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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-07-13

There IS quite "a difference in
payin{ for Improvements at home
and for ornamental buildings in
other cities. Monroe Ci.y people
are in favor Of improvements and
pay for them and believe that 9th
er cities should pay for their own
ornamental buildings, Our people
want a good court house, a building
in which the records will be safe
and that is the extent. If Others
must ornament let them pay ior il.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-07-13

The Paris Appeal is Of the op.1-
ion that Monroe County owes it to
Paris to build an ornamental court
house in Paris. Why bless your
life the people of Monroe County
have been dumping money into
Paris for almost q century and have
not yet succeeded in making much
of the pup. Now the people of the
county have about come to the con
clusion that if Paris wants some
thing as an ornament for Paris that
Paris money should at least pay for
the ornament Monroe City citizens
could make a court house PROPOSE
ton which would be interesting TO
the people Of the county and Paris
boldly comes out and asks the tax
payers Of the county to shell out a
hundred thousand dollars or more
for a court house. A good substan-
tial building can be built for much
less and the Democrat is of the
opinion that the taxpayers would
rather have the money in their
pockets than in an ornamentfor the
city of Paris.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-07-13

Will Cartnell has Just completed
the drilling OF well for Ed Craw-
ford northeast of florida. A fine
flow OF water was reached at a
depth Of $50 feet In sinking this
well the drill passed through two
good veins Of coal and a fine bed
of fire clay, There are large de-
posts Of coal in that neighborhood
but for the present it is too far
from market to justify working.
Yes certainly OF course there
will be a fair at Monroe City this
year and from present indications
it is going to be hummer. The
Secretary of the Fair Association
informs us that the prospects for a
big fair this year were never better
and there never was any thought
of calling it off on account Of
weather OF anything else.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-07-13

More labor employing institutions
in Monroe City mean - Greater and
Better Monroe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-07-13

Miss Mary Kifer after a visit
with the family of John W. Stream
has returned to her home at Mo-
line. Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 3 1el1
BFEVES-Receipts 20 cars. or Los neao,
r,alniv direct 10 slaughterers. No tradlng
to-d7~ feeling unchanged. Dressed beer IN
FAIR demand. ordinary TO prime native sldes
selling AZ 9d1Oc Per 10, Texas beer. C. 80
EXPORTS Of livestock or dressed neet rom
this port to-day or to-morro" ,. ~
CALVES-Receipts. 2oI. 100 on sale MAJ
saf sf4sdv Veals sold az STd 50 80 per 100
IL good buttermilks. 81 So Dressed calves
steadv. city dressed veals. II n l"c per To,
country dressed do, = re. go, ,se q,
Sales--J 9. Curtis & ga. Neal, lbs ~
81 80 per 100 NJ IS ~ TO- 90 p, -. 100 u.
50 l. IL 10. S. so. - huttermllks' 10 TO-
Hewton & Co. 5 Virginia veais. 1874 h.
'sHFF-P5 AID LAMBS Receipts. % cars.
o- e49 head. iTi- cars or sale. sheep ful
and weak. prime and choice lambs hrm
others steady. The pens were nor clral- ~.
Ordinary 70 prime sheep sold a. 8 3Onf5 u
rer 100 10. common 20 prime lambs s. % q
81 cuUs s2GS4 Dressed mutton dul ana
lower az ga 6 per 10 dressed lambs. ga lie,
choice hog dressed 10. II = = - &C. -
sales-Mc Pherson 4, Co. 23I West virginia
lambs SO No. average. SO per 100 10 ~
Warviand. 10 H. q 10 MARYLAND sheep. 49,
h. g = 10 West virginia. YG ID. s. 90
Newton & CO.. 226 Virginia lambs. IS 10,
s. 80. 5 culls - no.. s.. Maryland sheep
rcbin & shannon DIS Kentucky lambs 20
H. SO %. 224. 20 TO- Sc -, l3S Ohio cuils. %
N. s.. I. 20 10. s.. io Kentucky sheep. lla
Kerns Commission co 2ss Ken,ucky lambs.
- h. s. 80. IS 10. S. -. 81. 90 No. 81 =.
213 Virginia. so TO- SO 80. fOl Kentucky
sheep 1l0 TO- s. -. =. 90 10. 50
EOGs-Receipts loiz cars, or lIHl head.
reported. feeling hrm.
Sales late yesterdavJ-Andrew Mullen
y state hogs. 2Gl III average. s. 10 per 100
u. roushs. $50 10. so %. : boar. $50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
ANOTHER SLUMP IN OIL
Selling by Small Holders Forces
Years Low Point.

Standard OIL stock suffered another
severe slump on the curb yesterday, open
ing at $50. 81. points under Wednesday
close. and falling to els. its low point for
the year II rallied 10 SIS at the close.
which was a net loss for the day OF 2lls
points. The total transactions we're So
shares.
American Tobacco common, which drop
ped more than twenty points on Wednes-
day. following the announcement that the
dividend had been passed by the directors.
was firm yesterday and closed the day
with a net gain OF points. II opened 4
points down at 81, but in the later trading
advanced to SIS, closing at the high point.
The transactions were only l02 shares, as
compared with 1,Os1 on Wednesday.
The weakness in Standard OIL was at
tributed, as on the preceding day. TO SELL
ing by small holders. who want 20 dispose
Of their stock at the good prices prevail
ing instead Of waiting 10 market the frac-
tional shares of the thirty-three subsidiary
companies. which they would receive in a
few months in exchange for their Stand
ard Oil stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
NEW ST0CKYARDS PLAN
Company To Be Formed to Issue
Bonds for Common Shares.

stockholders of the Chicago Junction
Railways and Union Stockyards Company
have received a circular sent out by a
committee representing a majority OF the
common stockholders. proposing a change
In the status OF the company which is ex-
pected 70 increase the income OF the COM
mon stockholders and give the business
more permanency.
The plan includes an offer to the holders
OF the common stock OF a fixed income
equal 10 per cent on their present stock,
10 he guaranteed by a company 20 be or
gained under the laws OF Maine. with a
capital stock Of 100000. and called the chi
cage Stockyards Company The stockhold-
ers asserting % the plan are 20 have the
right TO exchange their shares for per
cent ffty-year collateral trust bonds Of the
new company on q basis OF 600 per cent
when the bonds are ready for issue
The plan provides further for the forna-
ton OF a trust agreement under which the
asserting stockholders viii receive the
guarantee of the new company 10 pay them
s. year on their stock, in quarterly in
stalments OF & % The trust agreement
provides also that the new collateral trust
bonds shall be secured by deposit with the
trustee. the Old Colony Trust Company Of
Boston, of one share Of common stock OF
tho old StoCkyards company for each s30l
OF bonds or one share Of old preferred
stock fcr each s12o Of bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
COTTON PRICES TAKE A JUMP
ouylng Started in Liverpool and
spread to American Markets.

New Orleans, Aug S-The cotton market
rose Sharply to-day on general buying,
"hich' starting In Liverpool early in the
u'y' spread TO the American market and
cave the market more OF a two sided ap-
!. arance than it has had for over a fort
night
Inc close was at gain of "a to "A points.
the last quotations being near the highesr
ieVeis OF the day. At the highest. .he list
Was 80 70 20 points above yesterdays final
quotation. Those who bought were appar-
entity not very eager for their profits. az
there was very little realizing. even toward
the end Of the session.
The advance was seemingly manipula.
tive in character The bulls excuse was
the possibility Of deterioration in August.
IL was asserted that yesterdays condition
report Of @.l was too low 1t was. how
ever ten points higher than the ten year
average. There was some talk Of damage
by army worms in Alabama and Texas.
but OF more weight than this was the gos-
sly Of the forming of a new bull pool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
VAcATEs s74,874 JUDGMENT.

Justice Bischoff vacated yesterday 2
Judgment for S4s74 which the stock
brokerage Arm 81 Charles Mnzcsheime-
& CO. obtained against Norman P ne
Nauriac by default. which the defendant
said occurred through q Misunderstanding,
declaring that he had good cause and
intended 70 defend the action.
De Nauriac alleged that the plaintiffs in
duced him 10 trade with them and
promised that they would charge commits
sions only on his earnings and not on the
transactions on which he lost. A. ". Jo-
sephs the surviving member II the plain
tiff firm. replied that this allegation was
ridiculous and that the defendant was not
acting in good faith in asking that the
Judgment be vacated Justice Bischoff or
dered the defendant 70 file q bond Of s.,
so % guarantee the payment of costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

RoosTERs freight. SIZE; TURKEYS 1Sc;
DUcK1 13c: GEESE; ioc; GrINEA sUWLs;
heavy fowls and fancy large chickens have
cleaned up pretty close. bur there are pien-
t. OF small fowls aud small broilers drag.
steady Fresh turkeys scarcsr. Nearby
spring ducks in fair demand. SQUADS stsady,
Fancy large frozen ,,t en'cne ny.msn. IN other
descriptions. Fresh killed-TuRKEfs. hens.
average oest. b. I3e fSIns, In coma sns
other nearby, fancy, SQUAD. pair. s9gtgoy
average hest. % a23c. Pennsyivania, l7Ulec:
Western dry picked. lec; under = 10 70 par;
10 10 pair, 49, aI4c FOWLS. dry packed.
Western boxes. 60 ID and over 20 dozen; l5c'
As to 50 II. l4hc; 40 ID and under 70 Dozen.
i2aisc dry picked. bbis. iced : 10 aver
age. I3ikc: heavy. lie: "a TO 3h 10 escn'
I1Q12nc: Southern and Southwestern. aver
age. 139i3hc western, scaided, averass
southwes,ern. foa11hc: COCKS. old. 10.
&c; Ducks. spring, Long Island and East
orn. 1ec; Pennsylvsnia .l,Ss11ca,s ~ d.1s
prime large white GoSea s. 'V , 90 y SSrS;
toms " .ia9sc: hens. iia2oc; Old hens and
toms. 2Oc; Texas. l6a1sc; RoAsTERs, mils.
fair to good isa i6ize. eornfed. tancy. arg.
isl.c; 4 10. lsc: FRYERs i4c; FOWLS ",Ls.
dg s Piskss ,s sgls' .c AIDED fancy large
n. 1870. 4 ID, l4i- l3c FIX shS,; go
FOWLS 10 and up. l5H17c' BKolbhHs'
small. i5di7c.
POTATOES AND vEGETABI o,s,'y
,,aaper sweet potatoes lower. onions pes,.
peans and peas more plenty ana wv" r,-,,nb-rs
ID car-ots dragging. corn weak. = "a
a,IS 5c,ies lower Elephants dragging Sn.r
49, 49, steady Lettuce nsgiectsd, shN s.,.
p~ro-s slightly frrner PQTALo.ns' ,ryrv1r
l-spy mi sgGs3 so seconds. 81 2ansZ' .nE
Dot TOES southern. SASS: south CCs.roNa
haske, sc 30; VANS southern s"nsff, ha.kst
Long Island az 50@s3: Jersey, wn n,,t ,siIow.
e. Tsass Is. yellow 81 ". PennsylNa.n1e l,sr 70:
Tsssachusetts. rag. 81 ~: soutner 70 HTASs.
~ baslsst or bag Slas1 I5' nearoy, s.ssi ~
s t,tiia a. 5ods2. BETS. bnl VI [ous, "a
na s..nes sI 26Gsi 50; CARROIs p2is, si;nn
IUu zoo launches s1GSi %. CABBA5Es' 10
n IT, Cr-r%RY bunch iel43c; COr>ssol1,. o..
ss2k, TX SI-Ct- MIXERS. state. basket y"s,e
torg Island Dbl T5caS1 y Jerseg;, -c gu
80 basket 25dJoc: box, log8oc "a pa
pTc.pTFs bbl s5cdsl: CH!1O KS "ii i.-ssv
c1RoLE Dbl, 25a5oc G.5S:PkSe crfo,t crate.
SSS Log 44coiRsERSpisH 100 n s.ss liA IS
PM island bag. s2gs2 ~; 81 stE1I.ac' 0xPa'
- sy,oc, BASKET. 10000: Dbl 2sn2E a..
IDa III b.si@st sOd50c. 100. iodl5cs PEAn, - ia
slnal1 Oas Ell 5oSS2. small. SiaSi - gag
20 20 'prpprFs Jersey. Dbl. kinsl ~: 1oa
90 IS nov 35a5Cc. ROMANO. baskst "a
20 Iii 9575Oc: SQUASH. marrow - nor >-rps
- siiove s0l7T5c white bnIoc., !. ~ Va
81. mi 1890: white. 5ocasl s - N.
usTOTs Upper Jersey. Acme oox' 81 5,ca
1,nsr' 75easi y: South jersey Acme wv
81 Is: ordinary. 50d7oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

'~eSI Record and Torecasi.-Washinsto
u, Lower baromctric pressure over '"o
,"ippi Valley and the plains states cauSsu
4. -'Nus'!on Of showers in those regions an"
:, re Atlantic states from FLORIDA 20 Penn
=, Ala and 10 TIE ohio valley and me l'"e'
., 7si'n. There were heavy local rains D."
A., D4N9ias Minnesota kansas. Iowa -Ah
H. 'ld a. scattered points 10 tho ONO "a
A.. "e the south Atlantic states. fe'np''
-. have not changed materially IN any
~. The country during the last t"eh'y
4. 'ogrs. ana readings are generally near OF
"" aormal
g., indications are that The weather VIII Os
az with Local rains during FRIDAY 81
VA in practically ali districts from inc
~ ''ppi Valley oast except that the "eA'Ie'
", 'air Saturday IN the upper Mississipp'
~ "'s, Of the Mississippi the wea'ns'
'' generally calr Friday and saturday sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

spot quiet. with prices 10 points nlehet az
. SOC FOR miffling upland.
Liverpool cables. spot. good demand SAFES
10 900 bales speculation and export, Loo. Amer
foam qO00 Mi1ding upland. 661d Futures
rraref steady ar 10 4 points advance. closed
steady o. 20 ca points higher. August, 6.33 "a;
august Serrenber. 16izd. September October,
Sq4i,d. october November. $50. November
peCenbsr : sad. December-January. , SGD .
Januarv-February. jS4izd. February Mar D
2 SGi1d. March April. 3 So I'D. Apr-May, 59"d.
Mav-Jlne. SCI ID.
COFFFF-Inactive sales. %. 500 bags. After
an Irregular opening with small price changes
tho market developed better feeling, ana AZ
the close was Hrm AZ point decline 70 10 points
ADVANCE Havra declined Z franc early. hut re-
gained the loss. and Hamburg closed i pfennis
lower 90 ,. pfenng higher Brazilian marKe,s,
sccor6in- ., tho special exchange cable. showed
an advance ~ 50 refs at Santos. and private
cables said that the market was firm spot
qliet and unchanged on the basis OF l31Ac for
RIO 80 I Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug 3.--CATTLE-Recei pts. 1000;
e. az Sa 10 U.,ar ter. Gg S45 I6 stoc.
ers and feeders S3us535. cows and heifers.
g 10. s. s.. calves. s. 50G s. - HOGS-Re-
ceipts II 400. market more active and steady
70 shade higher than opening. light. 81 - a
81 81 mixed. SO - 81 90, heavy 81 90
heavy. So - a 81 -. pigs. 81 so SIS 20. bulk of
sales 50 so6 Il so SHEEP-Receipts 1000.
market strong. native. 81 25aS western
81 50g -. yearIngs 81 - 81 SO: lambs. ma
tive. So 10 So -: Western. s. 25q SO -.
Cincinnati AUG @--'ATTLE--Receipt
i102 very slow and barely steady 20 a shade
lower. steers. 81 j0dsG p. heifers. s. j08
strong at s3as7 % HoGs-Receipts. 2.532:
stays 81 1 s. -. common sows. $50 So g.. pigs
and lights. s. JOGS7 -. SHEEP-Receipts.
$3.50: steady a. 81 SOC 81 90. lambs steady TO
Kansas city Aug. 3--CATTLE-Receipts
500 including ZOO southerns, steady - Joe
higher dressed beef and export steers. SO %
81 % fair 20 good. s. So0 SO 70 Western. 81 60
q Sc so. stockers aud feeders. 81 Boz - so
southerns. 81 10q 80 10: Southern cows. 81 - n
81 -: native. e. 50GSf7 -. heifcrs S34S7 20.
bulls. $50 s. -. calves s+as7 HoGs-Re-
ceipts. ! 200. l0n ljc higher, bulk OF sales
butchers S7as7 S2i,. light. SO 00aS7 -
sHEEP-ReceiDts. $500. sheep 15a pc lower:
81 20. wethers. Is fO4s 81 ewes. s3GS4i0:
stockers and feeders. s. 5J0s3 ~.
East Buffalo. Aux. 3-TATTLE-Rcceipts,
800: slow and steady. vEALs-Recelpts -;
active and steady ar 81 % n s. %. few IS -
HOGS-Receipts $500. slow. heavy steady;
light $40 lower. heavy and mixed. 81 - n
e. S.. Yoryers and pigs. s. s50 81 90 rouRhs
81 20 n 50 90. stays. - ~ So dairies. s. 21Nf
81 50. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts ! 600
steadv. sheep slow lambs active and UNI
changed.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
louisville Aug 3.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
The receipts today were 1,G3l head. for the
week thus far. - los head. There was good.
active demand for choice lambs. and the mar
ket ruled hrm Bulk u tho best top lambs
selling m So 20. some fancy ewes and wethor
lambs higher. light Western Kentucky and
Tennessee selling down 90 SGHS6 -. scconds. 81
0S4 80. cuIIs So down. flt sheep. 81 down.
common. thin sheep dull and drsggy. There Is
a good demand FOR choice Western stock ewes.
native ewes slow.
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
1t Louis aug 3.-CATTI r. Receipts 4. sos
good grades scarce and stronger common
stcndy. steers. - 2Od<6 80. heferT. - 15HSb 30
COWS 81 s0d<5 70. southern steers. s. -Jnss lo.
HOGS Recerts sg43. active and Sc higher.
choice light 20 heavy. s. 3JHS1 ~. bulk ~ the
eaifs. s. lJQV7 - best lights S7dE1 -. com
mon light SCGS7 pigs. 81 73ufn - roughs.
s. 7lgS1 81. SHEEP AND LANES Receipts.
ass fairly active and steady. fair m ca ice
lambs 81 4OHxs N. ordinary E5ffSb - Gull
anhs S2GS3 a.. snocp. s. 90qS3 80 gtoCkers.
81 -nIe9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
fled Yesterday in the United States Court:
Jackson Construction Company, builders
ana real estate operators, OF No. % Pari
Row. Involuntary. II was alleged that ne
company was insOlvent and transferred
money and property 70 creditors 10 prefer
them Nominal assets now about $1,000
Robert Lewis ieweller a. No 34ll Broad
way. involuntary Liabilities. lto0. assets
S-0D
The Rothstein Manufacturing Company
manufacturer Of brass and iron automo-
bile supplies a. No. 1855 Park avenue. in
voluntary. II was alleged that the com
nanv was insolvent. removed and concealed
assets Of more than S1.e0o, and on July 2
permitted creditor 20 obtain Judgment
against IT, Assets estimated 40 5000
Bernard Levav. travelling salesman, OF
No % St Nicholas avenue. voluntary
Iiabilitios Sl0.4t0. and no assets.