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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

je ~vpraSala matt in Sklonila gla-
vo.
- kedaj2 Idaj?
- Prvega prvega maJa. .
- Aha! - je vzkliknil Pavel
zamolklO. - MAJ prapor bonn no.
sill Z MIN poidem ma Gelu
sprevoda. Zato me naibrz vtakne-
io Spct ' jeGo.
Oti so materi zagorele in y Ustih
je zacutila nepriietno suhost. Pa
vel je wei memo roko in jo po-
gladil.
- Tako moran, znai! V tenn je
moia Srecal
- Me ne pravim. - je dejala
matt in pocasi vzravnala glavo.
In ko so Sc niene oci srecale I ME
GOWN trdnim. bleSGeGim pogle-
dom. ie znova upognila vrat.
Tzpu>til ie memo roko. vzdihnil
in dejal ocitajoce:
Kai zaluieS. raduj Sc .
Kie 50 motere ki radoSt 10 noSi.
ljajo svoie sinove V smrt.
Ali kaj pravim? - je pono-
villa matt. - Ne oviram te \
ce mi Je zal zate je to paG
materlnsKo!
faVei Je odStopiI IN matt Je Sh-
NaIa oS're' 'rue "rSede;
M o>''" ''oNeN"
'rPe'"!' N',"" W" ~.
""'' N"' ~ ~ ""'' '' j.
y; ,n p,,,p.
Jruoare n. more: zoradi to-
voriSev
Ne, ie dciaI Pavel. - Ia.
radi >cbc Lahko hi tudi ne
Sc - boiem in poiJem,
Med vratmi il .,aI \ndrci ka-
kor V okviriu.
Prenchaita H. : tenn klepc-
taniem. goSpnd, Ie deial i'm
mrko zapicil svoic izbuliene oGi
Pavlm V obraz. Podobcn ie bill
martinGku y SkaIni razpoki.
Materi ie >lo ma iok. Da sin ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

- FL. lsaj, ISaj kaj ma
pravimo l. mimi
- Svetovati mu je treba. da
prcneha ; TEN - je cemerno de
jail Pavel.
- PaSa, kaj pa n|ameravaS? -
jc vpraSala matt in Sklonila gla-
Vo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
kako je hladno! Pa


Brcz potrebe je prekladala V
kuhinji posodo z mesta namesto;
da prevpije zamolkia glasova V
izbi. je Sc glasneje nadalievala:
Use sc je izpremenilo
ljudje so boil goreGi kakor mex
daj, vreme je hladnejSe Mex
daj je bio oh tenn casu topic. ia
Sno. Solncno
V izbi je zavladal "a nekaj Ca
Sa moIk. Obstala je sredi izbe in
Gakala.
- Ali 81 ii sliSal? - sc je ogla-
Silo tho vpraSanje Malorusa. To
moraS raZumeti IA vraga. Ia
ie bogateiSa oil tebc
- Ali hotete GAIA! - ie : tire
petajotim gIasom vpraSala matt.
I'm ne ola hi cakala odgovora. ie
vzkliknila:
kakO me mraZi,
Pavel je poGasi stopil k nie.i. IL
pod celia 10 je pogledal in Skesan
Smeh mn jc zaigral ma uStnih.
- OdpuSti mi. matt, - .ie po-
tihoma deial. - Mad sem Sc .
bedak
- Ne dotikai Sc me. - je Ia
loStno vzkliknila in pritisnila ME
govo glavo ma svoje prSi.
- Ne gOvori Bog : teboj
Tvoje z~ivljenjc - tvoje telo! Am
pax srca Sc ne dotikaj Kje je ma
ii brez sOGutja? Nemozno je ...
IA vse mi je zal All, vsi ste
mi prirasli k rcu Kdo a
obzaluje razen meme ri gre;
- IA tcboj drugi vsc so IA
virgil in odSli. PaSa!
V nienem Srcu je o~livela velika.
goreta miSel in napolnjevala ME
no Srcc L mavduSenim cuvStvom
bridkc radoSti. a mati nj naSla be
Sed, Y Svoii gluhi muki je premi-
kala roko in gledala Sinu Y lice 4
| ocmi, iarecimi od oStre Iarke ho-
Ii
- Dobro. mama, Odpusti
Sedai uvidevam, ie tho zamr-
mral. Sklonil .ie glavo. nasmeial
Sc il in dostavil:
Tega ne pozabim 5astna
beSeda.
Potisnila ga je vstran. pogleda-
la Y izbo in %l.iubeznivo proSila
Andreia:
AndrjuSa, Nikar ne kricite
mad MIN StarejSi ste . r.
: hrbtom je bill proti niei obr-
MEN in Gudno, SmeSno riavel:
u PoSteno "a zbiiem,..
Sc pretepem ga!
Potasi je stopila k niemu in IL
tegnivSi roko deiala:
- Moi ljubi 49,.
MaloruS Sc je obrnil. Sklonil
glavo kakor blk in L rokami ma
hrbtu odSel mimo ME Y kuhinio.
Odondot je porogljiyo zadonel
njegoy mrkel glaS:
- Bezi. Pavel. la 81 ne odtrgam
glave' Ne mi>lite mamica. da 81
Salim. Idaj poStavljam samovar.
Ma Oglja nimamo Da hi
vrag 49,.
In potem lie obmolknil Ko
je matt priila y kuhinjo. .ie scdcl
ma tleh in pihal Y samovar. Ne
da hi jc pogIedal. jc zacel znoya:
- Ne bojtc Sc. ne priiaknem sc
ga, Dober sen in mehak ka-
kor parJena repa: In pa lIrj
junak. nj ii treba posluSati - rad
"a imam! Ampak njcgove move
vcStiJc ne maram GILLETTE. mo-
, vo vcStijo jc oblekcl, Xxi mu .ie od
Silc vSec; zdaj hodi ma okrog l.
izboGenim trebuhom in Sc oh VISA
kega zadeva - a poglcjtc moio
vestijo! Lepa je Y resnici. ali tc-
mu hi Sc zadeval? Sal ie ze brez
tega zelo teSno ma svetu.
Pavcl je smeie vpraSal:
- Ali hos Sc dolgo renGal? la
doSti 81 me obdclal. me-
(Dalje prih.)
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Listnica %urednistva.

l.. b., Goldfield, Colo. -
NpraSanje glede zastave Il. DR..
pod socialisticno Waldo je tako
malenkostno. da Sc do danes Sc
nihce nj brigal cato. Kadar bodo
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Boil. Pod. DruStVo
AVStr. S%IOVenSkO
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
16. j~anuvarja 1892.
Ustanovljeno

LAWN URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOLT CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagainik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, Hans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Hans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTN ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR Box 800, W. Mineral. KanS.
JULIJ BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

IA CLEVELAND IN OKOLICO
je zastopnik Proletarca A. Gradi-
sher, 1853 E. 81. Str. PoobAscen
je pobirati narocnino, kolektati
oglase in urediti sploh vse posle
ticoce sc Proletarca.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
or Stockholders OF Castle Valley Coal
Company.

To The stockholders OF Castle Valley
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Castle
Valley Coal Company. a corporation or
Eanized and existing under and by virtue
/ OF the laws of Wyoming, Is hereby called
| 10 be held at the Office OF the company
I In the court house block In the town OF
Evanston. county Of Uinta and state OF
Wyoming, at IL o'clock noon on Monday.
October 1ith, 1912. for the following pur-
/. To consider and act upon the action
OF the board OF directors % said com
pany IN adopting a resolution authorizing
"a, The Issuance sod negotiation BY
this company OF series OF goid bonds
aggreeatfng one million (sleoo. .ooo. .oo)
dollars. to be dated Octobar 1st, 1912, due
fifteen years after date. drawing interest
at six per cent per annun. interest pay
able serai ai-annuaily on the nrst days OF
SSsGse SS5Gs 70 fna Ss suSsee, na 70 cali BY n. eo
pany at any time after three years from
| date on any interest payment date. and
company al the option OF the owner az
any time on or before October LIST. 1915.
at the rate OF one share of said capital
stock for each two dollars Of the face
(b) The execution and delivery by this
company 10 trustee OF a mortgage
upoD and deed OF Trust OF all OF tho prop
erty both real and personal now owned.
or which shall az any time during the
| life OF said mortgage and deed OF trust
be owned. by this company TO secure
the payment o. all sums evidenced by
or 20 become due under said bonds or
any thereof excepting and ressrvinE only
from said mortgage and deed OF trust
shares Of the capital stock owned by this
company In other corporations
2 To consider and act upon the form
and terms OF the bonds so 10 be Issued
and the mortgage and deed OF :rust so
10 be executed all OF which is fully set
forth In said resolution Of the board Of
directors. and fuu and complete copy
OF which resolution will be presented 20
the stockholders OF this company at said
special meeting for ratification or such
other action as may be deemed proper
by said stockholders
g. To authorize the execution and de-
livery OF said mortgage and deed OF trust
and the issuance OF said bonds by tho
proper officers Of this company, 4. said
action Of the board of directors shall ba
ratified and approved.
4 To take any and all other steps
relative To or concerning the Issuance.
negotiation or sale or said or any of said
bonds And the execution and delivery of
sald mortgage and deed OF trust As may
be deemed advisable by the stockholders
al said special meeting hereby called
JAMES II. MAYS,
President Castle Valley Coal Co
Secretary Castle Valley Coal Co
Dated Salt Lake City. september -.
1912. E9so5
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ASSESSM EMIT NO &,

The, Tar Baby Mining company. prinei.
pal place Of business. Salt Lake Citv
'onwood canyon. Notice Is hereby rsver
That at a meeting Of the board Of dire
tors of the Tar Baby Mining Company.
held on the IND day OF June. 1872. aSsess-
ment No. OF one-tourth (D cents ia,
share was levied upon the capItal stork
Of the corporation. issued ana outstnnd-
ing, payable Immediately 20 w. w. Trim
Ter. Continental National bank Ens; Sec
ond South. Salt Lake City. Utah, or r r.
HintEe, Murray r. F, q. No. g.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the End day OF
November. 1912. VIII be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment IL made before. will be
sold on the Ind day OF December, 1912.
a, 3e2 Atlas block, at o'clock .. m, at
tho ccmpanys office. TO pay the delin-
Quent assessment thereon. together with
the costs Of advertising and expense OF
Eale -.--.-.- r. Fs-H1NTZE.. SecrctaTy,
FHsi nibISauen October Il iel9.- hest
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WHEAT COMES DOWN
IN CHICAGO MARKET
Crop This Season Estimated
to Be 100000 900 Bushels
Larger Than a Year Ago.

CHICAGO, Oct 10.-Wheat came down
In price today as q result OF the govern
ment report estimating the crop this sea :
son TO be nearly 100000. 900 bushels larger
than last year. The ma rket closed steady
but &c TO lsc under the night before
IL was eviden, from the start that
wheat would have To suffer a material
setback. Support. accordingly. became
limited and more and more deliberate
Longs OF the eleventh hour sort were
forced 20 sacrifice their holdings. as was
news appeared to have lost the power 10
stimulate buying.
The close was at nearly the lowest fig
ures OF the day. December ranged from
92c TO 922c, with last sales at 92ic. a fall
OF 1M1lc net.
At the end corn showed a net loss OF
iGec 10 lc.
Oats closed at a decline of &c to Sc
Provisions finished unchanged to a de-
cline OF 4otc.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations vero as follows: Flour-stesdy
Ryo-No. 2. Csc. Rarley-Feed mixing. $7353c:
tair 20 choice mailing, soG72c. sccd-Timothy.
s3ood4. 90. clover. Sl3.o0lsiS.so. Mess Pork
ribs toosc)-Slo.5ogll.5
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total cclsrsnces OF wheat and nour we're equal
10 2&o 0O0 bushels. Primary receipts we're 9ec -
oo0 bushels, Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, l3l cara. corn. lsS cars: oats. ia oatS;
hogs, 1900 head.
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fI1ING IS Chief
FEATURE OF MARKET
,,s;de of Coal Road, Securi-
specialties Were the
Most Sought.
HANGERS ARE STRONG
|.uinkable Crop Report Has
/ Great Influence on Stock
Values.
tplNGERS ARE STRONG

WORK. Oct. 1o.-Aside from
|Skh rb,ch oyershsdowed all other
reason OF it's activity and
- onera tlons In today's market
114In,.iy restricted 10 specialties such
w n,San can common and preferred,
nsT record for the former, and
.sseu Enameling, the fertii'zers and
%rs eaIned over two points by
Iea~e othsr representative securities
~ witSin narrow limits. except
~ stateB Steel. which rose over a
|[rs and similar stocks failed to
~ more than passive response TO yes,
|ssTa remarkable crop report until
n h the session, when the entire
", made some recovery, despite ad-
~ ~ fnm the northwest announcing an
|.,,hundance OF rain.
|,''rs,ary conditions continued to re-
n ia stuation. tending toward great
snSsss in spite Of the diminished de-
IA considerable call money was
~ nj 81 per cent, with a high rate
~ feature OF the Bank OF England
|''.nsnt WAS a loss Of Sb,000.0Q0 gold.
- shs Bank OF France lost $4,000, 900
IN metal and decreased its discounts
-. bond market was well sustained,
IA unusual activity In various low
"a Issues Total sales. par value,
.u f!,b50.0oo. ,
f,ItI states bonds were unchanged
Closing Stock List.
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and make peace with italy and end hos.
tliities In the Balkans, the $50. 600. .00t
can easily be spared
Inc steel orders were another grea,
surprise. for very few persons expected
the increase TO be more than 100. 900 tons
When the tickers announced that the In
crease was 3ss.132 tons, II was gener-
ally supposed that a mistake had been
made and the market halted temporarily
waiting for a correction. However. when
the fgures were repeated and shown &c
be correct there was an Immediate ad
vance. Steel moved up a point and
American Can rose two points TO the
highest price on record. Reading went
10 177a, which is record for this move
ment. while Inspiration and National
AZ dt,.n
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NEW YORK. Oct 1o.-Copper. dull:
standard spot, 1928; October. i3272i7 20
November, s1I25G1730: December i7,25
gla9S; eelectroiytic' Is29E;s7; lake.
l1s2q lLSl; casting, i12501I57
Tin-Dull: spot, s3.a7150,12: October,
49.foQ 10. November, io8034as5
Lead-ouiet SO bid; spelter. quiet.
.I50NL7o.
.Antimony-Quiet: cooksons. 1o.oo8
lo.12s.
Iron. strong: No. / northern, 17.6oGp
1900: No. northern. l725al7.75: No. I
southern and No. ] southern soft, 1900
91S.50. A''''
Copper at New York. twenty three tons
Exports so far this month, 1919 tons.
London copper. steady; spot, EFT SIS;
futures. ELS IS Cd.
London tin. quiet; spot. G 1928 5s: fu-
lures, G227 5s.
London lead. f3f rs Sd.
London spelter, e37 12s Sd.
lron-ClevelaDd warrants. 66s in
London.
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Orders for Steel.

Not since Juno 30. 1907, has the Steel
corporation reported such a large volume
OF unified orders as are now on its books.
Orders were as large as at present, only
from December 81, 1905. TO June 30, 1907.
inclusive Orders at present are really
the greatest on record. because during
the other period, when the total OF un-
filed business was above 5000, 900 tons
tho orders among subsidiaries were in
cluded, where the present orders are
those with the public only. II Is safe 10
say that the present volume Of untitled
orders Is 10 per cent greater than was
ever before on the books OF the corpo-
ration.
Money went to 81 per cent for renewal.
but as tho great export movement OF
American crops will furnish all the money
needed from now on, the rate is not a
matter OF any Importance. In fact, II
money rates should rise. stocks Will ad
vance even faster. A money panic is
impossible and nothing more than fairly
stiff rates need be expected between now
and the first Of the year
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Omaha.

OMAHA, Oct. l0,--Cattle-Recelpt
1900; market steady. Native steers. $500
q 1000, cows and heifers. sS,5Od 1855
western steers, S5.00dS $50: Texas steers
s4.50T6.5O; range COWS and heifers. SIS. a
$40: Gamers. sS.000i25: stockers and
feeders. st0o6s.0O; calves. s5,o019 90;
bulls. stays. etc. S+.25T5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. market steady 70
SC lower Heavy. $3.50 $50: mixed, SIS. "a
aSS0: light. ss,S0fS.90; pigs. 81. .0OGs.Oo
bulk OF sales. Ss.70niSs0
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000, market steady.
Yearllngs. sA.4o15.i0; wethers, s3.50m
400; ewes, s3.0093.65; lambs. 5000 $50.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ARR,
STRONG ACROSS ATLANTIC
wal III the Balkans Not Likely to Disturb Finan-
clers in Europe or Anywhere Else
in the World
BY Thomas c. Shotwell.
by International News Service.

SS International News Service.
FEW YORK, Oct 1o.-Announcensn
nj that the Turkish government had
neen unable to obtain q war loan
OF s5o.ooo.0oo from J. P. Morgan
~, a. Co., and that untitled orders on
Lhe books OF the Steel corporation had
incseased IN pea ed during the month Of September
20 oee,ias tons. caused the stock markets
OF the whole world TO show a stroncer r
tone today. In Wall street many net
gains were recorded and several new
high records were established In Lon,
oon American stocks we're strong, al
though Balkans wore inclined TO slump
again Servian bonds dropped points
ana British consols were heavy. but rails
were hrmer and Americans stood high
az the end Of the day. Even Berlin,
Paris and Vienna were hrmer at the
close OF the day. In view of the fact
that Turkey. seems unable to finance a
war either In Europe OF America, the
Balkan situation may now be considered
out OF the way go far as the present swing
In the stock market Is concerned II
Will bob up again. just as tho Morocco
affairs did, but will make no serious
trouble now OF in the immediate fu-
ture.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Salt Lake Realty owners compar

Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing Of the board OF directors Of Salt
Lake Realty Owners company. held on
the End day OF October. 1872 an assess
ment OF I'VE (5) cents per share WAS
levied upon the outstanding capital stock
OF the corporation. payable Immediately
TO ]. Frank Judge. secretary, No. sos
South Main street. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
remain unpaid on Wednesday. November
6th. 1912. w!ll be delinquent and adver
tlssd for sale at public auction. and I'M
less payment Is made before. will b.
sold a, my Office on Monday. December
10th. 1912. al the hour OF O'Clock p m,
10 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
expense OF sale.
J. FRANK JUDGE, Secretary.
First publication October 3rd. 1912
h2S3
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. io.--Cattle-Receipts.
$500; market steady. Beeves, $1,000 10. 90
western steers. 81 +2o3s 100; western steers.
s5.so8s.oO: stockers and feeders. st.fO8
$50; CONS and heifers, s2.70gs.10; calves,
SS.00@l0.5o
Hogs-Reccip,s. $4,000; market slow.
steady TO shade lower Light. sS.6039. % ;
mixed. SS.6569.3o; heavy. ss.5od3-30:
rough, ss.5OGs.70: pigs. si75@T75: bulk
OF sa Ies, SSa069.15
Sheep-Recelpts, $4,000: market steady:
lambs. weak. Native, S3.25d4.30:
western. s3.f0Gh35. yearlinss. si25h5.35:
lambs, native. si.50ds.s0; western. si,75a
SIS
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= condition Of Treasury

q Nh Oct lo--ht the beginning or
u, VA wig condition OF the United 9tntes
.'es "a ,Ssnse ia treasury Offices. sol kae. Tn
I'D Of ,tnilppine treasury. 30.sT?.9IS
10 y,.,s,s general fund wos fiip. 5Ss t6s.
~ ~ we're sLf5s.ss7
ssisI, ,ai. nIcal year. t5.iias st5, as
u oi 'zn ?2i.ei NJ this time last
9'i.ileo, 'siuas ransms causI and ruhlie
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new York Money.

"a, tiStsh. Oct. 10 Money on cal.
<7s bNvt per cent; ruling rate, ol.
re Ios,,' Suered at 3. per cent.
tnd nir nrin; sixty days. 81 per
"a 81 ninety DAYS. 81 10 81. six
'ean'ile paper. 81 10 pc,
-cssi change steady. with actual
III ana Sa,hers bills at iso for sixty
h blls $3.50 for demand. Com
mvsr, sac
~ M a9llers. 4oc. Government and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
The Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Oct lo.-Conce closed steady az
net decline Of two points Sales, II, 500. octobe.
r. l6c; November, It17c: December. lt Isc: JAnu.
ary and February N.i.o: March i4.3lo: April.
Ii $780, MAY. Juno and July, 1855; August. 1876
September, II. 7sc
spot steady: Rio No. = lie: santoa. l79ct
mild quiet; Cordova. ~. .0uc,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. I0.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000, including 500 southerns.
Steady. Native steers. ss.5001o.5 so;
southern steers, s4.25@6.0O. southern
cows and heiters, s3.40@5.25; native cows
and heifcrs. Sc. .i0@7.50; stockers and feed :
ers, S4.i0@7.50; bulls. s400d5.50; calves,
s5.o0Ma.5O. western steers. So o0me. 20:
western COWS. sS.5Oa625
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: steady. Bulk OF
sales. ssfOd $50; heavy, ss.s59s.s0: pack
ers and butchers. SS.fo@s.s5: light. So 80
4SSo: pigs. s6.00@7.00.
Sheep-Receipts. 10. 900: market steady
Muttons. s3,Oo9 800; lambs, s5,25a675;
range wcthers and yearllngs. s5.50mf.50;
range cows, s2.o0d3.I5
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO Oct. o.-Butter-Steadv
rreamcrIeb, pa a 29c; dsir!es. a2jcG27c.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. i253 cases Al
mark, cases included, ia zoe; ordinary
nrots, 2lc: trsts, 2lc.
Cheexe-Stesdy. paisiee. lITiTfc;
twins. IsaGrl7c; young Americas. I7i1
iTIc; long horns. lTal7ic.
Potatoes-Firm: receipts, 20 cars: Mich
iran. i2G45c; Minnesota and WISCONSIN
t077 45c.
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Known to but Few.

The fact that Turkey had applied to
Morgan a Co. for s5o,00o 600 was
known to but few persons On Wednes-
day night. The announcement made In
the dispatches OF the International News
Service therefore came TO the street as
a genuine surprise, and II explains many
peculiar features OF the market Of the
previous day, Turkey needs money for
peace as we'll as for war, but while Amer
lean bankers have offered to supply any
amount needed for peace there is not a
dollar On this side OF the Atlantic for
warfare. Should Turkey meet the con-
ditions laid down by Morgan & Co.
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london Wool Sales

LONDON. oct 10 The fourth series ~ the
London wool sales closed ,oday with offerings OF
77G7 bales- The small assortment IN snma,-
ed demand and priceS we're the tTmcst ~ m,
series a. some buyers vcro caught short Of sup
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Flax. Oats and RYe.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct io-No. yellow eou
e7i.e In ssisc
No. Q ~hjte oats 5oi.c 70 sIe.
No , rye. einc 10 sti.c,
FIaI X.e7L6fs9N.
i6Us5c,
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st. I,ouis Wool,

ST LOUIS oct. ia o-wool-siosdy: medium
Grade. corsiuE and elot5iuE .5rTes';c. light
one. i7d!ie heavy Cue Is9Tsc: tub washed.
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Evaporated Fruits.

srw YORK oct io--Evsporpte4 II apples.
o,,., rtunsS. STEADY Apricoia t-EA PsAches.
a.n Rsicips, usit.'
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Nev York Provisions.

NEW YORK Oct Io-wheat-spoi easy. No
red tiM; elevator cpd 81 otls nominal o. D.
sfcat: Nc ! northern Duluth 81 % b.
,fost Futures closed &c net lower. prrsmhsr,
81 COZ: May f1.otE
Hops-Stsady.
Pstrolsun--Steidy.
Hides-Firm.
wooI-Que,
Raw ,ussY-s,esdy; nusenrleo. 81 ,.st q 81
centrifugal. ,as test. NIi; mci,ssst 81 test.
s. 80. reonsd quiet
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DROP IN SUGAR FEATURE
IN THE LOCAL MARKETS
Decrease Is 10 Cents Hundred; Apples and
Peaches Higher; Eggs Also Are Advancing.

A DROP OF 10 cents a hundredweight
~ in the price of the different
"a grades OF sugar was the feature
OF the local market yesterday.
Dealers say that they cannot ac-
count for the lower price which is regu-
lated by the New York prices.
Apples and peaches were both higher
In price than they were a week ago and
fresh eggs have been advanced from 80
case TO si0O5GSl0.50 a case, The re-
tail price OF eggs remains 40 cents a
dozen.
Florida grape fruit. which was selling
for 90 cents each, was new on the local
market yesterday.
Local quotations
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CATALOGUE PRINTING

Done by the Century is distinctive,
55.57 Postofiice place. (Advcr,isemeut)
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tae Cotton Market.

Y pasi, uo, io-cotton clored ycgy ,'-sdy
n 1850, Dot 10 Cotton solddlipr
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

Dated October An. 1912. hiI7
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New York Bonds,

)" Tor The day. siI.eoo fhare,,