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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE,
L., I.-

PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department of the Interior,
L. 5. Lane Office at Miles City, Mont.
Oct. Is. 1913.
notice is hereby given that. as directed
by tn" commissioners OF the General Land
Once, undo provisions of Act of Congress
approved June - 1906 ga Stats, shy pursu-
ant totht application of ouis Granum. Ser
ial No. ol5S?9. we will offer ut public sale, to
the highest bidder. but at not less than 81. 80
per mere, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. on the day of
Dec 1913, at his office, the following tract
OF lnnd: w Sec. % 1 N, II. 59E. NJ.
+. NJ. To be sold subject to the Act of June
~, 1910 t:f Stat. 5S3).
Amy persons aimin adversely the above
described land are advised to file their claim
or.objectiOns, on or before the time desi9
mated for sale.
A, kircher, Regiter.
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Having secured the nomination
tor County Supt. of Schools on
the Progressive Republican tick
ct, l solicit your vote and in
huence.
If elected will get out in the
country giving my time and en-
ergy putting the schools of our
new county on a firm foundation.
Yours for good schools,
CLARENCE E. YOKLEY.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21

Grace V. Eells, democratic
candidate for the Office of coun-
ty superintendent of schools re-
specially solicits your support
at the coming special election.
Miss Eells is a graduate of the
University Of South Dakota and
also Of the teachers course at
that institution. A vote for Miss
Eells is a vote for better schools.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Inter;
Z. !. Land Office ut Miles Cit-. Montn,

Department. Of the Interior.
Us. Land ONCE ut Miles Cit.-. Montana
Oct. u. YES
Notice is hereby given that Wilb,Yt /.
P~nnRhurn, OF %Ekalaka, Montana. wh" ~!
July 1910 II Jan. %. 1879 mad" H. +. ST..
NJ NWh, SEA NW14, SWN SEL.
sec. -, I'll :, II. So f.. NJ. y. NJ. has filed ace?
lr" OF intention tOmakt three year proc
to claimtO the land above drscrii,-
oH before +. NJ. DwOrshuK. L. :. Comr,is-
;,on"r Ut EKalHka, Mont, on the 18th day of
December. 1913.
claimant ralnes ns witnesses.
MIX" Moolick, Fred Galley, Amos f.. An.
trim, James Hubbard, all OF Eka!nka. Mont.
A. kirchur, RtuiStvr.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATIONS

department OF the Interior, I. $. Land
Office at Miles city. Montana.
oct. Y. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Free! \. Rnrd-
Well. of Violet, Montana. who on April t.
1910 made homestead entry No. O12ii. for
VIZ. Sec. ~, r.. ~, X. 60 r., NJ. =. NJ. has
filed notice OF int ntion to make three year
proof. to establish clnim to Che land aiov,
described before W. II. Barber. L. Sc mmi-
lone Mt Bnkrr, Montana Ontht 18th day q.
l3err,nl"r. I9l3.
l%nin:l: i:,ine> rs W~it"">scs:
WIN. NJ. Frrr"ii. Hiram Twiforu. Eiiimh A.
Mu!k"y, T.. T.. l.u,iltun ali OF Violet, Mont.
\. EII;cIIER, Register.
1921
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Local News
Of Interest

This is to certify that John
Oliver has not hired space in this
paper nor contributed any article
regarding county seat of Fallon
county nor has he written any
article to this paper regarding
county seat location. Mr.. Oliver
has not paid or promised to pay
this paper any sum OF money for
services rendered or space it this
paper. Let it be further under
stood that Mr.. Oliver has not
contributed an article of any kind
or description. The Baker Sem
tinel is wholly without grounds
10 make such remarks as were
printed in it's recent issue regard
ing Mr. Divers connections with
this paper.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21

Department OF the Interior, L. $. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Oct. .. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given thnt Juston Curcy,
OF willard: Mont. who. on July J, 1913. made
Additional II. r.. No. Ol9l74 forE h SEN. Sec.
=, IT, Mr.. 50 r.. M. PM. has filed notice OF
Intention to make three year proof to the
land above described hefor" W X. R~nrinr. T..
;. Commissioners at Baker, Mont on the 10
day OF NCc"luiHr, 1918.
'ailnAnt rHn.r% IS witnesses
Arthu" Mr'lain. Warren White. Ward
Wills, r. .nk Smith, nll OF Willard Mont.
\. klkcIIl:Ii, Register.
ma
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NETIFi: FOR PUBLICATION
i'r,'Hr'men' cf the Interior. |. :. Land
oT;cc at Miles City. Moninn,

I'''HrFlntn II OF tEp I%ntrrIor. I. :. lNNN
oH'"c at Miles City. Montana
Oct. =. i:l:.
Notice Is hereby given that nellie l.. D-i-
:slt made II. Nm No. OA2S.. for SWn!
NWh. Sec. g, SEA NEA. ~. S~N Sec. ~.
w f Eh NWH. sec 3. RS n, II. 60 II.
N.P. NJ. has iilel noiicr Of intention to
max. three W. r nrocfto establish claim to
IN" land nsnv" described. before Icon a..
NJ yes. IS. commissioner. at Isiiay. Aicnt.
on the lhlh day of December, 1917.
iH'iillt ia!l"s ~ "it:rs,.:-
I'm hcI f. Schneider, Il Fka'nka. Mont.
,nHid -. Anderson AMI Fr"nk NJ. Shaw Of
,sn'hy, Mont. Sibley +, Lnl3r"r, .! Tee Zee,
Mont.
\. KIRCIII:I:, Register.
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F. G. Bum, Progressive Re-
publican nominee for clerk and
recorder of Fallon County, re-
specially solicits the support of
all who desire an honest, econom-
ical and and progressive admin
istraticn. Election Nov. rs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Being the democratic nominee
for county treasurer I respect
fully solicite the support of the
voters at the coming election.
Emil F. Lentz, Baker.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department or the Interior. L.. 5. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Oct. Is. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Charles MIST
Ter, of Willard. mont who. on ADru : lulO
made Homestead entry No. 07975. for 81,
sec. l0. T.. 1 n. II. 81 f. NJ. Z. N. has filed not
establish claim to the land above dcscribrd
before W.. r.. Barber, L. S. Commissioner
at Baker. Mont. on the Sth. day OF December
1913.
Claimant names as W tnpsses:
William A. Johnston. Frank Barbridge.
Arthur kcuhr. John SeversOn. all Of Will
lard, Mont.
A. KIRCHER Register.
lN-Hl
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. L. S. Land
Office ut Miles City, Montana.
Oct. 90. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that William l..
Olson. OF Powderville, Mont. who on Oct.
II. lnS. made II. II. No s3l for Lots : and =,
SWA SEH. FL SWM, Sec. -. r. | s.. H.. h3
r.. M. =. M. has filed notice of intention to
make fve-year proof to establish claim to
the land above described before Register 4
Receiver. IS. Land Office, at Miles City,
Mont. OH the 18th day of December, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
6 f.. MCKENZIE, =, S. Richardson, Al.
Plymell, Peter Van Grup, all of Powder
Vile, Mont.
A. KIRCHElt, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Department or the Interior
q. 8. Land Office at Miles City. Montana

e. 8. Land Office at Miles city. Montana
Oct. q. 1913
Notice IS hereby given that Henry =.
Worsham. of Webster, Mont. who on June
IL, 1910, and Sept. %, 1911. made homestead
entry Nos. O94Gh,nd Ol3257 for So SEA, Ny
SEA. So NE11a. Sec. IL. M: NEA, Sec. %, 7.
3N. T.. 70 e. NJ. z. NJ. has filed notice OF in
tentton to mAk final three year proof to
establish claim to the land above describe
ed before W. II. Barber, u. :. Commissioner,
at Baker. Montana on the 18th day of De-
cellber, 1919.
claimant names MS witnesses:
1antr1 kOrnychuck. Peter G. Gulbranson,
and Alfred Webster of Webster, Montana.
{. +. Bishop, of Violet. MOnt
A. KIRCHER. Register.
1921
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. l.. s. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Nov. 10, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Ray +, Strain,
of Ekalaka, Montana who on Feb. II, 1910
made H. +. No. O7l07 for So NWA, SWA,
We seq. Sec. u, r.. N. II. 50 f.. NJ. p. NJ.
has filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before F. NJ. Dworshak, U.
S. Commissioner at Ellalnkn. Montana on
the goth day of December, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Hurst, Michael p. Ryan. Edward
IHockhold, Stcphen A. Holt, all of EkalnlSa.
Montana.
4. KIRCIIER. Register
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21

For Sale-Two Dufoc red bears
four months and one year old.
Will sell for $25 and $35. They
can be seen at my place, 26 miles
north Of Ekalaka. r. E.. Lambert.
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CHAS. E. WHITE
Beaver Valley Gazette.

Sam Smith, better known as
Blind SAM" died Tuesday
right of this week at the Thomp-
son House. Mr.. Smith was born
in Harrison county, No., Oct. 4,
1876. He leaves to mourn his
passing away, his father and two
brothers. The funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon,
Rev. Bowden officiating.
Come help us celebrate the
county seat at the Thanksgiving
dance in the l. O. O. F.. hall
Nov. 9th. We may have to GEL
citrate for Dennis, but we can do
that, if?
a dance every Saturday night
al the Elite hall until further
notice.
A large crowd enjoyed the
shadow social held at Clark's
hall on Box Elder Friday, Nov.
II. The proceeds of tifty-one
dollars went for the benefit of
the Long Pine school.
Thanksgiving dance in the /.
9. 0. F, hall Nov. q. Turkey
supper. Admission 81. 90; dance
all night.
Mrs. Piekard will serve a tur-
key supper for the dance in the
!. O.. 0. F. hall on Thanksgiving
evening.
Murion Robert Schults, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Eber B.
Schults passed away Tuesday,
he funeral services being held
Wednesday from the parsonage
n Ekalaka, conducted by Rev.
". S. Bowden.
Good orchestra at the l. O. o.
!. hall on Thanksgiving night.
Everyone invited. A good time
is assured.
For Sale 1000 bu. oats, $4,000
feet of lumber, so pigs, and al
kinds of farm machinery, furni
ture. household goods. etc. In
lulre of James Caven at the ole
James Lindsay ranch in Long
Pine hills.
Come see the turkey trot
Thanksgiving evening at tn,
Odd Fellows hall.
Hot coffee and sa..~,uu.
t.3a. Election j. b,
TIE Ekalaka ladies me il
ard vote.
Prize waltz, TnanAol,..n;
evening at the /. o. :: i. !
T ~ super at pcr;:: /. -
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-21

I respectfully solicit the sup
port of the voters of Fallon
County at the coming election
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T. A. F~itzsimmons, nominee
for county commissioner on the
Progressive-R Republican ticket.
Your vote solicited on Nov. 25th.
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for the Office of Rep alive
on the progressive ,lican
ticket.
M A Ivn

The support of the OTIS of
Fallon County will be apprecia-
ted at the election on Nov 18th.
If elected to the office Of aher-
if on the democratic ticket |
will endeavor to give Fallon
County the best of service.
Mat E.. Jones.
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Democratic Ticket.


State Senator: Robt F Ridgway
Representative:
Sheriff: Matt Jones
Clerk of Dis Court: John Car
lock, Jr.
Commissioners: C P Storkle,
B B Gross, C L Wood.
Attorney: j c Dousman.
Surveyor: E P Meffert.
Administrator: E A Mulkey.
Supt of Schools: Miss Grace
Eells.
Clerk & Recorder: Charles S.
Einsel.
Coroner: w H Young
Assessor: Charles S. Hughes.
Treasurer: Emil Lentz
Progressive Republican Ticket.
State Senator: C D Newbary.
Commissioners: B C Baldwin,
y E F%itzimmon, 8 NJ Melum.
Sheriff: Jas Thompson.
Treasurer: W. A. Sellers
Attorney: Martin Flasted.
Clerk & Recorder: F. G. Bum.
Clerk Dis Court: r J Keener.
Assessor: Otto Emerson.
Representative: M A Shreve.
Superintendent Of Schools:
Clarence E Yokley.
Surveyor: H L Cory.
Coroner:
Administrator: H L Beeson.
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BUSINESS CONDITIONS SHOW
CONFIDENCE AND COURAGE

Chicago. August 1.-THE soaii-
ton NJ general bushes. In the ronn.
try shows a degree of confidence ani
courage that IL both r-a..ufinE and
remarkable. in view "f the rather
strained credit situation abruai. az.
cor'i,nk To = report complied b, Geo.
u. Reynolds. president of the Con
tincniai AMI Commercial National
Bank. of Chicago.
The facts uI.on which the report
made public hr the bank today Il.
bascd have hr"n collected carefully
from tho several thousand CORES.
s-ondcn's "f III" btE local institutions.
covering =. they they do practically
ever, section os the central wcs, AMI
far South. West aud Northern terri.
tory. this resume of general busi-
ne. conditions. 1. considered an,0nI
business men oi great value In sum.
ming up III. situation In the tni'"d
States at such an important prfto'!
as the present. beginning Of crop
moving time.
The most striking features are til"
excellent agricultural prospects and
the absence os pc..imism in the fac"
OF = rather high and light money
market. The report states that the
conditions are due to tho -spr-'a.
tion Of Il boun,ifui crop production
low stocks Of merchandise in the
hands of manufacturers and retail
crs. satisfactory collections and with
labor we'll employed.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, Aug. 1S.-Reports Of
rain iu states In which the crops
were suffering from drought were
largely responsible for the better
one in the stock market during tho
morning. Grain and cotton prices
dropped the quotations for stock au-
tomaticaiiy moved higher and lm-
provement In crop prospects had u
good effect on commission house
business and foreign orders also
came In more freely. Following up
the rise OF American stocks In Lon.
don.
Pool operations. which were a6sn-
doncd when the supply Of stocks BE-
came too plentiful. were resumed
The early gains were well held
through the morning trading aud In
some instances were Increased. Wells
Fargo Express slumpcd nearly ten
points to so. \ new low record.
Bonds were firm.
A. soon NJ spectators began Ia
show disinclination to follow up the
rise. short selling became effective
and prices cas-d off fractIonsiiy.
There WAS no pressure Of stock. how.
ever. the list fiuctustinx In narrow
fashion. Southern Pacific. which
had scarcely benefited durinx tho
forenoon advance. developed weak.
ness aud fell half = po!nt below Sat.
urdAy'x close.
Advances In tho xvanGcrs were
surrendered before III. profit takina
sales were completed. Traders lei
go their stocks when corn rallied ~
Estimates by q reliable authority Of 4
further considerable shsinksxe in the
probable yield ENCOURAGED some bess
selling. but npreiaitirs were well
maintained. psssieularly Steel and
the copp~rs
The mssk~ closed firm.
Buying revived In = spssmodis
fashion hut sssd~ from the rapid si.s
In = few selected stocks. prices d,a
NOT recover to their earlier high lev.
RI. Chssap~Ak~ and Ohio. on whic-
dividend action IL expected shortly
rose bfiskiy tn :'l and the oil stock. .
siso el'mb~d smss,iy.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 1s.-Hoe,
Receipts 5000: market 5 to iOs
higher. Bulk Of sales ESQ TO x.ls:
heavy $50 TO s.2;: packers and
butchers TO $50: lights ESQ tc
S.5s: pigs 6 TO Z.
Cattle Receipts $4,000: markc.
steady: prime fed steers $40 to =.
dressed beef steers $50 to $40:
steers TO 3: southern steers asa
to 6.65: cows $50 to $50: heifcs.
$50 to $50: stockers and feeders
5.25 TO 7.SO: bulls i.c5 to $50:
calves $50 TO e.25.
sheep-Receipts 5.oM'; market
iOc higher. Lambs s to $50: hcif-
ers l.50 to $50: wethers i.:5 to ):
ewes $50 TO $50: stockers and
feeders :.50 to A.50.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. Aug. is.-cai,i-:
R-s5r,p's 7.""Q: sssrkr' s'-asly Ia
lower: bc~f steers 6 to ...:: cows
sud hrifrrs : to SIS. .,ock-r. and
feeders 80. To :. calves : to s..Y.
Hogs: Receipts :a": markr, steady
top Sis: bulk Of sales so. Ia
Sis.
She~p-Rcccip's 5000: mark.,
steady: ycsriinss i.ao to $: wc,h-.s
: To $50. lambs ..1a to 1..I. c~.s,
a.: TO t.:o.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF 1Asoe

Chicago. Aug. iA,-Cora Was veal
today on t-nrficiai rains In tn.
.ou'h~~s, and lower cables. An~,
opening l to Z off ~ compared with
saturdays close. little bnyins
sputl by .horss sen, prices up ten
I'osssiiy |. over the las, close bu,
liberal offerings soon caused = rca.,
ton. 'D~crmb-r started ai .SI Il
sAs. touched .si aud reacted 10 eel
The eio.c was sitons with D~sem.
her al S.:. a net Gain Of Dc.
Wheat weakened on large world,
shipments nd lower cables. D-eeas.
her started Al 90. to s".. = iass ol
: TO &c. then rallied to s"s Ia s"2.
The close was easy with D~.cnbe
u s0:. net loss Of = shade.
December oats began at IA In Z.
loss Of 10 and sold up to isa.
Close: Wheat. S-p,cmb-s S,I. Dv.
7cmbcr so;: May $50.
Corn. September 7ai: December
.s.: May ;e..
Oats. September il!: Dc.cmlcr
i5s to I.
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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

Al Z London dinner recently the
conversation turned to the various
methods oS working employed by lit
crsry eenimscs. Among the exam
pies cited was that Of a well known
poet. who II was said. was wont to
arouse his wife about I o'clock in
the morning and cxciaim: Maria.
get up: I've thought Of . GOOD word.
Whcrcupon the poets obc,iicn, help
meet would crawl out Of he'd and
make . note Of the thousht.ot word.
An hour later Is like A. not. a
new inspiration would sicsc the hard
whereupon he would again arousc
his wife by saying: Maria. Maria.
getup. i've thought Of a better word"
The company In general listened
to the story with admiration. bu, q
merry eyed American girl remarked
well. II he'd been my husband I
should have replied: "Aipheus. get
up yourself. i've thought Of a bad
word
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the Report says. there has h~~n "a
encouraging Increase In ssslvosd
earnings. n development ihsi hiss
h~iI's'i disr~i .om- iih~ gloom that
has h"v"t~d over the oAilrosd s,tus.
iicn sincc the r0tussi of the later.
state commerce s"snmiA.,cs In srsat
tho transportation rompanies per.
mission tn ines-ss~ rases. B
Another encouraging sisn has
,,s'~n the heavier exports of 8ssta
ana other commodities. which have
contributed iib~ssii, to Transports.
sion earnings an Ito tho huiidinG
up os y credit balance abroad a. q
huiwark I" our banking situation.
Nor do~s this disposition ,o facilitate
the marketing aud exporting ~ thu
new crop show sisns ri abatement.
This IL slowly contributing toward
u reduction Of loans a, the hsnhs
and of Indebtedness in mercantile
lines.
For few months following tho
normally brisk. hut this dtd not son.
Hnu- lonE enough to produce an
o,"r"Ai-ndr'i m-rcsn,ii. soadi,ioa.
ard within the psst sc~ ~r-Ls sh-s"
has been n healthy sc'rcnohm.ns to
q normal volume. Fundamental bus
,ns-~~ conditions all over the United
Sttt~s rae held to he sooo.. tho one
lettering iaflurnr" being the money
market. which reflects a scarcity os
capital. The very fact that c,cry-
bod, is on the watch and is .on..r
,asi'- In demanding credit should
contribute much in arcr,inE a mon
cy ririnEcncy ihi. autumn"
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. Aug. is.-i.-ad steady.
S.:0 to $50.
Sp~lter quiet. 81: to :S:.
Copper dull. standard spot and
futures nomiaai.
Tin easy: spot ,l,o io n.s..
August ti.:: 10 >ls"
Iron steady: No. ! northern I. ~
1880. No. : northern 1850 tn Is.
No. I ss''a'h~sa is..: To so. No
soushess soft 1895 TO 1850.
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WINGED you that ih-r. are no such
thinks a. Ehos,..''
'ycssi'h. YOU has convincr-i me"
You are absolutely surc-''
"Ycssuh. an all I hopes ia ia, no
Shos' am s'intsr come along as fore.
me to change my mind
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"f II. however. stand ih" prosperous"
half y iosrn other riarss "f Lesser I'M
t,orisn.r AMI none "f then were
there when dear old O'-ro uhioid-.i
her banner tn the hr""s~ and ~r' tia"
star ~ empire by r",niinS the way
Field aud Farm.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Aug. is.-kmaissms,.
ID Copper 7s7: American sugar Re-.
filming io1 bid: AtchIson ssS: North.
ern Pacific iIsl: Reading iso: .
Southern Pacific si,. Union Paeiii.
lssa: U. q. Steel g.. u. 3. Steel pre-.
ierred 1854.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. AuR. iS.-riosc
Prime Mercantile psper s To 81.
Commercial bills ASA.
tIst silver ;;A
Mexican dollars ~.
Cover hnacut bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. Aug 1S.-Moncy on
call steady. +: to :! per cent.
Time loans steady: so days u to
=: 30 days " to ~: six months 81 To
50.
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Auz. iS.-Co,,on: .po,
quiet: sniddiinx uplsnds IL. mid
ding gulf l:...
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Close: Pork. September 81: Jana.
sry 1916.
Lard. september 1i:7l. ctober
li.35: January i0.Ssl.
Ribs: September. 1t.i:i: October
11l:5. January 1o.!2l.
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ElalN 0UTTeR

Elsin. H.. Aux. lA.-Rn',cr firm.
sc.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aus. is.-Thc opening
figures on provisions. ~crc to zoe
higher with January first prices =.
follows.
Fork 1..: lard ios. ribs tO.i:l.
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It isn't always safe to ujdgc a
mans object by what he II apparent
ly striving for.
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THE MARKETS
~ FULL ASSocIATED PRESS ~
/ W DAILY REPORTS W
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. Is.-Hoxs--Rc-
ceipts 10000: market strong and
generally &c higher; bulk of sales
7.70 70 $50: lights S.3a 10 .:
mixed 7.S0 to $50: heavy 7.3O to
$50: rough 7.3O to $50: pigs l.as
to 8.
Cattle: Receipts 1900: marke,
steady TO lOc higher. Reeves : TO 8:
Texas steers 6.7s 10 40: western
steers $40 10 $50: s,ockers AMI
feeders 5.a5 TO 7.so: cows aud hcif.
ers $50 10 $50: calves 3 10 II,
Sheep: Receipts $4,000. mSrk.,
steady 10 strong: nativ. $50 t.
$50: western Z To t7a: yeariinss
ass to 5.55: lambs Sea TO $50.
ST. LOUIS METAL
81. Louis. Mo-. Aug. is.-Iead
higher. &.S7 to 40.
spcltcr stroaS. 5,75.
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ST. LOUIS METAL
ST. LOUIS WOOL

steady: northern and western m.dI.
ums ~ TO :0c: siish; burryr 10 1,
iSb; fine bury IL to i5s.