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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-09
SHEEP


PlrTsDuRG. Oct. S.-.Cattls. supply
light: market r. steady; choice; $sc0I , ~
p Iasss:r.. os''d s..s siy
co|Moa, Ss6A; common to good fat bulls.
sSot9c somm ssS,, e sSSa fat sa: coma .US
hssyy aad ;Iir calves. siGsso. sheep and
:;.: si 81; wia.S good saI .. ssa
iH ss:es sss u Pds ssss: S :sss %ariss
s %.s,sa. sss%ss sssssy ys sssa
roash;. SsSs.sc; sssss. s7&s.So.
UNION eTocKlARD& H., Oct g.
n ns.ssd aud butchers: sao s ssad
law. ts5oQS9oi rough heavy. es,ioet
SO: Light, NsSc'asiS; piSs: Ss,o@s SSS
Ssif.rs. is'ssaoss: ::ossss. aud tsedsrs,
SJ.250S5S: Texans, el.3oGo.eo: calves, 81
ala sheep-ksc.sp... 20 s %arket steady
s ss:'s; ard western 's''e''0; lambs
--Rscsipss. 500; masks. fairiy active. arm
p.iIas ssssrs. So':s: sS \. a. grades. SO
Sc le~ss; Gull to chciss. seoiO:;5. sheep
Sc sss hssSss; ssoiss lambs. ESoTS.,s; sa;i
. & ssit s, aoe:y efHssss ss mar
.ss sicw ssd - c.;ssr y :oS Ss.SS
AN; rouGhs. ss0s.is; stage s'01So
CINCINNATI g. ... O.. s .s;ss.t. =, &
sss. ,AiNSaio.M Hoss-keesipsa .,co4
ss,s:s ga s,.s:,. ssss ss ssS,es
Es S%Sss.ssss; . S.s' i,ssss eH
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Elephants In Captivity,

The trainer flashed for an instant hi,
dark lantern on the long line o. ele
plants.
They are asleep" he said. In cap
uvity elephants always sleep stand
ing"
why Is that?' the visitor asked
They lie down to sleep in the jun
gle"
YES" said the trainer. II don
know why 1t is But you'll never see !:
captive elephant sleep lying dow,
Some people say a captive elephan
never really sleeps-sleeps sound.
mean-at all. He never has complets
confidence. you know. He grieves. H,
longs to be free. why. as q matter o
fact. this light. standing sleep Of hi:
only lasts about three hours at that
All the rest Of the night be rocks from
side to sids In the dark. --Cincianaf
Enquirer.
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TRAVELLERS TALES.
Some That Were 0iscredited and Win
dicated Iona Aftee>ward,

Some That Were Oiseredited and Vim.
Dictated Long Aftsr~ard.
Travellers tales have often been ac-
cused of being mere flights Of imagi-
nation, and in the past stay ut home
people have sometimes erred in treat
ing travellers tales with scorn. There
was. for instance. the description by
James Bruce in ITO OF the barbarous
AbyssiniaD custom of eating raw meat
cut from the living animal. which was
ridiculet! by everybody. Yet Bruce has
even recently been proved right When
Paul Du Chaiiiu explored equatorial AZ
RIGA in 1861 aud described the wonder
full goril!as and also the nation of
dwarfs there be was discredited none
100 politely by the British Royal Geo
graphical society. Yet subsequent ex-
piorers amply indicated his veracity-
In the matter OF discredited travel
ers' tales indicated long afterward it
will never he possible TO beat the
classic instance in Herodotus. He
tells now King Neco Of Egypt com
uiSSioned certain Phoenician mariners
TO circumnavisare Africa IL they could
They did IL starting from the Red sea
and returning by the straits Of Gibral-
tar after very many months And
they reported. says Herodofus, that in
rounding the southern end Of Africa
they had the sun on their right hand.
a. for my part" be says. do not be-
Heve this. but perhaps others may"
In modern times that detail Is pre-
ciseIy what proves that's Phoeni-
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hseslpts Saturday, $500 hogs. go cattle
aad $50 sheep, showing q gain In hogs but
Q loss In cattle and sheep. compared With
. week ago and sn Increase In all lines
compared with o year ago.
Compared with recent runs there vas
3 big Saturday supply Of hogs and buy
efs had the advantage In arranging terms.
dnction OF io@isc 10 prices and the close
was very weak, II not q tribe lower than
the opening. Sales ranged from 365SQo 10
and the more dsSirabls weights sold largely
Only 2 little more than half the re-.
esipts Of cattle and calves were on sale.
which 10 only a fair supply for SATURDAY.
= and there was very little or no chsn9s IN
the market ~ compared with Friday.
Calves were &c lower. The general lat
cattle market In n tribe higher than the
Gloss Of last week.
There was also quite a fnir Saturday
run OF sheep aud lambs, but there was ~
good II not better demand than Tor 2
few days and all were placed promptly NJ
n general ADVANCE OF 25c In prices. Lambs
sold from $3.50 down and sheep from *A.'
down.
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GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct 0-Weakness In Liver
pool following the upturn In Chicago Fin:
day, coupled with beartsh statistics and
reports Of unsettled weather. with some
rain In the south Of Argentine. caused an
easy market IN the wheat pit 1t the open
Ing Saturday morning. Prices were 40 &C
lower, with commission houses selling gen:
orally. There was q fair demand around
WTc for December and this checked the
decline, causing q slight rally. Liverpool
was Nd lower.
Corn also opened easier with small trade
The ensier tone was a slight surprise BE-
cause OF Fridays liberal shipping sales
ca bles were easier.
Oats started lower with the other grains
on general selling. but Updike checked
the decline by good buying. Commission
houses were fair sellers.
Provisions were q shade easier and very
slow. The weakness In hogs Influenced
the ma rket.
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GRAIN GOSSIP.
Liverpool Saturday cables:
Wheat closed Nd lower: corn. I'd Low

Wheat closed Nd lower: corn. Nd lower.
Chicago car lot receipts:
Wheat. 60 cars. OF which 5 cars were
contract grade. Corn. l7e cars, 81 cars
receipts q Year ago today: wheat, s.
cara; corn. 25S cars; oats, 1875 cars.
Logan wired A. w. Thomson company
stagnant condition that no great help on
from the milling interests for a time Buy
the sti6 cash wheat premiums here and
northwest. There may be an ovcrsold
where get ala, IA for
rary swells.
Unless there 10 some indication that the
come ia on the buying side. we believe the
market will show hsaviness.
Continental cables: Berlin wheat clese
sc lower. Antwerp unchanged. Budapest
&c lower.
Primary market receipts Saturday:
Wheat el4.O00 bu, as against 1.6S4 oo0
bu . year ago; corn. $4,000 bu. against
s S y ss' 81 ss' last 's se:r 0a
The wagner Bulletin says: Evidently
sss % q s. until
Der" Brokerage literature. while directed
against permanence Of bulges, shows q
,Ss 81 sas e ~ oae
wheat should be around low points. II
the October low points for May wheat are
to exceed the September lows, We shall
have TO break the history of the past nv,
i,e-rs My correspondents state that they
hn = seen more corn in Iowa and sections
OF Illinois and Nebraska than ever before
stock than to sell az present prices. In
corn there Is too strong tendency 70 com.
Whereas, the conservative few" who be-
lic,e IN corn are comparing current value.
With recea. 00c and c5c levels. Corn will
probably sell a little J wer, but receipts
are too suian right nov The report Of
Monday rext will undoubtedly confirm re
cent estimates. Ers. description Of al
x,sA .e e%HITr"rs LILLE n.% es Sn.'
waated-A new wheat ehoory. In corn
re all believe the wires will bux1 with
inve4tment interos&-at 50 and below.
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BuLLIsH COTTON MARKET.

: NEW YORK, Oct S.-There was much
Excitement In the cotton exchange Satur-
Hay morning when trading started with
prices ran ging from Is to % points higher
Trading was the most active in similar
,,eriod 80 far during the season. Many
traders had sold out or gone short OF the
narket. believing that the top of the
bulge had been attained Friday. StronS
nhles were mainly responsible for the
,uilish tone.
! After the first hour the market became
luiet, but prices maintained up to the
close their high levels as the result Of
towering Of shorts for over the week end.
Private cables report big trade demand,
/ nd the more encoura ging reports from
Z, 'ail River. Mass, regarding the mill situa-
';ion helped along the strong undertone.
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INDIANAPOLIs GRAIN.

wheat-strong; ON track; No. 2 red.
October, 97c; November. s7lac; December.
Csc
corn~steady; all through billing: on
track; No. white. 52c; No. 3 white. 42c F;
No. white. SOC; No. white mixed, Soc
No. white mixed. zoe; No. white MIXED.
"a. : yellow, as,as; No; 2 ni !s, soc
"a. oat.sm,s,ssady; on trask; No white sss
so. 2 mixed. s2c: 30. 8 mixed, size.
>, Mayc,,sstssSsdy on S,aek; Choice a Tim,
Timothy. $i5;. No. J. light clover mixed.
1880: No. ! heavy clover mixed. $3.50
Rye-No. 2 rye. track. 80.
Inspections Wheat-In: No. red, !
car; No. red. cars; sample. 3 cars
Corn-in: No. 3 white, 8 cars; No. 4
white. 2 cars; No. 3 yellow, 8 cars; No. I
yellow, Z cars; No. 8 mixed. 1 car; No. 1
mixed. cars; sample. cars; total. Is
cars.
Out: No. 3 white, 4 cars; No. 3 yellow.
car; No. mixed, ! car; total. g cars.
Onts-ln: Standard, 1 car: No. white.
carsi No. white. car; sample. car
total. 7 cars. "a
Out: No 2 white, 2 cars: No. 2 mixed.
cars: No. mixed. 2 cars: total. cars.
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GRAIN MARKET.

Prices paid per bushel for grains
by the Richmond Roller Mills, Second
and North C streets, are as follows:
No. wheat IS cents; No. wheat.
90 cents; OATS 80 cents; corn. IS
cents; rye, 65' cents; clover seed, IS
@S7.
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PRODUCE MARKETS

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Flour-Quiet and
sds,.,Sy @e :so, s., ;s
Ss1Sgsr,,E.w: easy; centrifngals. % test.
steady; cut loaf. b.ssc: crushed. soc: pow.
dered, 6.lOc; sranulated, Sc. conee-Rio
city. 7Xc country. 5SGs1sc. Hay..FIrm
prime, $1.15; No. 8. SOQ9Oc: clover. 5OQISJ
Dressed Ponltry-Quiet; turkeys, 1S125c
chickens. l1@2le; fowls. l4@lsc; ducks. y
i3c; ducks. l3@l7c: fowls. ice; turkeys. Il
0i5c; BOOSTERS. 12c. Cheese-Steady state
milk common to specials. 1l617c: Skins.
common to specials. 6@1o%c; full skims.
2n@4c.
Butter, steady; receipts, $50: creamery
extras. 2sh@.sc: state dairy tubs. .a1s2sc ;
imitation creamery hrsts. 24Q25c. Eggs.
nrm;- receipts. Ills: nearby white fancy.
asa 40c; nearby mixed fancy, cSG30c; fresh
nrsts. 24L@27lsc.
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Butter, extras. :sc>
hrsts. &C: dairy extras. &c; nrsts. &c.
Eggs. prime frsts. Csc; nrsts. 23c. Cheese.
twins liAGl5c; young Americas leg
ducks. ls91a.sc: geese. 12Gl3c.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct S-wheat.-De-
cember 109~; May. Si13&.
DULUTH. Oct. S--Wheat-Decembef
sl1lA: Nav, $l.14ss.
96isc: May, siIols.
ST LOEIS. Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sesc; Nay. 500. G1OoA-
KANSAS CITY. Oct S--Wheat-Decem-
Der 96A 0s1c. May. S1olL.
NEW YORK. Oct S.-Wheae-Decembe4l
Sl-o5As; May. $l-10h.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

red. osN @ssxc; No. s red. 0s@V7Isc: 30
hard winter, 8ScQs1.03; No. 8 hard win
ter; e6c@si; No. I northern spring, tl;l29
10. Northern n0. spring, sas4ii! Corn
No. 9, 52c: No. Z white, 12kc; No. 2 yel
l. lev = s "a 10. ENGINE IS; Nh Ssis;
b1Nc. Oats-Cash, No. 2 white. BAN
34hc: No. white. 1914 033hc: No.
white, 321s Q13Sc sta udard. Sac.
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LIYERPOoL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. s.-wheat opened
quiet. comparative steadinees In Americs
Offset by predictions OF liberal world
and larger American shipments as shown
S Sy
sure In the near months was attributed to
quiet demand ana larger arrivals with
The failure Of Argentine future market
to show material advance during the week
and resultant weakness there 70 together
with the private cablemore Of a factor
In the outlook there and additional adj
viccs OF unsettled weather In the south
Of Argentina with some rain led to in
crenSinG offerings Of In Plata wheat.
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PRODUCE.
WAGON MARKET.

Wagon market quotations furnish
ed by Omer G. Whelan. South Sixth
street, are: Oats. 80 cents per bu.:
corn, SIS cents per bu.; rye, 65@68
cents per bu.; hay, lcose-timothy $14
to SIS per ton; mixed, $13 per ton;
clover. 50 per ton: straw, IS to Sc per
ton.
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The Yelled Prophet.

The yelled prophet. Mokanna u1a-
Tim Ben Allah. whom Tom Moore
n.ade the subject OF his beautiful
mere poetic fiction. Mokanna lived In
the eighth century. Pretending to be
an incarnation OF God. he founded
sect in Khorassan which for a time
was quite powerful Rcbelling against
the caliph. he was for time successful.
but was subdued about $50. when he
and the leading men under him took
poison to escape the shame Of a public
execution.-New York American.
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MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET.

paid Hy :. u. Eggemeyer & Sons)
Fruits.
ears, canning. per blu. -. .$1.15Q1.2S
-oncord grapes. fancy. per
basket .................. &c to 24c
Seckel pears, per blu. $500. Les
bartlett pears. per Blu -. 1.4a@1.50
Peaches. yellow. per Ia :. :.00I2.15
Peaches, white. basket
crate l.99N2 90
Apples, Jonathan. fancy
bbis 5.2o@ $50
Apples. Maiden Blush. fey
DOIs 5.ooe4 90
Apples, Jonathan, No.
bbls 435145o
bbls e.25@2.50
Apples. Cooking. common
Vegetables.
Tomatoes. Home Grown, fey
per Du 6oQ &c
cucCmbers, Home Grown.
to 5 doz per box ........ esq roc
Peppers. Green, per box -. Csc
Peppers. Red, per box $40. s1.o0
Picking Onions. yellow. per
bushel box ......... 756s5c
Dill. per large punches 80. 2o@25c
Caulifower Home Grown
fancy. per doz. ......... 1.70@1.S0
Max Beans. Home Grown
! per box .......... 75@s5c
Green Beans. Home Grown.
per box ............. e507sc
LIMA Beans. fancy, 24-pint
! case Observation-Disclosures. 275@soo
Parsley. curly, per dozen
punches ................ 10000
Head Lettuce. Home Grown
per bushel box .......... 1.00@1.1O
Leaf Lettuce, Outdoor, per blu
Suel OOX oOW4OC
icucive. Home Grown. per
bushel box ............ eo@75c
dunn, per dog. .......... leo
Celery, Golden Heart, extra
fancy, 6 dozen box ...... 1.00@1.1O
Egg Plant, Home Grown. me-
Spinich, fancy, per tub -. $4,000
Celery, White Plume, fancy
large flat box .......... 50@55c
sweet Corn, Home Grown
per sack ............... e5@75c
Okra. fancy, 4 basket crates 45@50c
Garlic, fancy, per pound -. 11@12c
New Carrots. fancy, 100
punches .............. 1.40@1so
New Beets, fancy. 100
punches .............. 1so@1.75
New Turnips, fancy, 100
punches northumberland $50
Radishes, fancy, 100 bunches1 @2.00
crse Radish Root, dozen
punches ............... 100
Horse Radish Root, grated
dozen bottles ............ Soc
1weet Potatoes, Jersey. extra
! fancy. Dbl ............ 4.25@f.50
Cabbage. Home Grown large
Potatoes. bushel 75@1.oo
Potatoes. Early Ohio. blu S0@85c
Rutabasa Turnips. bushel.. 65@70c
:. anish Onions. fancy. per
crate ................1 0o01.1o
Yellow Onions, Home Grown
fancy. per sack :. ....... l4o@1.50
White Onions, per sack -. 1.6501.75
Red Onions. fancy. per
sack .................. 15o@I65
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Oct, s.wh:st1Cash; esc
Cash. SSisc; December. 3l,so: May. SAVE,
Oats-Cash. 3Shc; December. 35%c; May.
ssc Rye1 .SS c,s s Nc 10 ;a sle Giovss
Der, 1905: March. s9.O7N. Aisike-Prime,
October and December. hes. Timothy
Prime, S4.lS: October A.lS
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BUFFALO GRAIN.

No. i northern, $lI6 Winter Wheat
No. 2 red. 81; No. white, 99c. Corn
oais-No. white. size; No. 4 white. sc
standard, S7Nc. Barley. 75@soc. Rye-No.
l. Sic; No. 2, SOC.
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NEw YoRK corrox.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Oct S.-Nothing said in
money Saturday Posted rates:
Sterling exchange. 4S46l 4S1. with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4S6- 20d 4S6-:3 d
for demand and is3-l5GiS325 for sixty
day bills
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NEW YORK CURB.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-The Clearing
house association issued the following
statement saturday:
Average statement cash reserve, $3.50
per cent.
Reserve. decrease. -. 1874, 100.
Reserves, less United States deposits,
decrease, $4,317,725.
Loars, decrease, $13,21S4OO.
Specie, decrease, $9,7l1, 800.
LegM tenders. decrease. $145S. 700.
Depesits, decrease, $27, $4,000.
Circulation. increase, $02O,JO
Actual cash reserve. 1851 per cent
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WAGON MARKET.

Wheat-No. 2 red. Csc: sample milling.
SOQ03c.
Corn--dO10Sc.
Shelled Oats-32@37c.
straw-Oat straw. $5@7; wheat straw.
$5Q6.
Hay-Timothy, &l70lS: baled, $l6.5O1
1850; mixed. $13dl6; baled. $l30i5.
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ts7; * 49, $500 ses:ps assaas
bE ~ - 5. Paysoo.
aSs3isi ss656y ca. 800; ineoFPofe-
nG:x a y. UA1 Wunan J. Hogan. =. y.
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Actions Of Cavalier Not q
Surprise to Gay PuIsi1ns


allowances for that consumed mean.
while. On holidays and Sundays
line OF autos. one mile long may be-
seen at some gates. waiting to have
the gasoline measurements made. It
is all very annoying and most antedi-
luvian. from an up-to-date business
standpoint. But it is characteris,ical.
~ French.
Nine. Perier, or. rather, the beau
teous Nine. Simone. as she is known
in theatrical world. who created the
role of the pheasant in "Chantecler."
is to create the leading role In lie
Viel Homnle" at the Renaissance the
alter In November. As she Is one OF
the cleverest women in France. and
has the advantage of being young be-
sides, the theater-going public are
looking forward with interest to what
she will do with her new role.
1t was at this theater that My
Friend Teddy" play showing an
American as the hero among lot OF
French society people, was presented
more than one year ago It Ia still
running, and will not be taken off un.
til the new play mentioned is present
ed
People OF fashion In Paris are anus
ed at the hue and cry that is being
made in the United States about the
.hobble" skirt. 1t is true that for two
years the styles in Paris have called
for narrow skirts and that until few
months ago their circumference grew
less and less until they measured .
little more than one yard around. but
you may be sure that never has the
wearing OF skirts narrower than that
been adopted by women other than
that class Of eccentric individuals who
| exist the world over and seem to live
only to attract attention.
Cut as only Partisan dressmaker
can. by giving lines that add grace.
| the "hobble" skirt takes ten years
/ off the age of such women as could
wear them. and you may be sure the
good dressmakers only make them for
such women as can do so. With the
, sole exception OF going up and down
stairs a woman soon learns how to
acquire certain swinging gate. while
the trig. snug appearance is not un-
attractive. The very fact, however.
of the subject being discussed In the
| United States six months. yes, nearly
| ten months after the style has been
worn In Paris proves that no city In
the world can rival the French capital
| In setting fashions. style" 10 born
in the blood and bred in the flesh In
Paris. and this has been the case for
| generations. Women have always
come to Paris rs the fountain head oil
fashion from other parts Of the world
and they always will. despite oceans
to cross and awe inspiring customs Of
ficials to brave. Furthermore, the
/ feminine visitors will always try ia
smuggle. for that's In the blood. too.
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NEW YORK hAR SILVER
NEW YORK, Oct. S.'omnercial baG
silver, 54kc; Mexican dollars. i5c.
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LONDON BAR SILVER.
LONDON. Oct s. Bar silver steady at
Esd. decline Of lid.
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New York wire to A. w. Thomson COM
pany: Preference to long side, especially
mind the proper policy, particularly as
there are arrayed on constructive side an
element which will become rather aggres-
sive a. soon as money conditions Will per-
INIT expansion Of loans on larger scale.
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Continental cables Berlin wheat closed
&c lower. Antwerp unchanged. Budapest

Primary market receipts Saturday:
Wheat 014OO0 bu, as against 1.6S6Oo0
5O7 600 bu last year; oats, 100000 bu, as
against il1.OOO 6u last year.
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An Erie Nailroad poster says: ITO EN-.
ployes and the public: When the railroad
Is not making money. are YOU
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Chicago car lot receipts:
Wheat. 90 cars. Of which cars wert
contract grade. Corn. 119 cars, 81 car.
contract. Oats. l54 cars. 81 cars contract
cars. corn, 25S cars; oats. l9S cars.
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Movements Of loaded cars over the roads
comprising the New York Central lines for
the month Of September. 1870 aggregated
7,7S7 IFS loads, an increase over the same
month in 1900 of s,S27 loads. The New;
York Central proper showed the heavy de-
crease Of 2O,212 cars. while the Big Four
showed an increase of IS 397 cars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
De muncipale Sauer.

@isconiius uppolste @uOernsr.
5rancig e. Re9opern, uotoIte iig /
ct Snteroiep | ct. Raul | SirsSags
iRr6eles n~nertienoenbe ON be ugent.
Iige galer, iom Of gpitpret | MiI-
ipautee er arrongeret for 8interieio.
men. 9e bar pit iig at bore en- itor
.Sufces og er en- goo Sirg for gpens
llngoom, ertlPreSe ban.
9e er life noget iociaIiItiif Boa.
funo, opIpite ban. De er iom Gao.
net nntpSer = ~Municipale garer"
- en- RET os iIet gpaiiare. Sorrise
9srSaes aites eaues Der Sons / ire
al gpens itsrite neutrality-suspicious.,
o. De bar life alene ipIote til Sr9ng.
iel. men oper 1000 Perioner maatte
bortpiies al Ransel paa SlaSs.
RRite Ssrbag ifaI oct itore sluoi.
forum, Der bar BlaSs til ca. 5000
9ar. benpttes. 90 iamtiSie err NO
gnngen uebiat ira 90 Gents iii 10
Gents pr. Far. 3 Sisie 9aler oeltn-
ger ale alasier ai geioIfningen meS
Iise Soer os Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09

ogiaa tummet til $apparS, ioa belle
SomiIien | Ranoass bar iomIe,
tsien for fsrfte Sang iiSen Snota.
eelien al Sietsbiemmet. SoSeren er
MI Den eneite, iom iremoeIes iibSer
fIngilet.
SfsI9e ienere TebSeIeIie err 60.
gems @~ebanbIine uoiat til Manoae
ben 12te December.
Otter fin 2sslooeIie moo aaution
bar Mrs. Siet5 ionet 3unofab ON,
at 6amiIierts Stem er blepet pIpn.
bret og mango 8ienitanbe, iom bun
life oiIoe babe miitet for Renge,
itioolet. gIarot De itiaaIne 8ien.
itanbe bar ct Grin, boori bun cpbe.
parebe fin fredericksburg % andre
Smptfer 90 Smnoting, bun bapoe
iaoet / fine 8igeoage, On pripat Se.
tettip er Ieiet for at isge at opipore
Sppene. gIanbt andre Saaer, Tom
er bIepet itiaalet, er ogiaa noget III.
negift, iom Orr. Diets opbepareSe |
en- aaSie.
Seslie BIZ iorbIipe | Saptparo til
Sogens 8ienoptageIie paa Wanbaa,
boorimoo Clarence o. GImpra er
reiit til NiIpaufee for at biitaa meo
Snoiomlingen at Samiliens Sor.
ioarSfon0.