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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

BEGGs is now receiving his fourth
and largest bill of Millinery goods fol-
this spring. Call in and see them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

LAST week among the Indians
that passed through this city was
one who sportcd good sized goatcc.
The whiskers on the end of his chin
seemed to cause him considerable
trouble, as he was reaching for them
most of the time. An Indian with
whiskers is a failure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

Best barhcd steel fence wire, Furst
e Bradley plows, LaBelie wagons, and
all kinds of farm machinery at Beggs &
Cations
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04
GROCERIES

Are Being Received Daily, and our stock
is disposed of SO often that our good
never get stale. We sell as low as any
House in the Territory.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

A lasge etock of glassware kept con-
SANITY OH hand Mt Ereeman's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

Febrina, is warranted to cure perman-
emily cbiils, ague, and fever Sold by
II. i. Smith & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

BEGGs & CATION are sacking $500
bushels Of oats for Davis & Wam TO
fill an up country government con-
tract.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

For Groceries go to Freeman's store
where "a fresh Stock has Just been opened
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

Sunday school Convention.
The following is the report of tn
County Sunday School Convention
held at Richland May Dist 1879;
Convention met in the schoo
house, in Richland, ut 1890 a. m.
and by the temporary organization
J. A. Smith was made President anc
Mrs. Murphy Secretary.
Rev. ID. I. Hutchinson opened The
meeting with prayer, and the con.
vention engaged in singing, until tho
arrival of Mr.. Bell.
Rev. Bridgeman delivered an adj
dress of welcome to the members OF
the convention.
The first subiect on the programme
to be considered was the object and
importance of s. S. conventions, in
which Mr.. Bell urged every one to
take a part III the work of the con-
ycntion, and not leave IT all to the
| flnIr,EEf foxy
Necr s;ngino W : nnu Mr. gov
WOW onI M, i Nnrris u,o,.a nL,son
:. rommittea r. draft . Constitution
and propose a plan for organization.
The convention then adjourned for
dinner, and those who had brought
their baskets united in a regular pie
mic which u,aS npin,-4J nv all ,vb,
nar+icirataI'
A. n,,o ~o,,lool- +,o o~o,vor+;o,
oga,n n,nt and tho FIRST bnnr wal
I2ZntaI f. . cbilJrcne, mnotin~
,rL;,I r.os oJtro.s,J ~, NJ NSa,.7'
II, pnii Enys " ;a1J and IN
oL;n.ln ana = N,rr;s
A.. 1ya,% - nis1 ,+orta;no1 tho ol;ld
,..', = 'sina;nn sa,sorsI t;n'os 'N
Th|% an9,n57t+oo nn nrran iuot;on
.l, ,nn4ai "nI o,Iaatn "i."|n
w.! i''i'0'' "N" '''p'O'' 'i9o ''ii-
s'|u''oi'' IL.
~ ''L"Sooli 1ii9 :ouii' va; Nv
Ho't i'':o w alsIllG''' W. "tltoinS
ill'G pell's VIE 9o"IlieIi I!lc ol7plllh
ana SIOUX "I,ey 'nWi3NiilpS.
VII lllltlttiii ittN. littGtlli1Il VI. IL,
Disbro and Rev. Freeman were APP
| pointed a committee to nominate
Officers for The county association.
w. :. Bell suggested that we hear
| verbal reports from the schools rep
feTGi'!gd, -
of - members. with about 30 papers.
aided to some extent bv missionary
money.
Mrs. Murphy reported a self sus-
faihiur school of so members. with
& dolat Berean Leaves. 3 dozen pict-
ure papers and 6 dozen papers.
Rtp1rtcl Pleasant Hi s. 5. school
as lust organized for the summer.
with better prospects than last wear.
ia. smith reported Richland
school as being organized two weeks.
with ain attendance of about 40.
/. Violin reported Swcae Baptist
rs prospcring 10y Gods blessing.
1lr. Covee reported Virginia school
IS to 10 members; been organized ?
wceks-take - large lesson papcrs.
II Primary leaves and 10 :. :. pa
pers.
Assistant SUPERINTENDENT renorted
for west VIRGINIA. Use Intcrnation-
al helps. - members now, with
rroui.e If moro soon.
w. 5. Bell rcported Rrulc Union
IT,, tua.haa, nL,." -
$500 no,L :, 49,, ,,,,4h,. IL ~
or three have haro in thnir n1ocas
every Sabbath
- -, ~ ~
Er,on,o, "a ,,a,,Lnrs onI < ID.
AZ. nit 1 D-..y
III sol,al ~ ,,,nlEorg ana snlfS,,,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

An immense stock of Dry Goods and
Notions at Freeman's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

LAST Saturday was remarkably
cold and disagrecablc, and it was too
chilly for comfort in rooms without
fire. Those who had donned linen
clothes the day before were seen ON
the streets Saturday with WOODEN
clothes and o~ycrcoats. Several stoves
We're put up to remain during the
summer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

THERE We're several booty men ON
the street Monday night.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04
81 mEsssssszs { s.s:. - ~
M0a-..EE5a-- $500.
phkda Southern and Sioux City and
Pembina Railroad.
Time

At Sioux city with Illinois Central, Sioux
Citysnd Pacific and Sioux City and 81. Paul rail
rosds.
3 Passenger train going east connects at
Davis Junction with Branch Trairs arriving at
Portlandville at l2: 10 p. III. and there connects
with HOward's Stages for Nirginia-Edcn-fatr-
w Observation-Disclosures. Fiaudreau-
Larchwood-Rock Rapids-Sioux Rapids-sioux
Falls-and all POINTS ON the Big Sioux hlVcr. anu
Train leaving Portlandville at !: So p, m. connects
At Davis Junction with Train going west.
2 At Elk Point with Stages for Ponca, Neb.
and RichIanJ D.. +.
"a Al Vermillion with stages for Lodi, River
aide, Bloomingdale Turner and tinlay.
( At Meckling with stages for st. James, Neb.
6 At Gayville with stages for st Helena, Neb.
: At Yank,on with stages for all points IN
Southern and Western Dakota and North Ncb
And during the season of navigation with the
Missouri River Transportation Compay's line
OF Steamers for Fort Randall, B"ule, Pierre,
sully, Rice, Bismarck. Stephenson. Burthold,
Buford. The Carroll and Benton conecling nj
Pierre with Stages and Transportation wagons
for the Black Hills.
This is the only direct route to the Black Hills
GEO. +. MERCHANT.
General Superintendent.
JAMES II. RARRE.LE. Agent Elm Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

THERE is a notice posted up in the
post office, signed by Howard White
Indian Agent at the W~inncbago
agency in Nebraska, warning people
not to purchase from the Indians any
horses, annuity goods, supplies or
farming implements. Those who do
will be prosecuted to the full extent
Of the law. Hence, Boys go slow on
Indian ponies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04
A. F.. & A. M
l. O. Of O.. F
Local Matters.

THE railroad boys received their
pay last Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

A large stock Of the Oldest and best
brands Of Chemical Paints in the market
on hand, at II. b. Smith. & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

BEoes' spring hats beats them all for
price aud quality.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

EFFORTS are being made to form q
company Of cavalry for parade and
drill on the Fourth of July, and we
think the idea a good one. Geo.
Renick says he will drill. the compa-
ny, and as he spent four years in the
saddle during the war, he under
stands the business. Old cavalry sol
dicrs throughout the county are cor
daily invited to join the company,
and should report at once. We trust
the undertaking may be agrand sue
cess, and that we may have a rous-
ing time on the Fourth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

rns- rnoi.cm,Ion June !, %.
STATEMENT q TIE CONDITION
or THE
az
MaI'|aff9nFlrn Insurance Jimmy
sfss%''N%t' ~ 'fSHi1'fSs SSthF5s
On the 3sst day of December. 1878.
The name Of fhe company is The Manhattan
Fire InSurspca ro,l1anv -" :"
re i - .p IoCa',i n ' MN Y95rk CITY
M ana,nnt -, a. ~ : rs i;ErNi stoS. l. o,o ooo
rTba arnrn. 0f / : rnni;a} stnek ,aId mn ia OK.
nrt
friTr hrSts-TS Or TIVE c,Nr,Ny ARE
As L.5T.pS. ~
Cash on hand and in The lands Of
~, +" +r ~ ,ar1o1 ,a' "'' e. 20, on
~ tsiota !, - rn,nE.rci ~ 81 n ~
- go ~ S'N7A''o
rs = b0G6. q. = rBr - np ~ vel.
- ~ "' tso "a,
+" 7n-fos Goij moak,,
ro,.. i'-'oS gnu h ~ !
" 5-zos MARKET
V"inG 81 p
rs,,o 1P'' s0"' MA INA STS
Co.. N@,re; :. $4,000
T"1,t nAtott" "o"1s' van tuD
y. ! Ml.u't ~ ~ go: st"rk l9UpS
y = catrchS1 ~ : pri vent WA
ltT, 700.o 90
Loans on bond aud mortgage being
fret lien on ,unjncnmbered real
estate worth double amount loaned 1Gs.7275l
ncbs, otherwise secured ......... slsa.a5
Dsb's for Premiums ....,.... -. sl,0G7.9t
Al! other sec9riiies .......,.. t2e$5'A
-.
= capabilities.
LOSES aoJnstea ana ans '.'- oo,
g ,rsaf,s+. 1'''V'oo
losscs :. snstrnse vait,u, far flr.
,har ,r,fF I, soa m
An ohir.r. lt,ai,as co. rs+ no cnn,nv ~ 90 M
painx@ranr@ f' o. 10 70
wins 4,g,si rf,I{I;ica 81 80 "a
,r,o rro.,,g1 an,Irnt {rsrroat, ''4''~1
one Tisl; Fl 500
The greatest amount allowed by The
rifles of5ha company Ia be in.
srred in any one city townor
Village and The greatest amt
allowed 10 be insured in any
one block: governed by circumstances
Stgte Of New York.
CIV Comfy AZ New York.
Andrey ] Smith. Pres idenf and Jonis r Car.
man Secretary of The Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company of New York CITY being duIy
sworn depose ana saw thai the foreooing
IL q fulI true and correct statement n
The affairs OF the said cpmnauy. thar the said
Insnrqnra conImny il he boua ode owner Of AZ
ieast \ nj SDRED TUOJrSANp DOTIARS
Of acinnI cash capital, invested in the state and
Tinted States Stack and Bonds. or in BoSds
and Mor5sase; Of Real Es1e;e, iaaincam5ered
h ~ n,o mPp5~ and t Il are the e above To,." o sne a1e
officers Of said insurance company.
Andrew j. smith, President.
Louis =. carInsn, Secretary.
snhscribed and sworn to hsfire me this 2T.h
H-n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

YESTERDAY afternoon four fine az
pearing young ladies entered an
office in the city, and made inquiry
of the law student what the law is
on the subject ofhair pulling, broom
sticking, skillet-hurIing and other
domestic amuscmcnts that go to
make up woman's gymnastic exer
ciscs. The young man told them
that no law bears on the subject.
They began talking at once about
uew~,rcssas and White walls.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

Fine lot Of boots aud shoes at G. r..
Freeman 81 Cos
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CLOTHING.
BOOTS

we have the Largest Stock Ever Opened in this
Market. we are still Agent for the Fargo Box Tip
chiIdrens Shoes. Look them ever before you buy as
they will be sold at Reduced Prices.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

We are now Offering bargains in White
Lead, Hhich we are setting at Sioux City
prices. Come and get prices.
II b. Smith & CO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04

WE are reliably informed that a
Miss BrowS of Sioux City, who is
now teaching school IN the Gilbert
district, recently fell heir to the
small sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars. She says she will finish
teaching the school, which will bring
her in that much more money.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04
FURNISHING GOODS.

Oui Stock is Complete. Gents Ties,
Handkerchiefs. and all New Styles Of Col
lars, Linen and Paper, Gloves and Hosiery.
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CHAs CURTIS has returned from
Canton, and says he wants no rail- \
road grading in his. h
J. J. DUNBAR, owner Of the prop
erty known as the Hotchkiss farm, il
has been in the city this week ON a
business. n
THE south wing of the court house a
is under roof, and the other will be
by Saturday night, Work is pro- u
crossing finely. c
THE Free Methodists of Dakota s.
begin their annual meetings at Sioux
Falls on the 18th Of June and con-
tlnue N week.
EIGHT of our young men have e
formed a Geometrical society, for the IL
purpose of studying Geometry. Mr. y,
A. J.. Dawson is teacher. &,
THE McManus and Sheafe "bull
train is near Deadwood on its first :,
trip. 1t is reported that Snyder re-
signed when he reached TT. Pierre. =,
SMITHS "buttery and cggery" has 81
ceased to be in this place. We have d'
not learned the cause Of the suspcn- tc
sion. Assets and liabilities not h
known.
GILBERT LARSON, of Sphinx, was h,
in the city, Saturday, and informed o,
US that he is going to work ON the Il,
railroad this summer. is
SHERIFF BovEE has had carpcn- III
tiers engaged fixing up the inside of '"
his residence, changing the partitions u
and making other Improvements. '"
Rev. A. O. THOMAS, q Congrcga- j.
tlonal minister now paying Dakota ,
a visit, preached two very able and '
interesting sermons in the Episcopal III
Church in this city last Sabbath. 81
- II
Feather in the Ear, second Chief Of
OF the Ianktons, with a dozen of his Fl
braves passed through this city on At
last Friday on their way to visit the ba
Omalas. ma
SEED CoRN.-Thosc wishing seed es
corn, which viii insure a crop in an WI
ordinary season, in ninety days after
planting would do well to leave their
orders at NICE with II. II. Blair. /,
1t can be had at cost. or +.
THERE are several cases Of whoop- an
ing cough in the city in full blast III
among the children, and an OCCASION 4,
al father can be seen on the streets M
the day explaining to a crowd ci.
why he looks so sleepy. tn
OEE Of our modest young men =
was riding through the streets one IL
evening last week with q minister
to whom he was talking very conf ut
Times are hard, and we do ".
not wonder that he is getting bids. m.
AFTER reading the first thirty u
pages Of Walkers American Law. a 1t
young mar in this city reached the ~
conclusion that the South had a oi
right to scccde. His friends are un- -
decided what he will believe when IN
he gets the book read through. co
tn
NJ. ". SuEAFE informs us that he
Is now prepared to furnish half Of
his Indian contract ON Il days notice. GO
Which shows hat he has been rush Or
ing business, and has turned out tn
5000 sacks in a remarkably short IL
time. ny
LAST week among the Indians "
that passed through this city was -.
one who sportcd a good sized goatcc. =,
The Whiskers ON the end Of his chin
seemed to cause him considerable 90
trouble, as he vas reaching for them
most of the time. An Indian with
whiskers is a failure. -.
LAST Saturday was remarkably
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-06-04
The Territory of Dakota
Auiilat' = Dtfire

THN-FTu1 II
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this sd day ofJune,A b. 1874.
E,A SHERMAN, Auditor,
LsKAIl By L. 81. peEpY, Deputy.
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business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

choice. 24@2se: New York creamery, fancy. "a
@2Js: New YorK dairy, choice, 17@tac: Nsv
dairy fatr to good. s911c..,
CH EESE---kecelpts for the week 1910 boxes.
The demand has been very large, aud arrivals
OF choice stock found ready sele at advanced
prices. We quote tbs market firm and tending
inward. Western Baserve. choice. cassie:
Western prime skins 6h@7c: View YORK cream
WHISKY Market quiet end easy. We quote
choice Cincinnati at 81 Os0b1 3D.. fair to good
GSTToN rIsTa g. 7 fron co ap e
Ia quoted at 80 v bundey-dseount aecordipg to
~ tts Arrow tie OF - 70 net bundle.
g 25 bundle. with the usna rate OF ~ p cent
discount Tor each. Acme ties 50 p bundle. the
usna !, diaeornt allowed.
acknowledgements jute 1aMa10Io for two
pounds and 11am11Xc for two aid q On Tter
pounds In round lots. Bsliug twine ID lobbing
sALT-Messrs. Jackson b Manson report the
salt market g follows: Stock heavy and de-
haGd light. Two cargoes arrived to the feal-
ers No cargo sales to report. We quote deal,
sack, fine 81 s21a@1 IS. Turks IsIand n. gls ted .
helc nomipsIIy ri 10000 . bushel. Table salt
es.s es re ehe da Is r s Msssrs G. Law
renee d Co. the great receivers Of fish. for the
foitowing quotations: Macssrel-N =. /. bbls. %.
!, 30 - =. aa so ~ ~ si ss NO. No pos
large. bbls IS. halves s. 49, No 3, Medium hbIs
q %, nalyes % So Quarters 81 80, k IS &C. Her
2 quarter boz. Haddoek Vi p box. Sc . ID quar-
ii DIES. TALLow, Egc.-Mr. G. II. uagee. As
with the following quotations for hides, etc { r
the week ending sepsenber 10 tThe quotations
represent actual sales from first hands. hand
Steer Hides City Slaughter. 70 D. and
steer aiaes. City slaughter. under 70 = s's
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do not exceed 10000 to 17s 900 bales
tagainst 2asoo0 in eeDtember OF last year. tho
pinch In October may be even greater. What
will be the effect on the course ct prices here
remains to be seen. Much depends. az We have
said In several of our recent reports. on prices
Be observed that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are
nov selling. here ct s-ssd. or say M under Is3
margin. Furthermore. IT IL evident sptnners
are now losing money and as the stock hers
will not admit Of q continuance 81 the present
rate ~ consumution without fprcfDg cotton
still higher the chances are that SHIRT time
will again soon be resorttd to-
TIE following table shows the average price
or Ifddiing Upland- (Ameficab} In this market
in each month Of the past eight years fia71 fs
inclu-ive,;; tbs average Of esch year. aRd for
tlulees for the lrst eighr month. Of 1879:
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!. MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Tuesday evening. september 10. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEAGNa-HoUsE.

Total thus far. .-.. 81. 23s. 4s7 80 s5s6, 212 %
We quote exceptional paper s@7 q cent; Al
do 7os: second grade do 3D.; loans on COL
lsternls 70s: Al mortgage paper So: second
grade 10 @ Y cent Der annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at $685.
and trade dollars at aoess. Halves and quar-
ters tAmericanl ars quoted at s9HJgsI.
Tho sales OF foreign exchange we're Hight
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-o4s2n. and bill Of lsd,ng and clear bills at
4T71sy47aH.
French bills are ateadisr and QUIET. We qnote
bank francs -: commercial los 30.
New YORK sight 10 quoted at " . cent dis
count for bank counter rate: commercial ts
quoted at 10 " cent discount.
State Oonsols STEADY at 39IG4oH.
Premium Bonds closed at 27g-. =z.5
Stocks are steady.
OU5-Hslf- Paid City Coupons,
28g35: City Consolidated Bonds. 600: State
Warrants. 7s@Tsk: Levee Warrants 100.
KEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-24

From the sbovs It will BE- seen the averages
Tor tho EIGHT years are lowest In November say
Z sod. and highest In January. saw Sd. The
average tor each year ranges from Gosd In 1878
to i05id In 1892. The average of the eight
prices be- maintained, the average for the entire
year would be- sod.
The stock of cotton held by English spinuers
We now estimate ST. liz 900 bales, against t5s 900
Les. year and r. 900 the year before ut same date
Tho Manchester market dnrtng the past week
has been inactive. Buyers, however, have Doa
been able to make any I'm pression on prices.
aud the moderate business done has been az
full rates. We nov quote 81 b shistinRs s. ~
Is sd psr Disee; No Al mule yarn 94d 9Mt snd
9hd Tor common ard good and best seconds !;
~ y twist SID 10 9kd Der pound.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

,5 CASSIDY po HOTEL. A. Horne. Hazlehurst,
Miss ~ nraeIss ,Hpmpnlsr. CrystaI. Springs.
TTr stg ". James. LAT " Wensei Nstahtz.
t MSS j Mr SSr.ksr Morsan city La; $ Dra-
iIy. city: W. B. Kelly. city; p " Jey a aho I'm Ia
=. Edwards MerksyiIe La, 49, Couaearl'
M s,, M Lat ]. Dorrfy. H.. John swim.
Mis- 4; Gffgory London, England: Il. Greg.
DRY, Rii9xi T. White and LAZY. city, II. WilIeA
son. - Js.aes' La.: =. 4. staczhousr.. Crystal
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Der and December 1s-16d. January and Feb
ruaI.y Is 1906 t3-1Gd. March and ApriI 13-1sd.
April ynd May ~ 32d shipments new crop By
sail January and February, sd. Futures
steadier.
tp. mt plands. Low Middlfng clause. Qcto..
nsf ana November delivery eos 3I-32d. Lard
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
UsnsaE16.


MADHEr,ss ~ rrI ErDAutr
MAMMALS ID LALVAe.2L IL.
@-4.z -
NsgoeaEa6.
{ New Yosx. seut. zs-C&otAon oniet and ateadv
sales ase bales: Njddlfng Unlanns + Mia H. .
Orleans III. cnnsasdst. 81 rectts - 70
cgiuis AL gross 1890 Tnfurts elaaa Fsrely
steady; sales IA 600 bales: sentarntar 10 a.
October 1ols@1o II, Nov"o9f-r saaeio, Decen.
@lo9o Msrcn 1 500 s Apl 10 sai6 y wv -
10 ss0gio.fo. ~ y - = 2
. Flour i. 1e1szse higher; Southern . shade
Jan ani unsettled: nncrsded winter red vi u
al ~. NJ" 81 26a,i ~ No 81 2s8i 2sI. No. j J
81 28al 20 steamer NJ. . III N, Corn iasf IN
better. more active: uneraded 5Seg5s No. 3 551s
55&. yellow So Oass 4a}ae better, rnoder IL,
sqads e. n@s7a t5r a g. ~ % Who ss
firm. demand moderate: 4hipotns 90 ii %
n9dsrately active STEADY prices gsariings 7a 49,
Caffse frrner and IN ko9d ipantrv quoted 10
yery Arm Win lfaht 1rs,le: fsir 20 GOOD refin.
ing G5Sa7, prirnl 7a71s refined u1ofereteIy ac-
chansed Rea sissay WITH fa9r o asiy se, traae
Rnsin dull At IL 2oiaf ~ Potatoes nnfet md
firm sweet 81 ses2 Tnppensins a,ea a at n -
domestic fleece 1908. pulled 1000 unvashed
i' Paas rs lad ss rn rather aue mess SPOT
5s s. 81 q - a Tadas at z.ssa s 21k
lard CARLY naliyertes shads firm,sr. Ia c1,ist
and weak prine steam. snot. 6 55Gss 10 arriye
8 s. off grade 37I: October 6 s0a6 CO. Hovsrab..r
81 o. 3D. IL % asked Fysi,hfa Arm ,l7h aui0
HaITTnoeE Sent oa-f,ara hioher and scttve :.
Son her 3,Ga7 West tern Wife siGaaG ~ rntyad
32@3a Pen nsy.yauia S!@S6. Bay steady; prime
q caoice Pennsylvania and Maryland s1401o.
priu:e 10 choice western packed i21l4 Tcas
firm CJffss active and strong, without change.
Sugar fIrm; A soft 85x4sX, Whisky stcad +
81 0s. FIeigfts unchanged.
changed Wheat active, firm aud nfehsr: Old
aInbs.r sfMs1 b. Corn firm. whit az mi 4
20 Oats 1iyner. yhffeaa c,iged 81 ply ne -
Inal. lard ae;iys firm and higher. choice lea =
ST.: shonliers * clear rib 81. ciaar s sd ~
loose. Bacon stronger and higher: shon'deTs
~. clear rib sk. clear sizes 81. anear curad
hams g911. WnisEg higher AT Il Of.
er family IS 1r5 Is. Wbsat acsise aiap rm and
higher at at 05d,l 10. Corn excited and hioter
1T "a. Gars active firm and hianer ~ osItGs1
pork-Fair demand az 10 o50e 90 Iara atronn.
eur rert NIKE 60so5 EnIk n1ears anIet. shnni.
ders az asEed. short Tibs 55Ga5 ~ edasine at
insida mica hid M annrt CIR III rsa Rsc, ~
dulI md ahada lnuar. IL onidusa ~ nIaarr Ill.
e15asI, elsar .ides s3meI. Whiskv a., iva a. Arm
and ntghar al a. ga Bnrfar-1noa samana ~, -
a ahads bfaher. fancy erpamerv 2s0oe ehnina
dairy 17@Is, plime Westtrn Resesys llat5
prime Contra Ta ono Hob. Sugar firm AID un-
q 15a.S go lgnf y 1903 g. packing s. 5o03 10,
-. LOUIS. Sept % tlonr higher: double ex-
ira fall ii a5g5. trents 90 81 1895 IS family
So 45g5 SIS. cnofc- s. 65G56 Is Wheat excited and
higher at the opening. but closed lower ard
somsWh.t panieky: No. 2 red fail 81 1o@1 i2a,
closing 81 Ii bid case, II f0n1 IA, closing 81 II
o 7, u lll y c'ositg " ~ aoysn ber