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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-06-23
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Dcpariment Of The InteriOr-U. ). Land
Office at HALEY, Idaho.
June T. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Melvin VI Ward
of Ward idaho, who. ON Oct % 1893, nude
Homestead entry Entry No 1851, FOR Eot 4
sec AN Lot /, see rs, Twp Is 5, E 25 T., b. NJ,
has nled notice of intention 10 make final
proof 10 establish claim so the land above
described. before II r Cahoon. US. Commits
sioner at Almo. Idaho, on the ssh day Of
August. 1911.
Claimant names as wltres sCs; Geo, w.
Wake, OF Malta ldaho; Chris Hansen, VIM
Cahoon aud John Hansen of Almo. Idaho.
T. +. HORNE. Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-06-23

). 7. Northington and J. 3. Rand
al have organized a Local Coal Co,
md will handle liawatha Coal, mined
IN So. Utah. Strictly Western Coal
and Western people.
A. l.. Erickson has contracted to
to plane the Rink Floor preparatory
to 4th July Exercises
Remember Mrs. Halverson's Price
Cutting Sale. Great reductions on
everything. Beginning June 22nd,
lasting one week.
Mr.. Knickoboker Of NY. is at the /
Worthington Hotel, and will loan !
money on Real Estate Securities.
Mr.. Garvin the Shoe Maker expects |
to quit mending shoes and enter the
Pool Table Business.
S. P. Worthington is making quite
extensive improvements to his Hotel
by adding more room for the kitchen
force. Mr.. w is working hard to
cater to the wants of the travelling
public, by making his Hotel among
the cosiest of Southern Idaho.
Oakley LIST Ward Relief Society and
Young Ladies will hold Bazaar at
their New Meeting House, June Is
and 20, beginning at 10 am. morning
Of %. Reference to theiI Add in this
paper will tell Of the many things
they will display and do. Proceeds
to be used on paying for New Meet
ing House. A good movement and
worthy the support of all, everybody
go.
Supervisor VIM. Mccoy just ret
urned from an inspection trip to Raft
River division of the Forest Service,
and reports conditions very salts
factory. Kempton and Rose of Raft
River division expect to ship their
lambs July 6. Hereports much work
now closing records and making ann
ual report for the year ending June
30
d. C. Knowlins of us. Biological
Survey is here looking into the con-
ditions of the Wild Game md parti-
cularly the Antelope.
The Platt of the Old Town and the
New Town pGopdrty has been flee
and Oakley is now on the map
People outside know us just the same
if the map is late.
W. D. Kenyon visited Oakley Wed
and informs us that the Plat O.
Kenyon Townsite will be filed abor
July LIST. Soon thereafter lots will
be sold and and another town foi
Cassia Co. is begun. Success to it
promoters. May the good work go OIL
1-r--sse'sih
w d. Craney was in town Wed
and gave us number of items con
corning his visit to Neveda, whicl
will appear neqt issue.
DR.. o. M. Drake, the Eye Special
list of Boise will be in Oakley, Tues
and We'd, June 27-28 only. For al
errors of Nervous Headache, etc.
consult him.
Two BARRIERS at Summers Barbe
Shop. All work guaranteed.
Mrs. j. w. Snodgrass, an old resid
ent of Albion died the first of tn
week.
Sister Eliza Smith, who has bee
living with her daughter, Harrie
Bailey, died Thursday; Particular
will be given later.
E. L. Mecham of Salt Like was VII
iting in Oakley this week
sMES. w. F. Rawson of Carey
attenE Bind Relief Society Conference
big Time at Basin.
All A Eg time is expected at Basin c
4 lhe u July. A good program wi
: be rendered, Horse Racing, Ba.
Ball, Dancing and other sports w
be indulged in. Ice Cream and Soc
\ Pop gill be on top at Fairchilds Sto-
\ BASIN Happenings last weel
D. G. Parker, the County Soho
q Superintendent was on a Basin Wis
y and made several pleasant calls.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-06-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. $. Land once At Haley. Idaho

o :. IdUU VTIIt 1T IIuIItNl TWdTFU
Notice is hereby given that James A Ly-
man. Of Oakley. Cassia county, Idaho, who,
on August lst 1906. made Homestead Entry
Serial No, u43Gol No. 4S1s. for sw4 sw4. sec
~ aud sci se4 Sec 60 ne4 ne4 sec b. uw4 nwl
see 33; Township 10 $, II "a +, b. NJ. has fled
notice OF intention 10 make final proof TO
establish claim TO the land above described
before IL X CahoOn, o. = Commissioner. at
Almo Idaho, on The 7ih day of August, 1911
Claimant names Os Witnesses: Bert Lee,
Of Moulton, Idaho George II Wells OF Basin
Idaho, and VIM Lyman and James Lyman
of Oakley, Idaho.
p. f HORNE. Register
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-06-23
~ big Time at Basin.

big Time at Basin.
/ A Hg time is expected at Basin on
The u July. A good program will
be rendered, Horse Racing, Base
Ball, Dancing and other sports will
be indulged in. Ice Cream and Soda
Pop gill be on top at Fairchilds Store
2asin Happenings last week.
D. G. Parker, the County School
Superintendent was on a Basin visit
and made several pleasant calls.
Earl, the 10 year old son of John
Craven had the sad misfortune last
week of breaking his arm, by falling
from a tree,
The Farmer is very jubilent over
their very prosperous outlook for
crops this season, due from the many
showers this spring, hundreds Of
acres Of Dry land which is now ass
ured of a bounteous harvest, the best
in 80 years to the writer's own know
ledge.
For good and cheap goods call OF
John H. Fairchild, General Merchan
disc, Basin, Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
HANGS HIMSELF IN CELL
After Being Revived Prisoner
Attacks Police with Shears.

Patrick white, forty-fve years OLD, VINO
saws he has no home, but that his vile
and daughter the latter being an actress
live at No. 413 East 6oth street, attempted
suicide yesterday In a cell in the East
lOith street police station, where ne nah
been locked up on a charge Of intoxication'
Patrolman Burns. CHANGING TO pass
Whites cell. saw him hanging from the
bars OF the door, with Ids suspenders made
into moose about his neck The police
man gave the alarm and the man was
quickly taken down.
DR.. Ritter was called from the Harlem
Hospital. and after he had attended Wnits
the latter was arraigned on a charge or
Alternating suicide While he was giving
his pedigree at the desk he made dasn
for the door. but was stopped by severai
policemen. White then grabbed q pair OF
shears from the pocket Of DR.. Ritter ana
made several lunges at the policemen. he
was seized and the shears taken from MIN.
Then he was locked up and guard placed
over him.
The only thing found in Whites pocke's
was a newspaper clipping telling OF an At
tempted suicide I'm Central Park lev
days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

Canada The contest began IN Monday Jun. 2eh.
The OF the illustrated being
selected by The NewYork Tribune rro
unes Contest Catalogue which published
guide and reference
The contest readers the Daily
Sunday Tribune excepting employees and members Of thsr
families To only necessary
reader Of The Tribune Daily sunday editions
BY
with pencil printed
the fancy of but the complete
they permitted
each picture II the ncor
Will against the Only three
be written single blanks
additional and
number should be Kept together in making the
thew NAV 40 so without filling out entire coupon Although
several members OF family may compete in the contest only
thereof and only set Of answers may be submitted BY In
run viii not debar any one from entering this contest
Hold all answers until after the end OF the contest then
securely together deliver mail them wrapped
Se% york civ ' CON-
op ppzrs Howsvsr ali answers must he Seposstas s
OF The New York Tribune the mails before
The prizes will be awarded contestants sending IN IN.
towns and cities usrstions In Of tie between two
the contestant answering the number
blanks vii declared the winner
SANE nunSer pris. will Be
Judging committee later. will make IN.
strictly the merits Of correctness and similarity
cites as will Tribune in The
Where together the con.
will be permitted 70 stamp with rubber stamp) abb
fun address from the greater majority OF the blanks
plainly the hrst six and last six the
cd Cites Contest should be addresssa 70 ths coNrrsT
MANAGER. THE TRIBUNE l54 Nassau Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

TIME TRIBUNES Towns and Cities Contest has
feature Of interest for that you cannot afford
Il We want to prove that statement to you,
and all that Is needed 70 convince you is a care
fu reading Of this announcement and the adjoining
plantations Before YOU read to-days story look
the lis, Of prizes Then the rules. Then ask
yourself these questions:
In view Of the simplicity effectiveness OF these
feel assured that this contest is absolutely
fair and square|
can l readily find opportunity to win any one
Of such list magnificent prizes for such little effort
in other way|
Is there any article. below the three Ev-
eritt 30 hve-passenger touring cars which head the
list that / could readily use?'
We think that any fair minded person Will answer
these questions with Yes" the first No 10 the
second and yes" to the third.
Let explain in a little more detail the working Of
this puzzle game. II will continue TO until and
including August 81 that day the last OF the daily
puzzle pictures will be published and after that
will be given until September II TO complete
and send IN their sets Of answers.
All you need 70 become a contestant now is set OF
the back numbers OF The Trbune-that is set of the
puzzle pictures and coupons which have been published
Heretofore Contest Catalogue and The Tribune daily
to the finish OF the contest
The back numbers OF The Tribune you must have,
course hiring up 10 date the puzzle game;
the Contest Catalogue need because 70 will give
invaluable aid solving the pictures and because IL
these YOU will be gripped with enthusiasm for this
contest that viii guarantee you good enough time so
that you viii insist staying in II.
Early this fall some one-three lucky prize winners
win The Tribune for Everitt "30'
mobiles: many others will get orders for magnificent
player pianos and pianos scores more Will receive other
others will practical and valuable rewards which
will amply them for their efforts
Can you afford to PASS by such opportunity Is
there why you should pass 1t by? There are
$50 why you should not.
TRY IT TO-DAY. ENTER NOW AND BE A WIN
NER, and you will never regret IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 24--wHEAT-spot dull
40 | Manitoba, rs 1Oed; No :, not quoted
10 ,. "a ID. futures steady; October, IS 2td'
December, IS sad, March. Is Al CORN-
Spot firm. new American mixed. - sad; oid'
- Cd. new American. kiln dried, IS "a
futures firm September. % 6iad. october, 1s
I'D. FLOUR-Wlnter patents. 2Ss I'd HOPS
In London (Pacihc Coast. - lOsn ~ I'VE
BEEF-Extra India mess. Sos 3D. PORK
Prime mess WESTERN Sos HAMs-Short cut
los. BACON-Cumberland cut 59s. short RIO
59s. clear bellies. sos: long clear middles'
light. Cos Cd heavy G2s Cd short clear backs.
j2s Cd shoulders. square. 49s. LARD-Prime
Western. tierces. 46s Cd; American refined
pals. AS. CHEESE-Canadian, finest white
new. 62s 81. colored. G3s 81. TALLOW-
Prime city SIS 81. TURPENTINE-Spirit
39s Sd. ROsIN 49, Common. f5s PETRO-
LEUM-Refned. cad LINSEED OIL, SIS
COTTONSEED OIL-Hull. refined. spot 2ss
30. TALLOW-Australan In London. 33s Cd.
London. Aug. 2I-RAW SUGAR-Centrif,
uRal. los Sd. muscovado. 13s %. BEET
CGHR-August. lis. CALCUTTA LINSEED
August September. TOs Sd. LINSEED OIL.
42s Oh. SPERM OIL. f34 los. PETROLEU NJ
American refined, 5Lsd; spirits 6Ld TUR-
PENTINE-spirts. eos 81. ROSIN-American
strained, 15s Sd. fine iSs 4iad.
Antwerp. Aug. :4.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
10 Confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

1000 SS!''Fs; aug sIea 81 8,
stockers and feeders. ~ l0Rs5 80; cows and
hefers. 81 % q So 40; calves So ass 10 HOBS
81 se q 3o lJ mSed 81 oS 81 To- heavy 50
as7 Go rougns IS 9oasIi5 good AZ to , choice &c
heayy o. gfs s. IJgs 5S 1ES SoS
weak native. 81 25qsS To- Western 81 go e
81 20. yearlings. Sass IS lambs, native, SAG
50 GO: Western. 81 u So So r.,o,r,,
4 500 Including / 500 southerns. steady to
weak southerns strong 10 loo higher; dressed
beef and d eSpor steers f 80 ser . 50 sSeq
ana feeders. SO 506s5 So; Southern, 50 30 a
IS %, southern cows. s275gs4 80; nat u,
81 X: calves. s4Gs7 % HOGS - Receipts
GOoo; 1ORl5c lower; bulk OF sales, s. lo4
ST 80 heavy 81 1887 80 packers and 1 butch
S s9 ysarlins:s g 7sgs4 2S w.'h sn5
cincinnati. Aug, 24--CATTLE-Receipts,
si quiet and about stead 6 a. ge''sse es.r
81 - Il SIS 10: cows. 81 25qS5; calves active
at steady 20 strong yesterdays prices 50 q ss.
HOGs-Receipts. e,132; loc lower closing
dun and weak at Decline packers, 81 50 y
81 30: stays 80 25M 81 10, common soWs, - ~
81 90 pigs 2 asa 81 40 n 81 20; lambs
steady a yesterdays prices $ %g1 E-pscs,D,,
I
/ Receipts 1875; active and steady. HOGs-Re-
CENTS 1000 slow and 10g20c lower heavy,
81 a00SS: mixed. IS e5 n SIS 10; Workers. - 30
n Is 10. pigs. 81 5OGs7 so; roughs. 50 70 AS;
stags' IS a So diaries, 81 5O9ss. SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Rcceipts. 1000 head; active and
steady. - n. CAT
Union s,ockyarts Pittsburg, Aug. 49, ~
,rI.E-Steady. supply light; choice. SO IopS, -.
prime. So 25dS6 so. sHEEPmsteady supply IS
common, Sias2: lambs s. 5OaSG 80: veal calves.
J 81 5OGSg HOGS-Lnwer. Receipts. 10 douDe
deckg Prime keavies, 81 eOlSl ~ medlu ,i..,
s. I0dSs II. heavy workers. s. lOgSn 10. lS 5
workers. IS 10Qss 10 pigs, S1gS' a. Foushs'
/ 50 JOg$7
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Louisville Aug 24.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 2.042, market steady; top lamps
/ &c seconds. &C, culls, &c, fat sheep "a g sc.
LBy Telegraph TO The Trbune.l
/ g. Louis. Aug "a. - CATTLE - Receipts.
/ aa7: fairly active: common mixed grades
weaker: quality fair. steers, 81 q s. co. heifers'
/ 81 90a SO 50; cows. S29S5 -, Southern steers.
/ az sOGS54 40 HOGS-Receipts. 1920 slow
ami loo lower: choice medium weights. 81 80 o
| 81 7O bulk of sales 81 40qs7 60i best light.
under $50 H. s7dS7 80. fair. S64sl: pigs;
Z So ~ SO so: rough hogs, So % n 81 %. SHEEP
Receipts 3.26s; somewhat slow and weak
larnbe IS a Sc 50; Gull lambs 81 81 90, sheep.
/ 81 n 81 so breeding ewes, 81 % q 81 common
/ sheep, 81 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. August -. ioi'

New York. August ~. l3ll
BEENES-Receipts. 10 cars, or LII head.
Including 20 cars for Fridays market, cars
over yesterday Feeling steady for all grades.
Dressed beef in good demand for all desirable
grades at oia u 12c for native sides. Latest
cables quoted Liverpool cattle lower at lO1ac,
IN addition 70 Ofal. No exports to-day.
CALVFS-Receipts $50 head; ls7 on sale.
Veals steady other calves quiet and un-
changed. Common TO choice veals sold at IS %
81 - per 100 10 culls at s. So Western calves
al s. so No grassers or huttermilks offered.
Dressed calves firm. city dressed veals, II 70
l5l-c. country dressed, ~ z ljc.
sales-~J q. Curtis & Son A. veals. l62 n
aver,gc. 50 - per 100 III: -. IT'S 10, 50 80. l.
10 10. SIS; 10 culls, 169 10, 81 so.
Mcpherson & Co. . veals. 1874 lb' 81 30; ?,
5. Judd & CO.: 90 yeals 10 ID. 80 so: IS,
l46 TO- 80 -: 81 Western calves 233 10. IS 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 80 cars, or
600 head 70 cars on sale. Sheep slow. very
few buyers IN market and trade dull for ell
grades OF lambs; not quotable lover. Nearly
half the offerings unsold al late hcur Com
mon 90 prime sneep sold at So q - per 700 10 ,
ordinary 10 prime lambs at 50 so IS7 80; culls
al 81 Dressed mutton in moderate demand -
9 n Sc. dressed lambs 81 10N lie.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: ZOE
Virginia lambs. u m average. 81 - per 100 III
BOZ 80 10. - rs. 2fG kentucky GS 10. 81. go
65 H. s6 ~: o4n. G3 N. SO 50. 30 West Nir-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

ginia. SO III. so rs: 200 Ohio 81 10. 50 so: 5es
a. ID 81 so 2d3 Buffalo cullE. 81 10. 81: ~
Ohio sheep. iO5 ID. S. so. 4. 1o5 10. 81 30: :
West Virginia, 20 III. 81: kentucky us ID
81 80; :. 81 10 So; = bucks. l65 10. = 30 -
Nayvton A. Co: 90 Kentucky lambs, ~ 10
So 35 223 70 10. SO 20. 2ll virginia. 90 ID.
81 IS Virginia sheep. l3j IL, So so IL, W
10. 8. 80: . Kentucky, ii5 10. 81.
. s Judd 4 Co: 80 Pennsylvania lambs, so
Ii. S612is / buck 1870 ID 81 SO.
J. q. curtis 4 Son: 20 Vermont lambs % ID
Sc. Il sheep. So ID. 81. -
HOGs-Receipts. Sis cars, or l,1s6 head
half q car on sale. Market easier at - soW
rOughs. SO 80
Saes-s. Judd & Co; 81 PENNSYLVANIA hogs
$50 10 average. S. 05 per 100 10. 30 state. 100
10. 81 So; , roughs. $50 ID. So 90.
j q. Curtis & Con date yesterday: 10 siate
hogs 100 II. SIS 10; rough, 30 H. 81 T. "1o
Ii so II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
Still Plenty of Time to Enter Big Contest
A Little Clever Thinking May Win You an Aut
WARNING TO CONTESTANTS
Answers only are required.
illustrations have appeared.

1t has recently been brought to the notice Of the
Tribune Contest Manager that certain INSCRIPTIONS
persons living in and near New York City are at
tempting to swndle the contestants engaged in the
Tribune Towns and Cities Contest by Offering for
sale book which they say readily solves all the
puzzles in the only correct way.
The Tribune takes this all contestants
against purchasing these DO okS the offer
hoax and only Intended to defraud the
enrich the swindlers. absurd for 10
that he knows all the when solution
OF many of the pictures is known any person
among those IN charge Of the contest The only correct
and authentic book which VIII aid the contestants all
Tribune Contest Gaia oce which can be obtained
only at the office Of The Trl bunc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

sllee. PORN Firm. mess. sle9 so 90.
,,s.al.f, SIS = $50. snort clear SIG seq
:, - BEEF-Mess. Si2as12 50. fsinily
Nisp $40 81. packet So 5oN Sl3. extra In
es ness. Sf94 Sla go. BEEF HANSEN 80
,.@Z 50 DRESSED HOGS-Flrm bacons
uhr. $50 l6 1f+r. 100 10. Il.c. 40 TO-
ltc pigs lIHr CUT MEATS-Pictled
,,eIi-s. l0 Ih 1850. T. lb. l2c. - 10 il a
l a.s.c. picked hams. l4+c. r4LLQ2Wss,Fi,m.
..e@'e West. go soc. city nrm; 20 le-
,n-- Continent 2.soc. south Amsr.ca
!, ~ B-azL kegs. il-75c CONPOrND
S'eaat ~ QINr STEARTNE-Firm, oieo,
HLrALS--JPPER STANDARD weak spot
- August 12ni 225c. sep ember j. q
i55. october i2a l-.c5,". and ,.oc' eni9 :,
no. $50 London duii spot go IS 90
E'e,. lad - 90 arrivals repoF'T, 81, IN
.eiur1s show exports OF COSTA tons 50 tar
.ms month. Lake copper T. ga l3c c ..e,,
r'Ft.c. l2 Soa 1cG2izc. and casting. l-.-a
5000 fIN-Wcak. snot and August 20
- .l. September. zl-c5 2 - cs &c. pctooeif
Nl5n ~ Z5c. November. 40.37 = n ilc. Lon
9on dul spot tINS 5S futures. $50 10 "a.
tEAD-Eas 4f5Hs.55o New York, "a 70
&c EEst ~ Louis London, ~ "s 20
rtkLrF R--Weak 195 0G.0ac New YORK
700 aur EAST g. Louis London. fe7 l5s
SIINCNY Quiet. cooksou =. 3o0 = "c'
.koN-lJov arrants. as 30 in. London
.ocalIv steady. 40 foundry northern
g. a03EIa. 40 o. go 25uSf5 -. No
ss.lheIu and SO southern soft SLOT
COTTONsEFD or Flrmer. closing - o
~ sefurre ~ % fo 10 points Exporters have
sseHn more interest. and there was An absence
" pressure Of supplies Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
MICHAEL a. VERDI coal dealer No.
AS East l2lst street. Involuntary. Liabili-
ties not given. assets, $500
JULIUS II. HEFTER. accountant. No.
1923 Boscobel avenue The Bronx; Volun-
tary. Liabi!ities. SEE: no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

AuLASsFS md sIRIPs- Molasses dull
eFa nrUlnal Svrups steady ara unchanged
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpeutine hrmef.
a.. 1no tar steady aud unchansed-
viLN-i.inseed OH unchanged. Refined pei'o
-. tI-aGr o. recent prices
MI E-Fairiy active az fun prices
d. N1AR The Federal quoted standard Hf'h-
s.'n o. 00Sc net iese per cont cash. bpt
49, fenners advanced prices ten points l'
80 hei less nrr cent cash. tbs Nas que
-" strength ~ the raw market. continued
,,,..asNfahe crop reports from European ue'i ffN
81 caused European markets for beet tuEai
"a ~etAhce The gain was : izd TOT AN71sI
W. september which stood at los which ~
=, ~ win the high 0f the season, ana gam
80. - was motel for October end Decehbf'
49, IS ID quoted London caht"d IRE
FNbie supply a. f3C coo tons. Raw here
- hrin. There we're runors Of safes ol
a, slsars o. 5i.c and cuba for shipm'nl
,.WffuGaI ~ test gH5hc. muscOyaGo. ~
80 9to"',e, and nolasscs sugar - test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
LIST OF PRIZES.

observation-disclosures 80" Automobiles $50 each
4-Sl,l00 krakauer Art Player Piano.
5-sl,000 Wesrr Bfos.. Combination
e by hand foot or electricity
Francis
kruk Pianos, sI00 each
Il-s600 Krakauer Piano.
. $3.50 Owen Dayeno sulte 90. ~
I3-i4-Ss00 Carcy-brennan sets 500 each.
15-29-<600 Bermuda Trips via steamship Bcrmudian
25--e6-sso Carey Brennan Ladies' Desks. $40 each.
27-76-S750 China Importing OF York
Breakfast Sets, SIS each
77-I2g-S550 China Importing of New York
Luncheon <l5
127-I3s-si00 Brennan smoking Chairs, $40
1sI-It6-Soo Carey Brennan Ladies' Rockers $40 each
l41-I5O-x20 Carey Brennan Magazine Baskets.
I5i-,5o-ST50 Luken Gloves TO order $3.50 the pair
Lucky Parker
g5I-i35O-s600 Fountain Pens. $3.50 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 24-Largeiy because buyers
we're holding of, expecting lower prices TO fol-
low the Canadian vote on reciprocity, the wheat
market to-day eased down Latest figures were
s.diac 70 y aSc under last night. other lead
ing staples all showed an advance, corn l.G7se
10 9G&c. oats a shade 20 SAKE and proyi-
sicns 7isc 70 Csc. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

spot quiet aid unchanged ~ 1270c for mid
d.rs gpisqe sales, il50 bales Estimated
v-.pts u cotton ~ the ports TO-DAY $4,000
ls.es agains- , fte last week and ~ last wear
For ne Resk 81 0O0 bales, against SO "ss hslee
'ss' neck and 81 478 bales last year Liverpool
c.b,ss Suot cotton moves SLOWLY. prices >
roiats higher sales 200 bales. speculation
s0c sx-or. zoo. American. 900 bales. Imports
rome M1-upand. 6.slf. Futures opened auiet
pr partial advance % I point Liverpool closed
stead, a. a net advance Of = point % a net
qf-hrs ~ p point august 8. 4Nd, AuSust--el-
'rure- dg3d Sertembcr-Octc Der. 6i2d. Oc'o-
%, November. 8.07'ld. Noyeu ber-Decenber'
g cd. December January sod January -Fe %
r.aIv. So4 'sd. February da~ch. ob1. March-
rrl COZ 81. Aru-May, 6Gsiad. MAJ June
nl'r1
COFFFE-Thsra vss active liquidation IN
~epfember esrlv and the market ~ the openlne
moved decline % points for TINS 7osluon.
-gUe ether months were lower 90 po4n5
higher During +le DAY the market galhs1
strength closing steady az net unchanged 70 4,
nents higher with 90 les % - 500 bass HaVrf
Tas ln-larEe1 f1 a franc lower. haroul
-llssd ar ne- decline o. - p mfg. Rio Mas
20 rais higher and Santos showed an adyanse
- ~ ~e,a SPOT Quiet and steady on che basis
l' a- for E- go Z Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

, and August. $40 So: December. $40 10; Marcn,
I SO So TIMOTHN-Prime and August - ".
September 81 80. March. 81 10