.
GILBERT p. HALY.
Union Savings Bank building
phoua 0at
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES

THE firm of Webster & Broderick has this tIar
been dissolved and neither the old firm OF
Webster & Frederick nor George A. Webster
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
PEOPLES Market located at 22p9 Market st
former proprietor A. II. Lnckmann; creditors
psssent bills t<foss Apri. G.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
BERKELEY HOME FOR SALE

IL room house: in best residence district
of Berkeley. ear line; house wears ora :
water. gas and electricity: lot 5Ox16O with
beautiful lawn; Will sell for practically cost
See owner on premises 2g10 Hiliegass av
Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Lot. 81 :BXl4U. with % loot alley IN rear. To-
Gated on high ground IN East Oakland; L block
from good ear line; thoroughly modern room
cottage; reduced In price TO 50. 500; $500 cash.
balance like rent: this Is a snap.
ID. F.. AINNEY. 422 11th, st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Send for "our List of Property for Sale.
BALDWIN, & HOWELL. gig a24 Kearnr ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
PICTURES AND FRAMES

CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.
PAC. FRAME CO.. 324 HAYES. near Frank
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

is a simple and perfectly harmless
eye remedy for children and adults
At all druggists. soc, or send CSC in
coin OF money order direct TO
GEORGE MAYERLE. Graduate Ger
man Expert Optician, 11z9 Golden
Gate av., $. F.; phone Park 1888.
Per dozen bottles So
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

A-R0BERT G. FULTON. B. A., NJ. d.
5l6 J1th ST., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

MINING hoists, stationary and portable engines.
gas, distillate or crude oil. WESTERN GAS
ENGINE co. 22 LIST st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Tl< MARKET ST, MAGKE BUILDING,
Opposite The Call
Room Sol-PhOae Douglas 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23
Bradstreets Review.

NEW YORK. oct. 22.-BredsuceCs to-
morrow will say:
Trade and industrial developments arc
largely favorable. Continued cold wealth
cr furnishes a marked stimulus 80 de-
mand for heavy wearing apparel dry
goods. clothing and shoes. and also hrne-
fits demand for hardware, groceries. lum-
Der ana building materials at retail IN
most ma arkets.
After long spell of dullncss. the H.
quor trades are also displaying more life,
which may be variously attributed TO
weather influences OF renewal OF con-
sumption made possible by improved pay
rolls in general industry.
There is still evidence OF conservatism.
bred of higher prices marked for cotton
goods and for distant delivery. but the
tendency is still upward. and staple prod
UCtS are selling better at advanced prices.
In the eastern shoe trade the strength of
cather aud the advanced cost OF shoe
production is giving manufacturers con-
Germ also.
Iron and steel easily lead. with record
production for the season.
Business failures for the week ending
with October u; in the United states
were 2il AGAINST 220 last week. 2Sl In
in 1906 and lis in 1905 Business fail.
urcs I'm Canada FOR the week ending with
Thursday last number 30. as against 30
last week and 81 in the corresponding
week of 1905
Wheat. including nour, exports from the
United States and Canada FOR the week
ending October u aggregate 5.69I. .i66
bushels, against i,S63.Sl9 last week and
G.12IS52 in this week last year.
For the sixteen weeks ending October
u. exports arc i&.l15 I30 bushels, against
&C 1872 i0G bushels in the corresponding
period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 395
% bushels. against 211,7I1 last week and
2Si.il3 in 1908. For the sixteen weeks
ending October y. corn exports are .
lSi:2$1 bushels, against 9S9.5oi bushels
last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23
BULLS IN CONTROL
OF WHEAT MARKET
Principal Activity in December,
With All Futures Higher
at Close.

CHICAGO. oct 22.-Builish sentiment
controlled the wheat market today. De-
ccmbcr closed IIc higher and the other
futures were &c above Yesterdays close
December wheat was the focal point oil
the market here and in the northwest
and it advanced apprcciably over May.
In the southwest n strong cash demand
conceded with a similar condition in the
northwest. The December shorts STAN
pcded as the market rose and some of
the longs took profits on the bulSes. %
cal strength was reinforced by higher
foreign cables. The northwest wheat
stocks Increased today 1.025 O0O bushels
Premiums of cash wheat which i'm the
northwest cleaned up at Sc advance boost
ed the market, and sales were corrc-
Spondingly large.
The corn market was strong Decem-
Der closed 2m!c higher and the other
months showed an advance of ic.
In oats the trend of the market FOL
lowed the other grains. December closed
unchanged with the other futures &c
higher than the final figures yesterday.
Provisions showed symptoms OF ad-
vdncng in sympat thy with the grains.
Pork stood unchanged to 12!c higher,
with lard and ribs in the main &c higher
at the close.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23
Dun s Trade Review.

NEW YORK. oct. or. G. Dun &
cos Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow
viii say;
Ovcrshadowing all other developments
for the week is the advance IN the Eanl<
OF England rate OF discount to per cent.
There are special reasons for tho ad
vance such as Eugnnd's desire To pro-
t@ct her gold supply, and the banking
caution against the danger of ovcr-spcc-
uston, but. I'm the main the advance Is
= development sof prosperity. In the
United states every report Of the week
ranges from moderate Improvement 20
extraordinary hUoyapCy. The a9viC@S
from the leading cities are uniformly ia
yorablc. with especially buoyaut reports
from the western CrntcTs.
Prices on fabrics arc rising. and the
acute condition in cotton growing out OF
high cotton costs are being met by agree
mont 10 curtai New England boot and
shoe manufacturers are securing fair
sized spring contracts ip the west and
south. but current business on fall orders
continues 10 be moderate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23
MARKET FOR COPPER
SHOWING WEAKNESS
No Actual Business Reported;
Tin Steady: Lead Quiet;
Iron Higher.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK. oct. 22-While no actual
business was reported. the market for
standard copper on tic New York metal
exchange was weak and lower In the
absence OF buyers. with spot closing at
Sl2m12.25: October. Sl2ml2.20; Novem-
Der and December. Sl2.0aml2.2J. Janu-
airy. Si22O6l2$5. The English market
was lower. with spot closing at sos LIS
Cd and futures At c5S. Sales there IN
cludcd 500 tons of spot and 100 tons of
futures. Local dealers quote lake COP
per at Sl3fpl2.25: elcctrolytic. Sl2b22g
l2SIl. and casting at $l2.50ml2.'5.
Tin was steady. with spot quoted at
S30.25@ SO.5o; october and November,
$50. 306i30.5 80; December. $30.3I a 1850;
January. $50. i06f30.GO. The London mar
ket was easy, with spot quoted at 4 l@S
IS Cd and futures at Gl39 lis Cd, having
lost an early advance.
Lead was quiet, with spot quoted at
81 32ia4l0 New York and at Si.20m 80
East 81. Louis. The London market WAS
unchanged at Gl3 IS 90.
Speltcr was firm. with spot quoted at
S615 bid New York and ut S6.0o bid
East St Louis. The London market WAS
higher It G23 IS.
The English iron market was higher at
ais I'D for Cleveland warrants. Locally
the market was steady: No. l foundry,
Sl9m 10 50 No. 3 SIS75m19: No. / south
crn and No. southern soft. Sl9.25@
1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-23
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, oct 22.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. 1000: market steady TO weak; ma
tive steers. Si95mS50; native COWS and
heifers. 81 2O0 40; stoclIers and feeders,
s. OOd5.95. bulls. S2.T5g3.76: calves, IS. 80
"a 80, western steers. S$.50@5.i0; west
crn cows. 80 Ijm 4.25.
uogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady TO
&C lower. bulk OF sales. $1,000 So;
heavy. SG5OmITO, packers and butchers,
81. .4OM 7.65. light, S1.0O67.50; pigs. So 90
GfTO0.
Shcop-Reccipts 5000. market steady.
muttons. stOO@475; lambs s5.7507. % :
range wethcrs and ycarlinss si256 -
range ewes. SS.00M1.OO.