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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-07
SAND BOX

in the Memphis Ford bandit case
Circuit court will convene in
Selmer Tuesday morning, Oct. is
"A primary election to select
candidates for the various county
Offices will probably be held in
McNairy county Send the
news in ftom your locality-we'll
be glad to print it Several
horse traders in town Monday :
Our rate for advertising can
be found in this issue The
Independent will print free Of
charge a financial statement OF
the town authorities in regard to
i all funds taken in and paid out
Has your subscription to the
independent expired? If you ex-
pect to receive the paper longer,
send or bring us another dollar.
-Four jurors have been Sc
cured in Memphis to try the gun
men in the Ford murder -----A
fleet Of big log trucks passed
through Selmer Wednesday
The stock law will 60 into
effect January l, 1922 The
first number of the Selmer Ly-
ceum Course, Kater, the Magi-
clan. will be given Friday night,
October 14------A letter from a
good writer living at Hamburg is
found on the back page of this
issue. We know the writer land
most all our readers know him)
and he will contribute articles to
the Independent frequently
Speeding cars with open cut
| outs on the streets of Selmer can
be seen and heard every day
Lion Story, for many years
sheriff of Hardin county. has
been appointed chief of the gov
eminent prohibition force Of the
western district of Tennessee
How many candidates and
who they will be, for the various
county Offices, is hard to deter
mine, as there is q new aspirant
mentioned every once in a while.
----T The bird hunting season for
McNairy county has not opened
yet This is the weather for
|chills to increase --------A good
corn crop is going to be gathered
lin McNairy county One of
the big army road trucks appears
| to have been abandoned, as it 10
partly dismantled and standing
out in the weather Read our
rates for advertising in this is
sue We have an unusually
large number Of news letters in
print this week. We would like
| to have letters like these every
week from every Section of the
county The county agent
says the Southern Agricultural
is . dandy farm paper. For one
dollar you can get it and the In
dependent a year ------Most all
the members were in attendance
at the session Of the county court
Monday Capt. Thos. Faun-
tleroy, a veteran of the 3Oth Di-
vision, has been designated as
one of q number of Tenneseeans
to attend the funeral of the UNI
known soldier killed in France,
whose body is to be buried in
Washington at an early date -
Gov. Taylor has made it pos
sible for the ex-Confederate SOL
diers in the Confederate Home to
attend the Chattanooga reunion.
1 1JsA.~--e n Ill ~
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-07

the matter The rural schools
in the county will probably open
early in November.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
Jt,lar,n.
Dberridter @bite seiturbcn.

@QlD1l1gI0n. Su11DeSDDerrfmtc
5gomaro GouglaB 8bite lit bier I'LL
Alter bon rs Sabren %geitorben. S1l
9ouiliana aeboren, biente er I'M 8iir.
gerfriege in Den &eiben ser &onfo-
beriertenormee uno ipurbe nod iei-
ner grn4b1ung in ben 8u11oesienot
in 1891 eine rationale Sigur. 81
oie11te oort inbeiien MIR orci Sabre,
So i'm 8raiioeut glepeIaro 1894
an SOS 0bergeridt berief. gr m11roe
1910 bon Bra1ibent Soft, Ser fubn
uber oie @epflogenbeit bintpeggil1g,
Ste &ibter aus 1einer eiaenen Nartei
gu ernernen, 5lt11t Bralioenten bes
Obergeridts ernantt, uno &idter
8bite mar, Ser BEN 8raiioenten @il,
ion un6 Saroing Ben Mmtseio OBJ
nabm.
@arnt por enrupaiiiidlen gbanbtniten.
Yr1 Ioeton, Seem SerIeD. 8or
Gbaatinilten guropas narrte
Der ea1erifaniide @beinIano 4om-
mi1far g. 8. Slopes in elmer Mebe
im V1aitiiben alub Der 8rinceton-
nniperlitdt.
u5gDie fran5oiiide MiIitarpartei lit
cntldioiIen, in sos &ubrgebiet ein-
5ufanen," iagte er nnnIere Gbein-
orn1ee lit cine Bulperipur, Die bon
oem Bll1fte, mo bie Sl1rfen euro.
pdi16er Militdrnbel1teuer an itdrf-
item ipriiben, brett in ltnfere eige-
nen 0iiltarmaga5ine fibrt. 9ns
menig1te, mas mir tun f0nnen, lit,
sic 8erbinbung, 10 LANCE es nod
gebt, ab5ubrefen.
,DentIdlonD Bat ebenio ipie I'M
Stunt 1919 nad)gegeben, als ibm
Die YiltoIe auf Die 8rlft geiest
muroe, l1nb es miro cine Me11ge
Gbul1cen geber1, linn Bertragsbrud,
bor5uperfe11. 8alo miro u11iere Or
NEE ebenio nie Die bon Meiga11h
organifierte poI11iide arlnee an benz
nel1el1 napoIeom1del1 Chickering'S
jug teiInebme,1 ODER unter 5euer.
6eimfbleiden maiIe11."
Niebrisere 26bne fur G%iicnbaIner.
Chicago, Sns. Sic giienbnb1l-.
NT5citgbehoroe bot oicier Sage
ibre gntideibung befanut gegebell,
Ole 26bHe bon mebr als elmer Miai
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27

Das iidere l3ei6en lit bas Baiiieren
fleiner 1eil6en bes Baraliten, an
beutenbe a3eiden iino Mansel an
Nppetit, nit selesentli6er @iertgfeit,
belegte s3llnge, Wa9enbre1nerl,
ISdmer3en I'M Masen, iudenbes Sc
fiibl in ben Ginsemeioen. Nufiteisen
ei1es 9inberniifes I'M sails, fortpdG=
sre1,bes Spuden, l1nperbaulidfeit, mte
@hmer,en In benz 6iden unb Ollie
bern, 56minbelanfdlle, &opff6merz
gen, Grid0pfuns, S6md6egefiibl io=
balls Ser Maeen leer lit, bunfle @nse
nnter ben Ausen, Gonpullionen, epilep=
,tilde Anfdlle. SIN pielen Gdllen liro
Sob nnb Srrlinn bireft auf baS Sor=
ibonbenIein bon @iirmern 5uriid3u@
.fibren. Neit @iirmern baba tete Sem
Ser baben fem 8erlungea, init aroe=
rem Rinbern gu ipielen; lie nerben
miirriid, melandol i'd, nr1o .mieberumI
3u 3eite11 I'M b0diten @rabe nerpOS,
miirriid, melan6oliid, nno tpieberlm
uiaufrieben, piden beltdnb 9 an ibrer
Stale. 2aratooeS lit ba5u bcitim1nt,
Die Wirmer aus bent 5pitem III re-
ben. Sn europa If eS alsemein I'M
i@ebraud serabe fir bieien 3med.
Wenn sic benfen, bab sic ooer bic
;Rinber nit bieier i6redliden Blase
Ebebaftet iinb, banns beltellen Gle cine
.p~olftdnoige 8ebanbluns bon 2arato=
bes fir 5ebn Dollars unb a%ebtu1bpier
GIG Ge11ts, bic ba be 8ebanblune fur
jedS Dollars unb fiinfunoiieb5ig
Gents, melde lofort perfanbt uiro mad
Gmpfang BON Bargelb, Wonen Srber
.pbtr 8anf= Shed, unb be reien sic ii6
pon bielen 6redliden Barafiten. Sic
f6nnen li6 unr10elid bes 2ebens err
freuen,, iolange ois3e Beif on Sbnerl
11agt.-2arnto0es nirb MIR perlanot
bon Der MarpeI Meb So, rggept.H
.&z82, 1886, Rittsburgb, 8a.--;
gerii6ernng fir bas Rafet iinfnloz
5,pansig Cents, Aop, 13
rEEE1MZE 35s.E4 -L1FE&s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27

3eiaen a,,dL oaB Die Spalallten 13a
Mitglieber erdudAlf Bnben, Ole So.
DoIife1 1O1, Die @epubIifaner 10,
sic Mnbi1inger beg ffriiberen 8remiers
Mift; Is, Die 5lapen IS n1to Die
Del abe11 4.
Dinmauteumarft in Riebergang.
2onbou. Gin fbIngenoer
Nepeis fir bie M~usoebnung Der
5inn1afriis Ser @elt. nie fie Die
oberp11 sRlolien betrifH, tpprbe .burd
Die gefonrtmadune geliefert, onb
Dem Dioma1tenllnrH Der Booen
auseefauen 1T.
Die Gpn5olibnte0 Dinmonh sci.
nes of soutb Africa fHnbieen ibren
Be(bIuB an, Ben @rnbel,betrieb eil1.
5uIienen. 9ie 9e Beeres So. judlt
Iriide Mittel, oa ih lire rieiger
&eierpen eridopfen.
Sfd.ssiide so5iaIiiten fir Critic
SnternatiDnale.
Braa. - Ser aongreB Der tlbc-
did llotpafiiden Soaialoen1ofrnter
beIdlo5 oieier Gage NIT 562 ge-
gen gtinlmen. lidl obne 0orbebal:
Der Iritt.n Snss rnatiol,ale in
Mtosfal1 en;uiGlpsen. Sic messen
lib f.iitltigEu1 als ,aonlmuuiiten"
beiSe!jucii ,lao aarcn Ire MiigIie-
Scr5ab! aui 3:5O.0OO oil. Ser
.aol.arssS5 bat titT s'ssi4cntlldung 0sr
8ergmcrfe eeitimmt.
3pei g1pref5age entsleit.
Goulouie, 6ranfrcid- 3ni-
ide1 bier unb 4aris entglei-
item oielar Gage btht binter elm
anber 5tpei G~rpreB5lse. - &er-
ionen muroen babel getotet uno SO
idmer perIeRt. 9ie adt @agell
beioer 3iige enteleiite11, aber bic
Qofomotipen blieben beioe allf ben
@eleilen. Ser MiniIter Ser offent-
libe11 Mrbeiten bot ei1c l1r1teriui
dung ongeoronet. auf beioen 3i=
qen brad oie 8erbinbung 5lpiiden
Dem Iel1oer ullb Dem eriten 8agen.
Ser Mbgeoroncte Gelnac, Ser lid
uuf ei11en1 Der 3uge befauo, nirp Die
Gataltrppbe in Der .aammer our
Gprade bringe11.
&uiiilde 6afcn tuieber geDfinet.
Miaa. Cine Mosfauer Mo-
oiooepe}6e iaet, oaB Die Sdiff-
faDrt I'M Golf BON 5innlano, Ser Don
Minen geiaubert norben lit, 10.
fort er6ffuet merben miro, UNI es
5biffen gu erlauben, in Die Safen
bon 8etrograo unb. &ronftaot ein5l1-
fabren.
@erlorener sta1nm Siraels.
2onDon. Cine GepeI6e
aus johannesburg, 5i0afrifa, iost,
oab lid, cine ltorfe NIT Mfaidinenge-
mebren ansgeriiitete 8oli5eitruppe
iln 8iltrift 4ueenstolpn 5uiam1nen<
5iebt, no eif1e groBei Mn5abl Sdmar-
ser, Die bebalptea, gu einem Ser
~perlorenen Stdn1111e SSsraels gu ge-
b5ren, groBe 9iegenlbnften in Be
idIag eenommcn uno cine Mn5abl
Don gerbreden gesen Die europaii6e
8co0lferung begangen baben.
@ieIe Shnor5en, b%ebauptete Die
Depelde, erflaren, oaB iie auf Ben
g0ttliben 3uf martea1, mad Eole-
TINA 5rrud5ufebren, unb Dab fire
gegemartige Satigfeit Die 8orbe.
reitung oa5u lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
Sin GUNNER.

galtor (5n einem Bauern, bem ct
begegnet) 1Bas lit init SSbnen log,
9nber, Sic ieben ia gottsidmmerli9
aug.
Z Bauer: r6iinfmal tdsIid baben,
|bas brinst eben ben itdrfifen @n1,nl
berunter."
8oitor:: rsa, parum BADEN Gle
benin 10 bieI?"
Ba1er: Ser 9oftor bat mir eez
gen mein @eiBen Eropfen beridrieben,
Sic muB i6 tdglib ~fiinfrnal einnebmen,
aber in 8aiier. 9as ftebt 10 anf ben,
0e5ept."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
8erehtiater Wunjd.

3immerberr: uSbre aabe, Srali
Meier, bat aber in ben Iebten Mdidten
unten inn @pf einen l1ncrtrdgliden
2drm gcmadt."
@ermieterin (grobe &abenfreunz
bin): n9as lit MIR I'M Sriibjabr.
Sic tperben bod nidt tpii1ieben. Dab
id bas arn1e Eier tpegsebe obcr gar
totem lane2"
3immerberr: n9ns nidt, aber
laHen sic lie penisltens itimmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27

etuaseaplan Der glrni@nle aes
Metu llliler 9nrIlnerel,ts.
:. So;a4 H. La 'h;s
s.sn l'Ds g'AS'''
s@amstaQ Mprsen, 9 bis 10.
@nobenfloile. Nlter11-41Sohre
Montao Madmittao 400 bis
$40.
Donnerston g1nhmittoo 4::3O bis
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27

Sinner iino beipnbers nerarlagt,
@iir1mer in ibr spitem, 81 be-
fDmmen.
9as Madstum clues nit @irt1errt
bcbafteten .!&inbes ,fuiro .gat15
bebemteuo b%ebinoert.
Sic mei}ten &inber, gang .einerlet
mie out unb rein lie pon- Der Shutter
aebaiten merben. filbren nabe5u allies
gum Mnnbe, gang beionoers gilt otes
bon Babies. Sn Dielen Gdllen 5iebef
lie iid ouf biele @eile perldiebene
aranfbeiten gu. gu ben sefabrlidz
lten seb0rt bas Ginfubren Der 8irmer
lee,1o1lpt Taoerz, 8edz 9atenz, Sort
ober Banomurm. Sin &ino, baS
burd SEN i'm @nitem p%erbanoe1left
Banoipurm ieiner Grndbrrns beralbt
mirb, bat Die 5puren bieies ldrefltdert
Baraliten bur6 bas 9an3e geben btn=
bur6 gu trasen.. Sc sl0llte besbalb
oie arDbte 8orii6t a~ngefpanbt perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
CHAS. EMMERICH

Bletlrbetter :.
Domuf< uno @aiier<@ei3unesanlagenl.. J.
lnb edslcitu19
Mir fino bereity>nlle in unier Na9
(dlaqenoe Arbeit l., better @eiie aus
lufnbren.
Wian fruge bel u11S on, nueul1 man ute
Dienae eines rYlumberS" bert6tiet.. 4
Inter Bromn Gountp Barf /.
g1etp llm, Wft1111. :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
Biniaa4 taeaatrsM nth
Allsemeines

0eriidertngs=W eiddft.
Berfidert eeeen Gerer, 9ueeg 8pr.
rabo, Nuton1obil> unfal unn 9eberls'
periideru1g in ben beftea Derfide.
unss<@eiellidaften.
@run6eieentum petauft rrtb 'Saeer.
fauft.
&eletlide -Dofu1nerte eslitber DIT
merbe11 o~ls9eftellt. DB a1lSboreel
BOZ, @elb tpiro belorst unb DanlpftT
fabrfarte1 lper6en n%ertauft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
gsinneapplis ,1Ilo 81. 2epis

N6rbli1 aebenb.
Je,tD tim u. ct. Saul. SIS rnorbers
Rad ben 3mtlingsftd6ten .l:l0 hadn't.
soialer 5radtsue. .3:45 nn..4nl
51bIi1 gebenb.
5tetD Him u. @t. Yoll. .8::45 in&m.
Rad @torm Gate. lilo nad9IL
eofaler 0ra1tjug. $50 nn&uL
sllle 3tlse sebeu tdali& a~l,sasuQll.
men Soru1teps.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
6obrplau Der Gtten-
bahnen.
Chicago q Northwestern
AncL

~SST 4
go. SIG 1dolid, nel1e 2tnie, 1857 more.
Durdsug mad ben j3uillin9sit6oten
unb benz Often
20. D. s.,
Count. ausgen, alte 9tnie. .8.48n1crg.
p1adt gerbinbuns bel &aiota mad ben
2lpillingSitdbten 1rnb III M}anfato Jnncs
lion mad benz Siten.
$50. 90
Nra@t (aussenon1men Sonutas)
II ubr Is mor9er1s
10. 514-
Edalid, reue 9inie: go na9m.
Durd5ue nod ben 3tpilltnssitaste'. l1'S
uer1 Often.
No. -24-
Edgli6, a1te 9inie. ~. 1928 na@m.
@eitli6 gcbero i. II.
10. sly
Edelid, r,elle 9inie. . lbs nodts.
Durd3l1e BON ben 3milliD3sltdoten ll1S
penn Often.
10. 10
CONT. a,lssen, olte einie. .7:42morg.
Durbsug nod @leepp Gpe, Rebpoob
falls un6 Marlban.
1delid, alte 9inie. las .mittaei
$40. 81
5radt (ausgenOuamen @onutas)
ll1br IS nadmittaSS
no. 5O3-
!laslid, rlel1e 9tnie. 200 mittoes.
.Durdsuo bon ben 3tpillinasftdotelt ,ntS
sem Often.
10. 233--
, 1921-09-10
SPECTATORS IN
MARKET ACTIVE
Trading of Short Session Re
sumed With Advances in
Many Leading Issues.

NEW YORK. Sept Io.AToday's Sos
zion OF the stock market opened with
further buoyant advances in various
speculative favorites. Mexican Pc
troieum was the leader, gaining IL
poi1ts-at the outset and Immediately
extending its rise TO ~ points. Equip
ments, steels. copocrs and motors also
were strong American Car. CrucIble.
Republic and Bethlehem Steels. Utah
Copper and Wilys-overlond preferred
rose ! to lx points. United Fruit.
American Wooden, American Lccomo-
tive and Nirginia-C Carolina Chemical
were in further demand. Continental
Can m sumatra Tobacco were among
n few heavy stocks. Another slump
In marks. which fell to n new low
record at less than ono cent, was the
feature OF h foreign exchange mar.
kct.
The further advance OF quoted val.
ues in the stock market today was
accompanied by the largest and most
varied turnover OF any weekend ses.
sion In many months, Shorts again
covered in els. steels. equipments. con
pers, motors. feathers and sugars.
many OF those issues making add.
tiona gains OF . 20 s points. Mexican
Petroleum was the leader. but buyinr
OF baldwin Locomotive. American Car.
Crucible and Bethlehem stceis and
1tah Copper was extensive. Leaders
, 1921-09-10
WARM WEATHER TO
RETURN NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o.-wcsih-
err predictions for the week beginning
Monday arg:
Northern Rocky : Mountain and
Plateau Rceion-cool and frosts at
tho beginning of the week and rising
temperature and generally fair there
after.
Southern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau Extraordinarily fair and
formal temperature, but rosts arc
probable at the beginning OF the week
over north and central portions.
, 1921-09-10
TIMBER SALES
ON WAsHAKIE FOREST,
MANY TIES TO Be GUT

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 1o.-one of
the largest timber sales ever consum-
mated in the Rocky mountain district
OF the United States forest service was
made September 6, when bids were
opened in the district forester's Of
flee and the sale Of 1856 900 railroad
ties awarded to the Wyoming Tie and
Timber company.
This timber is located on the cast
DuNoir river. a branch of the Wind
river. within the Washable National
forest, Wyoming. The trees cut arc
those which are mature and are des
ignatcd for cutting by forest rangers.
while a thrifty stand is left as n basis
for future cuts. Slash resulting from
cutting operations IS disposed OF 70
as not to be a fire menace. leaving
cutovers comparatively safe from
fires.
The Wyoming Tie and Timber com
pany, a firm largely financed by Dem
Yer men. mas c operating In the
region for the past eight years. en-
pIoying $50 or more men in their
woods operations.
The ties will be driven, or foatcd
down Wind River about 1856 miles to
Riverton. where they arc hoistcd
OF the water and treated in the North
western Railroad company's plant at
that point 1t is understood that most
of the ties will be used in maintaining
the branch of the Northwestern road
between Omaha, Neb, and Lander,
Wyo.
Tie operations In this region. espec-
tally river driving form ono of the
most spectacular logging activities
now found in the United States. The
ties arc driven down roaring mountain
streams. yer high water falls. and
for miles and miles down the waters
Of the Wind river. The spring drive
generally lasts for a month or six
weeks and negotiations have been
started with a motion picture com
pany to film the operations
, 1921-09-10
Money and Exchange.

camille psper sasA per cent
Exchange-Irresulsri sterling. dc
mand 3.75k. cables 3-74.
Fnncs-Demand 7.45ts; cables TAG
Belgian francs-Demand z.S5H;
cables 7.34.
Guilders-Dcmand sf.ss; cables
5i.72.
Lire-Dcmand AS: cables 4-32h.
Marks-Demand 80; cables .seiz.
Grcece-Demand 5.57.
Swoden-Demand 21-55.
Norway-Demand 1895.
Observation-Disclosures 3o.75.
Observation-Disclosures 1915.
Montrcal-lo HIS per cent discount
, 1921-09-10
GrOcers Oppose
Modification of
Packer Control

WASHINGTON. sept. 1o-Protest
against proposed -~acdincation Of the
consent decree requiring tho big five
meat packers to divorce themselves
from all business operations except
meat packing was presented by the
National Wholesale Groccrs' associa-
ton at n hearing Friday at The de
pnrtment OF justice. The department
has under consideration a proposal
that legal action be taken TO modify
the decree 50 as to permit the packers
to continue the transportation -
canned goods from the Pacific coast.
, 1921-09-10

l.. F. McMahon. secretary OF the
Gienrock on company viii leave to-
morrow night for Richmond. Va.
where he viii attend the annual meet
ing OF the company which is scheduled
Tor September Fl. The meeting Of the
Gicnrock company at thin time holds
much interest because Of big plans
which the has for the future
n ] because OF tho reports that
viii conclusively tell how well the
company is tiding the crisis in the
oil industry. Other officers and stock.
holders of the company will leave Cas-
per later to attend tho meeting.
, 1921-09-10
HEAVY FIGHTING RENEWED.

PEkfNG. Sept. "a dispatch
from iehans. Hupeh province. reports
heavy fighting between the northern
and southern forces with the Szech-
n left wing attacking tho dcfensos
OF Ichang. The dispatch adds that
endorsements for tho northern army
arc arriving. Two hundred members
OF the northern forces were driven
into the Yang-rse river and drowned.
It is estimated there have been TO-
900 casualties on both sides.
, 1921-09-10
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEVIS
Crude PRODUCTION ON INCREASE

Daily average crude oil production in the United States
Tor the week ended August 20 was 1,315,44O barrels as com
pared with ] .304,070 barrels for the preceding week. an in
,rease of 1870 barrels, according to estimates compiled by
NE troieum institute. Kansas fields showed the
argest gain. others either falling off or registerinr onlw q
, 1921-09-10

slight increase.
wyoming and Montana fields con
unued 10 show a decrease. the figures
for this state showing a daily average
OF 1850 barrels for the week ended
August 20 as compared with 5000
a day for h preceding week. De
tailed comparative figures on wyo-
a and Montana fields follow:
, 1921-09-10

After having spent the summer
months on vacation at many Colorado
resorts Mrs. NJ. James. well known
Casper musician and teacher has re-
turned here and is preparing to resume
her musical classes at an early date.
, 1921-09-10

Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Sept. 1o-U. S. Bureau
compared with a week ago; heavy
beef steers SO to 75c lower; spots off
more; others steady to csc lower: fat
she stock mostly steady. iow-priced
closing weak; Gamer and cutters, weak
to z0c lower; bulls 70 TO DOC lower;
bulls 25 to soc higher; bolognas up
most; veal calves Use TO 81 lower:
heavy calves $3.50 to $500 lower
stockcrs n feeders steady to IS low
er.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; steady TO loo
lower than yesterdays average: better
grades showing most OF decline; top
1926; bulk lights and light butchers
sS.75G9.1s: bulk packing sows $500
1885; pigs steady; bulk desirable 1895
@S.5o.
sheep-Reccipts 5000; compared
with a week ago; fat lambs around 81
higher; fat sheep and yearlings SO to
z5c higher; c lambs rs TO zoe
higher.
DENVER, Sept. 10.-Cattle - Re
ceipts, 100: market closing e5c TO soc
higher for week; beef steers, s5.50m
1875; COWS and hcifers., s4.5od6.25;
calves, ss.5oa9.5o; bulls. s2.@3: stock
ers n feeders. $4.25@6.
Hogs-Rceeipts. none: top $3.50
s.15; mixed. s6.50@s.
Shccp-Reccipts, none: 75c higher for
week; lambs s7.5o@s.a5; ewes. ssa
3.25; feeder lambs, s550ge-
, 1921-09-10
Cotton.


NEW YORK. Sept. io.-Cotton fut-
closed barely steady October
s2o.75; December s2o.s0s January
se0.45; March $1,000: May $3.50.
, 1921-09-10

reacted / to J points in the pront-tak.
Ing a the final coaiinss but a firm
tone marked the Close Sales approx
mated 500 .0oo shares.
, 1921-09-10
s SET
IN MAY WHEAT
Price of Season Is
Reached as Fresh Strength
Develops.

CHICAGO. Sept. 10. Fresh
ktrength developed In the wheat mar
bet today o~ins largely to upturns in
the value OF cotton and stocks. May
jlciivery OF wheat reached the highest
price yet this season. Heavy profit
taking sales took place. but had only
J. ~transcient effect. Opening quota
ions. which varied from unchanged
figures TO %c higher with December
Blast 10 Sissy and May sI.4iE TO
b142. were followed by gains all
kround, interrupted temporarily by a
sharp setback.
Subsequently siowness export call
tad a bearish influence. Tho cloee
|gas weak 2A TO 3&c net lower. with
December sf-3sh to s1.s9x and May
f1.57z TO s1-3s.i
Railroad embargocs on shipments
bf grain from Georgian Bay to Mon
real weakened tho corn market. After
opening &c lower TO &c higher, In
Guiding December at sc to 5sIc the
market underwent n material general
bag,
Offerings from the country were on
10 imc lower; with December 545s TO
b5c.
Oats were easy with corn. starting
to nc higher. December
k1S to 41%c and then declining all
Provisions advanced as a result OF
good demand for lard.
Closing Quotations.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1o.-Ciose:
, 1921-09-10

Hardings Leave
For Coast Resort

WASHINGTON. Sept. lo.-Presi.
don't Harding. accompanied by Mrs.
Harding and a small party of friends.
left hero by automobile at 1 o'clock
today for Atlantic City. N. j.
, 1921-09-10

The carth's atmosphere is generally
supposed to extend some forty miles
in height.
, 1921-09-10
Silver.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-Foreign bar
silver efkc; Mexican dollars 4sAc-
, 1921-09-10

Subscribe for The nany rrbune-
, 1921-09-10
Blankets and Comforts,
Pillows

Just received a shipment of Blankets,
Comforts and Pillows which we are selling
at greatly reduced prices, and now is the
time TO buy them. Give US a call when you
want any Bedding.
, 1921-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept. 1o.-Potatoes-
Dull; receipts 70 cars; total United
shipments 1856: Idaho white,
sacked s3.o0@3.25 cwt.