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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-02-11
l-County Hospital.

We find the hospital in worthy con-
dition, the patients we'll taken care of
and all necessaries provided. The
superintendent of the hospital declar-
ed that your honorable body is always
ready and willing to grant necessary
improvements from time to time as
needed in an institution of this kind.
Therefore, we have to make no fur
Their report on the hospital. &
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II-JaiI and Sheriff's Residence.

We refer your honorable body back
to our reports of 1911, 1912, 1913 and
1914, and will embody in this present
report the same complaint namely,
that the Jail and Sheriff's quarters
are unfit and unsanitary and hence we
recommend to our honorable district
Judge to condemn the Jail as quarters
both unsanitary and generally unfit
for human beings. We strongly urge
the erection of suitable living quar-
tiers for the sheriff and more sanitary
Jail rooms.
We hereby repeat only what we
have embodied in nearly all our prev
ious reports in reference to the sub
ject of the county jail and Sheriff's
quarters.
Respectfully submitted,
J. F. L. Bohnhoff. President.
Mrs. Wylie Nelson, Member,
J. G. Sailer, Secretary.
Dated at Valley City, N. D., this 21st
day of January, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
'C0NSOLS LOWER:
WAR LOAN DOWN
Gilt-Edged Issues Depressed by
New Exchequer 5 Per Cents
oil Shares Steady.

London, Dec. 1.-THE stock marks,
to-day was more interesting than Tor
some time. The appearance OF the
French loan, which started az 79H and
advanced TO S0at on active dealings.
together with the British EXcheQuer
bond issue, adversely affected gilt.
edged securities. Sales OF the AZ per
cent war loan were, however. well ali.
sorbed. Business In other direction,
was principally in rubber and oil
shares and Kaflirs az steady prices.
Consols closed y lower, at SIX; the
new war loan g lower, at 96A.
American railroad shares were weak
because of the diplomatic situation
with Austria. A good number Of
American gold bonds changed hands.
The supply of money was smaller.
Announcement Of the per cen.
Exchequer bond issue hardened dis.
count rates. The Bank OF England
shipped e3l5,000 in sovereigns %
America. Money loaned at 4 to ~ per
cent. Discount rates for short and
three months bills were Is per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 80.
LONDON CLOSING PRICES
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

WHERE. Boston. Tor ten day.. per cent; up 70
D. uety days 4. Philadelphia, and per ceht.
Cleveland for ten days 81 per cent; up 20 SHY
dave sirty 10 ninety days. az Richmond. up 70
ninety da.s 4 per cent: Atlanta, Up 70 ninety days
rer cent. Chicago Tor ten days. 81 per cent up
10 slrty DAYS. 4 sixty TO ninety days. "a; ~
Touis 3 and 4 per cent. Minneapolis. aud "a
rer cent. Kansas city. for ten days 81 per cent
ip 10 ninety days. per cent; Dallas. per cent
Ssr Francisco. FOR ten days. per cent; thir,y
days si4 thirty 20 Girty days, 4. siIy 10 ninety
days. "a.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Chicszo. Zoe discount
s. Louis. &c discount bid. Sc discount asked sar
Francisco. soc premium
RANK CIEARINGs. - Baltimore - Exchanges
sl7 .23O. 3ef bal.nces. ;lI97Sit Chieas0,.iii ~
changes. Ss25l3.3o5. balances. s2i62.6ol. Phia
manufacturers SO. lG1 $50 balances, s2Il5.'
an S. Lous-Etchanses, Slj.7js.j's: balances
si2SS.507
SILVER MARKET.-Blr silver IN london was
o t5-lGd unchanged New York quotation wa
-tisc unchanged. Mexican silver dollars. 42i4 csc
"a i5c.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Demand sterling va,
quiet Francs were easier and marks rallied. Cabl'
and sight rates. Loudon-Cabe. il2 e-l5s demand
i7I7s Psris-Cahle. SIS; check. 5s59., Berlin
check. 657 Greece-Csbe. l9A: check. 1886
sixty and ninety day bills. London (oankers' =
Sl1ty days. 49, ninety days. 465.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
War Contract Stocks Higher in
Active Dealings - Oils
Firm. but Quiet.

A stronger tone prevailed among the
outside securities yesterday. Advances
Of good proportions were registered in
nearly all Of the war order group
where trading was most active. Mid
vale Steel improved 6 points, Subma-
rine Boat 2ss and Maxim Munition is.
The Marine issues, after displaying
weakness at the start, rallied TO close
with gains of II in the common anG
of nearly 3 points in the preferred:
Canadian Car and Foundry fell back :
points. Motor stocks were higher.
Business was reduced in the petrol
cum list though prices generally
showed an upward trend. Standard on
OF California advanced 7, Standard OF
New Jersey 4, Standard of Indiana g.
while smaller gains were made by sew
eral other oil issues. Trading in the
mining group was on a far scale win
irregular fractional price changes
AIMING the corners.
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Foreign Government Issues.
NOTICE, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL re

received until p. VI December 81, 1918,
at the Office OF The Pennsylysnia COMPANY
for assurances on Lives and Granting an
nuities. No SIT Chestnut Street Phiadel-
phia. Trustee FOR the sale % 10 % ~ many
OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bahl-
more Railroad Stock Trust Certificates -
t73.S79 Ga will purchase.
The offerings az the lowest prices not 81.
ceeding par. costing IN the aggregate no'
more than tho amount stated. wil Do ~
cepted. the parties Offering them advised y
once and payment made January 3. I'D
upon proper assignment OF tha c'lt'feeiss
PROPOSALS should be Endorsed, 'Fropo'es
for sale OF Philadelphia. wilmington ara
Baltimore Railroad stock Trust 'ef.i"-
Gates" and addressed 20
q. s. ". Packard. President
6i7 Chestnut Street. Phuadelpna
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MEETINGS.
Title GUARANTEES and Trust COMPANY,

Notice is hereby given that the anng,,ll
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the TlIiL.1z
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMP
Will be held a. the once OF the Compe.-'
l76 Broadway. Borough OF Msnns.".
city OF New York. on the itth oat,
January. 1915. at 1870 O'Clock IN the 49,
noon. and that the annual election or
tees OF said Company IN the place on 20 m.
whose terms Will expire and of tnrse -.
spectors of Election 10 serve Tor tAs
ceeding year. will be held a. the. 70,
place. on the same dsy. between the h0-''
OF l.45 and 2:45 I'm the afternoon.
r. WRAY CLENELANU.
December 18th, 1915. SecreI----
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SOL WEXLER IN NEW YORK
New Orleans Banker Expected to Join
Bache & Co.

Sol Wexler. the well known New Or
leans banker. who is expected soon to
join the New York brokerage firm of
j. S Bache & Co, arrived here yes
terday to close the negotiations. Mr..
Wexler. when seen at the Offices Of his
prospective partners. said that all the
necessary formalities connected with
his coming to New York had not yet
been closed, but he predicted that an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing IN ten DAYS or less. per cent: Up
10 NINETY days 4 per cent
CALL MONEY opened a. rsr cent. highest. .
per cent lowest. Il. per cent. closing per cent :
renewal. rsr cent
TIME MONEY showed frusr 'cudfncy Rates
-, ga fer cent Tor siIiy and ninety DAYS -. u 3
per cent Tor four. Eve ard siI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER vas steady, Ruling rate.
aaJis rcr cent Tor bet names. bank accepiances.
20 %. pr cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS --Ft-
changes. sac. col iss. balance. S-o.392.15T The
sun Treasury creditor 20 the extent - Silsf.-
go
SUR TREASURY View York banks lost - the
Sub Treasury $3.50 900. and galnei since Friday
s. iaS 600
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U. S. Treasury Finances,

washington. Dec. 1.-THE condition OF tbs United
states Treasury to-day was: Net balance In general
fund. ;IO7 2i2 4O3 total receipts. s3.s45i53 total
payments 81 4S9isl. The dsncit this FISCAL year Is
sll.l-S a0S. against a deficit o. ;55. o0s last
year exclusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

PURSUANT TO THE BYLAWS or THB ~
pany. Notice Is hereby given TIA. te 80" q,
THE LAKE TORPEDO BOAT CONTAIN -.
MAINE Tor the transfer % s,ork sin te closed l''@
December 2lst. 1915. 70 December 5lst. iel5,
Assistant Treasure
Brds-po-t, Conn. Dec ie. 1915
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Friday:
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Tri.Bullion Proxies Solicited.

The protective committee represent
ing the stockholders Of the Tri-Bullion
Smelling and Development Company,
In smother statement to shareholders
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, 1915.

Total Friday against 65sOO Thursday 'so
ago and 224loO date l662 against
4,SS6,3OO a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

OWNER Will SELL HIS ~ CIMILnr'
TIVE PREFERRED STOCK MANl ~
TURING COMPANY OPERATING PhDl,,
ITABLN MANY YEARS. TO BUY LAhonn"
BLOCK COMMON STOCK NAME ton
PANY. ADDRESS UNUSUAL BON 30
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

interchangeable. registered or coupon. icoupon
tRegis,ered
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

New York. December ilth' ~ "A.
The Board Of Directors have TO-DAY
clsred a scfni-snnual dividend OF io.i.,y
90 per cent, free Of tax, payable ~,
3rd. 1915. 10 stockholders OF RECORD VI
date. ,...4
The transfer books will remain '''
until January 4th, 1915. . ~...s,.,
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports OF gen
eral merchandise at the Port Of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

calling for additional proxies. calls at
tention 10 the alleged Encouragement
Of the company. Proxies are asked IN
the name Of Judson g. Wall q Sons,
10 Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
pOND SUES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II. 1915.

Exchange Friday amounted
600 against and SliotooV
From January against s45lo2sOoO in 1914
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THE NATIONAL PARK BANK ~
NEW NOKk. a.,

TIRE BOARD or DIRECTORS VAS peI
TENT pisl upSa he csptsi sic-s = - ia ia
payable on and after January IT, lflo ,s,,.su,sf
huders Il rroofd Al cl'se q husllrss ,..e,s
i7th. 1918 MAURICE II. ENEk. Cs"'~
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
FL Minister o. Public Works. Editor L Asenos
Ec0nom.que et Financiere
fRv Cable IN The Tribune

and ] pef cent ettra tArrGmuisiiye dividend
~ 10 frf cent p-r annurn 20 september 20 1915
quarter ending Decrnslsr 81 1915 tAnj pef cent
sIuA IAnd 2 per at sIuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
0filce Of The rnited Ga, ImproyemenI ~

~ vs.. Corner Broad and Arch 1890
Philadelphia. Dec \. ~ .
Tho Directors have this day decl~, IN a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent 80.
per sharcl. payable Jan. rs. 1916. 70 .s.,.ss,
holders OF record az the close OF bg''"
Dec. 81. 1915 checks VIII ~ mal..,r
MORRIS IrrATAF'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

.Pu ,alus $50. tEI dividend
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NEw ORLEANs CorroN rrrrREs

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1s-Cotton close,
Lleahy nL an advance OF 1 10 n mini.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

IN, t.Jt..t,, - ...'.. .--
r.TnrJ.J ,n ,,. ''', ,,'''' ,'a"s'sl' were
tv..n s.,,,..,., ,"I",, ,rrN "il''e De
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" 1. M IN. IL .,,rl A.. u" -. ~, y, Hunse' ad
NJ pinia.n" H.. - 'a" n" iu el'uVv'
Ia IN in-I nn . ~ ,II., T." ,,.o wv
N Wus,n =, A. o. vS,l,."n " ~ ,,. %. a.,
nm q EJgs,,.,, .,,., , 80 ,S ,S W. W.
A. '' "'s WI '''' Nv !"
\ y ut.tI. .,...,..,. q. H., a., - All, ,
Cle.s.u's = NIL ,.t 90 "A
"a rbt,,t u...,-
II \ nm "a p.tIr...I ,JI ,.u,, ,,,n ''''
NJ "A us,,t, a., AZ ", M. ~, 's,r, ,,
Ratlrn.I All ~ tt a.
~ g. u.s,,, a.. a. - 'u..,,, .u BE-. M,
bil "a p,Il,.,J Ala ,g tr =,
n ns mn, -, v a. pu.,. be-.
8g "a bll "a W.I,r, s,.... u ,u ,r,.,
l. u kiyb, ~, A, g.r,t..,,. ..,
c.l ~ IspI ~ .,t D, u tIt t,,...t.'..
hslny IA n FN v I'm " Lana.
subi T., mt, ~ a.. I, e.
Haiti. D1ptsr and e.,ry, ur,,.r ,.,
Ella Rer, 10. ~ and p' IIs u.,I,.,. w.,
Snh =, t,t,,,.. ~, .'..i.
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TTTTT ------------ --------------| NV
Calves .,........ ..........,.... Ho
Hogs ...... ........ ........... l,ah
lAun NOTES River markets we're
'Nu.L fun ~ cattle today and " was
% ,i~" "f Slide und then not land, ~
''u.id"rnhie stuff was reported held over
until Tuesday Northern sturkmen are
facing uu urutr problem. They cannot q"
lu chicago with ANY degree VI certainty
tnot they viii land ON even fair mar
L"l uul when they hll snip To Ir"
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Saturdays Grain,
Provisions
and Cotton Futures
CHICAGO GRArN AND PRODUCE
nav YORK COTTON FurUREs

NEW YORK, oct IS Cotton closed
steady
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WIDOWS GET HELP

Monday II widows day" at the
courthouse Throughout the morning
hereft ONES, having children dependent
upon them crowded the chambers of
County Judge Zwick, patiently await
lux their turn to present their cases
to the court While the hearings are
being conducted behind closed doors
the facial expressions of the applicants,
after the interview with the Judge, are
sure Indications M 10 what trsnspIred
In the chambers
Some are unworthy, some are barred
by the provisions ~ the statute, and
others are given n lift along llfe's
rough highway by an allowance FROM
the county's 5000 appropriated for
this purpose. Judge Zwick hopes 10
he able TO dispose OF the many appli-
cations made In n short time, In order
that the October payments may be
made before cold weather and attend
AMI suffering sets m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
RAIL SERVICE
HURT BY RAINS
Many Bridges Gone-Frisco
and Katy Heavy Losers.
Worst Over Now

TRAIN service ON every road lead.
lug into oklahoma city was de.
mornllzed Ia greater or less extent
Today, following the heavy rain, IN the
central aud southeastern portions "
the state. Many trains have been de
Toured on account N the washing away
" bridges aud trestleS
The local weather bureau reports
that the rains have all stopped Tor
time. at least, aud that prubahl, the
worst damage is over. Ms It Is only
question of the swollen streams carry
ing OFF the surplus surface water A.
there have been hut slight rains tu
the west, the North Canadian will moi
rise Ia u dangerous stage.
Enormous damage has been done To
crops and railroad equipment through
out the southern aud eastern parts Of
tile state Frisco and Katy traffic was
held ny when the long trestlr over the
Red River south ~ Atoka. used
Jointly went out sunday The Frisco
bridge between Chirkasha and Okla
homa city over the South Canadian
is reported partially washed away. The
bridge over the lAwtou branch ~ the
/ Frisco over the South Canadian ut
Mustang went out Saturday though
+ II Is expected 10 be- repaired early this
week A washout north ~ Atokn
cuts off the south hound Katy trains
/ FROM that portion NJ the state. In
many ~ the dozens NJ cases ~ reported
washout>. the track aud bridges have
only been temporarily weakened by
the water pouring over them, and sery-
ice win hc resumed rs soon as the
floods suhsidp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
NEW YORK CoTToN

NEW YORK. Oct. Is The cotton mar
ket opened active and firm today with
prices 3 10 n points higher as the result
NJ rrmness Mt Liverpool, and q very huh
ish crop report by New Orleans paper
together With continued unfayorHhle
weather In the southwest Many private
reports were received telling " unsatis
factory conditions IN Texas and Okla
homa. There also was some Rpprehen.
sion over q new government VI the storm,
snid TO have been formed In the Carrihean
sea A London cable reported India mon
soon 10 be more encouraging and herlln
advicrs were 10 the effect that army
orders for cotton goods were less vol
luminous owing to enormous supplies hav.
Ing been stored Trade here became PC.
tive and al the end NJ the first hour tho
market was Htlll firm with prices about
Il to II points net higher
During the balance ~ the forenoon trade
was Qnlet with the unNertone steady On
firmness M New orleans aud predictions
by u number Of prominent operators tn
the effect that prices ARE likely to 80
much higher AT noon the list was about
\ 10 10 points above Saturdays close.
Little change occurred In the early NJ
ternoon apart from slight setbacks which
LETT prices about 0 points net higher and
10 10 ~ points under the best VI the
day
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, oct ~ WHEAT prires
underwear setback today owing to
larger receipts In the northwest unfr.
sponsNe cables aud M uufayornhle
weather forecast The comparative wrnk.
ness ~ quotations nj Liverpool fac.
tor which seemed especially discnuraglnr
10 the bulls was asCribed 10 increased re.
'elpts ann To hope that arrivals herraf
yer would he oD more liberal scale N
yer opening " tO 5sc lower the mHtkpt
mere rallied little, but then suffered
decided break
initial quotations were flOs Ia 81 OSig
Tor December aud 500 10 81 MA Tor MAY
Torn save way with wheat Pll trad
err were generally ON the selling side
frires opened y "a Ne lower and we're
followed by moderate additional down
turn,
Iroders In oats took their cue From the
action of other grain
hlFner prices for hogs tended 10 I'M
provisions One Of the features VI the mar
ket was the buying Of one thousand
OF January lard on wireless order from
Austro Hungary.
improvement In weather conditions had
a pronounced hearish effect I'm corn The
close was steady at Y 10 Nc net decline
Suh~quently predictions " big r.
ceipts In the northwest during The re-
mainder of the week led 10 further De
cline In wheat The close was unsettled
.m2N n 2lm2Ac net lower with Decem
nee at NW'bmN and MAY at Sl0INnt5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
FOOTBALL VICTIM PARALyzED

ST LOUIS. Oct Is--Bryan Scott,
a Knox college football player, who
was seriously injured In the game with
St Louis Universit, here Saturday,
was thought to he almost beyond hope
OF recovery. His spine was dislocated
aud his arms are completely paralyIed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Ui lS-COTTuN. SPOT
steady. good middllng 76id mlddlng
nd low middllng, GSld SALES idWO
speculation and export 1890 Receipts. 8
fOO hbls
Dee. Dr,. Jan. : l3d, jan Feb 7l9IAd.
Feb Mar ilI'gd Mar Apr. ldd: Arr
MAY, Ilid; NAV June. 1lsd: June Juy.
IlbLd luly sAug 7l3iAd: Aug sSept
Gs9isd sept oct GS.d. oct Nov 87s
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NEW YnRK COTTON rrruREs

Ngw YORK, Oct IS s-corToN closed
steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18

NEW ORLEANS. oct ~ sruT cot
ton steady, seven points NJ. Sales on
the spot 80; to arrive, Iid Good or
dinary 1000 strict good ordinary 1902
low middling, ll.26 strict low middllng,
II 20; mlddling 1901: strict mlddllng
l232, good middllng, l2Gli strict good
mlddnne 1901. Receipts 3tiG; stock 49,
lRa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
CnICNGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO u,t is BUTTER Steady
creamery 22m2i0
Eggs. higher. receipts 2lG cases ut
mark. cases Included 2lH,Gt. ordinary
nrst- glfi iir. nr-i- HiM lr
POTATOES Lower. receipt. no cars
Michigan. Minnesota uui wlspnuAu white
40Hler: Minnesota Ohius i3NiSr
pullTEN Alive. lpNr. Fowls l2Lr1
-IrIugs AAI
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KANSAS CRY LI,Esrork

KANSAS cry oct ~ HOGS Re-.
n"lps 5000, higher Bulk S1jms Gu.
heavy, ~ iOMS -, light s. gUus ,n
pigs 50 jOa775
CATTLE Receipts "a 90 stend, lu
higher Prime fed steers, Sp jOHlu 30.
dressed steers, SsMaIO southern uerrt
5000 $50, cows, Nd7, heiferS SGmp "a. .
Stuckrrs, g. JO6ih
SHEEP Receipts 1900 steady Lamns
- .o4s ", Jearlings 150a 2i wrthrrs
" iidOjO, ewes, s. 50d6lO
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Financial


NEW NORk. uI ls Firmness marred
the resumption " trading today with some
very substantial gains, particularly In
specialize, Foundation was given To
movement by the strength NJ rnlted states
Steel which opened with an exchange or
900 shares ai S', an advance ~ =.
Westinghouse made un initial Offering ~
JWN sharcs OF eos, lo a maximum nd
vance " a.,
American Smelling American car.
baldwin Locomotive aud Crucihle steel
Nrre materially higher Couadian Pacific
ana Harrimnns led The rails
Higher prices fUr uils stimulated de
mand In other parts NJ The list With recoy
cries In Bethlehem Steel aud other spe.
rinltie~. In the early afternoon however
trading became Qulrl with nominal a..
'linrs from best quotations
LEAD AND sPELTER
NEW YORK Or lN LEAD Offered
$3.50 Spelter not quoted Al London
Lead f2i lis, 3d spplter. ms
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10 TEADE-REAn ESTATE
FARM WANTED

In central oklahoma. FOO exchange for
two story store building one room aud
Que Groom pVttagr close iu and clear
e. G. MuEEl l-'4 W uu,u Phone Wal
nut NO
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Pl9NEE8 TEhEY4cIE AMID
T'ELEG8QgA no.
rOUIrKY ANn LIVESTOCK

FOR MALE on" year old driving
mare weight about no. ih. gentle and
sound In every RESPECT Phone Wal 1884
Address 7a3 East Eigth 81
FOR SALE H. mik COWS alI giving
milk , yenrllng hrif'r. Z mIes south ~
PackingtoNn Phone n. o. SO charlie
Stfaka
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ST. LOUIS Oct X HOGS Rrte,nts
NCl steady TO lower Pigs and lights.
VI iodsVO; mixed and butchers. - gOdt
SO; good heavy s. lOGiS75
CATTLE Receipts 1850. stendv ia
strong Native beef strrrs S. sngl0 %
i"arilngs steers and hrifefs. - aO4i 10 20
COWS, GdN; stuckcrs and Feeders AG.i
10. Texas aud lpdiAn steers S. 2aGs ln
cows and helfers S4d65O. native ,aNr. 81
ELL
SHEEP e,eipts 100. steady Lamb.
N'dS sheep aud ewes, S5u7,i
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NEW YORK, Oct ~ The cotton seed
OIL market closed firm Spot. SOQ ~ /:
Oct, sOd3 Nov, 7s4; De- 7s4ms5 I:
Jan, NSn9O; Feb, 7aJd91 Mar SOFA
o.. ApaL SllHlt. MAY Sl7dtl9 Total
sales 1890
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CIIIVAGO. OU N mons Ur-oIur. D0
OOO, strong Bulk. ~ 3Uds ~. HIGHT S,lI
$50, mixed, " lhdp; heavy. tNO5n> pi .
rough N05ns.2u. pigs. S525ff1 70
'AIILl.-R Receipts 1860 Atruuy Ma
tive BEEF steers, SGa lOJU western steers
sbu'Gsl5. cows aud uelfers ~ NFts 20 [.
calves, 81 7idllId
SHEEP Receipts. 1900: east. Nethers
N6W7 lambs 81 15asgO
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Livestock
r0NT MnRrHLINfsrnCk

FONT WOHrH. Tex, Oct Is CATTLE.
receipts $500, steady BcrNr, - gUuGt ta
iOGS Receipts. 5000, jm l0 up lagnt
- iiMS ~
SHEEP Receipts, JOO, -trudy Lamb.
NIMsA
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TodaJs Quotauon.-Fst cattle

rrlveH ~ the various grades OF cAttle
. - approximately an follows;
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Grain and
Provisions
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KANSAS CITY, Oct Is WHEAT 80.
hard, NOI0lla, No. red. 81 ladl ..
CORN No. mixed, 6tuG5p. Nu while
64aGic.
OAls-No. . white 3Oa lO, mixed. ~
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