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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14
Sewers BROTHERS

SOW EkS BROTHERS
Post Office Address, Malta, Mont.
Range on Whitewater Cattle
branded UXU on ri 2ht ribs. Horses
branded W. on right thigh.
We are opening up a new lot of
goods of various kinds this week.
Novelties, dolls etc.
Garland's.
School Supplies! School Supplies!
The most up-to-date assortment of
tablets, composition books, pens,
pencils, etc. Everything needed in
a school room. Malta Drug Store.
Two first class office rooms to rent.
Good location. Apply The First
State Bank.
House and lots for rent or sale:-
Five lots and house of five rooms on
Front street. Inquire of l.. A.
Doores, Malta, Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14
Notice is hereby given that

Sept. OH, l3ll.
Notice is hereby given that
ELMER 5. SPERRY
of Malta. Valley County, Montana,
who, on June 23d, 1908, made
Homestead Entry, No. 252S. Serial
No Ol6652, for Lots 5 and 8, n 3 south
West Quarter Section "A, Town
ship 80 N, Range 20 r. NJ. Meridian
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described e,
before b. W. BrockWay, United
States Commissioner, in his office at
Malta, Montana, on the 10Th day Of
October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George l.. Partridge, Lyman
Barnes. Edward Pierson, Lee G. Ed
wards, all Of Malta, Montana.
Truman M. Patten, Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14
Horses For Sale

Broken or unbroken, 90 miles north
east of Malta on Milk River. w. H.
Martin, Malta, Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14

Congressman and Mrs. Pray ale
ENJOYING Montana at their Fort Ben
ton home.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14

Among the aspirants mentioned
for the position made vacant by
Judge Rasch's resignation are the
following:-District Attorney j. W.
Freeman of Great Falls: Il. G. Me-
Intvre of Helena; ]. \. Walsh OF
Helena: Judge Bourbon of Butte:
Judge E. X. Cheadle of Lewistown
Judge Frank Henry of Livingston
Chief Justice Theodore Brantly, As
sociate Justice H. c. Smith, anc
Associate Justice W. l.. Holloway
of the state supreme court: Judge q
B. Winston of Anaconda; Judge +
c, Webster of Missoula; and Fletch-
er Maddox of Great Falls. w. L.
Pigott of Helena, former justice OF
the supreme court, is aforementioned.
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Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
~an+ 9th 1U11
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14
Garland s
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, L. s.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
AUGUST /. 1911.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-09-14
Tales Tersely Told

C. J. Stonesifer and sister, Alberta,
left Wednesday for Chicago after
spending the summer in Malta.
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A. SUBSCRIBER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

chicago. Aux - - CATTLE - Receipts
o99 6 oSs s 20 Sc 9?eE western 10
81 %: stockers and feeders. 50 lOQ s. so; cows
and heifers. s. - q So 40 calves Soe p 80
Others steady al opening prices; Hight, 81 234
81 So. mixed. S71O0S7 .; heavy. 50 99H
s. SS T g. f5a s. :? 7S pgs "a ia 81 So bulk
OF sales 81 200 81 80. SHEEP-ReceLpts
5 goo. steady, native, 81 150$3 10: Western
s. 56 So 70: vearlings. SinS5 70. lambs. ma
Kansas city. Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Reoeipts
1000 including 500 southerns' sea stsad ig
fair to good. 50 50q So 30; Western. s! 500
81 80: stockers and feeders. 81 5oas5 80 40
s. so. native. 81 5oaS5 -; heifers' Sf4Si 90
bulls S3T 81 80. calves S4HS7 -. HOGS
Receipts. 3 800: steady light hogs &c higher;
bulk Of sales. 81 15@S7 20; hcayy; T 10 q
e. ~ hackers and butchers. 81 1jHN 40;
iieTrs s. 25aS7 40 HEEP-Receipts. 5000,
steady. lambs. s. 50a So 80, ysarllngs. 81 754
stockers and feeders s. 75nS5 70 -.,-.-
East Buffalo. Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
VEALs-Receipts. $50. active 5Oc higher
s. 50a so HOGS Receipts :. 200: sairly, &C
81 so q Is 80. Workers. - s3a s. %. pigs - 90
n 81 Is. roughs. So - n 80 90; stays. SJ@ So,
dairies 81 25ISs. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1000: active: sheep steady lambs
strope. lambs S4aS6 -. few 81 earrings
s45OGS5. wethers g. 75aS4; ewes. So n So 80;
sheep mixed. 81 5oA 81 -. -,...,. -,--.,-..
l.. 4O5: Good 10 choice steady TO strong. other
grades dull and weak steers, 81 l0g SO 90 ;
heifers s. 250 s. 70, cows. 81 % q 81. calves
active. 2jc higher S3gSS %. HOGS.-Re-
coipts 2763. active az Yesterdays closing
prices: packers. 81 GO0s7 70. stays. 50 25G
s. so. common sows. 81 50VSG 80; pigs and
lights. 50 50QS7 20. SHEEP-Receipts. 3.2Qs;
sfsadv. 81 5OGS3 -. LAMBS-Best steady;
other grades dull and lower. 50 a s..
fBy Telegraph 20 The rribune.l
Louisville. Aug 25-sHEEP AND LAMBS
-Peceints 2Gs. total. SOFA for the five days
this week. market quiet and about STEADY;
bulk ~ tho best lambs selling around &c,
seconds &C. culis. Sc. down; had there been
auv fancy heavy lambs here they would have
sold a shade higher. fat sheep slow Al &C.
down. fair demand for strictly choice West
ern stock ewes, plain native ewes slow sale.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
ST. Louis. Aug. J.-CATTLE-Recepts, e5j {.
offerings light. quality medium. demand talri
prices steady. steers, 81 75dS6; heifers, 50 900
s. -: COWS S2TS s. y: southern steers, 50 4on
s. 10 HOGS-Recepts. j,l69; Hight offerings
advance prices iOc: choice medium weights, 100
4. t75 n. S7dS7 30. bulk OF sales. s. 50qN 20.
hest lights l25 70 1850 NJ. s. 2JaS7 IS; fair DO
S6GSI. pigs. S5aS6 80; rough heavy, 50 5OuS1 %
sHEEP-Receipts. 66e supply light ana also
demand. lambs. s. 25dS6 40. Gull lambs. S3rS4
sheen S29Si 50. common. S2TS2 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 25-wHEAT-spot steady y
No Manitoba. IS 1Oi2d. No :. unquoted 70
3. Is nd: futures easy; October g so5 1sd,
Tecer,ber "a Sd. March, IS 31zd. CORN
spot frm. new American mixed. % SAG, olq.
5s ID. new American. kiln dried, rs "a
Sut,res strong: September, IS 7i4d; OctooeI
Is sS.d FLOUR-w!nter patents 2ss 80 90
WOPs-In London CPacihc Coast. - los q ~
los BEEF-Extra India mess sos 30
pOpK-Prirue mess. Western. SOS. HAMS
SI,orf ont 75s BACON-Cumbersn cut,
59s sd: short rib. sos: clear bellies, sos long
clear rnffdles. light. Cos sd; long clear mo -
dies heavy Sos Cd; short clear backs. Us 80 .
sbon.ders square 49s Cd. LARD-Prime
western. ,lerces. 4ss 81: American refined.
nails as Sd CHEESE-Canadian finest
,vtite new. 63s; colored. Gas TALON
prirne citv. Bis 30. TCRPENTINES- spirlts
8as 50 ROsIN-Common. lbs. PETROLE.Ll. NJ
2edred ed LINSEED OIL. 43s. cor
TOTSEFD OU--Hull refined spot. US %.
TGTiGW-Australian IN London. 35s 80.
Iondon. Aug RAW SUGAR-Centrlt-
,eai lis 30: muscoyado. lbs Sd. BEEl
Sf-GAR-August lis MA. CALCUTTA
Northumberland September. T0s I'D LIN
SEED on. 42s Sd SPERM OIL, fS4 los
pI,T.ROT ELM - American refined. orsd
snIrits 6itd TTRPENTINE - Spirits 3ps
ia RGsIN-American strained los od
hn Sn, lSs p 2 Aug c5-PErRoLEUM 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston Aug. e5.-'The Commercial Bulle-
tin will say ~ the wool market to-norrow.
Enforcement Is reptrted lu the Boston
vyoof market this week. and advances In prices
arc obtained on n few grades. although the
attempt OF dealers 10 obtain general ad-
vance has not At this writing, been fully sue
ressfuf There are a number Of dealers. how
ever who ara holding firm for advances and
who have refused offers az the old prices
Buyers have been around the market quito
have been taken. including almost All grades
81 fleece woods ~ which quarter bloods show
b. n b. advance and fair sized lots or original
Montana and hne staple and hair blood ter
ritorv on which prices are trm. Foreign
woods except easi india clothing. have been
h. hght demand
Tho shipments ~ wool from Boston from
January / 10 August "a inclusive, were
o. tba zane period last year The receipts
al August 81 inclusive. were 2lo $50 e0l
mounds against lp00T7 SO pounds for the
same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
GLASS BROKERS ORGANIZE.

Cleveland. Aug. 25.-For the second time
within a year the glass manufacturers OF
the country met here yesterday and or
gained. The meeting was attended by
practically all the independent manufact-
urers OF the Eastern and Middle Western
portions OF the country. The new organ
ization Will he known as the National
Window Glass Manufacturers Association.
Unlike the organization formed about a
year ago and later dissolved by the United
States courts the new combination will be
for educational purposes only and the sell
ing side OF the business will not be affected.
A committee was appointed 20 confer with
the labor organizations relative to wageN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. eJ-Dread or frost ia maging whe
wheat In the Canadian Northwest tonight brought
about a rally to-day IN the market here. Clos
ing prices were az net advance OF a shade 20
20 Corn and oats finished within sixteenth
Of last nights level The outcome for provi-
sions was Irregular. varying from 20c lower 10 a
rise OF g.. As less than - per cent OF the wheat
crop In the Canadian Northwest, outside OF Ma
uitoba is ripe enough 70 be out OF danger from
FROST the trade IN mood TO remain un
disturbed when Winnipeg sent word Of forecast
indicating unsettled weather. and missiFinSs led
IA considerable buying. Then, too. world ship
rnents for the week We're more than 3.oO0.Ooo
bushels smaller than at the corresponding time a
wear ago The upturn which resulted exceeded
bv several degrees an early decline. due. In the
main % the release OF strikehound supplies az
the Liverpool docks. The close vas steady at
nearly the top figures Of the day. Range Of
prices follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-MoiasseS du

raD~%h'-i~s AMI hpidstt& NAli
ana UNCHANGED Syrups steady and unchanged.
NAVAL srOREs-spirits turpentine steady
Dut no change In prices; rosin higher and
hrm at the advance; tar steady and un-
oiLs-I inseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
eum steady at recent prices
hitE-tirm and unchanged. with fairly
active business.
StGah-All rehners frm 40 quoted
prices, with the Federal at GOjc and others
az 9sJc net, less per cent cash for stand
ara graduated. In London beet sugar was
I'D lower for August and September. with
lfs MA quoted: October to December un-
changed At Is 3D. Raws here firm. with sell-
ers al outside prices. Centrifugal. e6 test.
5aJisc; muscovado 50 test. "A Case. and
rnolasses sugar, 50 test. ~ a4Ac. In London
beets closed strong. with this and next month
az los and October TO December az lbs > a..
A private cable from London reported that
market strong, and very active inquiry noted
FOR actual for immediate delivery. Beets
we're sold At London al equal 70 525c here.
and also for New York. September shipment.
az price equal 10 5.22c here. Willet &
GRAY. Total stock Of Europe and America.
1.20T542 tons, against .4l465 tons last year
a. the same uneven dates. The decrease or
stock IS 207.3lT tons, against a decrease Of
1bSSo3 tons last week. Total stock and
3hoatt together show visible supply ot
l.3l3342 tons last year or a decrease OF
81 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

e. i,Ums nicxles. 75c q
81 30: 1000 81 500 s. so. CHICORY ana 70
CAROLE. 25a75c. CAULIFL0WEihts;rc S' aar'
sey. 75cGSi: basket. 40 a G0c. box. 2Oq zoe
HoRsERADisH. 100 h. s3qs5 LIMA
BEANS. potato. basket or bag, 32g 'oc, Ia,
sec a 81 %; bbI soc Z, 81 50: OKRA, basket
soc q 81: small basket. - a i0c; 100 io4 To-
PEAS. large. basket. T5c d 81 80; sma Sgs "
PEPPERS. Jersey Dbl. soc a 81: oasket' -9r
soc; ROMANO state, basket 2og toc hsS,
by. bhl. soc 81: SQUASH. marrow, Sei1ry - n
SOC: white S1asl 80: TOMATOES. Jersey;
box. % GG0c. carrier. 25f50c upriyer nusss'
basket. 30 n soc: WATERCREsS. lVo' SIaS-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Aug. 25.-Consols closed S-l6
higher at 7sa. for money and account
Anaconda was /. lower at fIN canadian
Pacific =, higher at 1875. Grand Trunk
II higher at Z7&.
Money and discount rates were hrm.
The stock market was quietly cheerful.
tho settlement OF the Liverpool strike and
less apprehension regarding the Moroccan
oussti6r inducing moderate local and Con-
tinental support Prices hardened IN most
~ ths sections and consols closed 3-l6
higher. , .,.,,,. -.
~ opening 4 few stocks advanced. but
nost OF the list declined under realizing.
Tarer prices advanced in sympathy with
-, strength in the general market. but
s.ii,ng pressure caused reaction in the
afternoon The closing was weak
Paris Aug. 25-Three per cent rentes
.tosed r. centimes higher AZ ~ francs 20
centimes \ better tone prevailed on the
Bourse.
Berlin. Aug %. The Boerse opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

PROyISIONs-Flrm early. owing 10 mod
crate r-ceipts OF hogs ana reports of foreign
t,,Irg 81 lard on the advance, however.
there was selling. and the smarket sagEed or
ana closed barely steady. PORK -Steady,
r1ess SlqTsI9 50. family. tls ~ go, short
.icsr 5NGSf7 So BEEF Firm; mess.
sf2qxi2 80: family. Si3g Sl3 81. packet 81 9o
- 81. extra Indian mess. $40 -" 90 BEEF
UAMs- SO sou Sc. DRESSED Hogs -
eteadv. bacons. i1hc: l-n 10, IT &c. 100 ID.
f1s.c. 40 no. 1iAc pigs He MEA -
-Ptcl,led bellies hrm. 10 TO- &c. - No.
ZOE. "a ID Iiu1I &c. Picked Mans - g
I 49, Mode West. o.5oq9Goc,
eitv arm. n0oi.c. refined. south Am.rl-a'
t0 Goufinent . soc. Brazil kegs ll- i'c
Ccy,nound 74aT-c NIEAhlN h-'l~"' " %
"a Ia oIt, Lard n p n 10.
NFTAIS-COPPER- Nehk. SPOT, = islst
corte,nhsr October and NoNenbHf' u q l---~'
foodor sas, spot 100. futures 100 is 81,
s,-i~eIs reporfed ~ Ne" 1"ih t9-lht' lt'
tnrs cv,orts 80 far this month. : 'o1 IONS
fsEs conpcr. f2.T50 1ac: ei@ct rolyilc' l-,oD
- eyt- and casting l-25H lz.ouc; IL
J-.ak s,ot - pa n 43c, August. - - ~ sc
serte15,bsr' 81. 5Oa il.S2 !. october 10 y
Il, t--' ,ovember. ios7 = $3.50 Ssies' >
tons ,o, - 43c and . tons -sepiemher y
a. 60 'P'f oodon steady spot. tlSs los. ~
80 ftsG ps Ga Lead aaf 80 ,""r
49, -. 4 nc bid East - Louis london
.t- gpEfTER- Weak, V.op pr %. New l9tA
rs &C. Fsst So Louis London. ~ laE
.-r,,,os-v DrlI. COokson 3. 7.dn : '"c
MO J,i.,,ad warrants. as I'd IN Lon
DON Locally steady no i0''D'' '''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

1875 600 pieces Some Of the Woe s,yIe n,ce ~
last week. Quotations follow: 20 inch g. =, oy
Ga 3hsc nominal; IS inch % py oo' 20 20 , ~ ~;
~ 2%c. 3sis inch. 81 by "a, 4isc BID 81
{ocb - nv II 5Lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Aug. 25-CLOvERsEEDI,cas and
October, S12 so u; December ana s1 Ma re y
90 ~. rejected sil sOdS11 90; no estao,
iished grade S9a S11 81: AIsIKE prime Ne ana
august, SO 50; December. 80 90, NJ e. a. go.
$40 -. TIMOTHY prime ana August - w.
sentern her 81 30. March. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

.fncluding profits from subsidiary companies,
after 5educting s444 953 Interest on bondsl, other
interest charges and repairs and renewals
.ECraIs 20 rs per cent earned on Si6 300
CANNON stock as compared with 10 " per cent
s,,ne5 on same stock last year. tLosses ac-
count OF sale and dismantling ~ various prop
critics S73s i53. and s705. 0j2 for depreciation 81
niEar InNas.fnents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

Fau River Aug 25-There has been little
.bauee in :he print cloth market FOR the last
,sak There was moderate inquiry for the
,t1arent STYLES odd goods both wide and
arrow, with sales for the week OF about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

spot quiet. al a points advance, closing at
b %lS' o aeS IS 600 bsIes sgainst 7s42 bales
last week and II. 30 bales last year For the
week 5000 bales. against 363sS bales -. IasJ
cables spot quiet. AT points advance. sales
5000 bales Speculation and export 1oO, An li,,
upland. 6sSd Futures opened quiet unchanged
10 1 point decline. Liverpool closed steady a.
A Angus sfy5 aptember "a
Is IGi-d. October-NOVeUber GIL I'd. November
January February. sos I'd. February March.
6. 100 March-Aprl 6.Il57d. April MAY t.L&.zd.
May-June. 6l5,sd Weekly movement nguIes:
Port receipts, BLISS bales. against 4lb nales
last year. overland 10 mills ana Canada, 2.l63
bales, against 1851 bales last year. Southern
last year Gain % stocks al interior towns.
5.62i bales against 2922 das ST. year. Brought
81 O49 bales last year. Total crop movement.
Port receipts. 1855 429 bales 100 additional re-
CENTS Pacific COAST against 49,. 7 Il bales last
wear overland TO mills and Canada. 960 $50
bales against S64J42 bales last year, Southern
mill takings 1850 600 bales against . 10 600
bales last wear stock AZ interior towns In ok
cess u September L. 4JJ6j bales against 34.246
bales last year. brought into sight thus far this
season ll9-l'si' DaIes' against Io'4I1'fIo baies
COFFEE-OnIy moderately active. sales.
a. $50 bags. but prices showed steadiness.
especially the positions, and AT the close
the market was 10 II points net higher Sep
the Pure Food Commission was requesting two
pound samples Of new coffee. on account Of
claims that there was some rain-damaged cof-
fee here. II being feared that some OF the high
grade coffee which is coming In steamers
- be applied on september contracts might pa
Mid IN FOR inspection Havre closed unchanged
TO q franc lower. Hamburg was AL pfennis
higher. Rio was - reis higher. and santos
showed decline Of 80 reis Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were irregular. ranging from
unchanged 10 10 points lower. with santos 4s
quoted AZ 10 roc for ninety-day shipment. while
undescribed As prompt shipment. az i3c.
Spot quiet and steady at l5'.c for Rio 40 :.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
No .. SIS e5dS15 T.

SIS 50as16. No 2. SIS IS a SIS u: 10
Southcrn and No I Southern soft. SlJ $50 %.
tOTTONSEED OII4-There was active COW
erlng and prices hrmor. closing at net
advance OF BAL points. Local contract prices
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
ARRIVED

49,. ao rrhe RuNaI0 Al TstOOsh. - .ho
Aug 0g-The Mars. the CeluC. tne - 80 tba
Aus ,t.t,e tho Missouri the MISSISSIPPI aiS nc 80.
YanLton al Hampton EoaGs we "a the
I,uasfor al GARDENERS Bay, the Irlpp a.
t.s~Ginor's Bay. the Pompey az Hako1a ~ f;
80 Potomac At Annapolis, the Nepraska az.
80 virriuta Al New York the Marcia ~
1o-+-au4 Prince the Uncas, the dupont ~
tlIeteIv The Porter the vermont ts 49,
I5,ar,-gbire the south Carolina ana i-e
Waebington al Hampton Roads me M'tl
-ie me FIuu and the TruXtun. az Astoria
- %orth Dakota and the FahtltL
a. r4arnotrn Roads. the Mayrant al -\sN-
fine-s Bay. the Reid. the Pauldhs' We
~. -ie Perkins the Smith, the An
non he Arethusa. the Dixie. me bEII - o.
80 -tersfr and the Terry, Al Gardner De-
.,,o o4I-rho Nanshan. at Cavite' inc saler. ay
eC-uantanarno. the Prairie. the Kansas a'U
Inc Ohio az Hampton ROADS
SAILED. -.
,, ,rto salem from POrt-au-Prince for
-A~s I,-ar+anau1o. the Solaco. from lonpklhsnliLs
49, IIs,-nfon Roads: the Missouri. the MIS-
l.i-ri and tho Maine. from Philadeiphla
- 't4av,nt0n Roads. the PatuXent' Holl
So work FOR Hampton ROADS me h.dS'
+rc Uunouf the Blakeiy ana the F'I,5 ~
~ ,-orsolk for Hampton Roaas, the
Winnie the Hull and the TruXtln. ION
Du.ta-5 Orc for Astoria; tho fatapsc.'
80 N@,r York for Norfolk: the Mayrah''
- aston for Newport. the Narilheto...
fron, Gardiner Pay for Ne"p31a ,ss No
.l.iis;,fr.. raw. the Reid the Paulding. me
t'aI1.u-' .t,a PERKINS the Smith the Ammen,
i,IaE -rtbisa and the Dixie from Newport
lot va d M sa-atcga and the New orleans
NHcror, Hakcdate for NladiVostoch, t,,, .oe,
lIo"- 80 .~rrrrander ia CHIEF, Aiianuc ne'''
&C., from tire Nebraska 10 me Conr---..--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

New York. August -. 1911.
GRAIN -WHEAT-There was an absence ~
narrow range, closing al net advance Of
u 4 = -. Predictions Of possible frosts IN
canada and trmness In Northwestern markets
had some influence on values and offset lower
cables There was also some less favorable
news from Russia regarding the crop there.
which. according 10 a BroomhalI cable. will
be about 80 per cent below last year, and
the eXportable surplus win be about H..
600 200 bushels or only half Of last year
Liverpool reported light offerings from Aus
showed only a moderate interest in the mar
ket here. sales amounting 70 only IL loads
New No rod winter. 9J4c elevator and
98l4c o b; new No I Northern spring
81 1914 b. CORN-Continued reports Of
an improved cash demand. as we'll as mod
stimulating influence. and prices early ad-
Nanced a q nc. Foreign markets were firm
WITH a good sDot demand and bullish reports
from the Danube. Late in the DAY the mar
set sagged OF in absence Of an active export
demand. closing AZ net unchanged 10 &c
lower. Export sales loads No corn rs
elevator domestic basis, TO arrive and export
No at y &c o b. OATS-Steady early.
There was some realizing late. and final prices
were &c lower TO nc higher Cash steady;
No a. "A G44isc natural white and white
clipped. ~ 1910. RYE and BARLEY
Nominal Br2dstreets exports OF wheat and
-four for the week were 3. 4224T6 bushels.
compared with $3.50 as7 bushels last week
and 1.293.9l4 bushels year ago. Exports
since July /. 20.1j1.1S3 bushels compared
witn l034l,3s5 bushels ri the same time
last year. Exports Of corn for the week
329bl0 bushels. against 29S.53i bushels the
previous week and 100. 1G9 bushels last year
els compared with 2.096 0O2 bushels az the
same time last
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LIVERPOOL COTTON STATISTICS.
Liverpool. Aug. 25.-Followins are the weekly
AMER. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL

The American Agricultural Chemical
Germany has issued It's report for the year
ending June 30. 1911. The income account
connares as follows:
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steady Prices declined later on unfavora-
Bile London reports.
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SEABOARD CLEARANCE,

FLOUR AND MEAI-F1our inactive but
prices were steady. Spring patents. s. - q
s. so; winter straight. 81 15Gs4 40; winter
patents. - 80 81 go; spring clears. 81 3OG
s. 60: extra No ! winter 81 40fi So so. extra
20 winter So 25 q S. 30: Kansas straights.
81 404S4 65. fancy spring patents, SO % q
So 30. RYE FLOCR-Firm; fair 70 good.
s. Goq 81 so. choice TO fancy. 50 e09s5 10
Fine white and yellow, 81 odsf ~ ~ coarse.
81 81 n 81 90 FEED-Western spring bran,
S24 10. standard middling. SIS so; four DO.
S3l 10. rod dog. So 10; city bran. S24 bulk
So 81 sacks. middlins, SIS n So, rcd dog.
So 10; homny chop. So bulk, SIG 20 sacks.
Clinical $50 4 $50 80.
C0TTON-Thcre was a very sharp advance
IN prices as 4 result OF active covering and
more aggressive bull support; purchases Of
about 1000 bales. August. presumably for
covering. sent the price Of that position up
70 - 05c. as there appeared 70 be no one IN
a position 10 sell outside OF the old crop bulls.
and the advance Of s. 30 bale in the price
Of the near month naturally mad some In
huence on other positions, which sold some
q 10 80 points above the closing figures or
Thursday Last prices were firm and within
a point or two Of the TOP, AZ a net advance or
from % 10 "A points Local contract prices
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Berlin, Aug %. The Boerse opened
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.Export. Z . .Aoa,
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPT

1eSter
Wheat. Open High. low. Close. day.
T.ecemhAr. 81 ooas 81 oo7s 81 co.. 81 Oo,s 81 ooss
/ May. O6ls