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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
the scurr,.s,y 81 the Press.


Some gentle men are troubled with an ooli-
Nv OF vision that is really astonishing. Mas
h. b. J. Hall, in his anxiety TO promote the
action of his father, in . short speech at the
0,uer Of Sd and Jefferson streets, "Wednesday
tsaing, spoke with much feeling in regard TO
Ia seurrilty OF the Republican press in this
rv.ss. Master Hall, who is said to be one Of
IN esibbIers Tor the Dodge organ in this city,
n, sesn greatly shocked at the personal abuse
i d he press-at its lawless mendacity. Is i:
,0ssIbis
Nassr Hail also spoke with much feeling OF
lie moral treason OF the refusal of the Re
pubican parry TO be bound by the dicta OF the
SsprsAs Court il their extra Judicial opinion in
tie Drei Scott case, and Of the enormitY OF an
elective Judiciary, where The independence Of
ns Judiciary is destroyed by their being COM
sisd TO go before the "rAbble" for vot,s.-
E.,isr Hall Is young AID inexperienced aud has
VI thoroughly learned his part. Ii is the prac-
aa Of that party to profess great regard tor the
people and talk loudly about popular sovereignty
40 The right oi the people TO self government
10 regulate their own affairs in their own way.
practice, however, they cntrust just as little
b IL people as they can. Their IDEAS of the
ssdsu aud patriotism Of the "rabble f" are no,
firerng. They think the people incapable OF
tsciug Judges Of our Courts-that they should
chosen by the Governor and Senate.
About the scurrility. Master Hall should re-
snber that we have not during this canvass
.elsbed one line personal. to his honored
Fent or any other nominee upon the county
taeI-n0t q word. And ne need not lay the
Lasriag JUNCTION to his soul that it as because
sOald not. b. J. knows better.
lave we had no proyocation? Look AZ the
1'ae with its abuse OF The nominees upon
itpubIican ticket. Has 3. J. not seen It's
lssOoas manufactured out Of whole cloth
b gabiished day after day: How does i. come
" be has passed over that obscene print, the
ar Eagle 10 deuouuce uss
The truth lie, we have dealt only in facts. We
I've only made such charges against Judge
jail as we're established in official documents.
Ne have prottd every thing We have said.--
.dge Hall don't deny it. b. }. can't deny it.
Gazette 10 dumb. That is the reason il
St b. J. should reserve his lecture upon
Ia treason tor Hall, Thompson, Mason and
hss, the men who possessed themselves Of
Aanesviile poll-book and prevented ito
p; before the Judges Of election, in violation
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

REPUBLICANS OF DIS MONIES CouNTY-You
have but to make a united and vigorous eff
fort-bring every Republican voter to the polls
and prevent frauds and pipe.aying by The enc
my, to redeem the county. All we want is q
long pull, a strong pull and pull altogether
Victory is within our reach, let US achieve it,
clean out the Court House rats and end the rule
Of the Burlington Junto.
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~ But few DAYS remain unit, the oIso,io

~ But few days remain unit! the election.
They should be improved by more thorough
organization. Arrangements should be made
SO that any attempt ut pipe.laying or other
frauds upon the ballot box may be discovered
early and prevented. We have but to prevent
frauds by our enemies and bring our own voters
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Chicago, Sept. 20.
Flour advanced SC on spring grades and irn.
Spring wheat arm At yesterdays quotations
Winter quiet and unchanged. Winter $50 bu
No white at 100 on track, $50 bush No Q at
80 in store, 700 bush No red At 50, 1000 bush
No = At 81 in store, 600 bush rejected at 74;-
SnriDg 1880 bush No 1t 80; 1900 bush DO q
7s9, $500 bush do .: 70; 1000 bush No = at
Isl; 10, 200 bush do at 70, 1900 bush DO at
TIL, all in store.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Sales TOO bush
No At 56S free on hoard; 500 bush at IA and
800 bush No 2 at ~, beth in store.
Oats dull and lc lower; 426 bush No sold at
81, and 200 bush do at 30, all ib store.
Rye quiet, at an advance Of half cent.
Barley active at advance Of half cent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

The people Of Kansas are to vote on the Wy
andotte Constitution next Tuesday. There is
little doubt OF its ratification by q decided ma
jority, in spite Of the jealous labor of the Dem
ocrAtic party for its defeat.
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OVER 100000 ACRES

WILL BS bR0uuHT INTO MskKlr Ut The / ana
w O.Ace at
tort nGcRc. Scpsf ni.n 20, 1850.
and sivantageeasiy situated with reference 20 Tim
her, Coal. Gyrsuna. Pudding Materials Hcvre Nina
Water Power, froiecled iaiiroads, s4abrity N on.
mate, &c.
We have nov competent aus fsiishle survey Or 10
the Fort Dodge Land District gags examiniDx ana
making selections from these i.s, and shall b. pre-
pared vt the close Of the Pahle sale locate Land
Wsrrans---in the order ia which III recsivedc
hrst choiee seectcns acconpsyuE the certiacsts Of
entry os each tract with description Of po
surface, timber, relative location, Ac.
Letters q Inquiry promptly snswsrrAs
Address W. v. Ross n co.
srpS-d. Win Nh liessaht, Iowa.
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BABBIrr IN SIDNEY.-Col. L. w. Babbitt had
an appointment to speak at Sidney, last Mon
day, and was promptly on hand, but bis audience
vas est. He was paraded around the
streets. and every possible effort made to drum
up an audience to hear the valiant Colonel dis
course upon the beauties of Democracy In gen
eral, and his Land Office affairs in particular,
but all to no purpose. The people Of Sidney
had cultivated his acquaintance to their hearts
content, while iransacting business in the Land
Office, and as they were not willing to "kiss the
hand that sinOte them" the Colonel had to go
without q hearing. He left the Democratic
stronghold perfectly chopfallen; and We think
that by this time the Democracy Of Iowa are
convinced that they have not added as mach
strength to their ticket, by nominating Babbitt,
as they at first counted upon.-Page County
Herald
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Mr., So SovEanea1y.-Me. Jackson, In bic
ives eeenoa ssass spssch "Wednesday
en-, .a'ss - regret w. pot heard b. .
~ '.sa exposed vssy Clearly the hum
sss sessssisnty. he pepsAr M
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II -----@10-
q Nothing could more clearly demonstrate
V dishonesty Of its leaders and the straits to
'ist the Dsmocrs attic party is pushed, than the
k'tess clamor raised over State expenditures,
~ Tie false statements with which it is backed.
-st noisy demagogues pass over the fact that
'ss river counties and towns owe eight mil
Aas Of dollars sguandered for railroad and
sSh Parpos. s-ibey pass over the fact that
A'''sE, Burlington, Muscatine, Davenport aud
.sasqae each owe larger debts than the State
ss' Pass over the fact that Lee, Des Noines,
-s''aa1e, Scott and Dubuque counties alone
s'4sS' ao'e money from the people in the form
"Ass taan the aggregate annual expenditure
Ne state under Republican rule-they pass
" ~ 'lese matters 10 harp upon Republican
~-"ssalce, when it is . notorious fact that
we ordinary and extraordinary expenses Of
aale nave been paid on u levy OF ONE
wv A HALF MILLS ON THE DOLLAR
:" 70 day, with all her improvements, with
A'!iuns, aud other Institutions built ana
'~@' with her enlargement Of the Peniten.
- 'ta lhe exTaord binary expenses attending
'~'pa'n OF new Constitution, extra ses-
q TIE Legislature, the removal of the
F", ese., etc. the State Of Iowa has more
"e' ron her citizens aud land owners in
's'I y delinquent taxes than will pay her
/ @'''s9 q abuse and yituperation the mana
!" " our State Government deserve praise.
e counties aud cities and individuals we're
: s sHdly into debt beyond their means
r'asai the State hes contracted no debt
supply The deficiency caused by the
N" o The people to pay their taxes. Its
nv. '''e been managed wisely and prude nifty
i. servants have been held TO rigid acsoun.
alc when dishonest or unfAthful, dis
s'e ron public service. Who discovered
l. rosed HE frauds Of Eads and saved the
'lhd nom being all squandereds The
M sh administration. II has with equal
d. 1ait with iA friends and its enemies.--
=. : 'Ae late State Printer Aorisrisy against
J.. NA is now pending 70 recover moneys
sasialy obtained.
sn, .ss crew Of ranting de0sgogues nos
'saang the State cant show single oct
= !. 'a.u'ne's or dishonesty on the part Of
n, 4Slcan Sta.s Administration one.
is..,s -. show an appropriation from the
IN. mat was not voted for BY majority
III ". 80" present in the Legislature, aud
s.s,s wv necessary and proper. And they
uu '10s single instance in which monsys
ps'Ated sers not honestly expended.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
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GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instsntiy to .
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bean
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EDrThe Genuine has the name and address rpou
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Famine Mil,a


The Eminent and SkiiIgui Oncrnfnr
OH she Eye ana Ear,
WHOSE REPUTATION Il 20 extensively known
- throughout the United States, will arrive la Bar
llngion Monday, October the src ana may b. con.
suited at the Barrett House. Where viii reri.in until
October tie Tth only.
Dr. y. being = regularly educated Physician and
Surgeon Of the Old School, will b. found fully crmpe
tent TO perform any operation Tie Eye and Ear re-
qared 70 restore lost sight henr,rg or by other
scientific means 70 any disease those delicate
organs within the reach OF science and human SKIN
The extraordinary and formidable operations lately
per formed BY DR. u several cases OF Deaf Dumb
ness, ~ which they we've made to % Hear and speak
an operation believed 10 have never befire been stc
eessfuiiy performed BY any other surgeon N the
American cantnen Is certainly calralaed 10 create
hope not only In those similarly Aft cited inspire
full and entire confidence in the those uho may
he suffering from partial total deafness tina. ther
can have their diseases completely and Hear
ing restored.
DR. u will be provided with references e The highest
responsibility, which will re iurnished 10 applicants
when required. No charge for TX tm,natien ~ "a
op'nicn. sep21-d1sS2t
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

LOTTERY SwINDLE 'sNIPPED "A good deal
Of excitement was created in El.Dira last week,
by the discovery and brssking up Of an extern
sive lottery concern, which was operated by an
ex School Commissioner named p. b. Daley, Of
that place. Daley was 6ddling with amazing
successes on two slrings OF q swindle-advertis-
ing very extensively throughout the Southern
States, two different schemes-one purporting
tn be plan whereby any young man could
make from $3.50 to 5000 per month without Lac
Dor, by inciosing 81 to III G. Winthrop, Gen
eva, n. Y" for proper instructions, &C.; the
other purporting to be u Lottery Scheme OF the
"Lawrencevile Co., Lawrence, lille, Pa" which
offered to purchasers Of tickets the chance Of
obtaining "a Louisiana Sugar Plantation, worth
$50, 900; 3 Kentucky Home; $4,000; an Ohio
Farm, S25, 900; eleven good Farms, $4,000;
sixteen Farms, $4,000; three hundred Land
Warrants, and six hundred and seventy small
prizes in cash. making grand total Of $200,-
OOO,' .
When his dongs we're exposed, be was accu-
mulating piles Of remittauces from the "green
'uns" Of the South, and was on the high road to
fortune. He was arrested and held for trial, but
admitted to bail in the sum Of 81 900.
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We learn that The crew Of the Great EAssssa
viii consist of 90 shls hodisd sssmsu, % ssA-
nan sieeera. 800 onginoees and Grsmsn; Sow
ards slsG 100. sailing. viii e0esrs aboas
500. s#8F 4
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A Keporesrs challenge to M. BlGndlM.
The local editor Of the Mexican Citizen
throws out the following challenge to n. Blon-
din:
"A single telegraph wire should be extended
from the American to the Canada shore, with
out single guy, over the cataract at Niagara
Falls. The local Of this paper wearing pair Of
cowhde boots and dressed in the costume O,
female Dutch cook, will proceed TO the middle
OF the wire with commoni clay pipe "a
balancing pole, driving before him COW and
hog, and carrying on his back cooking stove,
. coup Of chickens, bed and bedding, kcg /
lager beer, BARRIERS chair, and various cooking
utensils. lie will then unload himself and i'm
mediAtely 20 to bed. After a snooze Of fifteen
minutes, be will rise, dress himself, take a glass
OF beer, milk the COW, kill the hog and dress il,
cook fresh pork for breakfast, alter which he
will eat VOLTS meal. lie will then throw 4
hundred and thirty somers ,ults, sucking an egg
while in the air at each evolution, aiisht:ng the
last time on the top OF the cows horn, and while
in that position will take the chicken coup, and
after having taken the chickens out one lt
time and wrung their necks conseuutive,v, will
balance the coop on the tip end Of his nose,
balance the cooking stove on his right hand
thumb, balance the bedstead on his left hand
making Dutch speech to the aamiring CROW "a
on either shore. Alter which, after the man
ner of Levi North's celebrated one horse act
the local will perform the one COW act. The
foreman OF this paper will come out on the wire
blindolded ahd~hackled, walking on his hands.
Then there will b. . representation 0: Heensn's
and M0rissey's prize fight, in which the local
and foreman will exchange sundry knocks and
kicks and black eyes. The last scene will he
both parties standing on their heads, aud viii
In this predicament, play rub Of twenty one
games Of old sledse tor the treat OF All hands
The whole 70 conclude with representation o!
some Of the loving scenes IN Romeo and Juliet.
The London Court Journal says. "The HUa.
Mr. L. u just now creating extraordinary
sensation in the House oil Commons bv the
some hat exceptionabe nature OF bis costume.
No one can donb; the moral courage OF the
honorable member should he, in the iuluess vi
time, become tile first Lord OF The Admiralty,
a. he now wearsa white hat, crimson neckclo,h,
yellow waistccat, purple inexpressibles, red
socks. and lemon-colored Kids"
The Peoria Transcript says: 1.-THE case OF
Celia Conrad W. johnson Cole, for breach Of
marriage promise, which Was taken from, this
comfy By agreement 70 Stark county for trial,
came on 1t the late term. The trial lasted three
days, and the Jury returned verdict Of q, 500
for plaintiff. Tho parties reside In this city"
An ancient house in New Orleans recently
passed into the possession Of charcoal seller,
Who found I pile Of Spanish doubloons under
the tloof ID one Of the rooms Tho sum found
y reported 70 be about $4,000
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MARKETS.


weather chaDesabIs. TAssmomss<r = .
dsg. River slowly falling. BusiDess aet;vs -
Increasing. Grain coming 10 slowly, psics
steady. No change IN minor quotations
sUGAR--7ias-crushed, III; re6ned, shit
lO3c. Clarified ~.
COFFEE--l21al3}.
| NOLASSES- BY the bbl., Reboiled 81 70 46
| Belchers IS, kegs $500.
| NAlIS-Ass. rs.
RICE-8f.
fRU1r-Isaisins, prime, % IS.
BROOMS-eI, 50s2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT-New Winter 75aS0c, nsN Spring
s5aS2. Prices steady; geod commanding osS.
side quotations.
FLOUR-Choice winter 1875 retail, $500
Wholesale; Sp.isg As retail. 400 vholc.als.
BEANS-75c.a AL 90 per bush.
POTATOES-2sa2Oc per bush.
CORN -2Oa22cts.-new.
OATS-30c.
BUTTER-l2al5c.
EGGS7c.
ONIONS-40a60c.
HAY-Timothy, 46@S.
WOOD-S2 60a3 90.
HIDES-Green, 6a6c. Dry Flint l2a15;
Green Sailed 7a8; Nurrain 8slO.
WHlSKEY-26a27c.
WO0L-Common, % Half Blood 3saS7};
Full Blood S5a40.
I Rye 42a43c.
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ANrIDogs 70 SfgYcuSISE Bewley, wish>
Ing TO kill . NANCY chr. and having read in Ma
eendie's Report ON Strycnia' that the sixteenth
to make sure Of this very little animal by giving
It about halt grain. Bat either Maeendie's
statement vas incorrect OF the deng vas adnl-
terated, for atthe end OF ten minutes the dog,
though suffering frightfully wAs not dead. DR..
Bewley resolved TO put him out Of his misery at
once. and accordingly mixed half . drschm Of
prussic acid with little milk, and put il under
the does snout. He Tapped the milk with avidi-
y, and 10 less shaa minute v0mited, got upon
bic legs. raa away. and sscossesd. Literary
Gazntfn.
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Bag AYsas Asua Cgas for Intsrnistsnss.
Aysnss CnnasT PBoseaAl fer . cough. and
Arse's PiLis for ~ he pusposss Of 1sally
Phyeie. A84 dkvlt
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m WEEKLY HAWK EYE

:, v.ns 70 buy suit Of Ready made
,:., sa,able for Fall SID Winter. lissls
49, ..r.-cr il you want Suit made TO order,
fas'f French Cashmere, Cloth. etc. in . lash
o. 3. awe, " advise you 70 - 70
i'''0" A. KAlskR = Co.
40 S>nt Q3-dGG9 m
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An uEneis editor says his party (the Dsno-
csatic) 10 ON the verge Of precipics, but calls
upon It 70 march steadily ahead" Good! w
second the mod0n.-N. 7. Tribune.
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HYDRoPHoBIA--Mcsr AFrLlariSG DIsrKKsA-
TloS. We stated 1t the time Of its Occurrences,
some two months ago, the fact that little son,
aged about 1--WE years, Of Alderman Taylor,
OF the Fourth Ward. while playing near
bis fathers door, at the corner of Second
and Sycamore streets, vas attacked BY . little
rat terrier dog, which came trotting along the
sidewalk, and had bis cheek and chin badly
lacerated. Physicians we're promptly called who
dressed the wounds, and in short time joey
was about his play as usual There was no ev-
idence that the dog was mad, aud as all effects
Of the wounds seemed to have passed away
except the scars, the hopes that had been en-
tertained that no bad effects would be expe-
rieDced from them, ripened, as time passed,
almost into certainty. But on Sunday night
last. he complained Of being unweli. Physi.
clans were called, who at once detected symp-
toms Of the dread dissase-hy drophobia. He
continued along without any very alarming
symptoms until Monday evening, about seven
O'Clock, when he was seized with sudden and
violent spasins which soon terminated in his
death.-Ailwaukee Free Dem.
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4 ksw ncaAeI PApER.-The Tan sayG We
have Information from the moot authentic source
that new paper b about 70 be issued In dis
place, from the Office Of The Dessres News. 1t
viii be pti-ientils-polttie Mornon IL politics.
We suppose, and viii indulge 10 matters q as
earthly natars-ihs object Of the News being
solely 70 build up the Kingdom Of God. 6slah.
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GIRARD HOUSE,

W
THIS HOUSE ID situated In one Of the most
enyiable business localities 10 the city being IN
nedately on the north corner Or West Broadway
ana Chambers street, and directly Opposte the Rudso
River depot This par. Of the city has within the Iase
few years been torn down and rebuilt with the paosa
elegant modern stye buildings. The Girord House enc
Of the most elegant, 10 six high and fronts one
hundred feet each street. only two squares from
the PARK making s location at once altogether
nent for the travelling community from every quarter,
aside from the direct convenience rem dered BY the
westerly terminus Of the Hudson and Central Railroad
This House 10 kept the European plan upon which
u is strictly conducted, keeping splendid large room
ant Or where meals served up oil hears
In the most elegant order. This gives the
aside from its location. Private fanhe. 40 ven q
Carriages run constantly to the derent landines ana
81 accommodations in way Of livery rendered, and al
comfortable and cheap viii be hand.
GIVE us call and examine for Yourselves, and obgs
Jour humble servant, JOHN L. HANSON,
yls-d4wu Proprietor.
Ladies' Ready-It il 10 compti mens TO On s,nsR
that every honest Physician who ha tried tae gsnsss
Electric OIL proers the most prompt and hearty ten
tmony. Dr. Lykens, one Of The oldest and most veal
thy ctxsns Of Kansas City, President Of the Bank d.
says DR.. Smiths Electric on cured lady in half
day. Also read this from the best knosn pHYsICIAN
Westport, Mo-, Nay II, 1859,
Some two years ago, lady Of this place was, AMER
which, for several days. resisted all the usual remedies
IN such cases. The soreness and swelling was 40 bad
IS any case had Witnessed induced 20 try Dr..
smiths genuine Electric Oh and perfectly aston
shed and pleased, TO find that In Adfan Ao ates the
application, all the and swelling had entirely
subsidized. .4fsa.t@8 5EE I# TIs''e
J. 0. B0Gos. N. D., Druggist.
The Weak, the Nervous, The Payalytie, tie Deer
aud tie Rheumatic,
Fly to SMITHS OIL, perilied ship In storm to
safe asylum The Ladies seek a. the derniey resort
for all infammaiors pains, Gathered Breast wounds,
pres womb cenpla.ts etc. n which cassit y infelli.
oIe On burns, lnis the patient quietly to sleep, vho
nothing irritating Is manifested. dsss II u loao
stain the skin or linen % delicate iAfant.
- Large bottles ten times the cheapest. Use bY
directions. DRINK NO COyBEB. ha La4'y TF-s M
Ds. sarn's kLHcsnlC On. hos e1ReA 0e9o eaees' e
PaSaiysis than any before knovn rensdy,
D. Shifnh kl1c1nlC On c1ees Bait 2heum u ems
week. @@# @ 8#63 .1 10 -- '-
Da- SnIras EIscFno on cures Piles In n>ss IN u.
stances
Da shrrHs n.c7nc on u Tie oniy reliable rsnsdy
Tor Deafness and has cured many OF long stanx
N New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. 55
d. SNIrn's kLBcfMC Onis magical an partial die.
orders Hike Gathered Dreas, 1elons, and Innammasssy
Swelling. # SQUlRRS DLO60. a
=. r GAY,
augSobp6m III E+i Agents.
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WIGS-WGGS-WBSsA.
BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUpEEs surpass al
They are elegant, light and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behInd--ns shrink
ing of the head indeed this the ily Estabshment
where these things are properly niersiood au made
jul5-lyw s33 broadway. New YORK
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CATTLE NaRKEr.-At Chicago on The ash
cattle we're sold as t2.00ata.lA Receipts 10
car loads. Hoss brought 44a4} gross.
Al New York same day cattle were dull and
fully cent lower. Price 7aas-range 4ias}.
Receipts 400.
At Cincinnati, Sept. as. Beef cattle sold at
4l.76a$9-f6-sxtra ts.25aas so Hogs ssas.a5
extra e550a5.76.