The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 9

TIIE REGISTER AND LEADER: FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 28. 190S. TONE CAUSED MARKED PROGRESS Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Flaxseed Market Des Moines' Leading Real Estate Dealers, and Where to Find Them. Can Now Everybody (sasJHssEsflsKEnMsnnS jaaWHssMsKSMI Have an Automobile until the right 1XD many a one at the Chalmers Detroit 30 4 Cylinders, $1,500.00 Five-Passenger High Grade Car Large and Luxurious-Speedy and Powerful man -who denied himself a car, right price came out will jump THE MOST WONDERFUL OAR Has Ever Been' Produced for the That ELI! factory RITE most extravafrant price can't buy anythinir more satis- dling; the low cost of up keep; the limited tire expense, make it the comfortable car.

gn'OTJ ought to know more of this astonishing $1,500 car, and 91 we will be pleased to send you catalogue with pictures of several 6tyles, upon request. IfSpLACE your order now if you want to drive one of these Laj cars in 1909. 0. C. VAN SLYKE, XXtftiF OFFICE AND SALESROOM Iowa Auto Supply Co.

407-9-n Fourth Street ACREAGE. E. B. KAGliN. 2ll Iowa Ioan and Trust Ftldg.

Hff 5th. AUCTIONEER (Real Estate.) 8. K. NOI.ANH. At'CT, 400 Youngerinan Bik.

CANADA LAND. B1RT AMH'K, rep. Luae Land JHU Vst Fifth Bo. of Walnut. CITY PROPERTY.

W. H. ARNOLD. Pulte jno-312 YounKernian floof. AOKNCT.

Carina; for non-residents' property our spflcialty; 3t W. fith Pt. E. OR AT, 804 Good 5th and Walnut Bts. 1.

KARsfiV A J. A. SNYDER, 116 Clapp Block. Mutual Phona 160L J. KEITHLEY, 410 Clapp Mut.

phonea QfAce 618: residence 784o-L MACK. OLBEN CO. 15-lt News Arcade Bldg. ENU8 B. HUNT, 0 Iowa Loan Trust MATHI3 Real ectats, 831 Fifth.

Fhones, Iowa Iff, utual 346 East. J. C. MEHAN. rd Floor Utica II.

R. MILLER. 73 la. Loan and Trunt Blrig. Mutual 151T C.

B. M1NN1S. 800 Good Bik. Mutual phona Z18. PEKCIVAL-I'OKTKH 26 Fifth St.

H. KIEJELMAN, Over 610 Weit Walnut Bt C. M. STEWART, 815 Iowa Loan and Trust THE McCLURE 81U 6th St. J.

T. THOMAS, 216 Wett bin BU UNIVERSITY REALTY imi umverauy av J. J. WILKINSON A SON. Ell K.

of V. 6ih and Locust COLORADO LANDS. DRUNK LAND Boom News Arcade. W. M.

KING LAND 209 Seventh BL W. I SH ELTON LAND AOENCX. 4U-12 I. ft T. DAKOTA LANDS.

A. L. Kl.NKEAD. Boom 2u. News Arcads.

EXCHANGE. O. EDENBl'KN, 8i 1. L. ft T.

BLDO. Iowa. Colorado and Wyoming Lands. IRA L. STI BBS, Eiohangen, Des Moiims, Ia.

EXCJHANQEBROKERS CAPITAL INVESTMENT CUM1-AHI, 418-414 Clapp Block, Mil and JaJnut. C. H. COLBY Jft8 Clapp Block, 6th and Walnut. J.

K. 01B8DN ft SON, 1 Iowa Loan ft Trust Bldg. H. J. T1LL1A.

627 rlem I Jtld 61 ii an i Walnut J. W. BROWN ft Real Estate, N. E. Cor.

6th and Walnut flts. IOWA LANDS. (JOHN BELT LAND ft LOAN 2nd Floor Crocker Biflg. JAMES McCARE, 222 Youngernian pes Moines, it. m.

205-207 5th and Walnut. J. C. KHAN BRUCE Bl'TLER 2nd Flour Ulica, ParmsIorRent. CHARLES HARLESS, Q4 K.

of P. 6th and Locust C. L. WALDO. IOWA FARMS.

2nd Floor Manhattan Block. L. BOBBINS, JOB Clapp Block, 6th and Walnut Sts. HIGHLAND AND OAK PARK AQJfCY A. E.

WALKER, 216 West Fifth St. MINNESOTA LANDS. W. H. STKLLMACHKH.

407-409 Clapp Dili and Walnut. KDWARDS MARTIN LAND 612-5111 Ctlca Bldg. REAL ESTATfL JOSHUA JESTER SON. JTI4-212 C. C.

Bank Bldg. East Clh and Loe. N. 8. KNF.PPER, 408 Youngerinan Bik.

and Mulberry. WM. MONTGOMERY. 214 Clapp H1k. Both phones.

M. M. MORRISON. la. L.

Bldg. Mutual ph. 73.T0-K. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. DTmTWNs'REArj; Real Estate and Ins.

ftOfc Crocker mng. REAL ESTATE AND LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEER. eoTrrsHCTraciiAi: 830 Good Bik. 6th and Walnut. SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS.

H. R. LAND 130 Fourth St. JONES BROS Third floor Ciaiip Bldg Pes Moines. G.

H. PERRY LAND 315-317 Clapp Bik; TEXAS LANDS. EVANS REALTY gilt-CIS Iowa and Trust Bldg. WESTERN FARM LAND ens Fleming Des Moines, Ia- "HALE COUNTY FARMERS'' 708 Iowa Loan Trust Bldg. A.

J. McCOLL. Commercial 6th and Mulberry. ROYAL LAND 1-2-3-4 Commercial Bldg. THE GEO." Coast lands.

6 PAUL News Arcade. WASHINGTON LANDS. U. it. 412 Good Bik.

OuLUlll 6th and Walnut Sts. MILLER, 730 la Loan anfl Trust Blrig. Mutual 1617 WYOMING LANDS. FKDKRAL LAND SECURITIES No. 210 West Fifth St.

R. SNODGRASS. Room 17. News Arcade. HELP WANTED MALE.

(CONTINUED.) WANTED One experienced salesman for Iowa. Must be or goa repuie. maus-trtou. and have sufileient money to travel the state continuously for first 30 days. Commissions promptly paid.

Splendid income assured. Yearly contract. To secure consideration enclose reierenoe tionn firms of standing. Bona fide offer. TILE WH.IJI AMSON-ITAFFNER ILakers of Art Calendars, DENVER, COLO.

693 TWENTY teams to haul sand to paving. Apply at bar west of old race track. F. F. Balzer.

WANTED Young men. 18 te 86, for firemen and brakemen, 880 to 1130 per month. Rapid promotion to engineer and conductor at tlM to 8200. For particulars address National Railway Training association, 830 Central Kansas City, Mo. BY THE WEATHER A SLACKENING EXPORT DEMAND IS ANOTHER SLUMP FACTOR.

CORN AND OATS ARE FIRM PROVISIONS ARE ALSO STEADY IN YESTERDAY'S MARKET. Wheat is Inclined to Be Weak at the Start, Opening Quotation Being Cent Lower. CHICAGO. Aug. slackening export demand and generally favorahle weather condition In the northwest were factors that contributed to any easy close In the local wheat market today.

Corn, oat and provisions closed firm. The wheat market wa Inclined to be weak at tho Mart, opening quotations being unchanged to taQ'Hc lower. The Influences that created this bearish sentiment were lower cables and weather conditions In tho spring wheat country. The rain predicted for last night fur Minnesota and the Dakota falltd to material-tee except In portions of Minnesota, and reports received today Indicated that aline irii harvesting had been somewhat acrosa the International bound- lite by wet weather, the new crop l7''ie Canadian provinces would be for market at an early date. Wheat Rallies.

I Toward the end of the first hour the Jpiarket became lirm owing to buying of September by shorts and cash Interests, 'the latter taking the nearby delivery and selling December. This resulted In a i narrowing of the premium on December tn only above September, and caused September to advance from Mc to ft'ic. Sentiment became bearish again late In iihe day and prices yielded to fairly lib-' eral profit taking by local holders. The weakness was partly due to the poor demand for cash wheat. With the exception of a few bids for durum wheat and for hard winter wheat for August loading there was no export demand today, gales of cash were not reported.

However, ten boat loads were reported for export. The market closed easy with prices iMe higher to 'fac lower. September closed at 9l'4c and December at Mi ji94Tfcc. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 484.000 bu. Primary receipts were "iiS.onn bu.

eomrared with 679.0M bu the corresponding day a year ago. Minneapolis. Dnluth and Chicago reported receipts of 412 cars, against 21S cars last week and 220 cars one year ago. Cash Demand Causes) Firmness. Small receipts and an excellent demand for the cash grain caused strength In the corn market.

Offerings In the pit were light nearly all day. Receiving houses reported that almost no corn was being offered from Interior points. The price of the cash grain was Vc higher, and total sales were estimated at 200.000 bushels. The market closed Attn with prices to rc above vesterdav's final quotations. Ixieal receipts were 258 cars, with 88 of contract grade.

Oats were strong all flay, particularly the May. which advanced to 52c, a new Mgh point for the crop delivery. Offerings from the country were wry light and the shipping demand was fairly brisk. Caah sales here totaled 110.0(10 bushels, find prices at the sample tables were up IrC. The market was bulllshly affected by the weekly report of a Cincinnati trade journal, which claimed that the orop of oats would prove a disappointment as to 'be vleld and as to the quantity of light utelsht grain.

The close was string with Ires up "kfHio to Ha. Local receipts fiHV'i 37 cars. N. Provisions Firm. Provisions were firm, owing to smaller receipts of live hogs at western packing centers.

Total arrivals today were estimated at 43.ut)0 head compared with 73,000 head the corresponding day a year ago. Local packers were disposed to buy because of an Improvement In the shipping demand. At the close prions were a shade to ll'toc higher than the previous close. Cash Quotations. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Firm-Wheat No.

3, KcSW.Ot; No. I red, ti'c. Corn-No. Soo; No. I yellow, So SO He Oats No.

i white, tc; No. white, 7ftiro. Barley flood feeding, tnflOle; fair to Choice malting, eBfitiAc. Flaxseed No. 1 northwestern, fLSV Timothy Seed Prime.

83.50. Short Ribs-Sides (loose). r4'S 8714, Mess Pork Per S14.aOfrl4.CS,. Lard-Per 100 89.3S. Short Clear Sides (boxed), t.fln$r9.2S, Vt hlsky Basis of highwlnes, SI .37 Articles.

Receipt s. Shipments. Flour, barrels Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels Oats, bushels Rye, bushels Barley, bushels Sfi.BJiO 23.400 TT.iloO ns.000 1 241.9HO 277,500 207.IHIO 2.300 13,000 Ranire of Prices. CltlCAOO. Aug.

leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat. Open. High. Low, Close. Sept WiffMH M'4j SI4 Deo 44 WSfiOl'i May 9S'i WSffii Va Corn.

Sept 78 r-H Jieo MM9eH Oi'i f.e. May 64V4tH4 65 4 4 Oats. Sept 49 SO 4914 Dec 49 SO May SlHiH 62 611, 6l Pork. fept 14fA 14.ff7H 14 47H 14 53 J4.B2H 14 14.591, i4. 15.974 15.07V4 16.90 15.98 Ijird.

Sept 3R 9.35 90 .324 Oct 9 424 9 45 9 40 424 Jan 9.30 3.30 9.274 t-274 Pi be. Sept 8.774 8.82H 8.774 8.80 Oct 8.R74 8. so 8 85 8.874 Jan (.30 8 30 8.274 8.30 HARPER WARD Members Chicago Board of Trad. 303-304-306-306 Fleming Building, Des Moines, Iowa. Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds Correspondents WARE LLLAfrD, Chicago.

Private Wires. Harpe' Ward'g Market Ietter. (Ware Leland, Correspondents.) Wheat The market displayed a firm tone early, but at around top prices realising sales appeared. There ha been buying of September by elevator concerns, causing strength in that option. The deferred futures, however, have shown weakness and closed around bottom prices.

We are believers In wheat, but advise caution In buying on bulges. We would much prefer to wait a moderate dip before making purchases, which, we believe will prove attractive. Corn The present outlook Is encouraging for fair crop with favorahle wealher. There will be considerable covering of corn short, the market closing fractionally higher. Eastern demand is reported less urgent, but would appear at the moment that profit taking on long torn would seem to be in order.

Oats -Shorts covered freely and new Mgh level for May kind was reported. At that point, however, profit taking sales' nere met wun. wun me ciose at irao-tionallv under top prices. provisions Were firm, Influenced by the higher hog market. Packers were sgaln In evidence as buyers of the near by futures, and there was also a fair commission house demand for the Janu-, ary product.

Huga for tomorrow, 15.0UO. Jesse F. Stevenson 912 Fleming Blda-i Des Moines, la. BONDS, BANE STOCKS. PAVING, 8EWER AND CURBING CERTIFICATES BOUGHT AND SOLD.

TO HIGHER PRICES INFU KNTEI) BY A HEAVY COV- EHINU MOVEMENT. BROWN AFFAIR "EVENED UP" HARRDIAN ISSrES ARE AGAIN LEADERS ON WALL STREET. I'njon radflc Sells at Its Highest Figure of the Fast Year Itaiiu In West Have Influence. NEW YORK, Aug. 27 Under the Influence of a heavy covering movement Induced In largo part by un evening up" process of the shorts concerted In the suspmision of A.

u. Brown today's stock market made a pronounced progress In the direction of higher prices. Again the leaders were the Harrlman Issues, Southern Pacific advancing to a new high level, and I'nlon 1'aclflo selling at Its highest figure In considerably, over a year. An excellent Impression waa created by the ease with which the new Atchison bond Issue was marketed, and by the generally better demand for high class bonds. In speculative circles a more cheerful view of niarket conditions seemed to be taken.

Unfavorable returns, w. title Interest is attracted aeant attention. For the month of July fifty-two railroads reported a decrease of 16.67 per cent In gross. For the second week of this month returns rrom tnirty-six. roads snow a decrease In gross of 11.73 per cent and for the third week twelve leading lines fell off 12 06 per cent.

Among the Individual etstements were the Northern Pacific with a deficit of for June, and Lake Shore Michigan Southern, whose Quarter ended June 30. showed a decrease of over 8325.000 In surplus. The poorest report was that of the Southern railway, which reported a decrease In gross from July 1 of l.WK.OiiO, the thitd week of this month alone falling off $186,000. That the western roads are making very slow progress toward recovery is evidenced lnthe July statement of Chicago A Northwestern, hlch reported a decrease about $700,000 in gruss. The weekly summary of conditions In the middle west confirmed last week's advices that further benefit has ac crued to crops from the recent rains.

The flarriman Issue became buoyant in the late session of the niarket, and the whole list participated in the rise. Heading made a net gain of 44 and Southern Paclnoand I'nlon pacific scored net gains of 84 and 44 points, respectively. Trading In the last two Issues constituted over 83 per cent of the day's business, which closed at top prices, despite heavy realizing for profits. The general bond market waa strong. Total sales, par value, $6,430,000.

tio onange in government bonds on oall. Closing Did. The following were the closing bids cm me iNew xorg biock exenange: Amal. Copper Kansas City B. 2J'4 do pfd 6S Mex.

Cent i5 M. ft St. 2S M.St.P ftB.St.M.OH Mo. Pac 6874 Mo. K.

ft 827, do pfd 64 Nat. Lead 81,14 N. Y. Cent 1064 K. O.

ft W. 3V A. C. ft 40 do pfd 103 A. Cotton Oil A.

H. ft L. pfd 2i) A. Ice Secur. ti'i Amer.

Linseed 11 Amer. Looo 66V4 pio 105 A. Smelt. 91 do Pfd A. Sugar 13574 A.

Tobacco, pfd t4 Amer. Woolen 24 Anao. Mln. 4S4 Atchison S'iA. Pfd 941, Atlan.

Co TJn. qi Norfolk A W. 744 N. American 62C North. Pao.

....144 Pac. Mall 25 Pennsylvania ..12534 r'eople Gas 861 C. C. 73 Pressed Steel C. 814 Pullman Pal.

C.166 Railway S. P. 43 Reading 128H Republic Steel Wl4 do pfd Rock Island Co. 17 do pfd JS St.L.&S.F 2dpfd 27 SL South do pfd 42 S. S.

8. ft Iron. 634 South. Pao. do pfd 119 South.

Railway. 20 do pfd 4974 Tenn. Cop 374 Tex. ft Pao. 25V Bait.

do pfd 84 b. Rapid 60V Can. Pac 1764, Cent. do pfd of N. 200 vnes.

A 42i o. tu. rn. ihj C. M.

ft St. 14374, Col. F. ft 1 85 C. ft S.

1st 63 do 2d pfd ton. uas -orn rroduets 19 Del. ft Hud. v. a k.

27 do pfd 67 T. St. I j. ft 26 do pfd 5H Union Paeifto do pfd 86 U. 6.

Rubber do 1st pfd U. S. steel 4r, do pfd 1097, I'tah Copper 44H Vlr. Car. Chem.

do pfd 107H Wabash 12 do pfd West. Electric 7H West. I'nlon 65 W. ft I-ake Erie 9'4 Wis. Cent 2414, Dlst.

Securities. 3H trie 24' do 1st pfit 38H do 2d prd 29 General Kleo. ..145 G. North. O.

N. Ore ctfs 67 Illinois Cent. Inter-Met IV do pfd Inter. Paper lov, do pro 65 Inter. Pump Iowa Cent.

24'i 17 L. 109 Total sales for the day. shares. The Money Market. kvtw YORK.

Aur. Money on Call Quiet at Vvfl1; per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; closing hid, IV4 per cent; of fered at per eenu Time Ixians Dull; sixty daya, per cent; ninety days. 282H Per cant; six months, 8H per cent. Paper Prime mercantile, 844H per cent. Sterling Exchange Steady, with artual hosiness In bankers' bills at J4 8i.26w 4 84 36 for sixty-day bills and at J4 .85.90 for demand.

Commercial 83H-Par Silver 61'V. Mexican Dollars 46a Ronds Government, steady; railroad. strong. V. B.

rfg reg.103,1 do coupon U. S. 3s reg ...101 do enunon ....101 TX S. 4 reg ....1204 do coupon Japan 4s 7974 Japan 4Hs 1 I do 2d eerl nes nnCAGO. Aug.

27. New York change sold at 25c discount today. London Money. INTON. Aug.

27. Money was In better demand In the market today for month end requirements and discounts were firm. On the stock exchange the settlement was oonclnded without difficulty. Evidences of broadening business were apparent, particularly In foreign rails, home rslls and the kaffir sections, where quite substantial advances were registered. Gilt edged securities alBO benetited by the more confident support and cheaper money, while the better bank return assisted In the healthv and strong tone.

American securities were steady In the forenoon in svmpathv with Wall street, but dealings were not large, owing to the uncertain outlook. Paclllc stocks and United States Steel received the most attention and were quoted rather above parity. The activity Increased in the afternoon, and fluctuations were wide and mostlv higher. New York bought well, and sellers became scarce and the market finished strong Copper shares were strong. Japanese bonds were a feature In the foreign section.

Berlin Money. BT'IRLTN, Aug. 27. Trading on the bourse today was firm and prices wete higher. Paris Money.

PARTS. Aug. 57. Prices on the bourse today opened firm and became heavy towards the close. Produce and Poultry, Butter and Egjjs Dairy Products and Poultry.

CHICAGO. August 27. Cheese Easy daisies, laHBlSc; twins, lHo; young Americas, Poultry Alive, firm; turkeys, 16o; chickens, HiVsiEflTc; springs, 16c. Butler Steady; creameries, lSVWHc; dairies. 1.4120c.

Fggs Steady; firsts, I8H0. NBW YORK, August 27. Butter- Steady; creamery, third to nrsts, Cheese and Eggs steady; unchanged. Poultry Alive, unchanged; springs. 13c; fowls.

18c: turkeys. 12c. Dressed, quiet; western. sTrlng chickens. 121t)l9c; spring turkeys, fowls, fiX, lAXHB, ie Auc.

27Poultrri-i New York Grain. NEW YORK, Aug. Recelpta, 99.1K) bu; exports, 43X.3 bu; spot, easy; No. 2 red, Sl.OW4ftl.t1l1 elevator; No. 2 red, SI 01(4 f.

o. b. afloat Options closed Vc to net lower Sepptember, 81-01WS 1.M24. closed tl.Ol; December. closed 11.03; May, SldValwi, closed S1.W.V Corn-Kecelptps.

4,300 bu; spot steady; No. 2, ic nominal elevator and l4o nominal delivered. The option market was higher with the west snowing to 4c net rise. September closed De-renilier. 77VSf77e, closed May, 7-S j734c, closed 734c Oats Receipts, 75,000 bu; spot setady; mixed, lbs, 6240; natural white, 26 b-X lbs, WVyGUHc; clipped whit.

4 lbs, frutEo. Minneapolis Grain. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 27 Larger flour shipments attest a better demand. Sales are not materially larger, but there Is enough Increase in ordws booked to make the situation distinctly better.

Quotations are bringing In foreign Inquiry, but onlv low gravies are reported saleable. Shipments were 4o.l28 barrels. First patents. ib.WQ&.io; second patents, tfi-Hoi 5 70; first clears, 84 K6S4.45; second clears, Wheat September closed 89r4e; old September closed PSttfiutttc; December closed 9S4V; old December closed 9x4'ulV; May closed 11.024. Lash: Wheat: Close No.

1 Northern spot or to arrive. Si 0V; No. 2 northern Bpot or to arrive 9fvc. Kansas City Grain. KANSAS CITY, Aug.

Unchanged; September, M4c; December. May, KUc; cash No. 2 hard, KHStOIc; No. 3, WC'93o; No. 2 red, tKc; No.

8, 93iyu Corn I ncliaiiged; September, 71c; December, 6Wtc- May, 59-V; cash No. mixed, 724; No. 3, 723 72'c; No. 2 white, 73c; No. 3, 72yj72c.

Oats Unchanged; No. I white, 4Sg60cj No. 2 mixed. Receipts Wheat, cars. St.

Louis Grain. ST. LOT'IS. Aug. 27.

Wheat weak: track. No. i red, cash, utivgwio; No. 2 hard, futures, December, WValf: May. 9c.

Corn-Higher; track, No. 2 cash, 770 774c; No. 2 white, futures, Do-oember. SSViSMie May, tA4jli24C. Oats Higher: track, No.

2 cash, 49o; No. 2 white. 61c; futures, May. 514c Peoria Grain. PEORIA.

Aug. 27. -Corn-Firm; No. 2 yellow, 74Ci'9e; No. 3 yellow, 7KV579c; No.

S. 784e; No. 4, 774c; no grade. 7f.Uc. Oats Steady; No.

3 white, 44c; No. 4 wnne. wo. Liverpool Grain. LIVERPOOL, Aug.

at Spot steady; No. red western winter, 7s 41; futures barely steady; September, 7s 44d; December, 7s 64d. Corn tBpot firm: American mixed, 6s 4d; futures quiei; ewpieiuuer, oa The Cotton Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 27.

Cotton The market opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline of 4 points owing to lower cables and Increased the losa to pointa on the active months under liquidation by yesterday's buyers and bear pressure based on reports that the crop damage reports from the storm area had been ex aggerated, a more favorable weather map and talk that the Liverpool bull was abandoning his position. The market was Irregular In the middle of the morning with prices a point or two up from the Futures opened steady; August, bid; Sept. 0e bid; 8.73c; December, 8.00c; January, S.57o. Futures closed with near months easy and distant steady. Closing bids: August.

Dilsc; September. 1 40c; Ootolier, 63c; November. 8 41c; December, 8 t4c; January, g.Sflr; Fehruarv. 8.3Xe: March. 8 40c: May.

850c. Spot closed quiet, Olplnts decline; middling uplands. 8.700; middling gulf. I860. Knlcs MO bales.

G9LVKSTON. Aug; 37. Cotton- Steady, 940. Chicago Flaxseed. CHICAOO, Aug.

27. Flaxseed 1H low. er; No. 1 northwestern, 81.24; No. 1 from the northwest, 31 27H: 1 southwestern, I1.1M.

Recelppts were 1 car. Live Stock Quotations at Principal Markets Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO, 27 Cattle-R- celpts, estimated at about 5.B00 head; market strong to 10c higher; steers, $4,768 7.70; cows. 33.40ti3.2S; heifers, 34.4J0y4.7Si bulls, 75415.00; calves, Blockers and feeders, $2 M. Hogs Receipts, estimated at about head; market 6c to 10c higher; choice heavy Jfi.80f3.85i butchers, Jt'nO j4.i; light mixed.

$63450; choice light, packing. 3t.o0a66; pigs, 33.78 O.tlV. estimated at sooui 12 000 head; market steady to 10c higher; sheep, 31.6004 ft; lambs, yearlings. Kiwa4.56. Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 6.000 head. Including 1.000 Tex-nns- market steady: natives, steady; native steers. southern eteers. $3 2Vff4 25: southern cows.

$2 2f.io3.40; native cows and heifers. 80; etockers and feeders. $2JTu4 76; bulls, J3.4twB3.6i: calves, $3 2fu 60; vestern steers. J3.76d 6.00; western cows. $2603.73.

Hogs Kecelpts, head; market So higher; bulk of sales, heavy, J6.56tffi6.70; packers and butchers, JH.BaTji 8.70: lights. JS.4WW.80; pigs, Sheep Receipts. 3.000 head; market steadv; muttons. lambs. J4.00Td 5 86; range wethers.

fed ewes, 33.2664.00. St- Louis Live Stock. ST. INCUTS. Aug.

27. Cattle Tte-ceiprs, 4.60O head. Including 2.600 Teuans; market stesdv to strong; beef steers, $4 00 ft7.50; Blockers and feeders. cows and heifers. 33.flnifrtl.00; Texas steers, Jl.DiKhti.ilp; rows and heifers, tl Hogs Receipts 4.0i head; market lOd higher: pigs and lights, packers, Jf.00!it.7O; butchers and best heavy, Sheep Receipts, 1.5O0 head; market strong; natives, J3.00fr4.6S; lambs, J3.60itf 6.60.

South Omaha Live Stock SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 57. Cattle Receipts. 4.000 head: niarket active to stronger: native steers, $4 (mi 26; cows ami heifers.

38.nfltfi4.40; western steers. $3 26tfv5 40; Texas steers. $3 00'o'4flR; range cows and heifers. rannern. $2.00 stockers and feeders, calves, $3.00416.26: bulls and stags, 3 00.

Hogs Receipts. 8.700 head; market strong to 5c higher; heavy, $8 mixed. J3.87HfiW.42: light. pigs, 85.SOtf3.in; bulk of sales. Slieeo Reeolnts.

4.900 head; market strong to 10c higher; yearlings. $4 2Mi4 85; wethers, $4 008 4.36; ewes, lambs, $5.4041 00. St. Joseph Live Stock, SOt'TH ST. JOSF.PH.

Aug. T7-Cattle Receipts, 2.0) head; market steady; steers, cows and heifers. calves. $3. (Wo.

50. Hors Receipts. 6.000 head: market S.fj 10c higher: ton. $6.76: bulk. 3.4iVfl.6.

Sheep Receipts. 700 head; market steady; lambs, 33.26Sji6.. Sioux City Live Stock. PIOVX CITY, Ta Aug. 27.

-Special; rnttlA Uecphitn. 4(10 head! market Blnn.lv beeves, 34.6tKA7.0i); cows, bulls, $2.06 A.o; Blockers ana teeners, sz.vKjtH.w. Hogs-Receipts. 2.700 head; market 5- to 10c higher at 36.20Si6.SD; bulk of sales, The Wool Market. ST.

LOTIS. August territory and western mediums, leu 18c: Mu1liim. And OffilV The Metal Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 17.

Lead Dull, Copper Lake, dull, JJJ.508 1Z.W4, eilver-61i -3. at the Price. the cost of han DIN'ltlCT COLKX K04RJ. Elizabeth Bmythe ts Jesse A. Smj-the.

Petition. Mrs. Kate Novels vs. Walter Novels. Petition.

W. F. Stephenson vs. A. R.

Dempster. Petition. Pane Toledo Auto Co- Tl Fred M. Fames. Petition.

Chicago Lumber and coal Co. vs. J. B. Browne.

Petition. J. F. Stephenson vs. Pease Hay Com mission Co.

Petition. Anna Starck vs. Miller a) Russell et au Answer. C. V.

HavTod vs. C. A. Wlnemsn. Pe tition.

Patrick MoDerrnott vm. Paul Rlesar ejons. Petition. J. J.

Moore vs, Robert J. LyTich. Peti tion. Charles B. Booth TS.

Lafayette Young. Petition. J. J. Moore vs.

Qeorge r. Hanawaiu Petition. W. J. Riddell rs.

Federal Land Co. et at. Petition. HEAL FSTATE TRANSFERS. The following transfers of realty were lade of record Thursday.

Aug. 27, 1908: Robert Hrennan to Rose A. Rren- nan, wife. Jan. 20.

lot ttnig-man Place Freeman Snow, single, to Margaret W. Thompson. Aug. was, lot no, hlk 4 I.nimnn 2d add (00 Herbert C. unmarried.

to Jennie A. McFarland. Aug. b. JftfiS.

Inis 7 and 8, hlk. 7. South Fort lies Moines, and lot 22, bik. 1, Central place 1. MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD.

Name and Restdanoe. Age. Frederick E. Price. Odeholt.

21 TT Htont. Centervllle 18 H. Schwarts. Webster City 24 Jennie George. Oreen Ridge 20 J.

a Lowrey, Fort oooge Martha Dorhelra. Fort Dodge 24 Norman F. Rooky. Fremont 27 Ollle Bryan. Fremont 21 WANT ADS The rate Want Ada Is One Cent per word, each Insertion.

No Insertion for less than 10 cents. Ads for one month. I wily and Sunday. $1.28 per line. (Clair voyants, 8180 per line.) Advertisers who wish to have answers addressed to a letter and number of The Register and Leader office can do so.

Telephone 180 Register and Leader Want Ad Department. WANT AD AGENCIES, E. L. Twining, Tenth and Center 8ta Beck Drug Twelfth and High Bts. W.

A. Graham, Sixth and State. Ralph C. Jones. 25th and University.

H. C. Boyd. 1002 West Ninth. E.

A. Downing, Ninth and Grand Ave. Bwlhart Drug Twelfth and Laurel. A. T.

Benae Drug 2uth and Forest C. T. Randall. 1401 Forest Ave. D.

H. Relchara, 18th and University. W. B. Shaffer.

Sixth and School. E. L. Twining, Ninth and University. Guth Drug 908 Fremont.

K. E. Draper. 19th and Crocker. M.

K. Davis Drug Ninth and Center. A EXT. THE Knights and Ladies of Socurtty will give a dance at Union park Monday evening. Kromer's orchestra.

Ev- ervbf1y Invited. HKI.P WANTED MALE. Telegraphy We conrhict the largest, best equipped railroad and telegraph school in the west. Rook. Island and Western Union wires in our rooms.

Fositiont for graduates. Full course, $50. Term starts Auguit 31. Catalogue free. Address Telegraph C.

C. C. College, Des Mines, la. BSA anything more up-to-date, and D. Banders, Internal revenue collector, from Oyster Bay on Monday last: "Am Informed that notwithstanding my telegram of Aug.

20, you are still Bcllve-ly engaged In manipulating local politics. I wish you to understand distinctly that this game cannot do, as I shall retain no one In the service who does not comply with the strict rules of the department, and my orders with regnrd to factional contests in the party. If you will not comply with these orders, wire your resignation at onoe. Wire answer Immediately." To this MY. Banders Is said to have replied as follows: "Telegram received.

Conditions compiled with." CATTLE RATES TAKE DROP FiTe Per Cent Will Bn Charge On Shipments of KnnRfl Cattle. WASHINOTON, Aug. 27. A sweeping reduction of from one-half to five per cent on shipment of range cattle to be carried Into effect by Oct. 16.

Is effected in an order issued today by the Interstate commerce commission In the case of the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas agumet the Missouri, Kansas ft Tejas snd fifty-eight other common carriers. The reduction carries out the commission's condemnation last spring of the rallmad advanoi-a In rates. The rstes ordered cut today are on range cattle from points In Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma to northern ranges In Wvom- lng. Nebraska, South Dakota and Mon tana, and In cattle in car loads from the southwest to Chicago. East St.

Louis, Bt. Louis, St. Joseph, Kansas City, New Orleans and Omaha. The railroads are also expected to submit a nominal charge of not exceeding one dollar per car for their present two dollar terminal charge for the delivery of livestock at the L'nlon stock yards In Chicago. IOWA PIONEER PASTOR DIES Rev.

J. H. Windsor rasa Away at La Granite, III. MASON CITY, Aug. The death at La, Orange, 111., of the Rev.

J. H. Windsor at an advanced a4te recalls days of pioneer church work In this county snd In Floyd county. The Rev. Windsor organised the first Congregational church in north Iowa at Charles City, Oct.

20. 18SML He. with Mrs Mary Hackley, now a resident of St. Joseph, were the only eurvlvlng members of the congregation at the time of the organization. The Rev.

Windsor preached In nearly every neighborhood In north Iowa during the pioneer days, and It Is largely due to his work that the denomination secured Its firm footing. He was later pastor at Waterloo, leaving there In 18i8. OFFICIAL WEATHER STATISTICS The following table givea the state of the weather at the places mentioned at p. central tUne. Aug 27.

Minimum temperatures are for the peat twenty-four hours: Abilene partly 72 Amnrlllo rain) 64 .02 Hismarck (nw clear) 74 Charles City clear) 76 80 i Cheyenne clear) 74 7s 44 Chicago clear) 7H 78 62 Concordia partly cloudv) 78 82 62 Davenport ptly, SS 54 Denver clear! 76 7S 54 Tr i.es jiomes clear) xo 84 01 Detroit clear) 74 Devlla Lake clear) 44 72 62 Dodge City partly cldy.) 84 DO 62 Dubuque cloudy) 78 84 in Durango cleat) (to 4S Tr ti r-aao partly cloudv) 1 Si) 68 Galveston partly cloudy) 84 88 Orand Junction clear) 84 88 Tr Havre 44 Helena cloudy) ....7 SO 44 Huron clear) 76 8:1 44 Kansas City clear) 80 84 64 .93 inuer clear) 78 7S 40 Modena clear) 80 84 52 North Platte clear). ...82 8 48 Tr j-eoria (s clear) 7 86 62 Pueblo partly 76 88 58 Rapid City clear) 7 78 48 Roswell rajn) ws 86 64 .20 Saint Louis clear) S2 8S 70 Saint Paul clear) 76 80 60 .08 alt Lake City clear) 82 82 54 Santa (a partly cloudy) 73 80 66 .08 Sault Ste. Marie cloudy) 64 72 61) Sheridan clean 76 78 40 Valentine clear) 78 () 60 Wllllston clear) 72 .74 44 Yellowstone Park clear) 70 Excess of precipitation at Des Molm for 19H. 5 97 Inches. The temperature as observed Rt the local office of the United States weather bureau yesterday waa aa follows: a.

61 I 2 p. 80 a. rn 68 '4 i. m. 84 10 it If S3 Ui Steady, chickena, springs, 18o; turkeys, 14c; durks.

Vatic; geese, 6o. Butter Steady: creamery. 1S30. F.KK9 Firm. 16c case count.

PorkHigher; jobbing, standard mess, 815.10. I.ard-Hlgher, 89.16S 26. AVhlskev ll.SS1. KANSAS (TTt, Auir. V.

Butter Firm; creamery, extra, -'ic; packing stock, Iflc Erfrs Firm; fresh extras, Cos current receipts, 16Va New York Provisions. NEW YORK. Aug. 27 Lard-Firm: western, 89 70; refined, firm; continent. 81" 10.

Pork Steady. Sugar Raw. nominal; fair refining. 8 46c; centrifugal. 86-test.

8.96c; molasses sugar, 8.15c. Kenned, quiet; tt; 7 isan. Kn 4.RBT- No. S. 4.45c: No.

10. No. U. 4 80c: No. 12.

4 26o; No. 18, 4 20c; No. 14, 4.15c; confectioners' 4.WK-; mould 5.35c cut loaf, 6Soc; crushed, lite; powoereo, e.iw, iiu- lated, 5 00c; cubes, 5 Zho. Th mnrket for coffee futures closed uudv nt iinrhanflreft to 5 nolnts higher. on support from trade interests of the near months and scattered covering.

Sales were reported of 34.0m bags. Includ ing Beptember at w'gti; i'-ionrr i Jf.fc: December at Bpot coffee oulot; Bio No. 7. SSc; Pantos No. 4, Sic; mild, dull; Cordova.

V612Ja Local Wholesale Produce and Commission Market Egg Market. by E. M. ElllngoO. ErrsSpecial select.

21c; No. 1, 20OJ No. 2. IIVsC Butter Market. fPurnlshed by Beatrice Creamery Co.) itnitAr Rest creamery.

2.c: No. 8 creamery, 21o; process. packing BtOCk, 16'4C1 DUliar IHl, iHBiiiu. Fruit and Vegetables. (Furnished by C.

C. Taft Co. Mu.nrn a a 1 .1 lit hfd 1.0U uu'iio 60c per dos; new potatoea, S5c; cabbage. nome roiwn Virginia Sweet Potatoes 84 per bbl. 1'eacnee auiornin.

ow, Bananas 4'tc per lb. Onfall 50 per crate. Oranges-Late Vaienchia. 84 636.26 per box. Watermelons 20c.

Celery Fancy Michigan, 80c. Rocky Ford. standard crate, 85 00. Fruits California. ManieTt Pars i.ou; plums.

Jl.i'S: new apples. 82 6" tl '8 -00. urapes noma grown, uuanvu Des Moines Live Stock. (Furnished by Agar Packing company Cattle head; market steady; heavy steers. 84.3ftjiiS.80; medium steers, cows and lieifets.

82.404r4.3n. Hogs Receipts, 400 head; market stesdy; hulk of sales, Linseed Meal Market. (Furnished hy American Linseed Co.) Ground Linseed Cake Oar loads, 16 tons or more. fSti.ts); single tons, 831.00; 1,000 lhs, 816.00; fciiO lbs. 8X.25; less amounts, 1.

70 per. cwt o. b. Des Moines. Jlour and Feed.

fTenmished hv Shannon Mott Co.) Flour- Iowa and Minnesota patents, car lOlt. 3D.0V. lute. a nesota straights, car lots, to 10; local lots, 15.40: Iowa and Minnesota, Brst clear lots. 84 SO; local lots, 84.50.

jj-ecdChop, 88.00; cracked corn. $.12 00; coarse meal, 00; ground short, 8-'6 00; bran. middlings. tIS .00. Cereals-Bolted meal, per cwt, kiln dried, 82 rve flour, family, per cwt.

82.40; pure rye flour. C. C. Urnnnm; 10-10 lb cartons, $2.50. Wheat Winter, WS4c; spring, 85S9o.

Local Hide Market. (Furnished by C. L. Perclval Co.) Hides Oreen Na. 1.

7c; No. 8, 6c; cow (cured) No. 8c; No. 2, 7c; horse. No.

82.t"4i2.25; No. 2. 81.25. Tallow Raw. No.

IVc; rendered, No. be; Ko. S. 4c, President Get Forceful. BFFFALO, N.

Aug. 27 A special from Batavlft gives the following as the Uxt of U. talejixam receive by Archie BOOKKEEPER WANTED I want to interview every bookkeeper In Des Molnea who cares to add 86 to 810 per(' week to present Income by doing extra work No investment, no Interference with present employment. Address Box 383, City. sa mf.N' with teams sell family remedies, tolv jt-ajrUiOaaomUJiintJwdjiaiQadt.