The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 8

THE TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL Thursday, September 22, 1910. 8 has again suspended the proposed freight Wanted Female Help. Cml SHI LIVE- STOCK: F1MM JEE FIRE IS ukAh: WANTED A competent young lady stenographer for good permanent position. Address Commercial Pub. care Capi- MP1TM, auvances on western roaas, postpouus the date until January 15, 1911.

Total sales of stocks today were about 400,000 shares. Money on call loaned at 1 to 2 per cent; ruling rate 1 per cent. Time loans were easy; sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety days, 4 to 4 per cent; six months 4 per cent; prime mercan- choice, No. 1, No. 2, Alfalfa, choice.

No. solo to mum IE TRADE IN LIVE STOCK ANTED A good white girl for general housework; good wages; no washing. CO E. 5th. SLIGHT DEGLItlE III WHEAT No.

2. no. $6.609.50. Straw, $5.6006.00. Packing hay, luc paper, to 6 per ctuu Sterling- exchanr was steady, with Quo IMF IK OHEGEHTAHOBD 1ToO(SphocQQ3510 tations for bankers' bills at $4.8615 for de GIRLS AND WOMEN, in all departments.

Topeka Laundry 2nd and Quincy. BUTTER, EGGS AND POIJLTBT. Kansas City. Sept. 2L Quotations on mand ana 34.8350 to $4.8380 ror eu-oay dius; commercial bills, $4.83 to $4.83.

RECEIPTS OF CATTLE AND SHEEP Topeka Company Absorbed by close: was at falling off of to of cent. change were as follows: GOOD AND OF HOGS LIGHT. WANTED School girl to assist with light 1 RANGE OF STOCKS. 1 a 9 1 m. I.aillii.

ISggs Extra, new wnue wooa cases in housework for board ana room, xieii cluded. 25c a firsts, 23c; seconds, 16c. 2S64. Hartford, Company New Policies Will Be Issued in New Company. Butter Creamery, extras.

2So a Cattle Prices Strong- to 15 Cents HI-ner stocks, as reported by J. E. Gall, grain and stock broker, 102 East Fifth street, were as follows: Close Low Wed Tut WANTED A working housekeeper. Good firsts. 25c: seconds, 23c; packing stock.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES. Wne Weather for Maturing Crop Caused W'eaknMS in Cora Oat -Closed at Loss. 21c. Hogs Dm IB to 20 Cents, and Sheep Oft the Same. Live Poultry spring cmcxens, izc a Single Insertion, one cent a word.

Seven consecutive insertions, five cents WANTED Girl to assist with house broilers, 14c: hens, 12c; cull hens, a word. work. Email family. 143 Bucnanan. 4c: roosters.

turkeys. 16c: ducKs. Thirty consecutive insertions or one 12c: geese, 6c; pigeons, 60o a squabs. Am. 46 47 46 47 46 Am.

Cot Oil 61 61 61 61.... Am. Hide 21 21 21 21 Am. Tel. T.

J34T4 135 134 135 134 Am. 36 87 36 37 37 MAINTAIN OFFICE HERE WANTED White girl for kitchen help. $1.0001.26 a aoz. Kansas City, Sept 2L Cattle Receipts Call GUI's Lunch Room. 417 month, twenty cents a word.

No advertisement accepted for less than ten cent. To Inrnir r1otHf'MYi of mAm they Chicago, Sept. SI. Butter Steady; GIRL to assist in house work. $3 per creamery, 24asc: dairy, znazic must be brought or telephoned to the week.

Call BeU phone 2078. 2 rings. omce oeiore o'ciock. Eggs Steady; firsts, Zio. Poultry Steady: turkeys, 18c; fowls, Consideration Not Given Out, Am.

Sugar Ref. 117 116 117 116 Am. 92 92 92 92 T. S. c.

98 99 98 99 9S A. T. S. p. 100 100 100 100 100 B.

WANTED Experienced white girl for CARD RATES. Cards of thnir lad notices and 13c; springs, 13c 12,000. Market strong to 15c higher. Dressed beef and export steers, $7,000 8.00; stockers and feeders. southern steers, southern cows, native cows, southern cows, native cows, $2,600 6.00; native heifers, bulls, $3.40 06.40; calves, $4.0008.50.

general nousewora, udk w. lOtn. church entertainments, ten cents a line. No advertisement taken for less than 60 New York. Sent.

2L Butter Steady; WANTED A white girl for second work. orooitiyo 1. tiy Canadian Paciflc.190 190 190 190 190 Chea. Ohio 75 75X4 74 7574 74 But Understood It Was $600,000, About Jfliree Times the Capitalization. cents.

creamery, extra, 29c; process butter, second to special, 23027c. Apply at vug Topeka avenue. JT. B. Aay advertUesseat lasertea Eggs Steady: iresn gatnerea, extra WANTED A pantry girL Apply Chef, rwn till fortlftdea, ssast steppea ky wrtttea order.

Jf attemtle will Hogs Receipts 5,000. Market 15o to 20o firsts, 26027c. Poultry Alive. steady: fowls. 10c; a G.

C. 22 23 22 23 22 M. St. c.120 122 120 122 120 ChL N. W.

.....143 146 146 146 144 Cola. F. T. 2d 29 29 29 Kauonai Hotel to ald dlseeatlaae soUce ky teie- lower. Bulk, heavy, packers and butchers, light, WHITE woman wanted for kitchen help.

spring chickens, 15016c; turkeys, 12015c. Dressed Irregular; Western broilers, 170 20c; fowls, 14017c; turkeys, 20027c pomm ar verbal rdee. Con. Gas 130 131 130 131 130 uuz jacKson. The Shawnee Fire Insurance company.

$9.0009.40. Corn 13 14ft Corn 74 75 74 75 74 DeL Hud. 162 162 162 162 WANTED Dining room girl. Fifth Ave Sheep Receipts 21.000. Market steady to a Topeka company and one of the largest St.

Louis. Sent. 2L Poultry Weak; nue Hotel, 10c lower. Lambs, stockers and D. Rio c.

30 30 29 30 39 I Offi LA BE chickens, 10c; springs, 12c; turkeys, 19c; ducks, Uc; geese, 9c xeeaers, s.uwa.o. fire Insurance companies In the entire Mississippi Valley, was sold yesterday to WANTED Chambermaid. Glenwood Ho tel. Prices for fn various erases or cattl the National Fire Insurance -company of Chicago, Sept. 2L-Such tuora restot-mea to selling pressure was made in "heat today that the market did not lose Dearly as much as corn or oats.

Foreigner- -were credited with a large portion of the sales. The close was at a net decline ot ie to for wheat. WHEAT. The big buying In wheat was to coyer ihort safes, one house alone taking fully two million bushels of December ana May. Beforehand, howr t6" been a weak starts from which at no time in entire recovery developed and which due to disappointing erpool rabies.

Quoting futures more an a hnnv lower. An improvement in the Flour trade at Minneapolis was seized utou as a sustaining Influence and so a decrease in prtoaryreceipts. De-Tember ranged from to .00, finishing net nower, at $L00Wft. CORJI. Fine weather for maturing the crop cash market was also weak.

No. 2 yellow in the final trading was 6364c OATS. Oata closed at a net loss of PROVISIONS. The weakness of corn and hogs counted downward 2c to TVfec and ribs Be to lac CHICAGO FUTURES. fTTnrnished by J.

E. Gall, grain and broker 102 East Fifth street.) gTne leading Chicago futures ranged as AllAWfla iJuiter jjuii; creamery, a(ff2V4c. Eggs Steady; case count, 22c K. C. FRUIT AND PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Sept. 21. Potatoes Car Hartford, Conn. The sale has been ap D.

Rio G-. 71 71 71 71 71 Erie, 25 26 25 26 25 Erie, 1st 43 43 43 43 43 Gen. Elec 143 143 143 143 Goldfleld 8 8 8 8 8 Gt. 123 127 123 127 123 111. Cent.

128 128 128 128 12S Tn.i- Xf of 91 91 Wi. 91 Wanted Male Help were approximately as follows: Fat Steers-Prime, corn fat $8.0008.25 Fair to choice, corn fat 7.004i7.95 proved by State Secretary of Insurance Legal Barnes, and policies in the National Fire, lots, home grown, a East WANTED Able bodied rren for the U. S. of Hartford, will be Issued to cover the Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 CFlrst published in the Topeka Dally Grass fat, short fed 6.2507.25 Grass fat 4.4507.00 Yearlings, prime 6.6007.75 UV A Inter. 66 65 64 60 65 and So.

Must be native born or have Capital. September 15. 1910.) risks now being carried by the Kansas company, it was announced yesterday ern, Colorado, ti.wgu..wo; Northern, $1.0001.05: California, small lots, about 10 cents above carlot prices. Sweet potatoes, native, 3560o a one-third bu. basket; Virginia, $2.5002.75 first papers.

Monthly cay $15 to $C9. Ad State ot Kansas. Shawnee County, ss. ll. IN Missouri TnfiflP 53 63 624 that the Hartford company, one of the in tne matter or the estate or jasper uows Prie 6.0005.50 Good to choice 4.00tf5.00 ditional compensation possible.

Food, clothing, quarters and medical attendance H. Chllders, late of Shawnee County, K. c.31 31 31 31 81 N. Lead, 60 62 60 62 60 a bbl. largest fire insurance companies in the entire country, will maintain the present Medium 3.30(23.95 Kansas.

Annies Homeerown. S3.0Om3.5O a free. Arter so years service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances. Service on board ship and ashore In all NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT. Canners 2.6003.25 office and office force of the Shawnee Nevada 20 20 20 a) ao N.

Y. Central ....113 114 113 114 113 N. Pacific Alt IUVa 114 117 114 Notice is hereby riven that on the 10th $1.0001.25 a bu. box; 20050c a one-third bu. basket.

parts of the world. Apply at 8. Marine day of September A. D. 1S10, the under Fruits Oranees.

J4.5OS5.00 a box. Lem iieiiers Prime .6007.15 Fair to choice 4.8506.50 Common to fair 3.25&4.60 Penn. R. R. 128 129 128 129 128 signed was, by tne probate court or uorps xiecruiung uiuce, i xaerai Topeka Kan.

ons, $5.5006.00 a box. Cranberries, $6,500 7.00 a bbL Peaches, home grown, 2535c nee county. Kansas, duly appointed aa P. Gas (Chi.) 107 io9s iw a for MU. astt 331A 33t4 Fire company as a branch of the National and will handle all its business in this section through the local office.

All of the 800 local agents of the Shawnee will be retained, as well as some of the larger agencies, according to Fred 8. Quarantine Cattle mlnlstrator of the estate of Jasper IL YOU CAN MAKE $3,000 A YEAR We Steers, corn fat 6.3007.15 Reading, 140 143 140 142 140 Rock Island, 80 31 80 81 80 show you how. Hundreds no smarter Chllders, late of Shawnee county, deceased. All parties Interested in said Steers, meal and cake fed 6.0006.35 than you are making from $3,100 to $10,000 Steers, grass fed 3.606.00 estate will take notice and govern them an 8-lb. basket; Western, 75cBi.w a dox.

California pears, $2.7503.00 a box; native, 250300 an 8-lb. basket, pineapples, $4,500 6.00 a case, plums. Western, a 4-basket crate. Home grown grapes, 400 45c an 8-lb. basket; Tokay, $1.2501.50 a 4-basket crate; Muscats, Quinces, $2.0002.25 a box.

tjows ano neirers. good to choice s.so&i.io selves accordingly nucK IblUUU, v. v. R. I.

30 31 80 31 R. I. 91 91 91 91 St. L. S.

2p. 89 40 39 40 89 a year in tne reai estate business, we teach you the real estate and loan business by mall so you can make deals James, of "Chicago, general agent for the western department of the National Fire Insurance company, who consummated Cows, fair to good 2.7503.25 Common cows and canners 2.3502.70 MATTTE Administrator. VIIV II I for us in your own locality, tfena for SOUtn i'HC lU'A LiOyt 107 I U1UDCU.1 the deal by which the Topeka company Low Wed. Tues. our free booklet, "How We Teach You the Real Estate Business." Write today IS absorbed by the eastern concern.

PUBLICATION NOTICE. High SOUth. 23 23' TU'M nv. South. 63 63 63 63 52 Art.

1 Open Vegetables Homegrown tomatoes, I To Adalade Marsh. F. W. Boutwell, V. rp r.nnrov I.T.U.

91U S2 1 I V. St. L. O. 23 23 23 23 23 block ana feeding cattle Selected feeders 5.750 6.35 Fair to choice feeders 4.700 5.70 Selected stockers 4.800 5.35 Fair to good stockers 3.650 4.75 Stock cows 2.600 3.40 Stock heifers 3.000 4.00 Milch cows, choice 65.00(385.00 Wheatl Officers of the Shawnee Fire Insurance company would not give the consideration involved in the deal, but it was unofficially declared that the Hartford com 96 96 96' IL P.

Hayden, F. Birch, A. IL Roude-bush and Wehe. and ail other persons 96 1.00 1.00 1.00 35c a one-third bu. basket.

Cabbage, home grown, 30040c a doz. heads. Corn, 10015c a doz. Celery, 35085c a bunch. Peppers, green and red, 40050c a one-third bu.

basket. Lettuce, 85050c a bu. Turnips, 35050c a bu. Beans, navy, $2,750 3.00 a bu. csu a p.

oi; is -79 Union Pacific, c.165 167 164 167 164 TTnlrwn Hafifin Qrk3i 1 SA3fc fit 904 1.05 1.00 1.06! I interested: You are hereby notified that at 10 o'clock a. October 24. IS 10. will pany paid the stockholders of the Shaw U. S.

Steel, 67 68 66 68 66 to the instruction department. Morden Land A Loan SSI palace Minneapolis, Minn. eMaaHMBnMSSaMHHaHSsseasBM IMMEDIATELY Topeka representative. Full or part time. Mostly office work.

Large correspondence school corporation. Extensive line best selling courses. Thousands successful students throughout Union. Exceptional commissions. $300 necessary but this and $300 profit easily returns from local business waiting.

Send Milch cows, fair to good 85.00060.00 1.05 53 51 nee in the neighborhood of $300 a share. 5253 ,5253, 54 proceea to survey ana estaonsn suooivi-eion lines of the south half of section S3. veai calves 4.000 8.50 50 52 Watermelons Shipped-ln, $1.6002.00 a U. S. Bieei, 110 iio4 iiof xio ii U.

S. 2d 104 104 103 104 104 vm- rih.m rcii FLS1Z KS3i KRU. 7 51 54 par value $100, making the total figures about $600,000 on a capitalization of 54 township U. range 15, Shawnee county, Kansas. I will continue said survey from homegrown, $1.5002.50.

,65055 The range of prices of hoes is here $200,000. Utah Copper 45 45 45 45 45 shown: Honey iew, 53.twa3.76 a z4-id. case. Cantaloupes Homeerown. 35050c a one- 33l 33 55 33 35 38 day to day until the same is completed.

WALT CRAWFORD, Co. Surveyor. 33 34 34 waDasn, c. iw. ivyt Wabash, 85 36 85 35 84 35 37 37 full information yourselyea.

Inter-State, Most of the stock of the Kansas company was owned in Topeka, Joab Mul-vane, president of the company, was the largest individual stockholder, although third bu. basket; Rocky Ford, $1.6001.75 a standard crate; Burrel Gems, a crate. Woe VTrl Al 4 44 M. 3738 Sept Dec May Corn Sept Deo May Oats Sept Deo May pork Oct Jan Lard Oct Nov Jan Ribs Oct Jan Situations Wanted Female i i West. Elec 60 62 60 62 60 Agency DepL.

Box Ot Choice heavy, over 250 lbs $8.7009.00 Choice, 200 to 250 8.9009.25 Light over 130 lbs 9.1009.40 Pigs, 75 to 120 lbs 7.0008.75 Rough to common 8.0008.65 Stags 8.0008.75 Bulk of sales 8.7509.20 19.45 19.42 19.65 18.35 18.32 John R. Mulvane, treasurer, and J. W. BRAN AND SHORTS. TOPEKA.

MARKET REPORT WANTED Steady work as housekeeper 19.65 18.30 12.45 WANTED Men to learn the barber trade; Kansas City. Sept; 21. Bran, 89090c 18.30 12.49 11.60 by widow with daughter or state Going, vice president and manager, were also heavy stockholders in the company. 12.42 12.47 Shorts, $1.0001.10. -t few weeks completes; practical instructions by experienced barbers who know wages; employer must pay raiiroaa rare.

Address, Mrs. Josle Knous, Goltry, Okla. 11.62 11.60 10.70 11.65 10.70 The nominal ranee of nrlces of sheet) Is (Wednesday, Sept. 21.) CATTLE AND HOGS. fWe eive below prices on cattle effec 10.67 BATTLESHIP FLEET nere snown: WANTED Position by a competent 10.70 11.35 .70 All of the stock in the Shawnee was owned by fifteen or sixteen people.

These stockholders make a large profit on their original investments in the company, on top of the 15 per cent annual dividends Spring lambs $6.4006.90 i 11.35 I H.271 11.30 a in 9.67f 9.70 their business and teach it aa they know it; extra large outfit of tools given wlta reduced tuition price: wages while learning diplomas granted. 6chwarse System ot Barber Colleges. 402 Kansas avenue. lady stenographer, with several years AT ANNUAL PRACTICE xearunss i.GOGi&.ttO tive at once until further notice. Chas.

Wolff Packinz Co.) experience and best of references. Address Wethers, good to choice 4.S0O4.60 Corn fed cows $3.2504.00 it. a care or capital. which the company has declared regular Grass fed cows. On board U.

S. A. Kansas, at sea on wetners, rair to good 4.0004.30 Ewes, good to choice 4.2004.45 Feeding lambs 6.4006.40 Corn fed heifers. ly since early in its existence. WANTED Position as nurse In confinement cases.

References. Reasonable Southern drill grounds, Sept. 2L After a Grass fed heifers. 2.7503.25 3.5004.25 3.0003.50 3.0003.50 4.0005.00 CASH QUOTATIONS. Cash quotations: Flour, steady.

No. I rve 73c. Feed or mixing baxley, 4864c; to choice malting barley. g2a seed 'No. 1 Southwestern, $2.65: N0.1 -77 Timothy seed, $7.00 needing wetners 3.60&04.45 "The National Fire Insurance company of Hartford made us such a flattering Bulls wages.

Call 600. Van Buren. Feeding ewes 3.25(S4.25 delay of nearly ten days, caused by con tinued bad weather, the Atlantic fleet to Good veal Breeding ewes 4.6005.50 offer that we decided to eald 6.0005.60 Extra eood veal. EXPERIENCED lady stenographer de W. Going, vice president of the local ii Ana (Mi-wArt -l nil ora day began Its" annual battle practice on sires gooa position oct.

1st. ma. 1765. K. C.

LIVE STOCK MARKET LETTER. company, last night. "The Hartford com ST bbL. $20.25020.60. Lard, per fM-SKort ribs, sides (loose).

fllJ2U.7B. heavy. SS.ems.15: light. $9.0009.15. Hogs the southern drill grounds off the Vir Special to the Capital.

under 170 pounds or thin hogs not wanted. POSITION WANTED by lady stenogra- pany wanted an office in the West and it Is likely that the office here will be Kansas Citv Stock Yards. Sert- 2L A pner. u. care capital.

Short clear sides (boxed), ius.iai. rmiv STATISTICS. ginia coast. The sixteen battleships divided into two squadrons began firing LOCAL GRAIN MARKET. BOY.

16 to IS years old. who has finished grammar school, aa apprentice In composing room of Dally Capital. 4 years apprenticeship required to finish trade. a week to start. Work six nights a week and Saturday afternoons.

No cigarette fiends need apply. Boy must be quick, neat and steady. Apply to foreman, third floor, after p. m. MEN WANTED to learn the barber trade, few weeks completes a student; best and latest methods used; position secured; commission paid while learning; tools given absolutely free with the lowest tuition ever offered.

Call or write at once. Topeka Barber College, SSI Kansas Topeka, Kan. Dig reduction cattle receipts yesterday and todav nut all the weapons in the maintained." ORGANIZED IX 1882. POSITION wanted by experienced (Furnished by J. B.

Billard Central Mills, rrna clearances of wheat and flour at targets 100 feet long by 27 feet high at nanos of sellers and prices have turned nurse, cau zus BeiL 624 wortn Kansas avenue.) a range of approximately 10,000 yards. The Shawnee Fire Insurance company upward, atter a two weeks period ot de fiucat j. ut up v.Ayvw, Each ship fired one battery at the targets pression. Cows and heifers are 10 to 15 was organized in 1882, being the first No. 4.

88S90c: no grade, 78(HiS2c oats o. Situation Wanted Male. weVe equal to 32,000 bu. Primary receipt were L018.000 compared with 1.465,000 buVthfl "corresponding day a year ago. EsUmated receipts for tomoirow: Wheat.

76 cars: corn, 355 cars; oats, 109 cars. today. Tomorrow -lfrgood weather con fire insurance company organised in Kan 2, 32c; No. 8, 30031c Corn 63c tinues each will fire its other battery and sas.a Its business had grown rapidly until cents, higher today steers strong to 10 cents higher, and calves strong, stockers and feeders fully steady. Run today is 12.000 head, and the shortage for the BUTTER.

EGGS AND POULTRY. during late years the company has been on the following day- the fleet will fire by divisions. In this each of the four hogs, 13,000 bead. (Furnished by Cope Commission writing in the neighborhood of $1,500,000 last two days from what was expected PERMANENT situation by a well-educated young man. 22 and married.

Fluent writer. Speaks three languages. Is willing to work hard. Cal 2811 White. Address 405 Fillmore.

Merchants. 134 Kansas avenue. divisions will fire at the same target. in premiums annually. Up to December Eees Fresh country, per 22c The fleet will return 'to Hampton Roads Aionuay is five or six thousand.

Buyers do not try to hide their keen desire for cows ana? calves, as the total receipts Wichita. Sept. Wheat Receipts, 13 Morif io to lower. Prices Butter Fresh country, per pound, 22c; 31 of last year the company had paid out in fire losses $4,458,625.27. and at that packing stock, 19c.

Poultry Hens, per on board as follows: time had assets aggregating $1,460,457.70, 11c Spring chickens, broilers, 1 or tnese this tail is rar below normal A train load of common little thin Ari -Closed. practically all of which was in the shape to 2 14c per 2 ana per zona canners sold at $3.05 yesteerday. the Tues. Friday for coal and take on 150 men before sailing for New York when the ship will remain in port ten days before going to the various navy yards. QUINDARO UNIVERSITY Low Wed.

High lie. Old roosters, per tc Open Mos. AN EXPERIENCED stenographer desires work for evenings. R. 17, care Capital.

POSITION WANTED as an auto driver. Drop card to D. J. Wesley, 1401 Quincy st. kind that sold a year or two ago at 75 cents or $1.00 per cwt.

Fair to good grass 99 99 99 99 of approved first mortgages, municipal and state bonds, and actual cash. Robert Stone, who Inspected the securities of the Shawnee preliminary to the purchase by the Hartford company, characterized the assets of the former company as strictly 99 99 99 cows Dring $3.65 to 54.00, neirers 94.50 ana calves sold today at $3.00 of the same FRUIT AND PRODUCE. (For week ending Saturday, Sept. 24.) Cranberries Per $7.60. Pears Per box.

$2.75. 99 1.00 1.01 1.02 Sept Oct Nov Dec 1.00 1.00 1.01 1.02 IS GROWING RAPIDLY ciass tnat Drought last rail, too veais 1.00 1.03 1.0W 1.02 1.02 TWENTY BOYS WANTED to work for a Shetland pony, cart and harness. Liberal pay to bright boys, besides the chance to earn a pony. Successful boys will be given permanent positions which will not Interfere with other duties. F.

E. Jordan, 70S Topeka ave. 600 MEN, 20 to 40 years old wanted at once for electric railway motormen and conductors; $60 to $100 a month; no experience necessary; fine opportunity: no strike; write immediately for application blank. Address F. care of Topeka Capital.

FOR EMPLOYED AND UNEMPLOYED STENOGRAPHERS. Dictation speed class, evenings. Edison Phonograph. DOUGHERTY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. today $8.50.

The reduction In the run was Kiefer Pears Per box. 8 to 5 box 1-0I WANTED Position as watchman. Experienced. 609 Crane St. L06I t07 1.07 1.07 May first class.

good medicine for the market, and bigger runs can now be safely handled. Missouri lots, per box, Quindaro university, the state school wheat: No. 2 hard, No, a ccioaiz.r. No. 4 hard.

94kc, for colored students, at Kansas City. steers soid here Monday at 87.50. and CaL peaches per pox, 90c. Tokav Grapes Per 4-basket crates. $1.40.

Wanted Female neip. One of the boasts of the Shawnee Fire Insurance company was that during the more than a quarter of a century of Its nnm RecelDts. 4 cars. No. 3 mixed.

steers from same feed lot sold In Chicago is growing as rapidly as are the CaL Black Prince Grapes Per crate. same day at 87.65. and Oklahoma steers $1.10. other state educational institutions. Its enrollment this year will almost reach 600 brought $5.00 here today, some of same 61c; No.

3 white, Clc. vrATWSAS niTY FUTURES. WANTED Everybody to know "It Pays existence it had never foreclosed a mort steers In St. Louis today at $5.00. Colo Apples Maiden tsiusn, per dox, i.zd; Cooper's Early White, per box, Jon ruur ways.

now ask tne under gage, although It constantly carried five rado Deer steers sold here today at 345. rFurnished by J. E. Gall. grain and some of the same steers here three weeks athans, per box, uooKing Appies, per box, $1.00.

stock broker, 102 which is 100 more students than It has ever-before had enrolled. W. W. Fisher, financial agent for the school, was in Topeka yesterday. signed.

A few more deputies can get good contracts. Gilbert Carter, State Manager The Fraternal Brotherhood. 1023 Jackson Topeka, Kan. ago at 84 85. Heavy feeders are eettlne uuino.es dox.

si.w. Rocky Ford Cantaloupes Standards, the benefit of some competition from killers this week, and bring up to $6.25, High Open Art "The prospects at Quindaro are better per crate. $2.50: Ponies, per crate, siock steers to 35.Z&. Jumbo, per crate (containing aooui BRIGHT YOUNG MEN for Government railway mail clerks. Immediate action necessary.

We can fit you In time. For thorough preparation, address 8. Bex 1U66. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Hog shippers are lust as much dis Wheat! than they ever were before," said Mr.

Fisher. "The enrollment has been a surprise to everyone, even those connected melons). S2.00. 95 96 98 pleased with the hog market today as cattle shippers are pleased with their 1 Closed. Low Wed.

Tues. i 95 96 95 97 98 98 1.02 1.02 1.02 52 52 53 48 4S o0 52 152 153 FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Parties desiring employment as cooks or housework at Kansas City, St. Joseph or beautiful military post. Fort Leavenworth, address G.

F. Dohrn. Axa Leavenworth. Kan. Celery umbo ceiery, per Duncn, jswc; 98 or six hundred thousands of dollars in mortgages, many of them mortgages on Kansas lands.

The sale of the Shawnee Fire Insurance company to a foreign company is a matter of regret to many who took pride in Topeka's position in the Insurance world. Before the sale of the old Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company and the Freeholders' Life Insurance company, both of them large companies which were absorbed by larger Eastern companies, Topeka was one of the foremost insurance centers west of the Appalachian mountains. Blue Ribbon, per bunco. 50c. with the school.

It will go up to be 1.02 saies, as the big break or 15 to 25 cents was enforced by packers today. Run Is Burrel Gem cantaloupes rer crate. 1.02 53 tween 480 and 600 students this year. The Sept Dec May Corn Sept Deo May 81.25. 53 school is doing good work year after WANTED Boy with common school education for mall clerk and clerical work In office.

References required. Crane 110-112 East Eighth st Va. sweet potatoes rtr jj.o; per 153 small. 6,000 head, but It made no difference. One small drove of choice light hegs brought $9.40 today, otherwise top year and we are glad that the state has 50 52 3c Kaw valley sweet potatoes ier 2c FOR EMPLOYED AND UNEMPLOYED STENOGRAPHERS.

Dictation speed class, evenings. Edison Phonograph. DOUGHERTY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. is heavy hogs $9.00 and under, xned Bananas Medium sized bunches, per come to recognize It as an important factor In the education of the colored people of Kansas." bunch, $2.00 to large sized bunches. ium weights $9.00 to $9.15.

It Is possible that the break may shake out a lot of hogs, although so far owners have re Of KANSAS CITS CASH GRAIN. Kansas City, Sept. 21. Receipts vhoit in Kansas City today were WANTED A few capable men to represent us In localities where we are not already represented. Address Weekly Capital, Topeka, Kan, per bunch, JZ.50 to $2.76: per ac.

143 Valencia oranges ve size, per cox, strained themselves admirably when a IT WAS MARTIN WHO 126, 150, 176, 216, cars; Tuesday's Inspections were 206 cars. Rhinmonta. i.t5 cars: a year ago. 69 cars. lower level of prices was threatened.

THE TOPEKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 600 Kansas wants four waitresses to ship today, $27.50 per month, including board and room. See THOMAS LUMBER CO. for lumber and DEWEY PORTLAND CEMENT. Guaranteed the best manufactured.

FAILED TO TOE MARE Th van a eood demand for milling Lemons 300 size, per box, ZG0, WANTED Colored boy, 16 years old or over to attend horses, yard, etc. Call at once. Harry E. Gavitt, S10 East 5th. Sheep and lambs are coming freely, more than 60.000 head her In three days, incudlng 20.000 head today.

The market wheat at unchanged to lc higher prices 420, $5.25. for hard wheat, son wneat was in poor "I don't know that It is worth while to demand with quotations Bareiy steaay rh nlrR were: WANTED Competent girl for general housework. Family of two. Good wages. Mrs.

A. W. Locke. 1604 College ave. Is holding up fine, although weak to 15 cents lower today.

Top lambs brought $7.00, same as top yesterday and the day before, bulk of lambs, $6.60 to $6.90, said ispanisn onions per crate, Tomatoes Per basket, 65c. Cabbage Per lc Watermelons Per crated. lc Potatoes Per SI. 10. WANTED At once, two experienced class A newspaper solicitors.

Topeka Dally Capital. SHERIFF OF BOURBON CITED FOR CONTEMPT Hard Wheat No. 2, 2 cars $1.03, 1 car $1.02, 7 cars $1.02, 1 car $1.01, cars ii.oi. 2 cars $1.00. 7 cars $1.00, 1 car to De 25 cents nigher than up-river markets, where too many sheep are coming.

Egg Plant Large size, per 75c; pay any attention to Henderson Martin's talk about the publication of campaign contributions," said Chairman J. N. Dol-ley of the Republican state central committee, yesterday. "Mr. Martin knows and everyone else knows that two years ago I offered to print the Republican campaign contributions and expenditures WANTED A man and team to haul baled hay.

F. J. BarteL 2119 Topeka ave. Medium size, per 60c. WANTED Reliable white girl for second work.

Mrs. B. Merriam, 1025 Fillmore street. 89c, 8 cars 99c, 4 cars 98c, 4 cars 98c; nto a. 1 car 11.02.

1 car $1.01. 1 car $1.01. Yearlings are worth up to $5.60, wethers $4.50, ewes $4.40, feeding lambs $6.20 to cauliflower per iuc Iioma Grown Onions Per $1.25. 1 car $1.00, 4 cars $1.00, 1 car 99c. 9 cars 89c, 1 car 88c, 4 cars 98c, 24 cars 98c, 8 cars 97c, 14 cars 97c; No.

4 2 cars 97c, Mango Peppers Per Dlair-cnd basket. 96.40, feeding wetners $4.00 to $4.40. ST. JOE LITE STOCK. BOY wanted at Transfer Lunch Room.

16 W. 8th. Must be over 14 years of age. voc If Mr. Martin would agree to do the same.

cars 96c, cars wc, cars 4C i rarsi sac. 3 cars 92c. cars 91c. 1 car 90c Cucumbers-Per DJamona basket, 65c Apple Boxes Per t)Ox, 18c He never said a word in reply. I went Baskets Diamond D.

per 45c; ahead and published the Republican fund St. Joseeph, Sept. 21. Cattle Receipts 2.800. Market slow.

Steers. cowg and heifers, calves, $3,000 8.00. 1 bulkhead like sample car 85c; sample, 1 car 95c, 1 car 94c, 1 car 9c, 1 car 89c, records. However, I published them Diamond O. per 4oc; cumax -id.

Peach Baskets, per 45c: Climax 8-lb. 2 cars 80c, 8 cars 78c Koft wheat No. 2 red. 1 car $1.00. nomi- Peach Baskets, per 100, Climax 20- Hogs Receipts 3,500.

Market 15c to 25c lower. Top, bulk of sales. $8,750 lb. Basket, per 100, urape liasKets, nally 98o to No. 8 red, nominally to 99c: No.

4 red. nominally 90c to 95c. WANTED Young man clerk. Must have No. 1 references.

Rigby. 609 Kan. ave. WANTED First clas Job printer at once. Daily Union.

Junction City, Kan. WANTED 10 teams to haul brick. Capital City Brick 214 East 6th. WANTED Oct. 1st, good milker on smalt dairy.

Ind. phone 1744-2. per loo, Sheep Receipts 1,000. Market strong. Durum Wheat No.

2, nominally 8So to Ovsters New York Counts. er can. $170,000 of the PEOPLE'S SAVINGS if deposited with The Capitol Building Loan Au'a ARE YOU REPRESENTED? 60c; New York Extra Selects, per can, 45c; after the election. This time, whether Mr. Martin publishes the Democratic campaign fund records or not.

or whether he agrees to do so or not. I will print ours and print them before the election." ISSUES DENIAL OF A REVOLUTION i9c Spring Wheat No. 1 white, 1 bulkhead ear S7c jew Yors: ir'iaiu eseiecva, per can. wc Cheese L. H.

Cheese, per 19c; Lira WICHITA LITE STOCK. Wichita, Sept. ZL Cattle Receipts, 500. Inspections were 29 cars. Shipments, 32 burger, per ic; wis.

leucw, per id J8c: Wis. White, per 18c; New Wis. Brick, ner 18c Yellow Daisy (20 Market steady to strong. Butcher steers, Apply newa cows and heifers. $3.5004.75 WANTED 2 newsboys, stand.

Santa Fe Depot. canners and cutters. $2.2503.40: calves. per 18c; White Daisy (20 per 18c: White Daisy (20 lbs. per lb- cars; a year ago, xt cars, rncea were ygo to lc lower.

The sales were: No. a white, 11 cars 64c; No. 3 white, 1 car 64c, 7 cars 63c. 1 car 65c: No. 4 white, 1 car 62c: heavy calves, stockers.

bulls, $3.2503.65. Washington, Sept, 2L The government of Guatemala has authorised an abso 18c: Block Swiss, 25 to 50 Ids. each, per WANTED Errand boy. Apply to J. E.

Wilson. Capital office. zic Hogs Receipts, 1,500. Market opened lute denial of the report that Gen. Man ice lower ana ciosea 10c lower.

Top, $9.00 No. mixed, nominally 64o to 65c; No. 8 mixed. 8 cars 64c, 8 cars 64c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car 62c; No.

2 yellow, 1 car 65c, 1 car 65c; No. 8 yellow. 1 car 54c t.A.Int. t0 Agfa v.r. 1 A TG TllAd.V.

uel Bonilla and his followers were being HIDES AND FURS. (Tot week ending Saturday, Sep. 24.) permitted, while in Guatemala, to plot a Half a dozen people were cited for contempt of court yesterday by the Supreme court and the attachments were Issued. They are returnable October 3, and there will be something doing- in the Supreme court on that date. The case is from Bourbon county.

The sheriff of that county is one of the. persons cited for contempt. According to the allegations made in the case the Guthrie Mountain Portland Cement company borrowed IS.1S7.21 from the Central National bank of Carthage and gave tls note for that amount. Then the cement company went out of business in Kansas and the bank wanted to collect on its note. The cement company still owned considerable property in Bourbon county.

The bank sued the cement company and secured a Judgment for the full amount of the note. In addition to that it secured an order for the sale of the Bourbon county property of the company to satisfy the Judgment. In the meantime the cement company came to the Supreme court and secured a stay. The stay was supposed to prohibit the sale of the property pending a hearing; in the case. Notwithstanding' the stay the sheriff of Bourbon county proceeded to put the property up for sale.

It was purchased by a man named Young, and the bank secured what was due it on Its note. The cement company appeared in court and showed what action had been taken. The Supreme court Immediately cited the Central National bank, the attorneys for the bank, tke purchaser, purchaser's attorneys and the sheriff of Bourbon county contempt of court, charging him with violating an order of the Supreme court. The case will come up October S. 01 saies, 9s.7043v.90.

MONEY AND INVESTMENTS. Hides Green Cured Hides: Natives, New York. Sept. 2L Official denials inspections were 24 cars. Shipments, 10 cars; a year ago, 15 cars.

Quotations were unchanged to lo lower. The sales tives. long haired. No. 1.

9c: No. 2. 8c Side brands, over 40 flat No. 1, 9c Side brands, under 40 flat. No.

1. 7c. Bulls were. No. 2 white.

1 car 34c. 6 cars 33c from Chairman Gary of the United States Steel corporation, of yesterday's reports that wide-open cuts in steel prices are Imminent, gave a slightly firmer tone to Until May 1st Only 10c Kansas Weekly Capital Special Trial Rate and Stags, No. 1, 9c; No. 2. Sc Bulls side nominally 33c to 35c; No.

8 white, 6 cars car 33c. 11 car S2c. nominally branded flat, no. 7c ureen sail the stock market this morning, the steel 32o to 34c; No. 4 white, 2 cars 81c, 1 car 30c: no.

mixea, i car red szc car 32c, cured glue flat. No. 1, 6c Green salt cured deacons, each. No. 1, 60035c Slunks, each.

No. 25015c Green un-curad hides lo less than same arrade second revolutionary movement against the government of Honduras. In a cablegram received today from President Cabrera by the Guatemalan charge d'affaires, the former adds that General Bonilla and his adherents, who last month were taken into custody at Puerto Barrios for violation of the neutrality laws, are still under restraint at Guatemala City pending legal proceedings against them as required by the treaties of Washington, which will be strictly enforced. WRIGHTWILL ATTEMPT FLIGHT OVER WATER stocks especially having good support, but advances In prices were limited to fractions and trade was small, amounting to 145,000 shares up to noon. Chairman Gary stated that the steel mills would be II OI 111 AW.

auukCU, UVUU11 nallv 20a to Sic Barley was quoted at 62o to 65c; rye, 72c to 76c; kaffir corn, $1.60 to $1.70 per bran, S9o to 90o per shorts, 11.00 to 81.10 per corn chop, $1.06 to crowded if the railroads were making normal purchases, and that export business is much ahead of a year ago. Never cvred. Green naif cured less than cured. Horse Hides green No. 1.

$2,760 3.25. Horse Hides NO. 2. $1.7602.25. Gretsn pony hides, Sheep pelts, green, Dry, according to wool, per 8010c Tallow, 605c Bees wax.

15 025c Dry Hides Dry flint, butchers heavv. ISc Dry flint, fallen, heavy. 16c theless, one Carnegie mill at Sharon, Pa- $1.08 per millet seed. $1.16 to $1.50 per clover seed, $10.09 to $16.00 per has been closed, and numerous reductions In prices have been made recently. In the last half of the session the buy cane seed, i.w to i.4v per cwu KANSAS CITY HAT MARKET.

ing greatly Increased, carrying Great Dry flint, light, under 16 lbs 16c Dry flint, culls. 10c Dry salt, heavy (IS lbs. Northern ut Northern Pacific 3 and up), 14c Dry salt, light (under 13 Cat eat tale wtys aaa retara It at aaee.) ARTHUR CAPPER, Publisher Kansas "Weeklj Capital, Topeka, Dear Sir Enclosed find 10 cents for which send the Kansas Weekly Capital until May 1, 1911, according to your special trial offer, to the following address. This is a new subscription. Name Postoffice R.

F. D. or Street or Box No County State Date Karsas City, Sept. 2L Dealers found a rcadv sale for top grade hay at steady prices this morning, but requests for the noorer varieties were few. Straw offer 12c cry sneep peits, sjfjwc Wool Missouri, llowa and similar choice medium com bin lS02Oc; medium clothing 16018c: low and braid 14316c Dayton.

Ohio, Sept. 2L OrvilTe Wright will attempt to soar over the Great Miami river Thursday afternoon for six miles with his aeroplane. The trip will begin and end at Simms station, where the testing grounds are located. CITY OF THE FLOOD SHOWS INCREASE ings were no larger than the demand and steady prices prevailed in consequence. Receipts Included 74 cars of prairie, 9 cars of timothy, 1 car of clover mixed, 1 car of clover and 10 cars of alfalfa, a total of 96 cars, compared with 64 cars a week ago and 43 cars a year ago.

Quotations follow: Prairie, choice $12.25 12-60 a ton; No. 1. No. 2. 10.75; No.

3, Timothy, choice, No. 1. No. 2, $10,00 Reading 2. Union Pacific 2.

United States Steel 2, and most others a point or more. The close was strong. Westing-house common rose 2 and the preferred 6 on the announcement of a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent and back dividends of 8 per cent on the preferred stock. Renewed unrest amorg railroad employees In the West is reported, with probable demands for Increased wages. The manager of the bond department of the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago reports a substantial Increase In the demand for high grade bonds.

The Interstate Commerce commission light fine and fine medium 14016c- heavy fine 10012c; Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma: bright medium 14016c; dark medium 12014c; light fine 12014c; heavy fine 8012c Colorado. New Mexico, Utah and Texas: light medium 1401Scj light fine 12 12c; heavy fine 10012c Deductions on burry wool from 805c per lb. Short. Rxprrt Instrtaete fTp-fe date lsJtBrat, Praet leal Sleta. Call aatt a mm, Desbertye Basin cm Calleft-e Oth a aid Jifkm Sta Tepeka Kama, earthy or oeiecuve stock proportionately Washington.

Sept, TL The population of Johnstown. Pa-. Is 65.482, an increase of 19.545. or 54.4 per rm oared with 35.236 in IdOO. lower.

Angora mohair, months 6i42.00 No. 3. 5tt.oo!-w. t-aover mixed. choice.

811.60012.0: No. 1. xio.50f 11.00: no, ihc; common ourrv ana a elective, hall 17.60010.00; No. 8, $5.0007.00. Clover, price-.