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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-23
slot FOR SALE

NEW sHir YARDS
sEw Mit.fA
Thousands % men -ursinK In thsss
plants and mills. only IS minute. from
your work. modern iiitis homes SIS
month Call va up and talk with
ua about them
GEO " " WHITE INVESTMENT co
MAIN a1es .p5 Oriental niccb
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EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGIST

Madam nina has Just arrived IN Seattle
never sas here before. and she can tell
Ysu all your past ilf~ and what your
future iifs is 10 he can advise you IN
business affairs. family affairs and love
affairs tsm sou whsn You wlil marry
and the Initial ~ the one you will
marry hoe 70 conquer your enemies
and avoid all tfoatis and 10 happy
tells Fou Ia regard to your absent
friends. tells yea NhAt you are adapted
Tor aud how 20 be successful In ufs
tells you What business IL most lucky
for you. The madam will give you
every satisfaction. Her readings are al
confidential charges 80 cents The
madam can be found ~ 1ith Union a.,
between Second and Third ayes. YER
nan Hotel
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29-Unfurnished Apartments

NEWLY kAt.sOMfsEp AND GROOM
modern apartments Walking distance
los rent Must be seen 20 be appfs-
eiatsd wfeshkii Apartments. SIC
Howard -
norei QUINN. fs uNivEnstrr-
Modern rooms. weekly $3.50 upi ran.
silent SOC up
fmE QUINCY = MODERN AND 4
rooms Inexpensive. ~ I'M Eas,
ssss
hr LAWHEScE-s AND MODERN
.par'msn,s csii 1875 Eish,h ave
3i--Housekeeping Rooms
NICELY fUHAfntED HounkkKEr.
ina rooms, hath room. pantry. closets
Fremont North stss
VIM APART MENrA-ptg Fit-rH AND
Madison. opposite public library Two
houssh coping feams. ~ per Nssh. Nth
Gas slsc,re iirh' bath and phone tn
elusive Guist clean ana respectable
Alec ons AZ o. per week Inclusive
-~@---eH~--7~--s@-~~rs-
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MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

n osis's creates, e'airvnrani ard rhrss.
aissiai guarantees - rad your satire
ttfs past. prsssnt and failure xisss true
advice on business. invs. health and
family affairs tells the name ~ your
faiafs husband or sifs. and shat 20 do
10 b. successful In nfs she has iass
srTtssd In Tits city asser here before
Ore virif Will par yeu for your many
lsappointnsns. IN sshsrs she viii 70.
mas. 81 obstaciet I'D tell you hos 10
Win and hold THE ono yoa desire che
awe. sdstre - all irnpartsnt affairs 81
life special f-adinKs tec. Hotel Ella
roofn &. 1871 Herord near rins
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10-For Sale Livestock

FEMALE AtBEDALE PUPPY
months old. prize winning stock best
IN seattle. $40. Address f.-is star.
FoK sALE-TEAM OF HORSES CHEAP
Bryant Lumber co harm. Fremont
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1 FEMALE HELP WANTED

WASTs WOMEN
clerks, $40 month. Seattle GAMMA
lions soon. write for sample MUGS
fions Franklin Institute, Dept 7gi.a.
Rochester. ~ Z.
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2s-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
The celebrated Phs~nalpEisf. ciairsoraut
ard psiuiisf gives seisntific readings
81 al affairs - NE past present 81
future. You hAtr seen the others roe
sss the beet n in sfastir All readings
guaranteed sasisfseteff ~ ne fees &c
esptsf Headings sst Location over
o~i drug STORE sets PIKE q renfn e
BE YOUNG AT 70
HEALTH AND hearty f.Errrnt.a
Monday. WednrstaF. Friday. each seek.
sse . IN -. Hfsth ave isuuis
Preach Jahnsen. "a ~ u
CIRCLES TuEaDkf AND FHtpAN
evenings. rsaiiHss d.iiy. lecture We'd.
us-faY sweating itst Third. opposite
postofflrs Hotel ntbse.
SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY
Monday. Wednesday. rriday zach wess.
D m "a. Eisth ave y. jsnnie
Preach johnson. mp
dft-TEp nov MEDIUM -FttL READ
inx- see nesm Z. Green Hotel sis
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HOTELS AND
ApARTM ENTS

Corner Ftrs, Az. and Fias =,
Large modern. outside rooms, elevator
service phone. In all rooms fiFst.ctss,
In everY respect see up with private
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
MARTINIQUE EiOHrH AND UNION
Furnished Groom apartments. 90 50
IN necms with or without private
hath ttste ur Hotel service nteht
sud day Main r.so
llsr,tsssss--isi,s, sssesa . yes se
s-For Sale-Miscellaneous
SPECIALIZING IN RUGS
m. wAiaren Co carries the asscrsmsn,
and makes prices that takes the trade
20 1883 Fourth. henrY mos
SASH AND pooHs
soid at factory prices. direct from our
mill We astp anybody. anywhere. ana
guarantees sat- delivery to destination.
Our hiE. complete catalogue No. -.
mailed free. post paid A postal card
Will bring one 20 you Aess below q
fs~ % eur iow priessi
s.cre~s panel doors ,..........t Ia
ssie tsiixht harm sash ..4...... "a
iexff s-itsht Easement sash 80. 50
stt SLIGHT hrood-r Yah ...s... 80
| snff f~hsht ~tndc~s ......... isi
s-piS Geld Seal roofing ....... 10
t,plY veneer panels. .aaar. foot, esS
Knock down window frames ... ies
20 s-feo. flportnE thousand 80. fsee
20 s-fn3, ceiling Thousand .. ites
snd t-feot fIoortaE and ceiling.
o. n WILLIAMS CO
T.i Nsln 1871, isst FIRST Az.
NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE
ODD slssd rugs many square. some long
and nsrrov. up 20 1891 feet at
waidroas itss Four,h.
AEw PIANOS FoK RESr. pvSr Az.
piled en- purchase Msysr-rsnsr. sIt
rninn
WfiITTALL BiGELOw
and s,osn~'s fine rug, sola a. wAidrons
a. pleasing price. Term. sivsa. al
iiif Fesr,h
CHEAPEST PLACE 20 Boy % rect .s~.
inE fneehis~. Tir pin- sain isss
MARSHALL FIELD 4 co.
fine rugs rstaii~d al Chicago prte~. b.
W&idren Co. iss. Fourth Shipped all
over, Terms siven sVsfYwhsre. Cor.
rssportene~ invited.
isss wEsrLAkE-sscsaa-h ana raasss
iov Price
FOR OFFICE USE
Ffns. piafn green OF tan rug. IN pis..
lows imported ~.ave. In all sizes at
attractive, prices. on sale at waidsan
Co. specializing In rugs 1884 rsurth
Henry Bldg, Thsir third year in 50.
attic
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lo-Male Help Wanted

MODERN HARDER COLLEGE
III Washington st.
Teaches the barber trade thoroughly
under our system. pays you wages:
secures positions.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS OPES
the way 20 good government positions
can coach you by mail at small cost
Full particulars free to any America n
citizen Of - or over write today Tor
Booklet cE-2ss Earl Hopkins. wash
inEtou. u. q.
$500 VALUE TROUSERS FOR ~ %.
Iundqulst -fiily upstairs clothes shop.
Green Bldg Fourth and Pike
GOOD MAN ~ Or PERMANENT
representative depirous of earning fgs
ID month In spare time. or over 5000
month Aupt Every Wcck" $50
rittock Block. Portland Or
OEIoINAB MOLEh BARBER SCHOOL
223 Occidental Ave
We teach the barber trade thoroughly;
secure positions: wages willis learning
Special low rate
WASTED--AMATEu LYRIC THEA
ire zo4 Occidental ave. Friday
BY DOISO BUSINESS UPBTAIRq.
Trscis sells Mons t2s suits and over.
coats for as Trarie's Upstalr, Suit
Shop. so5h THIRD ave.
KAVAEAUGB's ~. 90 hats 1905 let ave
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MARTINIQUE EiUHrh AND UNION
Furnished Groom apartments, 90 80
IN neoms with or without private
hath ttsto up Hotel service niGht
sud day Main r.so
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Corner Firss Ave and Pine ~
Large modern. outside rooms. elevator
service. phone. In all roafns first -clas,
In eSerY respect zee up! with private
hath. 81
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i6-Agents Wanted

DOWN WITH HIGH GAHOLiNE-Gas
Tonic equals automobile gasoline nt &C.
per gallon Sell II 70 car owners and
make hix profits Hates guaranteed.
white Mfg. Co. Dent. 50. Cincinnati. o
1850 CLEAR rs 90 DAYS an LESS
conRenia1 work In your own com
munitys man or woman. no capital re-
quired. spare time may be used. In
teruatfonai Press. Philadelphia
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,-For Sale-Miscellaneou

SPECIALIZING IN RUGS
The WAiarog Co carries the asscrtnen,
and makes prices that takrs the trade
b ItsE fnnrth. MenrY lilAk
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36----Rentals

37-Business Chances
nuNpnEpn or ruorsAspH Dol
lars unclaimed deposits In California
hAnss awst claimants Have names
dates. amounts You may 10 heir %
Some Write California Hureau In
essfisafien. eti rarifn Hids. san
franrisrn
niu noNEr-r1s1w AuToMoniLIsTs
how te hUra ffee ar instead - -
rersfts gasoline Sell the i.iftie Plead.
ftsnd for pawsf mileage and saseiins
SAVING "NsN WndnFs Seller Ffss
astaps Ef~afs Hamsn. Sales Dept
T. cinrlnnssL Q
~ NGNANtNu AsD SoMNtNNisN
aarnts business - every description
tfansscfsa ~ Tha@ A Head. &c Mo
pess,s us sss.,s5 ..sS-s->~oo,-,.oo>
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l7-Salcsmen Wanted

900 sALEsMEN WANTED AT ONCE
Sell Magic motor Kaa $40 per day.
One quart. ~ equals 30 gallons Eaao-
line ia mileage Don't delay Your
territory may hc open Auto Kennedy
u Eysns y clnelnastl &c.,,
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Manicuring -Massaging

DOROTHY WILSON -' mn,
massage Room Is. Serfi. Hotel. i'iae
Ishfrd ave
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3O-Furnished Rooms

RENT. cHEAP--B MfNtlTEs Walk
from Pike at fully furnished rooms
unfurnlsbed. with bath. at gol0
Ninth ave
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Ffne. plata green OF tan ruxs IN risr-
lows Imported Seave. IN all sis.s ct
attrAcfiv, prices on sale at waidsan
Co. specializing In rugs. is1t Feurth.
Henry BLDG. Their third year In So.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-30
PEOPLES PULPIT
DO not submit manuscripts
with requests that they be r.
turned " not used. The Courier
will not return them.
will not return them.

Editor The Courier:
AS president of Cloutman w. r. c.,
wish to express regret at the change
in plans for the Memorial day observ-
ance which will prevent the scattering
of flowers upon the waters In honor Of
the sailor and soldier dead resting
under the waves. In my opinion this
is as necessary q part of the days
program as Is the remainder. We
should teach the rising generation that
Memorial day was created to keep
alive the memory not alone of those
bodies lie in marked or unmarked
graves, but likewise OF those who
went to death In the depths of~the
ocean and in the rivers. All were
heroes and there should be no discrim.
ination.
In many cities 1t is customary for
the relief corps to present flags to the
Sunday schools of the churches in
which Memorial services are held.
think so much of this custom that
am going to present a nag to the NJ
e. Sunday school Id hopes that the
corps will keep up the practice.
e Anna n. Park.
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Stock Market

New York. May 7s.-Prices hardened
after opening Of trade to-day. tne
strength Of Reading and Lehigh valley
Forming the basis Of general improve
ment. Motors continued to domlnate :
specials. WHY'S Overland gained
points. with almost Ave for Chandier
Motors to the new record Of 1oeh on
its Increased dividend. while Genera
Motors slunnped 81 points to 462. Locse
Wiles f,rst preferred was prominent LOT
it's rise of points. Business fell away
noticAbly on the better tendency ana
At midday the market was almost mo-
tionless. Bonds were Arm.
Aside from such specialtiea as the :
automobile group in which gains OF
to 5 points were recorded. no strikine
CHANCES from last weeks hnal quota :
tions were noticed on the Resumption
OF trading today. War shares sucn As
Crucible Steel, Mexican Petroleum ano
some Of the metals were lower by q
point. There were fairly large in1tlai
offerings Of United states Steel. READ
inn and Kennecott Copper 1t minor
changes, but otherwise dealings were
light and narrow.
The closing was str0n4.
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Grain Review

Chicago, May eS.-Fine rains both IN
Oklahoma and Kansas brought about
material declines today in the price OF
wheat. Increasing stocks at Liverpool
tended also to weaken the market here.
Opening quotations, which ranged from
sc to Ike lower. with July at $l.osh
to y and September at S1.osM to
$1o9h, were followed by an additional
setback and then a moderate rally.
Renewed downturns which took place
sent prices lower than before. Evening
ur Of trades is view of the holiday to-
morrow. however. tended to cause fresh
rallies. The close was unsettled, &c to
IN 6lMc net lower, with July at $1.o7h
and Sept at S1.0SK@1.09.
Corn swayed with wheat. Trading
was mostly In small lots. After opening
Nc to &c lower, the market recovered
virtually in full.
subsequently rains resulted from Ill :
nois. Iowa and Nebraska advices that
much replanting would be necessary,
The close was strong. at y to Ne net
advance. tls :,
Weather Of Z kind to favor growth
made the oats market easy. Selling was
general.
= Plentiful receipts Of hogs carried
down provisions. No support developed
until sharp brakes had taken place.
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TO
PETITION

Sigourney, May 20. A big booster
equal suffrage meeting was held at Sig.
Quincy on Saturday afternoon. The
Be Natural club, assisted by local SUI.
fragists served coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts throughout the afternoon.
The room was profusely decorated
with pennants and the suffrage color,
yellow was In evidence everywhere.
Fannie r. Wilson, county chairman.
presided and speeches were made by
Rev. Orville Hodge, Geo. B. Baker, D.
w. Hamilton, Rev. Lloyd Lanning,
John Baty, J. r. McVicker, S. w. Need.
ham and Rev. w. F. Vanderlippe.
A large number Of people were in at.
tendance and much enthusiasm shown,
and altogether the occasion proved to
he ! great success.
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St. Louis Hav Market.

st. Louis. Mo-. May 29.-sNy-Re-
ceived 81 cars (2s on west and 3 on
east side Of river) which included 13
cars timothy. ver-inixed, 3 prairie
and II alfalfa. Timothy and clover.
mixed and again sparingly offered and
sold readily at firm to strong prices.
Prairie Of scant No. and lower quality
was in quiet request and easy, while
high grades are quotably frm, but not
obtainable Alfalfa experienced furth-
or depressed market; demand is ter
ribly sluggish and values continue to
show sharp losses; quality Of new crop
hay received 80 far has been exception
ally good. Sales on this side: Clover
mixed, cars no grade at 50 and $3.50
r. G., part car scant No. 2 at 1880, /
car common No. At $14; timothy, !
car no grade at $40, part car No 3
(stained) at I'll, car No. 3 at $12, part
car do at $3.50, car good No. at
81, car common No. at SIS, car
No. 2 at SIG. cars No. at ST. 2 cars
scant and ordinary No. / at SIS and
$3.50; prairie, two parts Of cars No. 3
at -, 1 car common No. Z at $1,000, l
car scant No. at $3.50; alfalfa, old,
/ car No. 2 at 311 new 1 cars good
No. 2 and No. I at $14, 2 cars high No.
l to choice at 316. On east side: tim
othy. car scant No. at $1s and car
good No. at $50 both switched.
Straw-Scaree and quotably Arm at
$3.50 track for sound wheat or oats
late sales at that.
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e. Louis Cash Grain.

u VuVV
st. Louis. Mo-. May 2s.-The cash
grain market follows:
wheat-No. 2 red, $1.10: No. red,
$103@1.O6; No. 4 red. 8S@92c; No.
hard, 31.o21h q LOS; No. 4 hard, S39s4c.
Corn-No. Q mixed, 6sh @6sxc; No. 8
white, 70@70Ac; No, 2 yellow, TON @
Tic; No. 8 white, 69hc; No. white,
CSC. No.<S mixed. 6Sh @6s1c; No. 8
yellow, Toe.
oats--No. Q mixed. 3s@sshc; No. 3
mixed, 3Shc; No. 8 white, 3SA@39hc;
No. 4 white, SEX @37Kc.
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CHICAGO Hay Market.

Chicago. May 29.-Hay-R Receipts 54t
tons !: shipments, 103 tons Timothy hay
firm. Demand good and offerings
slightly larger. Better grades Of prairie
hay firm. while the of grades are easy
Supply moderate and demand rather
good. Choice timothy hay quotable a,
$21@22; No. 1 at $l9.50@2O: No. 2 al
$17.5o@1s; No. 8 at 314@15; Kansas
Oklahoma and Missouri prairie hay
choice $16$1b.50; No. 1 $13+14: No.
SHOE. Glover hay. $11@12. Illinois
Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie
hay, $9.50@1050: packing hay. 1909;
alfalfa hay, $11@17.00.
Sales were: On track-Not graded
timothy. car at 1850, car at 321
Clover hay, part car at SO. Not graded
prairie car Arkansas at 1925, 1 cal
Kansas at $1,000.
Straw-Rye straw quotable at $11M
1850. Dat straw at $9@9.5O. Wheat
straw at $8@8.50.
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Prinaex Maxamant,
Car Lat Raoaints.

wheat--100 cars. with 81 Of contract
grade.
corn-l4s cars, with 81 Of contract
grade.
Oats-2s2 cars with q Of contract
grade. Total receipts Of wheat at Min
neapolis, Duluth and Winnipeg today
were 1851 cars, compared with LII
cars last week.
Estimated cars tomorrow, Chicago
Wheat. ,206; corn, 1928; oats, 1914.
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chie.ao Ljv, stock; Opening.


Chicago, May 2s.-The opening liv,
stock market follows:
Hoss-Market dull. &c lower: quality
good; receipts, 10000; estimated to-
morrow, $4,000: left. over 1.674; bulk,
Ss.so@s.75: light, $s.1o@s.7o; heavy,
$9.25@9.S5: good heavy. S9.40@e.s6;
mixed, ss.35@ss0; rough, e$s.25@s.4o;
Yorkers, $s.25@9.60: pigs, $7.2b@s.10.
Cattle-Market 10 to zoe lower; re-
ceipts, 10000: estimated tomorrow, o.
@s.4o: westerns, $500 s.4o; COWS and
iheifers, $4.50@9.65; stockers and feed
ers. 36@S.sO; calves, $s@l1.
r Sheep-Market csc lower; receipts
$4,000; estimated tomorrow. 1000; ma
tives, $7@s3O; westerns s7@8.35; year
lings, Ss.25@9.50; lambs. native, $50
1850; westerns, $S.50@10.65: sprins
lambs, $9@l2.
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Chicago Live stoek;l Closing.

Chicago. May 2s:-The closing live
stock market follows:
ceipts, $4,000; estimated tomorrow 49,
900: bulk, $9.55@s.7o: hight. $s.10@9.65:
heavy, $s.so@s.so; mixed, $s.30@s75;
rough. $9.20@9.35.
Cattle-Market 10 to csc lower than
last weeks close; top, $10.65.
Sheep-Market soc lower than last
weeks close: receipts, $4,000; top
S1O65.- ri s
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St. Iouia lixa Stock.

St Louis, May 2S.-Hogs-Receipts
10000; lower; pigs and lights, $500
80; mixed, $s.5o@s.75; heavy. $1,000
$50; bulk, $s.5509.70.
Cattle-Receipts 5000: steady; steers,
S7.5o@10.50; heifers, n $50 49, cows.
$5.5o@s.15: calves, $6@1i.50. S@
Sheep-Receipts 5000; lower: weth-
ers, $7.75@s.25; lambs. $10@l2.20; ewes
$7.5o@9.26; spring lambs. $10@18.esas'&as..
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k.n... CITY Cash Grain.

u n kanOAo CITY VaSW 0rNVU.
Kansas city. Mo-. May 29.-The cash
grain market follows:
wheat-No. 2 hard, $102@1.07; No. 2
red. $1.o2@1.07.
Corn-No. : mixed, ssh csc; No. 2
white, 67hc;, No. 2 yellow, CSC.
Oats-No q white, 44@45c; No.
mixed, 40@41c.
Rye-e6@S7c.
Observation-Disclosures; prairie
$s.5o0l0; alfalfa, $12.50@13.5o.
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New York Produce

New York Produce.
New York, May Observation-Disclosures
nrmer: receipts, 6,s20; creamery extras
3ohc: firsts. 29@30c; seconds, $50
2s11c.
Eggs steady: receipts, 2s,417; fresh
gathered extra fine, 24ss q z5c; regular
packed extrs hrsts. 23@23hc; do hrsts
22M23c; seconds. 20k@11hc.
Cheese-Unsettled; receipts, 982;
state fresh specials. 1Sc; do average
fancy, 16@15%c.
Live poultry-weak: broilers. $50
33c: other prices not settled: dressed.
quiet: chickens, 1s@2sc; fowls 1s@2sc;
turkeys, 2s@3Sc.
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death General Grant wrote : note, tS3
be opened after his death. It contains
ed these words, IL 1t 10 within GadsG
providence that should 80 now, Al
ready to obey his call without ns,ifs
smur. May trust that you too, wkel'
the call comes. may be able ~ III
|swer % did your great commandsss B.
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Peoria Cash Grain

Peoria, Ill.,, May 29.-The cash grain
market follows
Corn-No. s white, CSC; No. yellow,
6s1k q sec: No. mixed, Csc; sample,
@66c. @4@
! oats-No. 3 white. ss@ssxc; No. 8
mixed, 37Ac.
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81. Loui. Horse. and MuIe..

East St Louis. ILL.,. May 29.-vHorses-
Steady: draft, $175@225 chunks, $3.50
OBS: southerns, $s5@125.
Mules-Steady, Is to 1914 hands, $50
OPS: Is to 15M hands, $125@19O; IA
to 14h hands. $65@125.
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Omaha Live Stock

Omaha, Nebr., May 2s.-The live
stock market follows: ~ s,-+,s. .siia e
Hogs-Market lower: receipts. Z. 100;
heavy. S9.S5@9.45; light. $s.20@s.35;
pigs. $S@9: bulk, 9.25@9.40. z&
Cattle Market slow; receipts, ~
900: steers, $500 1850.
SHEEP Market lower: receipts, s.
700; yearlsnEs. $s.25@s.26; wethers.
$7.25@S.25; lambs. 1901
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 2s.-Butter-Market
firm: creamery, 26@2sc.
Eggs-steady: receipts, 31,471 cases:
firsts, 2oA @21Ac; ordinary firsts, 1871
@2Oc: at mark. cases included, 20621c.
Potatoes-Lower; old, receipts, 46
cars: Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota
and Dakota white, 95m$1.05:, new. re-
J ceipts. IL cars; Louisiana, Texas and
Alabama sacked triumphs. $1.55@1.70.
Poultry-Alive, steady; fowls, 19hc.
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az. louis Produce.

st. Louis, Mo-. May 29.-Poultry--
Chickens. 151kc: springs, 24@32c; tur
keys, 13@24c: ducks, 13c; geese, Sc.
Butter-Creamery, 2sh@29c
Eggs-19c.
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Latest Markets Of the World
PLENTY or HOGS
sent TO MARKET
WESTERN cEkrERs WELL SUP
Piled AND THE. PRICE Is DE.
PRESSED A LITTLE.

Chicago. May 2s.-Liberal receipts
throughout the west gave downward
swing today to the hog market.
Supplies Of cattle, sheep and lambs
were also plentiful.
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Kansas civ Live Stock.

Kansas city. Mo-. May 2s.--FIogs-
Receipts $1,000: lower; bulk, $4,000
s.ss; heavy, ss.so@s,70; light. $3.50
$50; pigs Se.75@S.25. n M B; / !5s
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; lower; steers.
$10D1O.AO: IL cows. $5.75@8.65; hcifers,
$7.50@9.75; calves, $6.50@11.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000 weak; lambs.
Sa50@12; yearlings. $8.50@11; wethers,
$S.25@9.50; ewes; $4,000.
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ch;oase Cash Grain.

~" Chicago Co1n Or0IH' =
Chicago. May 29.-The cash grain
market follows:
wheat-No. 2 red. $1.0sh; No. 3 red,
s1.03@104; No. 2 hard, $1.07A @1.0sA;
No. 8 hard, $1.o4h @1.05k.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. eSN @70c: No. !
yellow. s7A @ssc; No. white, $50
oats-No white ssM @ssAc; stand
ard. ss% @4oxc. ~
Rye-No. 2, 9sc. &"~.
Barley-e1@7sc. N''
Timothy-S6@s. - @---s,---
Clover-$7.50@1B.
Pork-$22@22.50.
LaFd-$12.52.
Ribs-$ll.S5@12.35.
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New York Money! Closing.
.s New York. May 2s.-Mercantile pa.
per, az %. a4,qf
Y Bar silver-70Ac
Mexican doliars-54xc.
Time loans-Steady. ~ @3A%.
Call money-Hish. ~ 70; low, IN. :
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Kama. civ produce,

Kansas CT ty,Mo.. May 29.-Butter-
Creamery. 29c; frsts, 27c; seconds.
CSC: packing. 221sc.
Exgs-Firsts ~ Nc.
Poultry Hens, 1s1ac; ROSTERS 10 &c;
springs, 26c.
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Minneapolis Closing Grain.
A6fnp - nolia Nina Nav 29-ClOSinI

MIHHe1pUIIs' MI1a1i'' uHe1y 30' ~'oH'111e
grain:
.wheat--May, $1.12x; July, $1.12A
No. / hard, S1.lsA; No. northern
$1.13A @1.15N.
Corrl--No. 3 yellow, 72@73c.
Oats-No. I white, 3S@S8hc.
F1ax-$1.90@1.94.
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Toledo Grain Seed

Toledo, O., May 2S.-Clover seed
Prime cash, ss.75; Oct, $3.50; Dec.
1912.
- Alsike--Prime cash and Aug, $40.
Timothy-Prime cash. $3.55; Sept
$40.