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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15
Real Estate Bargains.

I have on hand the following sums of
money that / wish to place on first
mortgage: $1,000, $500, $500, $500,
$500, $24OO, $1,000, $4,000. Only gilt
edge first mortgage security will be
accepted.
TO RENT.
Flat of rooms newly repaired. Price
S. strictly in advance.
Also l room cottage, 3 room cot
tage, an upstairs ola rooms and the
Keeling residence on Albion street.
During the next 10 days will sell 40
acres of land, tillable, balance past
ure and woodland, with fine new ce-
ment basement barn, an exceptionally
fine chicken house, new corncrib, good
little dwelling house, all in the best of
repair, for 81, 100. This lies within Z
miles of the city of Edgerton and had
most excellent crops on during the past
year.
d. w. North.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15

10 ID. sack pure buckwheat 6Oc at
Conn's.
WANTED Corn stalks. Meyers.
Fancy oranges and grape fruit at
Conn's.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-15

Iceland head lettuce at Conn's.
Special prices on canned goods at
Conn's.
Fresh oysters and Jones sausage
at Conn's.
Fancy cranberries 1Oc quart ct
Conn's.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Prices Tend Downward Owing 10
Increased selling Pressure.

Chicago, Sept. ls-f.iberai export buying
brought about bulge In the wheat market
today. Notwithstanding that at FIRST the
bears seemed TO have nearly complete con-
higher with December at $i.4sx to N.60.
and May at Si.50E. Corn finished half on
to v up, oats with gain Of v, and pro-
visions varying from 20 decline to rise
Of 90 cents.
wheat took a decided downward swing
during the early dealings. Selling pressure
showed q notable increase and there was
nm apparent absence Of any urgent demand
Temporarily, the buying seemed to have
been halted In consequence Of reports that
q new German raider was loose on the
Atlantic. and that within the last ten days
vessels aggregating 1908 tons have been
destroyed. Besides an embargo on export
Grain was IN force az Newport News and
there were advices that Argentina wheat
was being purchased at New York. Later.
however, announcement that the Dutch gov
ernment had bought the Argentina wheat
helped the market hero to recover, and
when word came that the British govern
ment was buying freely the strength OF
prices developed more and more,
Export sales Of wheat today amounted
altogether to f,a50.ooo bushels Of wheat,
one half at least was said 10 have been
grown in the United States. The European
visible supply total showed falling of OF
lT20,o0 bushels
Corn rallied with wheat. Early In the
session frost damhge reports were virtually
ignored, but probably the deferred futures
were bought owing 70 assertions that the
injury to the crop had been greater than
was generally supposed. Oats responded to
news OF a sharp advance In prices at winni-
peg. The late strength OF wheat and corn
here helped also to cause increased buying.
Highest quotations on hogs since 1857,
gave provisions In general something of q
hoist In addition. there was said to have
been good export buying of lard.
| Cash Prices--wheat; No. , red. sl.ssh
d1,ti4; No. . red, s1.i2A @14sN; No. .
hard. sf.5o: No 3 hard. si.ls. Corn: No.
yellow. s79s7he; No. : yellow, sin asse;
| No. 4 white, SIX @ssc, Oats; No. s white.
l6@tsxc; standard, Ash 04sc. Rye: No.
2. si.so9i,se,., Barley, soe6;i,is Seeds:
Provisions: Pork, sits7 lard sit.ss; ribs,
| siAs7@i475 Ft
| Butter--Firm, creamery. an 1s2Hc.
| Eggs--Receipta s.fso cases: unchanged.
| Potatoes--Lower. receipts. 50 cars: Jer-
| seys, si.sa@i,4os Maine cobblers, 81. @
Las: Minnesota and Dakota ohios, sl.sS
| disc.
lPouitry--Aiivs higher; fowls, zoe; sprinss,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
Unlighted Lamp
Leads to Recover.
OF Stolen Nc or

A neglected tail-lamp was th in
significant cause OF three young men
being arrested last night for the heft
OF an auto stolen in Joliet, ILL., last
summer. John c. Corbett, { ats
worth, ILL.,, who says he is G. gh-
ton student, has confessed, polio say,
and has exonerated the others Who
were arrested with him, saying hat
he had only invited them for de.
The two other prisoners ider led
themselves as John Whalen, $ W.
nee, Okl., and Paul P. Chilenski, 704
Farnam street.
Corbett, according to Captai M.
F. Dempsey, drove the car to c .ha,
and intended to leave soon 70 =,
Louis.
Motorcycle Policeman Coope "a
the machine. on the Florence "
ward, and, noting the unlighteo all
lamp, halted the trio. Corbett's on
fusion aroused his suspicious al he
sent all three to headquarters md
drove the machine in himself.
Rev. w. ]. Corboy of the Crei ION
university faculty denies that thu oys
are students there.
"They were enrolled in the noel
last year." he said, "but all three sere
expelled then for misconduct"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
new YORK STOCKS
Market Again Maintains Its
Reputation for Excessive
Activity.
STEEL RETAINS POSITION

New York, Sept. 1s.-Today's stock mar
ket maintained its recent reputation Tor
excessive activity, sales again exceeding
1000. 900 shares. This makes the eleventh
consecutive session In which transactions
have eaualled or exceeded that impressive
total.
United States Steel retained its position
as leader on fresh advance to the new rec
ord Of 1os. placing II within 10 points Of the
preferred stock. which Is on a fixed per
cent basis. incidentally the preferred. on
Its rise to l21. was at its best quotation
since 1911.
Movements elsewhere were not altogether
in keeping with the gains made by steel.
although advances far exceeded declines.
Rails regained to points Of yesterdays
reversal, equipments were variably better.
with marked activity In General Electric
and Westinghouse. Coppers and zines re-
sponded to favorable trade conditions and
motors were inclined to throw off their re-
cent handcaps.
Sugars and oils were in greater specula-
tive favor. the former being represented by
Cuban American Sugar at the new record
Of $50. while Texas Company. Associated Oil
and California Petroleurns rose . to 3 points,
with some irregularity in Mexican Petro-
leum.
Shipping shares were consistently back
ward, developing heavlness In the final hour,
when the entire list, save for a few minor
speeialties, surrendered much OF Its advance
on pressure, seemingly of professional origin.
Total sales Of stocks amounted to 1,07o.0oo
shares.
Market news included an increase OF
American Agriculture Chemicals dividend
from to per cent, additional equipment
orders and higher prices for some OF the
base metals and by-products.
Bonds were irregular on more extensive
operations Total sales, par value. $4.s75.000
United States bonds were unchanged on call
but the coupon as declined v per cent on
sales. N
Number Of sales and quotations on leading
al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Buttsr-No, cresmery. In cartons or
tubs: s4c; No. 2. &c.
broilsrs. over . IDS, lie; hens. over I lbs.
ibc; hens under lbs. i4c; ROSTERS and
stage wanted. 1910; geeese. full feathered,
fat. i2c; young and old ducks. full fcath-
cred, fat. i2c; turkeys. any size over lbs.
ospons ibs snd oyer a4o poultry u PROOF pSor
and thin. not wanted; guineas each. &c
Euineas, young, each 3bc: squads, homers
per dox.: ~ or each. $500; IL OF. each
t2.6o; 8 or. each, Si.bo; under . OF. each.
Soc. Pigeons. per dos, $500.
Cheese quotations BY Uriau q Co.
Cheese--Tin.foiled. Swiss, $50; domestic
swias. 3sc: block Swiss. SOC: twin chsese.
s1e; tripiets. ale: daisies. ale; young Am
erica, 32c, Blue Label brick. 27c; limhsrgcr.
oystsrs--standards, ss0Ioci sslects. sue
ESQ. counts. 32@6 0c.
FIsH--Hailbut, bright steamer stock
tsho: salmon. red. lac; salmon. fall. l2c:
catfish. large or small. Ito: black bass.
isc; pike. No. l fancy. ITO; buliheads
fancy 16c; herring. 70; sunfish. medium.
7c; trout. No. I. lean Sizes to suit. Ice;
pickerel. headiess and dressed. t2c; carp,
No. I, dressed. &C.; founders. lilo: crappies.
si,ss; peeled shrimp. per ' sai. SIS, KIP.
pered salmon. i0-lb. basket. per h., Ito:
smoked whitefisb. chubs. io-ib basket per
tb., i6c.
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts effective
september II are No follows: No. ribs.
lsc: No. ., l7c; No. .. i2hc; No. l lolns,
saci No. .. ismo; No. .. 40; No. chucks.
tsc; No. :. ilhc. No. ., iohc; No. !
rounds i7Ac. No. .. 1870; No. .. isci No.
plates, sMc; No. .. 10; No o. 90.
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished BY
Fruits--orangea. walls, sss. zoos. s2ts
el.26 box; walls 12ea $500 box; walls, 1909.
1873 bog: l7ss. 2sss. $3.50 box; zoos 21ss.
$500 boz; choice soos. ssos. $3.50 boz; 27os
size so per cent less orapefruit--Mar-
kst price. Apples BeIlefIowers. si75 boz.
Washington Jonathans. extra fancy. $500
box: Colorado JonAthans, extra fancy. y2.26
box: barrels. $3.50 Dbl. Grapen--Home-
crown, sac basket: nnalagas. si.sS crate;
Tcksys t2oo crate Psara--coiorado.
shoics d. fancy : r.. is.io crate; ehoics
tr., t2.lb crate; Keifers. bushels. I.7B bu.
Keifers. crates. $50 crate. Plums--Italian
ti.66 crate. Predetermined price Ban
anab--s2OO 10 $3.50 bunch. Cantaioupes---
stanr 'ds. ss.oo crate; ponys. taso crate:
flats. 400 crate. watsrmelons--tMc Id.
vesstabls.--Lettuee. head. 800 dos;
Wax. green beans. peas. 500 basket. Pep
psrs soc basket Parsley. 500 dos Turnips.
bssts. carrots. 400 basket. Picking onions,
800 basket. Cucumbers 800 basket Cab
bage 1Ac ID. Onions, Spanish. $500 crate.
rsachss-Hoxss. $50 to 800 boz; bushels.
el.7s to $40 blu.
Honsy--ta7t case,
checkers, case. ys.So; half cases. ti76: pea
nuts, Special No. I. ID. sac; Jumbo pea.
nuts, se: popcorn. case. saso: honey. new
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
Rotarians to Entertain
YOUNGER Generation

The younger generation will have
its inning at the first MONDAY meet
ing and luncheon Of the Rotary club
of the fall.
At the weekly luncheon this
noon, which will be held in the Hen
shaw rathskellar. the junior Rotarian
movement, which had its inception at
the Field club frolic last week, is to
be discussed and tentative plans made
for what may develop into a national
project.
E. U. Graf, superintendent of
schools and Boy Scout commissioner,
will act as chairman of the meeting.
The principat>speaker of the meet
ing will be c. H. English, superin-
tendent OF recreation.
Members of the vocational guidance
committee of the club are TO give
short talks and make reports on mat
tiers pertaining to the junior Rotarian
idea.
One Of the Omaha Boy Scouts has
been asked to explain in detail the
work Of the organization.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
EVERY FOOT ACHE HITS
BRAIN A SEVERE JOLT

closely interrelated that a shock to any
part of the body Is echoed In the brain,
This Is particularly true, every foot ache.
pang of pain or discomfort shocks the whole
nervous system and jolts the brain like a
blow. That Is why foot sufferers are 20 often
unable to do themselves justice and why SO
for a place who Is foot sufferer. Foot
troubles, however, are easily banished A 26-
cent package of Wa-Ne-Ta will relieve foot
troubles and bring relief almost instantly.
water will furnish a foot bath that will
wash away the pangs and aches Of tired.
sweaty, burning, sore and tender feet. Ex-
cellent when used for general bathing, leay-
ing skin soft and sanitary. II your druggist
hasn't wa-Ne-Ta, send us 10 cents and We
will gladly mail you sample package. L.
C.. Landon Co., South Bend, Ind-Advt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

sheep-ouite : share Of the supply was
late In EsttinE UP to the barn and on this
account Il was well along in the forenoon
hefprs enough lambs had soid to establish
! market. What stun wAs yarded carly
was mostly Of only . fair sort. but the
demand was broad and buyers took hold
In good nhape and BY midfcrenoon several
bands had sold around 1000, which allow
Ing for difference In quality was thought BY
most traders to be as much ~ io@ibc
higher than yesterday.
~ noon most Of the fat lambs had chang
I'd hand. prices remaining about the same
~ carly, that Il ic0l6c higher than yes
terdAy. Mcne Of the sales made up to mid
day wore It ti0.4001o.6o. Feeders had
bought stuff At fully steady prices Late
ness IN getting strings sorted up and the
tact that quality was not very good made
: dfAegy market out Of what would or
dinariiy have boon . lively one. Old sheep
wore most too scarce 10 mention. the mar
ket being quoted nominaily steady.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 10000 1850: lambs, fair
to good. sloio6io.4o; iambs, feeders, ys.76
@i0Ao; yearllnGs. good TO choice, t7.7S@
$50: yearlings fair to good, S7.oo@7.7s:
rearlinwn feeders te.Eo@s.oo; wethsrs. fair
10 choice, 35bo07.bo: ewea. good to choice.
s6.75Q7.25; ewes, fair to good, Ss.00Q6. 90 /:
ewes. plain to culis. tt.oe@b75; ewes, feed
Ing. ss.oo@s.7t; ewes. breeders. ali ages,
$i.sb6e.0o. l
rtnpr<z<ntafiya sales. .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
GRAIN And PRODUCE
Wheat Market is Steady to a
Cent Up, While Corn
Drops a Little
OATS STAY ABOUT EVEN
Omaha. septombsF 10. 1911

Omaha, septombSF 10. 1915.
Tho wheat market continues steady, SELL
ing unchanged to lie higher, Most OF the
sales were made at yesterdays prices. the
demand was fair. but there were few sales
made. as the sellers are holding Tor hisher
prices.
Corn was off, declining u to cents low
err. The yellow corn. which generally com.
mands a premium, sold the same as mixed
corn. The demand for this cereal continues
poor.
Oats were quoted unchanged to &c nigh
or, although most OF the sales were made
at unchanged prices. Standard oats solo al
the white prices today.
CIearances were: Wheat and flour, equal
to $4,000 bu.; corn, $1,000 bu.; oats, sbe,ooo
bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat h42d lower;
corn. u CID lower.
Primary wheat receipts were i.3so,ooo bu
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
OF 2.7sb.oo0 bu. and shipments OF 2'ltS.ooo
bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bn
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
OF $4,000 bu. and shipments Of $4,000 bu
last year.
Primary oats receipts were i.2f1,o0o bu
and shipments 10000 bu.. against receipts
OF 1,114,000 bu and shipments Of 100000 bu
last wear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
Delegates Named to
The Irrigation CONGRESS

Mayor Dahlman has appointed the
following as delegates to the Irriga-
ton congress at Ell Paso, October IA
to l8: A. v. Kinsler, Frank w. john
son, John A. Cavers, Charles J. Lane,
D. c. Patterson, George Brandeis, H.
b. Zimman, H. E. Newbranch, T. ].
Nolan and Nels Updike. Any other
local irrigators who care to go and
pay their own expenses will be added
to lthe delegation if they will make
themselves known to the mayor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
Cooking and Sewing in
EVENING Hiqh s, hool

With the opening Of the e. ming
high school in the South High hool
building on October is, cookin and
sewing will be introduced for tn l.. ST
time in an Omaha, evening high
school. These branches will / Of
fered in connection with the re {ular
academic course. Last winter a eve
ming cooking class was conduc E / al
South High under the auspices the
Recreation board, but this pla' has
been abandoned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20
Mayor Declares He Will
Continue to Grant Permits

Replying to criticism of the
United Improvement club, as express
ed in a letter from Secretary M. ].
Greevy, Mayor Dahlman advised the
city council that he intends making
no change in his policy of granting
free permits in cases where such ac
ton will serve the ends Of worthy
charity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

New York. Sept. 1e.---After an carly ad-
vance the market for coffee future reacted
under renewed liquidation. which appeared
to be promoted by reports Of an easier
tendency In cost and freight offers. The
market opened at an advance OF to 10
points and sold about 10 to II points mot
higher during the morning. with May con-
tracts touching 1850 on covering and bull
support. which seemed partly due to a
stronger technical position after the decline
Of 80 or 90 points from recent high levels
Offerings increased this level and May
later sold off to s,osc. with the close show
ing net loss OF ! points on September
and October, while other months were s 10
points higher Sales $4,000 bags Clos
ing bids: September and October, s.o5c
November. s.sbc; December. a82o; January,
S.sbc: February, sBsc; March, s.s2ci April,
s,sie; May. ssic; June. s,osc: July. s.oSc;
August. s.fse.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7s, SIC; Santos n,
INC; offerings Of aSntos IA were reported
In the cost and freight market ranging
from fo.16c to 1910. London credits,
The official cables reported an advance
Of 50 reis at Rio. while Santos spots were
] 90 refs lower and futures rs reis higher
70 10 rels lower Rain was reported In -four
districts Of San Paulo, with tempera lures
ranging from 81 10 10 degrees
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

Minneapolis. Sept observation-disclosures
closed si.57%. Cash: No. hard. sl.e6Si
No. / northern. si.soA flt.el%; to arrive
si.bSx d7leO%s No. northern, $1.56s. o
ii. soN: No. white. si,st& Qi.s5&.
corn--No. yellow, stGs2e.
: ogts--No. white, tse TO tsM cite
Fiaxsced--ta.of8ati.
rlour--Unchanged.
Barlcy--6sc ftLeS.i
Eye--Sl.is@l.1s
4 fran--ssi.oo o e2oo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

Naw York, Sept. le.--Metals--Lesd, Sf.ee
mYso. spelter, steady; spot East st. Louis
delivery. ss26as.T5. Copper. arm; cleo
troiytic. ss7.oo@2ss5. Iron, steady. Tin.
arm; spot. $ss.75@ss.7S
Al London. Spot copper, f1is; futures,
fff2; electroiytic, fts6. Spot tin, tl7l Tvs;
futures, fi7a, Lead, ESQ los, speiter. $50,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

Kansas City. Sept. is.--wheat--No. 4
hard. sin@i.ss: No, red. n,6i0i.5b;
December. ti.ts; May. si.t7. w
Corn--No. mixed, ss@ssnc. No, .
st0Ahc; December 7ax@Tsk: May,
75hc.
mixed, t6@t7c.
Butter--crcamery. sine; firsts, aso: Sec
onds, s7hc; packing, ave.
Eggs--Firsts, CSC. 4 f
pouitry--iiens, isAc; ROSTERS lie; broii-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

st. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. io,--cattle--Rc-
ceipts. $500 head; market, best steady;
heifers. sL2b@1o.ooi calves. s6.oo@Ii5o.
Hogs--ReceIpts, $500 head market
slow. steady; top, sit.o5; bulk Of sales
t10.5oGl1.00.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 1900 head |;
market steady; lambs. 1io.oo@io.5o ewes.
1T.00@T.6o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

PfairIe Hay-~ChoIcc upland, Si0.b0fD
100; No, !, ts,6oWiooo, No .. $1,000
400; No. ., sb,oo@yoo Choice midland
ss.to0ebo,No. 4, $3.50 9s.so; No. q, 1880
$50; No. ., sb,oo@s00. Choice lowland
800 1905 No. 4. t6.5o97.bo. No. ., $500
q 500, No. ., 3.oo@ho0. F
straw--choice wheat $500; choice oat
or rye, ss.oo@e,5o.
Alfalfa---Choioe alfalfa. sls.5oDiAS0;
No. l, Si2oo@is.So, Standard. $4,000
il.so; No. .. ss5o@io.ooi No. s. 5000 d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

ST. Louis. Mo-. Sept MISUNDERSTANDING
io,soo head; market steady; native beef
steers s7.6o61ioo; yeariing steers and
heifers. ss6o6loso: cows. s5.5o@2oo;
stockers and feeders, s6.3o0aoo; prime
yeariing steers and heifers. 175o9ooo; ma
tive calves. ss.0o01i.7b. +,
Hogs - Receipts ,i1.4oO head; market
steady; lights. stoso@liao; pigs 5000
1880; mixed and butchers, Slo7o@ll.lo;
good heavy, u1.soGli.+o; bulk Of sales.
3f0.70@1i30.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts. 1900;
market steady to 1bc higher: lambs. 1900
1888; slaughter ewes. S5,0od1.c5 bieatins
ewes. $s.ooGi0.oo; ycariinss Ss.o0@e0o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

London, Sept. is.-American securities
sarged and occasionally were below parity
today on the stock market.
silver--Bar, SAID per ounce.
Money--4h per cent.
Discount Rates---Short bills, w @6h per
cent. three months, bh per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

st. Louis. Sept is.--wheat--No. rod,
1885, i.sa: No . hard. ti.5iH 6l.sih;
December, si.4sN Gl50.
Corn--HiKher; track MOI 2. $50; No. Z
white, saw oslo; December, 7sH@ 7sNc.
oats--steady; track No. Q, CSC; No. .
white nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

lilo: heavy, sio.s5e1oso: packers and
butchers. slo.sb61I.15; Hight, $io.eo@iL15;
pigs. ss.oa@100o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $4,000 head;
market steady: lambs. s9,759io.7o; year
linEs s75oGs6o; wethers, ,7,oo@7.7S; ewes.
"a b0fp7 AZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

Savannah Ga, sept, is,--rurpentine--
$40; receipts. sl7; stock. sSi7c.
ai7o bbls.; ipments, i,yss; stock. st5ss,
Quotations: a. b, tt.7s; c. D. $3.50; +,
X. ss.so; n, tsss; wG, 1850: WV. sssc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20


csttls-Rscsipts. though not 20 heavy a.
yesterday. were very liberal. ls1 cars be-
inF reported. This makes the total for the
two days this week 2s.7tt head. the largest
Of any similar period since the lopening Of
the range season. and over 2ooo head
larger than for the corresponding period
4 ysaf ago. Other markets were generally
we'll supplied. 30 that packers were again In
. position where they could afford TO take
their tin1e In filling orders. Thus u nap
psned that the trade was q little slow, all
though prices on good to choice grades
we're fully steady with yesterday. This me-
dunn to common kinda ware weak to loo
lower.
besvea, 1900 oio.ts; fair to good beeves,
}t.oooio.oo. common to fair beeves. 1850
e.6o: good to choice grass bceves. t1.761
o.2k: fair to good grass beevss S7s2b@I.7b:
good % choice hsifsrs. ss;7s01aS; 1900 to
tseS06Se; common to fair cows. tt,bo@
SIS; good TO choice feeders. e7aS6s.ss;
fAir 70, good feeders. ts.s607.ss; common
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7.os: stock COWS. ts.SoosSoi sto I calves.
se,so@e.5 veal calvss. Ss.0o@1i.oc; beef
bulls, st.ss. ETC.. ts.ooe7ooi bologna bulls.
Representative sales,
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a a. Anderson wyoming.
sssssss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 s. s:.ss5. - y
Charles Farthins--wyominE \.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-20

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