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BY W. P. HOLMES, Examiner.
Indianapolis. Indiana April 1881.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET No l02Q-M

FDbLIO SURVIVE OONINIIOolON
DOCKET NO. l238-M.
In the matter Of the application. OF
Homer Brewer-for a certificate OF public
convenience. and necessity to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier OF
property only, between Lafayette and
Goodland. Indiana, serving Swanington,
Fowler. Earl Park. Kentland. AIDE. Brook,
Morocco, Mt. Aver, Fore snlan, Indiana;
Notice is hereby given that the Public
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the Commission at
indianapolis. Indiana. at O'Clock D. m
on Wednesday April %, 1881
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY ]. W, McCARDLE. Chairman.
indianapolis. Indiana.
April II 1881.
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DESCRIPTION


sod Rsd1ng 6e a hat pG 5s feet die The W 5a6
from the East line of Section 80, Town
ship 81 North. Range 6 West in Porter
the beginning point OF the original Gov
eminent neander of the Northerly line Of
Government lots one % and Two ~.
N said Section; thence South Sh degrees
East along said meander line 1856 teet;
thence South IS degrees West 268 feet;
tnence South 80 degrees West PIP feet
70 an intersection with the Center line
OF SAID Section, which point is also
On the West line OF said Government Lot
z IN said Section; thence North along
sara Center line 221 feet more or less to
tne Center Line Of the Calumet River,
tnence Easterly along the Center line
OF Unread OF said River to the place Of
Beginning, containing 17434 acres The
above described river course and meander
Inc being shown on the attached plat
q survey Of the above and is a part OF
tnl6 petition and shall be so offered for
SAFE at the office of the Auditor OF Stat
III the State House IN Indianapolis"
Inc lands shall be offered Tor sale at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Wednesday, on the 9Th
gay OF May. 1881 Sale at Auditor of
No bids will be accepted for less than
the appraised value Of said lands.
The appraisement of the same, as
above set forth, has been approved by a
majority OF q Commission composed Of
Ine GoYernor OF the State, the Auditor
OF state, and the Treasurer Of State,
which Commission may also accept or
reject any and all bids
FLOYD Z. WILLIAMSON.
Indianano1,s rodiara N4 Va SVa'0'
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PuRrTC AuCTION

The Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Railway (operated by the N. Y.
ton Tuesday. April Is. 1881, at a. M.
at their Virginia Ave. team trR6 opposite
Kothe, Wells g. Bauer. 240 Virginia Ave,
Indianapolis Ind, unless previously
Claimed By the rightful owner. coal in car
/. 81 N. Is5459, billed as $4,000 lbs. egg
coal from Haysten. Ky, consigned w. +.
Garstang. Indianapolis Ind.
Description and quantity is copied from
freight or waybill, neither being guaran-
teed Shipment will sell as IS, where IS.
IS hours free time allowed for unloading.
IF switched same will be at purchaser S
expense. Ia
The Terms Of Sale-Cash. or certified
check Immediately al conclusion OF sale.
j. *. VANCE,
Freight Claim Agent.
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hPR1r 10, 1881
Legal Notices

q qESEfHIL Hso9EhY SF6ANEK sEsegIcEE
architects. r, c. Hirons and r. W. Mel
s9r. 40 East Forty-ninth street New York,
=. z. April II. 1881. SEALED BIDS viii
Rogers Clark sesouieentenniai commls-
sion. Room s3s Statehouse. indianapolis
indiana, until II O'Clock a. m. Standard
hs sy y 5sS a 10 'sa 9penfEs s9s
Slark Memorial monumental type OF
pudding Of approximately eoo ooo cubic
rlyer at Vlnceunes. Indiana, II accordance
with the plans. pToales and speclAeations
which drawings and specifications may Be
examined At the oiice OF the Commission
aforesaid. at Room 334 Statehouse,. Indi-
Virceales Chamber OF Commerce IN the
city hail Vincennes. Indiana. and az the
onies OF the architects aforesaid. at 20
Bidders desirinT copies OF drawings and
specifications may obtain same from the
architects aforesaid at $40 pei. set.
Bidders will be required 70 furnish with
equal to (5E1 FIVE per cent OF amount
Ms base PIG TO execute contract II his
All bids must be submitted IN auni,-
cate upon Standard Government Form
for Bids. and successful bidder IS re-
CURED 70 execute STANDARD Goverun ent
Form OF Contract for Construction. The
right Is hereby reserved. as the interest
OF the Government may require. TO reject
any or all bids, TO waive Gny infornaiity
IN bids received. and to accept or reject
qualified b. specific limitations. En- 4.
Yelopes containing bids must be sealed
ana marked Bid for Contribution"
George Rogers Clark Memorial. and ad-
seseuicentennisl Commission. Room s3s
q. 3; COLEMAN.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
- PUBLIC SERVICE CONFUSION

." FLbLlC SERVICE LO.LA4oolON
DOCKET NO. i236-M
In the matter OF the application of Hill
ton walter Neville, for a certificate Of
public convenience and necessity to op-
crate motor vehicles SIS common carrier
of passengers between Jefersonville. IN
diana, and Utica. Indiana.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana will con-
duct public hearing IN the above entitled
cause in the rooms OF the Commission at
indianapolis. Indiana. at o'clock q. m,
on Wednesday. April %, 1891.
Public participation in this hearing Is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY J. w. McCARDLE. Chairman.
indianapolis, Indiana
Anril IL 1871
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N, 5s0-2-rrn. apt; private
entrance; SIS week. Ri. $3.50.
BELLEFONTANE. Is5o--2 downstairs front
rms; modern. PA. entrances. garage.
He. 471A
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Radio and Equipment

Radio Bargain SHOP
225 E. Washington
HOUSE IEANING?-Your surplus cloth
ing, furniture. magazines. papers. will
help US to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri.
6622. 1877 w Georgia st.
BRAND NEW Sterling Screen grid midget
radio. was $50. so; lust 20 sell at $50,
complete. Terms.
KEMPLER RADIO co.
IS Virginia Ave. RI. 3235.
SALE-Of radio cabinets: Is walnut and
mahogany cabinets: values to $50; choice
SIS. ALIENS. 5l1 Mass. Ave.
YOU CALL, THAT'S ALL
Aerlels So. Calls soc. he. z4oe
FREE-Deiiverv and testing o. r>1io tubes.
guar. serv Aerials 50 BP1 s<ARD ELEC-
TRIC. II. e4I0. Oh. --<.W eve
LINCOLN P'AsTo SERVICE
Exrsrt; general EsSairs. Il. ll26;
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Special Notices

Why Suffer With Piles
when YOU can positively get well or it
will cost YOU nothing? Call or write
for free literature. G. r. Wvsong 219
K Of P bldg. RI 4267
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STATE OF INDIANA
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
In the matter OF the petition Of the New
York Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Company for permission and authority
to close, discontinue and abandon its
station at Fishers, Indiana. and make
said station a prepay station. No. l04l8.
NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana has post
poned public hearing in the above en-
titled cause in the Rooms of the Commits
sion at Indianapolis, Indiana, until $3.50
o'clock a. m, Central Standard Time, on
Tuesday. April 81. 1881.
Public participation in this hearing
is requested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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Business Announcements

HOME MAINTENANCE
General house cleaning: wco1wo-k
walls, windows washed. Painting paper
hanging and cleaning, est free. Ia. 4646
NOW rs THE TINE to build or
repair, while PRICES are Low. tx
pert block. brick. stone. and cement
work by skilled mechanics. Gail
Us for estimate. Oh. z597-W.
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ITO UNION TITLE.
Ii 1858 NIGHTS. Sundays and 4olidays
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the CITY north CT WASHINGTON St: let
US help you md one positively no extra
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Call
Ri 1871 dav and night service
TWO-RI. APT.-In- door bed; Frigidaire:
adults; available 18th. Ia. 5976.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished apis. In
ten locations; S35 up. Phone Ii. $685..
II. Fl. Woodsnall Agency
IiTH. W. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apt; heat light. gas. water and ice fur
nished: $3.50. Apply Apt. !. THE GRANT.
THE HAINES-8l0la N n Beautiful fur.
or unfur spts.; reasonable. Ii 1884.
THE CHTSwTCK
Buckle: 2so3-ll; desirable rooms; g., 2
nished. Ri. 1913: ewes. ia. 1663-M
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF SWAMP
OF IND INDIANA ~ PORTER

NOlIce IS NEIc0y gwen, Jlat a petItIon
by SIX resident freehoiders and voters OF
Porter County, Indiana. asking that q
certain swamr ind belonging to the
gsass 81, Of dneiaS s snd lying in govern;
IN Section 80. To ,nship 81 North, Range
West in Porter County, Indiana, Be
offered for sale - accordance with the
provisions Of the Act OF the General
Assembly Of the state Of Indiana, author
tzing the sale OF lands belonging TO the
STATE approved March 8. 1859, and the
proved by the Governor OF Che state
March 2. 1923. Acting upon said petition,
as required By law, the Auditor Of State
Will ofIer the lands described therein, for
SAFE at public sale, to the highest bidder.
at the time and place hereinafter stated
and in accordance with the law, said
lands have been plated, and appraised
as required by law. description Of the
same and the appraisement thereof being
as follows:
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Houses for Rent
Business Places for Rent

Cottage, 1915; SIC
S Rooms, water paid. HI. 1855.
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sG nes,s slsesTtss gas. assds toilet
Dunlop g. Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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Personals

DETECTIVES-Priv CONFIDENTIAL
SIS Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: eve. Eu. 31o7
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. coats
MADE AND REMODELED. RI. 1929
ETHELYN school dressmaking Millinery
$40 course. Dresses cut e fit; So. Ha 0l57-M
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Nursery Stool and FIOwers
Miscellaneous for Sale

LAUNDRY TRAYS
2 Sections @ $500 Each
3 Sections @ $500 Each
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HEASASClA
PIANO ACCORDIONS
Special s35 UP. Terms. Inquire regard
ing free lesson course;
Pearson Piano Co.
1913 N. Penn. st. Il. 55l3:
WONDERFUL BALDWIN piano, .rnahogany
case, perfect condition, worth several
times price asked. Viking MUSIC CO.,
100 z. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONES-Easie payment plan in
town; free lessons. LORENl SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii 1900.
LOVELY grand piano, mahogany case;
positively guaranteed; can be had by
finishing payment, balance 1921 50; may
take trade on good upright. Viking
MUSIC CO., 100 E. Ohio st.
ELLINGTON PIANO-Very unusual; with
bench; guaranteed; price SAB. Viking
MUSIC CO., 100 E. Ohio st.
RESOTONE PIANO = Mahogany case;
beautiful instrument. priced $3.50. WILL
KING MUSIC CO, 40 e. Ohio ST.
-
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Houses for Rent

AVONDALE PL.. 21e0--5 rooms complete,
bath redec.. gar; reduced $40. On. 1887.
ADAMS, 2059-4 rms, built-in cabinet;
linoleum and window shades furn.i gar;
water paid; $40. Ii, 1865: On. 7169-M
BELLEFONTAINE 2842-In first class con-
dition; rent reduced: mod. wa. 09l3.
BROADWAY and 42d: attrac. mod; 8 bed
rnn. single; oouble gar; sac. wa. 46l6.
CENTRAL. 29l0--Attractive 7-room mod.
double. garage: reduced $40. ia. 2l02-M.
29l9 N. DENNY
Four-room single; SIS.
GREGORY & appel, INC. II 749l.
DRAPER. 1915 rooms water paid gas
cleo. SIG: near school HI. 43s3
212s DRExEL
GREGORY q APPEL. INC Ii 1871
DE QUINCY. n, 736-BungaloW, 5 rms
modern double garage. Al. He. $685..
DRExEL---S3o: coy. 4 rooms. mod. garage.
water pd.: Al condition. Wa: 3347
DORNAN. 2lS-Five-room cottage; semi
nod: water paid; cheap. Ri. 5i24
GRAY. N, 637-6 rm. mod double; Al
condition; garage; SIS. Hu. 1895.
GALE. N. 1214-4-rrn. double. seyni-mod
allev paved. gar. 2. 10th car. $50. Ia 4482
HARDING, 2193-Nr. golf Inns; 5~rm. mod
single; yard; fruit; SO. Ha. 4473-R.
HARDING. I9i7-Large 4-Tri. modern;
CARA &c: water Maid; $3.50. Oh. 1858.
HARLAN. l306-Dandy 5 rms. repapered.
hard. soft water inside. SIS. Eu. 362s.
HOLMES. s.. .5o5--s rms: good cond.;- ed.
neighborhood. REDUCED rent. Ri. 1852.
LA SALEE. N. S43--5-rn. mod. double:
gar. water pd.; $3.50. II. 1859.
LEXINGTON. l545-Confortab 3-room
cottage. seni-modern SO. DR.. 4ez1.
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FOR RENT-Duplex apartment,
ground floor. nice yard also to sub
let for two months nicely furnish
ed one room and kitchenette. In
quire Mrs. Hughes. Gle Seventh
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FOR RENT-FurniShed or unfur:4iSh-
ed apartment in the Varney Apart
ments. New gas range and Elec-
troluX refrigerator. Phone 773.
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FOR RENTING strictly modern
ground floor apartments, 3 oom
and bath. furnished or unfinished.
Phone l72 or 1850.
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Livestock
SOUTH ST. PAUL

~ hOL
South st. PAUL. July 8.-lP)-.;U. S.
Dep. Agri.-Cattle-2,o00; SLOW. I'M
dertone again strong: spots on year.
lings 1925 higher for two days; ma
tured steers little change; she stock
active and bulls strong to IS higher:
choice mixed yearlings considered
salahle around 800: bulk all year.
lings 6.75-7.5O; matured steers early
to ITO: beef COWS 3.C0-4.00; ileifers
3.75-5.25; cutters largely 100000.
shelly kinds ITS and less: outstand-
ing medium grade bulls to AIS, bulk
good weights 3.75-4.00; feeders and
stockers unchanged.
Calyes-1.7O0 vealers steady to ID
higher; bulk better grades 100: me-
dunn offerings on down to 5.0c.
Hogs, 5000; fairly active: 1O-25c or
more higher than Tuesdays average;
bulk l4O-23O Id. weights, $7.CO-7.25;
bulk 23O-280 lib. averages, $6.0O-7.O0;
heavier weights down to $3.50 or be-
low: sows, $4.50-5.25: pigs scarce; av-
rage cost Tuesday. $5.27; weight, 297'
Sheep, 700: general asking higher
on all classes; few sales fat lanes
strong to Csc higher; good to choice
natives at $3.50: asking $500 and bet
ter on choice kinds. bidding mostly
s1.5o-2.5O on ewes: asking $5.0o-5.5O
and above on good and choice year.
lingS.
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SIOUX CITY

Siou:: City, Iowa, July 8.-N0-W.
S. D. A.)-Cattle 5000; calves 100;
fairly active, fed yearlings strong to
15c higher; matured steers and she
stock steady to strong; bulls strong
to Csc higher; stockers and feeders
scarce, strong: few choice heifers
$3.50; bulk cows So. 00-5.00: desirable
light stockers held up to $S.75; select
vealers $3.50; majority medium bulls
So. 4 90.
Several loads choice yearlings 1000
pounds down $8.00-8.35; load choice
around 1900 pound beeves $500; bulk
$7.00-7.05.
Hogs 1000, scattering sales; light
and medium weight butchers to out
siders strong to l5c higher; weights
around 200 pounds and down $685.
TOO; choice medium weights $500:
top $40 for load around 200 pound
averages; packers bidding about
steady, or 6.75-6.85 for l60-320 pound
offerings; generally asking higher
! packing sows active 10-25c higher
bulk $5.0O-5.50; few smooth lights
$50; some heavies and roughs down
to $4.75 and under.
Sheep 5000; early sales natives anc
feeders strong; best run lambs helc
considerably higher; aged sheer
scarce, strong; most fat native lamb.
500 down; westerns held arounc
$3.50; fat ewes quoted to 1925; few
feeders lambs $500; bulk unsold.
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Houses and Flats

FOR RENT-Modern 5 room bunga-
low, sun parlor and den, electric
stove, linoleum on kitchen and
bathroom floors. Full basement.
store room, wash tubs and extra
lavatory. Available July LIST. Call
at 10l5 Fourth street or phone
03O-J.
FOR RENT-Two modern houses, 6
and Z rooms, with garage. Close in.
Immediate possession. Also bottom
land pasture. Cattle taken in ex-
change for pasture. Arthur Ship.
FOR RENT-Six room and bath
partly furnished house. Rent $35
per month. Call at 713 Third be-
tween the hours of 6 and 8 p. m. or
phone 160l-J any hour.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern five
room duplex. attached garage. Fin
est location. Immediate possession.
Apply Mrs. O. w. Roberts. lit Main
Ave. Phone ISL.
FOR RENT-Five room house, cor
ner Ave. B and Fourteenth streets.
Vacant July 10th. Apply 7ls Main.
FOR RENT--six room modern house
at 70l Front street. See E. ].
Schultz. 5li Second.
FOR RENT-Cozy four room house.
Inquire after 3 o'clock at sos
Twelfth.
FOR RENT-Fve room house. IN
qulre 2l4 Fifth street.
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SHARE QUOTATIONS
BOB UP AND DOWN
ON NEW YORK MART
Early Sinking Spell Followed by
Partial Recovery as Bears
Take Profits

New York, July 8.-R)-The stock
market had another sinking spell TO-
day, but recovered about half its loss
in the final dealings.
Extreme losses of 2 to S points In
several prominent shares were In the
main reduced to l to 3, and a few
shares actually closed with gains.
With the international debt situation
removed as a market factor, ard the
mid-week business statistics revealing
nothing but continued midsummer
quiet, the market was left largely to
the devises Of professional traders.
The turnover, however, exceeded
1000, 900 shares.
The list opened with a heavy tone,
rallied under leadership OF rails In
the morning. sold off rapidly for a
time under bear pressure in the aft
ernoon, and recovered as bears took
profits in the late trading. Rails held
up we'll all day and New York Central
Central, Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific closed about a point higher.
General Motors "a firm, in response
to its June sales report. U. S. Steel
was subjected to considerable bear
pressure.
The market opened heavily, rallied,
and sold off again after midday, with
copper notably weak. Bear pressure
against U. S. Steel again was appar-
ent, that issue getting down about 5
points, or roughly 10 points under
the peak Of the recent recovery.
Coppers were depressed by final
recognition of the slump in domestic
prices by Copper Exporters. Inc,
which reduced its price y cent to a
basis of 81 cents domestic. Both for
eign and domestic buying was Will
prices quoted at 8A to 8h cents.
Large producers stubbornly stuck to
their 9-cent price, reached IN n
furry of buying inspired by the debt
settlement. The Petroleum industry.
like Copper. continues to struggle
with %burdensome stocks. This weeks
statistics were somewhat encouraSlnS
however. showing a drop OF 2,lao'0OO
barrels in gasoline stocks to 4l,8Se 0UO
barrels. Crude production showed a
gain Of 40.550 barrels IN daily aver
age output.
The steel trade reviews repo1 cd
some further slackening OF output
and. in keeping with the normal sea-
sonal trend, this month should see
the bottom.
Midsummer quiet in the motor in
dustry is keeping steel depressed
General Motors June sales report was
fairly favorable. however. June sales
to consumers in the United States
amounted to 103, 1903 cars, or slightly
more than the extremely "ule'
month of June, 1880. when sales were
only 97.318 cars. The total showed
seasonal shrinkage from last a
The weekly report of electric power
consumption was moderately pleasing
The total showed a seasonal shrink
o from the preceding week, but IA
onlv 2.8 per cent under last year.
Placing Of a guaranty fund of 600
600 marks at the disposal OF thu
R%eichsbank by large German finan'
cial and industrial concerns was re
parded as highly reassuring.
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Produce Markets
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, July 8.-(F-Butter was
easy and prices ranged from steady
to a cent lower today. Eggs were
steady and unchanged. Poultry ruled
steady.
Butter. l0,328: easy; creamery spe-
Gals (93 score) 24-24h; extras (92
score) 23a; extra firsts .90-9l score)
22-23: firsts $3.50 score) 2l-21h;
second (86-87 score) 1920; standards
go score centralized carlots) 23h'
Eggs, l0,776, steady, extra firsts ID;
fresh graded firsts 1914: current re-
ceipts 14h.
Poultry, alive, 2 cars, As truck:
steady; fowls Is IL: broilers Is, fry.
ers q, springs 20: ROSTERS IL; tur'
KEYS 1918! ducks, spring, 1915
spring geese IL.
Cheese per pound: Twins l21@c;
Daisies 131ac; Long Horn 1Skc'
Young Americas 13hc: Brick 13-
131.c; Limburger 15-16c; Swiss 3D.
SEC.
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Business Opportunity
WANTED

WANTED
500 more Rural and City Dealers.
Start your own business with our
capital. 1t pays better than farm
ing. Buy everything at Wholesale
sell at retail. Be your own boss.
Make all the profits on everything
you sell. We supply everything
Products. Auto-Bodies, Sample
Cases, Advertising Matter, Sales
and Service Methods, etc. Is Fac
tories and Service Branches. Prompt
shipments. Lowest freight and ex-
press rates. Superior Rawleigh
Quality, old established demand,
lowest prices, guarantee OF satisfac-
ton Oh no sale, makes easy sales.
200 farm and home necessities, all
guaranteed best values. Rawleigh's
Superior Sales and Service Methods
secure most business everywhere.
Over AZ million products sold last
year. If you are willing to work
steady every day for good pay, write
for complete information how to
start your own business with our
capital. w. T. Rawleigh Co, Dept.
ND-H-3-Q. Minneapolis, MINI.
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CHICAGO

Chicago. July 8.-P)-(U. S. D. A.
Hogs $4,000. including 1000 direct;
mostly 10 higher; pigs and light lights
1916 up; packing sows lO-2o hlgner;
bulk 17O-22O lbs. 7.35-7.5o; top 100;
230-350 lbs. $685.; pigs 61.5-6.75;
light lights to 7.25; packing sows 4.oo-
$50.
Light light-good and choice 49,
100 lbs. CTS; light weight 10000 les.
7.1O-7.55; medium weight 200-25O lbs.
7.O0-7.55; heavy weight 25O-35 lbs.
5.75-7.2O; packing 92-medium ana
good 275-500 lbs. 4.50-5.60: slaughter
pigs-good and choice l00-23l lbs. o.lo-
SITS.
Cattle 1000; calves 1000; yearling
and light steers strong to Is higher;
all grades she stock sharing ad-
vance; weighty steers slow, mostly
steady; extreme top 900 ID. yeorling
steers SOS; best heavy steers carly
500; L.llk all fed steers and yearllngs
100000; yearling heifers up to 80
Slaughter cattle and vea.ers:
Steers-good and choice 600-9O0 lbs
7.50-8.75: O0-110O lbs. 6.75-8.50; 1900
1900 lbs. 6.75-8.25. Common and
medium COOL 1900 lbs. 5~.00-7.00; heif-
ers-good and choice 550-850 lbs. 6.75-
8.25: common and medium 3.50-6.75;
cows-good and choice 4.0o-5.50; COM
mon and medium 3.25-4.00: low cut
ter and cutter 2.00-3.25; bulls year
Nngs excluded good and choice (beef)
4.25-4.75; cutter to medium 375-4.75;
vealers milk fed) good and choics
7.50-8.50; medium $50; Gull and com
mon 3.00-5.50.
Stccker and feeder cattle: Steer:
good and choice 500-1050 lbs. $50
TOO: common and medium 4.00-5.50.
Sheep 400: lambs strong tc 81
higher and sheep so higher in in
stances.
Native lambs 7.25-7.65 to packers
cho' rangers 7.85; best held aroune