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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15
Adrianople, and great alarm is felt in CON-

Adrianople, and great alarm is felt in COM
sequence. The difficulty seems to be rs to
the conclusion of treaty supplementary to
that of San Stefano, the Russians insisting
upon the insertion therein of article 26 of
the treaty of San Stefano. At least two
great powers support the Porte's objection
to this article, as it would interfere with
certain stipulations of the treaty of Berlin
concerning Eastern Roumelia. All of the
foreign military attaches have gone to the
front to verify the truth of the reports Of
renewed hostilities.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15

Down with Washburn and the swindling
brass kettles.
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DAILY WEATHER EULLEr1N

OFF1cE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Comps. IT, q a
lNaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET
or. ST. Paul, MINI.
!. Observations taken at the same moment op
time at all stations VI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15
SPREAD OF CATHOLICISM.

ROME Oct. l4.-In consequence of the report
from Cardinal McCloskey the Vatican Is taking
measures for considerable development of
Catholicism in America.
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THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

BY mail the SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar PEI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-15
STATE POLITICS.

Nominations of the Nationals in Dakota
4 County and Republicans in Olmsted.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
HASTINGS Oct. 1.-THE following were nom
mated by the Nationals, at Pennington, Sat
urday:
Senator-C. P. Adams.
Representatives G. B.. Lowell, Nathan Evar-
SON., Cornelius Quincy, George W. Dilley, Ed
ward F. Hyland.
County Auditor Michael Seaman.
County Commissioners Second district,
John Ferris; third district, John Bresnahan.
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Sergeant Signal Corps. U. 8. A.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
An Old Man to be Hung.
CTroy Timcs.D

IITOy
Lester ljrOhCrtOn, sentenced to be hanged a,
Auburn on the 18th proXimo, for the murder
Of one Moon, is u drCrcpit old man of 80 years.
Moon was a son.in-aw, and had caused the in.
generation of Brohcrton in state prison on an
infamous charge, in order, as is now generally
believed, that he might get his property. II
does seem that hanging is about rs bad n use
ms man of 80 could be put TO- and we are
glad that an effort is being made for "A com.
mutation. Cayuga is getting q reputation rs
the great hanging county Of the state, but il
certainly can afford to spare this wretchcd old
man, who cannot Gambler the earth much
longer at best. Hanging ought to be played
out in lis application TO octogcnarian4,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
County Court.
IN PROBATE.

James Pritchcil, administrator &c, estate Of
VIM. koensgcn, deceased, V. Caroline KocnSgcn
81 al petition 10 sell real estate to pay debts
sale confirmed and deeds of conveyance ordered
Ferdinand Jacglc, admr, &c., estate of Bcnja'
min Jacglc deceased, V. Margartha Jacglc ct
al petition 10 sell real estate To pay debts; sale
confirmed and deeds Of conveyance ordered.
Estate Of Jacob Stroop; final report approved,
estate declared settled and administrator dis.
Chargcd
Estate of Martin F. Overholt; claim Of s222 o.
allowed.
Estate of Andrew d. Anderson final report ap.
proved and order Of distribution made
Estate Of Uriah ID. Wood; inventory and APP
praisemcnt bill approved and claim for Si5 al
lowed.
Estate of William Schwing; apprsisement bill,
inventory aud widows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc
lection approved; claim Of II. W. Cndcrhill for
Sll allowed.
Estate of Sarah Hepp,c; final report approved,
estate declared settled and administrator dis
charged.
Estate Of Martha Farnsworth; claims for s275.-
4alowcd
Estate OF Alexander Hobart claims allowed,
$35.
Estate of Frederick Ullsch; claims allowed, 81,
Ol54i.
Estate Of Casper Helbing; inventory, appraise.
ment bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc
lection approved and claim Of SIS allowed.
Estate of Charles PatterInan; appralscment bill
approved
Estate Of Jacob Howe; apprssemcnt bill and
widows REIMBURSEMENT and selection approved
and claims for 81, 1896 allowed.
Estate Of Jehu Coss; appraisemcnt bill and in
yentOry approved and claims Of SEAS
Estate Of Elias Lane claim for ESQ allowed.
Estate Of Matthias Monheim: inventory ap-
proved and claims for 5000 allowed.
Estate q Charlotte Koensgen; claim OF S25 nj.
lowed and one Of SSH dsallowed
Estate Of George W. Johnston, claims for
3iS445 allowed.
Estate Of William K Ulrich: report Of accounts
approved.
Estate of James J. McKernan: Joel I. Buckley
appointed administrator: bond 5000; notice 10
creditors TO April term
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26

\ 1t is the usual part Of the performance OF an
elephant at public exhibition to pick up a
! piece of coin thrown within his reach for that
purpose, with the 1ingcr-likc appcndagc at the
extremity OF the trunk ON one occasion a
siypcncc was thrown down which happened to
! roll a little out Of the reach of the animal not
far from the wall, and he, being DESTROYS to
pick it up, stretched out his proboscis several
times to take it, but it was even yet little be
yond his reach. He stood moiOnless for few
seconds, cDidently cOnStdsriag I'VE have no hes
itation in saying egidently considering) how to
act. He then stretched his proboscis in Il
straight line as far as he could, "A little distance
above the coin, and blew with great force
against the wall. The angle produced by the
opposition Of the wall made the current of air
act under the coin, as he intended and anticl-
patcd it would; and it was curious To observe
the siXpencc travelling by this means towards
the animal till it came within his reach, and
he picked ii up.
Dr. Daniel Wilson, late Bishop of Calcutta
says that an elephant belonging to an engineer
officer in his diocese had disease in his eyes
and had for three days been completely blind.
HIS owner asked DR., Webb, physician init
mate with the Bishop, if he could do anything
for the relief of the animal Dr. Webb replied
that he G.!s willing to try on one of the eyes
lHt cllttL vi DllIt(c VI SllNCT, WHICH WAS REM
cdy commonly used for similar diseases of the
human eye The animal was accordingly
made to lie down. and when the nitrate of sill.
yer was applied uttered a terrific scream at the
acute pain which it occasioned But the effect
of Tic application was wonderful, for the sight
was in great degree restored and the elephant
could partially see. The Doctor was, in con.
sequence ready 10 operate similarly on the
other eye on the following day. The animal,
when he was brought out and heard the Doc
tors voice, lay down of himself placed his
head quietly on one side curlcd up his trunk,
drew in his breath like human being about
to endure painful operation, heaved "a sigh
OF relief when it was over and then, by mo-
ton Of his trunk and other gestures, gave evi-
dent signs Of wishing to express his gratitude
During one of the wars in India many
Frenchmcn had an opportunity of observing
one of the elephants who had received a flesh
wound from cannon ball After having been
twice or thrice conducted to the hospital, where
he extended himself to be dressed, he after
ward used to go alone. The surgeon did what
ever he thought necessary applying even fire
to the wound, and though the pain made the
animal often utter the most plaintive groans
he never expressed any other token than that
of gratitude to this person who, by momcntary
tormCnts, cndcavOrcd to relieve him, and in
the end effected his cure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Jan. -. 1873.
fRElGnTs-liy rail were s.cady yesterday and
fair shipments were made at 40C 300 for grain
10 New York; flour Soc II Dbl
FLoUR-Priccs unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat s6.j0d675; fancy western spring
extras, $5.OOd5.15; Minnesota patent, S6.jOC-
800; choice spring supcriines, siO0dI25
WnEAT--Wintcr-Whitc, in store, 81 600
-! Spring-No, p Minnesota, fi.mdi.i0,
No. >, in store. sl.OiOt los; No. 3. 800.
CoRN-No. ., 4lGI2. Options, Jan. iOJdil, Tor
NAV Hdi4i4.
0ats-No. ., 2id25iS; rejected, Is.
Rye-No. = 52IS rejected, sc.
Barey-No. ., Sc; rejected, 4Oc
Lard-S7 +jG 7.5j a loo lbs.
Buttcr-Crcamcry, 303:ijc; good to choice dai-
ry, lS@22c
Eggs-l2Wl3c = doz
Potatoes 4JcUrigc Tor pcacl blows: early
rose iOcMi2c
CArTLE-Without much change. Choice extra
grade Steers, sjOODi5.'1; good Ia choice natives,
siJGJO, butchers steers, S3.2itTS1j: COWS
and hri:ers, 81 25d3JO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26

On the matter Of the appointment of a conser-
vator for Sarah Rogers; conscrvator ordered TO
he appointed.
Conservatorship Of John Michael Erlenborn;
prayer of petition for leave to lease real estate
granted and leasing approved; report Of sale OF
stock Of goods approved.
j. s. X. Oycrholt v Executor last will OF Joseph
Cookson; claim Of S42l .25 allowed for $l0i,
Estate OF Samuel ellison; report of accounts
approved.
Estate Of Alexander Hobart; report Of public
sale of chattcI property approved.
Estate Of Carl +. Oaliicld; report Of accounts
approved.
Estate of Ole Jackson; report Of private sale Of
chattel property approved.
Estate of John Weaver; ordcrfor notice Of final
settlement to February term.
Estate Of John NJ Rchcy; order for notice OF
final settlement to February term.
Estate Of Henry Gatiss; chattcl property or
dercd sold at private sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26

This Circuit Court was opened on Monday al.
tcrnoon last ny Judge McRobcr:s, OF Joliet. Al
Ter impanncling the Grand jury and giving them
their instructions, "a proceeding formerly gone
through with by the states attorney the J"uSc
proceeded with the call of the docket. IheJudGe
seems determined to clear the docket during this
term, and mirtjiie dictH, the lawyers seem 10 nc
doing their hes, to assist him. The record "i INC
r.1..li 1. ~. ~ l1l,,.A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
CRIMINAL.

25 The People Y. Josephine Mccormick; at
tacbment for contempt: defendant discharged.
"a Same V. VIM and James McAlecr; larceny;
,nn nyrn m S1llN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
Important LETTER
From Q Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has caallcd mo- sG.rcringur Lar
" tened the breaking up OF the constitution ihnn
Catarl The OF smell of taste. Of si2l, # hear
ing the human voice, the mind, more and some
distributes throughout the system atacl:5 every VITAL
force and breaks up the most robust OF constitutions
Ignored because but little understood by most phys
clans, impotcntly asuilcd by quacks and charlatas
those suffering from II have little hope 10 be re.eved
OF IL this side OF the grave IL Is time. then. that tHe
popular treatment tthis terrible disease BY remedies
within the reach of all passed iuto hands at com
potent and trustworthy. The and hitherto untrled
method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the preparation OF
his RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval. be-
lcve IL likely to succeed when all the usual rCmcdi
fall because strikes ct the root OF the disease. VIZ
the dcdjei blood while 1t heals the liberated mem.
brano by direct application to the r"7H passages Ia
action Is based on certain fixed ri! ':.' s, me
vital forces too far exhausted, f-- To g:nAt
majority OF cases, effect a cure.
GEO BEARD, N. y.
Eosscorr BLOCK, SO. FRAMISanNM, Oct, !, i57i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
Oh icsgo, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train No u viii carry lr ngCfs utiRrru Joliet and Bi.
No. 70 between OTTAWA and ir-k -'nud w. ~ ne
tween Rock i.iHud ami Toilet Ne f7urn IN sale Qua
va when rt-."ngUrs are PROVIDED tl 1870. o0i vC' 9TH
.....- \. VI. sE 1907. ..... y T't>. Au'ut
=, ALMA & GEM Nnpt ! NAVEL As.r Ten. SUpt.
nee =. Ia. o. " nil, N.rl -. .r..v.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Jan. Is, 1875.
The pleasant weather Of the past few DAYS has
brought good many farmers to town, and trade
has been tolcrably active The soft weather Of
Thursday and Yesterday, however is beginning
to ruin the roads and will soon wind up the Kill.
ling of hogs. But few changes are noticed in
prices. We quote below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be ofthe few popular reme-
wi dies receiving the approval of medical gentlemen
who, in private, not only freely recommend but use
Il in their families In preference TO any Of the prepare
lions usually prescribed by physicians
"You are aware" said distinguish city physician.
"thnt my obligations to the Mass Medical Society are
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe the
Radical Cure but since received somuch relief from;
inc use OF y myself asr ,nGropGh riai OF me ssus
have sent to your store less than hundred Of
patients for II,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
Chicago, Burlington and Qri-c- 2. =.
TIME TAB,E.
Toward Aurora.

Geressi Passenger a. 2 Tse4 I. cent,
r. - EE. Ag~ai Al Ot;AsA. crt.s'"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

ESTLEMEEI We have sold SASYoRD's RADICAL
" CURE for nearly one year, and can say candidly
that never sold similar preparation that gave such
plant yet.
We not In the habit OF recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants OF
thousands, and think those afflicted should be
ynced OF ts great merit that their luifering will be
relieved. We have been in the drug ,uslncss for the
past twelve years constantly, and sold everything for
Caarrh but yours leads all the rest II you proper
you this letter any part of II that you WISH
Very truly yours. s. d. BALDWIN & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs. Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb, %, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26
THE COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

A large number of opinions were filed with the
Clerk of the Supreme Court Of the Northern
Grand Division, on Monday last, among which
were number from this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26

The annoyance occa,ioncd by The continual
crying of the Baby, at once ceases when the cause
is Gas it should be- promptly removed by using
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup % cents per bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-26

Each package contains DR.. Sanfor,s improved Inhai.
Ing Tube, and full directions for in all cases Price,
el.W For sale by all Wholesale and retail drlgg
and dealers throughout the United States and Canndss
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
UrlRQiatE. bottom. MaSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sept l9PGrk steady at 56 Western
dull Al umberand Cut brmer at 81; Short
RID dun 81 Long Clear dul at 3Oi Short Clear
duh 81 Hams-Long Cut dull at 49,. shoulders
Bsef-lniia Mess dull az "a BItra Meas dun
AZ 81. Prime Mess dull at 81. Lard-Pnme Western
duh at 81. TaloW-Prme CITY steady at 3S3d. Iur.
pcntine-Sprts dul 23. Rosn-C0mmOn steady at Sd
Fine dun al TO- ChceseAmencan Choice dull &C az. Lard
oil steady at AZ. Flour-Extra duh at 26 Wheat
No. Spring dun at Q Cd: Nc; Spring dnll at 80 3d.
old Mixed Soft duh at "a 3d. Prime New Affixed
dull 20 Sd Cotton seed ol-YelloW American. steady
at3i
LIVERPOOL Sept 1880 p. m-Bacon 32i per cwL for
Short Clear Mddles.
LoSpON sept l0-1230 p. m.-sugar 23 per cwt for No
~ Dutch standard on the spot aud ahOlt.
LONDON sept. 1916 m.Rehned Petroleum SGD per gal
ANTWERP sept l9Petroeum "a Il francs for hne pale
American. Lard closed az 22i4 hOrins per 80 klOs
BREMEN, Sept l9-Lard closed az 80 marks per Ito D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
PROPOSALS FOR $6,9OO,OOO.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW.
YORK INTEREST AT PER CENT PER ANNUM.
REDEEMABLE 1905. PAYABLE. 1928.
srcrprn pY TILE SINKING FIrNn

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the ComptroL
lers ONCE until Tuesday, October g. 1873 at2 o'clock
will DO publicly opened In the presence n the
Commissioners sinking Fund for whole any part
OF OF Sc 900 Of Consolidated Stock Of the City OF
New.YOrk.
TIE and after the day Of No.
vember 1908 payable the first day OF November,
1928 with interest 20 per cent per annu payable sema
nuay tho first day OF May and November In each year,
the office Of the Comptroller IN the City OF NewIOrk
The bonds principal and interest viii be made payable In
eherthe gold coin the Of the United states
be desired and bidders requested TO state distinctly
proposals description OF bonds they desire aud
bid for. whether Gold bonds OF Currency bonds.
said stock will be issued for the redemption and cancca
ton OF amount Of bonds OF the Corporation issued
local improvements November 1873 aud its is
Will therefore not increase the city debt
The proposals be mcde for Coupon bonds OF $500 or
$1,000 Registered bonds Of 5000 any muupes Of
this
Payment may be made o before November J. 1873.
Interest allowed from the date OF payment Receipts wiz
given which bonds win be delivered the holders
and after November !, 1873
proposal should be sealed and hdorsed Proposals for
Consolidated Of the City NeWYOrk inclOsed in
q second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller.
night reserved the part Of the Comptroller 90 reject
all OF the bids II In his Judgment the interests OF the Cor
poratiOn require IT,
For full information see City Record
City Of NewYork, Department Of Finance, Comprollers
ONCE JOHN KELLY Comptroller.
September IL 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

sept wls @ a a f9d a O Sns
81 o. Corn easy; sales 5000 bush Kansas e 5000
W Sqa Sa@ on SrTae terms N chicago State
SoSSSe Barley light inquiry Rye me'taR SRd
81 I5dsl 20 Western 75GS5c seeds Timothy fair in.
Medium to Large "a 5Ods5. Cornmeal in fair demand
SGi6 es T 'S and fiaS Coarse Fine $50
Finished qSer ares nnss 9SsSd Canal e
lower TO Hew.YOyk-wheat she; Corn, 7l4ci Rye 7hc.i
9 9a3s &C. &C. to TSi iEeSn'' ' D'" ''
CmcGdo sept ig,-Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
unsettled but generally higher, in fair demand No Red
Winter soc, cash 90Pc October; No Chicago Spring,
ali No Chicago spring. 76g76aci Rejected Syc
Corn quiet and weak 80 &c cash So+e Set0gsT E 30
fair demand l9lO cash 20 October; p ha2I Sc
81 o. cash 81 90 October PORK generally UNCHANGED
sS%G ' q g Lard steady and arm csc
or october 665c November Bulk Meats steady ana nm
Whisky steady and unchanged 81 on FTeighs.Corn 70
q! Market oS &C. oSts
steady mad uRSaanged PSS SS but not quoO higher
CIScINGrL Sept lS.-FlouT dull and unchanged Wheat
eePt 1900 bush shipments 1900 bush earn 9gft
r Ua acIiys demand and higher No Fail 81 os
Ss 10 Pork dull aud lower az So Bg % Lard steady Cur
Tgne nsd and lower shoulders Clear & G
saT sso Clear F'f Rob s cesF Sides
Whisky active and Tm AZ ~ o. Butter Fancy cream
ra Ohio lS95c sugar steady and UNCHANGED Hogs dull
ass 30 Butchers, s4af4 io receipts 1853 heads ship
DETROIT sept ie-Flour firm good demand sales.
bbls White az So. Wheat hrmer Ehua White Michigan
al O9; september 81 03; October 81 03; No. White
Michigan 81 September 81 October 81 O0 Corn in very
little Inquiry No Yellow. as Lc High NJ xeds44 aci NO.
Mixed. 43Lc. oats in good demands No; White New
25La26c.: No. ! Mixed, New, 24bQ23c heeepts-tlour
$500 bbls Wheat SO 600 bHsh Corn LOCO bush 0at 200
busn Shipments-FlOur 2tlOO DOsi HheaI OOOV Dush
Corn 500 bnsh.; oats l,iOO bush.
SMLwAUKEE. sept. l9Fouriquiet aEd unchanged Wheat
Arm at opening advanced &c, closing quiet No MWau
Ees Hard 81 10; Soft 81 No. 2dor9Iss, cash and sep
fember; October, 92ac.; November, 921sca No. 8 DO.
isle: no L. 66c Rejected zoe. Corn easier No 80 2o
oats steady with fair demand No. 2 lSte Rye Steady
No l. 46c Barley unsettled and easier No spring
October 81 O7. Provisions quiet aud weak mees PORK,
- 81 cash September LardPrime steambc Freights
Wheat 10 Buffalo. &c. - =.
Refined Zoe Coffee dull Rio, l6Sal7e; Maraeaibo, l69e
lac sugar firm 7asd7 &c Refined Sugars active and
stronger Cut Loaf 10isc Crushed. loc Powdered Stc
(iranulated, 9Sc.; at eSo Fouryery little chanRe
the demand being restricted chiefly 10 choice grades OF Old
Medium and Low Grades OF New wheat are
prices weak exporters are not oper
ang 20 any extent spectators have Withdrawn Mime
sofa Extra Family old stock "a 50ds5 20 do do do New
Wheat SIS IS so do do do Fresh Ground Old Wheat Good
90 rs 10 do do Choice 50 do 90 DO Fancy ~ 90 Penn
sYvana Extra - 90 d. do do asod - TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
49, srorK MARKETs-nY TELEaRAPH.

BUFFALO Sept l0-CATTLE-ReCe pts to-day, 1479 head
for thus tar 12S79 head for same time last week 1928
fair shipping demand Good shippers and choice grades hrm
Common lOc lower poor attendance OF BUYERS sales OF
shippers - 4Oas4 20; Medium, IS 95as4 26i Common,
s3 25d$3 55 Colorado Texans IS 4OGS 6O Stocker = %
supply fair sales Common 70 Fair 90 S23as35i Good 70
Choice GlOGsi2i Extra ullams gu eas SeSuS' s44S0
Receipts today 1890 head; for the week
thus far 100 head for the same time last week 1900
head through c0nsignmens 81 market easier, not
QuOtably lower; offerings compare ayOraby with last weeks
F e. d S% ws 5 saF 81 supp equal to he demand "
Receipts today 1906 head Tor the week thus far
2oj head for the same time last week 2632O head through
consiRnmens l6 cars market dull and deolDing demand
aud offerings lights Workers Good 70 E6Ja ~ 21ssl ~
for the Eastern trade cars remain IN Yards g1s9d
receipts 1900 head. shipments 1900 Ieao Extra 70
Fancy ~ 20dSi so Medium 10 Good Sass 10 Far s. 10
80 % Light So S0ds3 95; Mixed and Rough 50 4Oes5 80
CArTLE-ReceDts. 5000 head; shipments 1000 head; gen
cra market unchanged Good shipping shade
o rs Steep g 0SsS so Bulls s2ss2 80; Good Western
steady: dull and lower 81 Sods3 7O Texans lOe
sHkTf-RSceipIs. LOO heads shipments. TO; market
East LiBKRrY Pcnn Sept lo-CATTLE-R Receipts to-day.
So head through and $40 head OF local stock total for the
past three SIO beaa OF througn ana 4O nsS o. ioS
bought sPangy considering the prices asked TOO high what
sid TO-DAY SS Pr9 3s6 st & e sre E Tee 20
Fair Good - 20 Common s. OdS3 So stocKers 50 300
HoGs-Receips today l9l5 head total past
days 1895 head Workers. 81 az 80 Philadelphia 81 60
saISPReceip today 800 head total for the past three
days 1000 head song at 50 300 - 40 prospects only fair
ST LOUIS Sept la-CATuE-Dun and drooplngi some
sales at lower rates Prime 70 TR9Ss SS's 9ps Gers
Native steers $50 10 do Cows ana aeerS 81 SSGS 20
sSe 3 6asS TO- COWS s. q So wntcTs5 TeIsh
e. 5OdS3 a.; receipts 24OO head; shpmens l4OO head
2 so Fair 10 Good SO sOasS 4O Feeding Muttons 90 75a
60 25i receipts 1000 head shipments, 80 mead