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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

MIR. l.. NJ. Kneptly has Just returned from
California, and while there made some ex'
tensiye purchases OF the most elegant Jap
anese novelties ever brought to America
aud which he intends for his holiday trade
He brought with him two or three speci
mems Of his purchases, which are beautilu
beyond description, He received his in
voices yesterday, and the letter-head wa
itself curiosity, and was printed in Jap
anese. 1t is surrounded by japanese fig
ures, aud In the center are the United
States aud Japan flags combined, unde
which is printed Japan and America
Friends and Neighbors, On the top is tn,
name OF the merchant, lchi Ban, San Fran
cisco. wholesale and retail. Mr., knepi!
will have in this line OF goods dlspla!
never surpassed this side OF the Paoii
| coast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. S.-Baltimore, 8;
Ip1iapanoIio %


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. S.-Baltimore, O.
Indianapolis, 5.
PHpADsbpHtA,.sept, CLASSIFICATION eS-
l,iUition game. Athletic, 2: Columbus, 4.
tnthe fourth inning Mr.. Walsh, umpire,
who neglected to mask, was struck In the face
by ball and was carried off the ground IN
an unconscious condition, and viii! proba-
bly, not be able TO Umpire another game
this season. A new base ball association, TO
be known as the union league Of professional
base ball clubs, is to be organized at New
York September 22d. The parties infer
ested have been working the scheme
quietly since the beginning of the present
season, and representatives are expected
from Richmond, Virginia; Washing
ton. Baltimore, Wilmington. Philadelphia,
Trenton, New York. Brooklyn, Albany
Troy, Boston and Hartford. Only eight
clubs will be admitted. The new associa.
ton does not propose to conflict with
tie League or American association,
but will adopt nearly the same
rules and regulations.
PmLADELPHtA, Pa, Sept. S.-Philadel'
phia, g. New York, II.
BUFFALO, Sept. S.--Cleyeland, !; Buffalo,
I3
BosroN, Sept. S.-Proyidcnce, 81 Boston
4.
CHICAGO, Sept, S.-Ohcaso, Il Deroi'
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BosroN, Sept. ga special meeting OF
the stockholders of the American Rapid
Telegraph company is called
for Sentember 18th, to notify
the contract between this comnany and
be Bankers' and Merchants Telegraph
comnanv for the extension OF
the Rapids lines and to au,
thorize G per cent. gold mortgage
for SO 100000, in accordance with
that contract. 1t is understood
The Merchants company will furnish
The million dollars necessary for the
extension Of the Rapid com
pSny,s lines, and that the whole
viii be bonded for $S,OOO0OO, and bonds IS
sued in exchange for the Rapid company 5
stock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--The following lei
egram was received from Postmaster Hun
phreys, OF Pensacola a malignant type
of disease exists in the navy yard ana is
growing worse. The board of health mas
decided that mail from that point mus ne
taken ont and tumigated. Am unWllllnB
TO assume the responsibility. .. r,o
The following answer was returned nv In
reSnIotions Of the board OF health are le,
gaiiy established aud shall be complied IUn
With by ali persons in any manner con. con,
rsenISticns violate inc United States postal
laws or regulations lis the desire s4a o, ,he
department to aid rather than hinder tue
boards OF health. "a, n,dsr the
The bonds redeemed 70 o., dste unue' '"'
l2ist cali, amount IN SlS 2VO,oV'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

SIOUX FALLS OAK, Sept. Sat the meet
ing of the convention this morning very
little of the business the committee wss
vet in shape to be offered in
resolutions. The committee on elections
and suffrage reported in favor OF
the Insertion Of the word male
IN the constitution, and of women
yo;,ng at school elections and being
oHo,h1. "a hold Office. Pertaining TO the
, ,S,s Of schools, the committee on
address offered resolution, which was
sdonted. TO lnsuu.' the president
appoint a committee of ~ prepare an ad'
dress to the people of the propcsed
state, urging them to support the conslitu-
tion adouted by the convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

ANNAroLts, Sept. s.-rhe court-mart'ai
today took up the case of Cadet kress'
charged with hazing cadets OF the fourth
class, making them sing, eat soap STAND
ON their heads and take rubber out oil q
basin with their mouths, 70 Whlcn nv
pleaded not guilty Ei,Juuse ,,,s Mdlu,uS'
Casden and Moore, fourth class, testified
that accused took no part in the hazlng y
he was present they dld not
see him. Jewett, q iour.h olaSs,
and Kress' of the third.class, testified to the
fact that by order Of the latter, JeWeti
stood on his head; did no. THINK gouu ....,
was present when Moore and Bristol were
made IN cal soap: had he been, witness
would have likely known 1t. kress de'
sired 10 make written statement anu vac
court adjourned until Monday to au''u
him an opportunity.
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against the company tor wages claimed to
be due them. The prosecutors had pdr-
chased supplies in THERON company S store,
and 50 much of their wages as their store
bills amounted to were kept back monthly
by the company. The suits are based on
an act OF the assembly Of April 9th, 1881,
entitled An act to secure the operatives
and laborers engaged in and about coal
mines, manufactures of iron and steel aud
all other manufactures the payment of
alderman and Justice Anstel, of Bethe.
hem, before whom similrr suits were pre-
viously brought, gave judgment in each
case for the full amount OF the claim.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
MonNN1EL \ rERRELL.

Take pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens
OF Dallas and vicinity that they will open
about the 10th OF September Nxw DRUG
STORE in Gouifs new building, III Lamar
street, and respectfully solicit share OF
patronage. Their stock, as well AS fixtures,
Is entirely new and fresh aud embraces
everything kept in tirst.Class drug store,
Being both experienced druggist and pre-
scriptionisis. they feelthe fullest confidence
in their ability to please and render salts.
faction TO all those who favor them with
patronage. They invite the public gener-
ally to call and examine their store ana
goods,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

SAN Francisco, Sept, S.-rhe City Of
New York arrived this morning from Aus
tralia. She brought $4,000 OF EnGhsh
.o,a consipned here from the colonies.
The ne iron clad double tury,I ,1., uo oi,i
tor Monadnock, being 0nlltal hely - VIII
be launched September Is. -,--,.-
General Sherman left this morning Tor
las Angeles. lie was serenaded at dllier-
emf points on the way down.
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rha Klnp,, yl,l, Ourtalled.

LONDON, Sept. s.-rhe Paris Time , 0or'
respondent says King Alionsos first IN
tention was to visit England Belgium,
Austria and Germany aud return to Madrid
NV vav of France, but Qaeea Victoria has
,sn, " q ,soue.t 10 The king begging him 70
Ssisr his visit 10 England, OWING to the pre-
cartons state Of her mJesty's health Inc DC
Tecont events in Spain also mao sn ~
fiuence IN educiug his journey 70 pn,y =
short visit 10 Austria, Germany and france
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

LIMA, Sept. s.-ProlOnsed shocks Of
.,,,houaks were felt here at IL O'Clock
D. m. on the 9Th inst.
Montsro has published decree sanction
To-. he existence OF the military officers
.6ose .nnoIn,ments were created BY the
s,iSeneies OF war, and has detailed their
names and functions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

Here we have some striking
attractions and genuine bar
gains. There are many boxes
in this department almost
empty, and some half empty.
They are naturally in our way
and rather than be crowded we
offer the goods at a loss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

n,,rnoRr, Sept. s,--A collision occurred
,o'dsv on tho Western Maryland, twenty
,s,oa miles nom this city, be,ween a loco.
..l.vc comlnr east and an excursion Train
rom Washington for Penma .is Win se vsnx
hendred persons, including many
ladies and children. The collision occur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

LONDON, Sept. S.-A Vienna dispatch
saws: The national party, consisting OF
moderate Croatians, and forming major
ity in the Lantag, has resolved that the
nomination of Baron Won Ramberg as sue
cessor of Croatia is a breach OF the consti-
tuition, The situation is so serious that
Baron Won Ramberg has telegraphed Tor
military aid. -Four regiments have been
ordered to hold themselves in readiness Tor
active service. Three battalions lett Lal-
bach for Croatia Friday Rebel peasants
are being paid for their services, ana large
quantities OF arms were purchased IN May
in many Croatian towns. -.,
The Standards Hong Kong correspond
ent SAYS: The absence OF the BRUSH
fleet at the present time from Chinese
waters creates the deepest indignation
among the Engl sh residents there, ana an
other Chinese ports, as the relations De-
tween the Europeans and natives through
ont China have altoge' her changed since
the opening of the French policy oil
aggression in TonQuin. The recent re-
port of reverses to the French arms nave
materially damaged the prestige oil all LOT
eigners in China. -, ~ Al.
a Paris dispatch says member OIL the
Chinese embassy at Paris states that noth'
ing In the Laturo OF a treaty between France
and ChiHa has yet been agreed upon,
China submitted her proposals anu nov
awaits counter proposals from fFauoe'
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nnllInEnmnln Cnllere .

The 18th animal session OF this institu'
ton began Sept. 3, with larger opening
attendance than ever before; and will con
tiuue forty weeks. The literary course Il
thorough, under full corps Of instructors
Superior advantages are offered la tue mu
sic and art classes. which will be open Il
ttudents outside the College. For cata
logue address,
q. ]. MUM, President.
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DENVER, Sept. s.-A special TO the 81
ps,o Times says Mexican troops are
marching from Ascension and Janos to re-
InToroe Major ornake at Casa Grande' Mes Mes
seprers have been sent to Rergerse 70 nu,Il
mn Inc endorsements Great cons'erha'
,inn nreyails At Cofrailltes,
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LITTLE Rock, Sept s.-Judse Edwin
pranorort, OF Texarkana, formerly editor
and a republican politician, has been ue.
Slsred insane and ordered TO be sent 10 the
ssvlum nj Little Rock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
Tho rrench Mlnister aud Alfonso.

PARIS. Sept. Sat an intervieW yesteI-
day between King Alfonso and the frencn
minister of foreign affairs the latte, gave
Assurance that the tone OF the fTehen
naners. of which Spain complained during
Inc uprising in that country, should not pe
attributed to the government OF the repuo'
lie, which had never ceased to snow ah
earnest desire for peace In Spain
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ATLANTA, GA, Sept s.--ro-day the gov,
ernor signed the capitol bill and sppo'n. 60
m, following commissioners to superin,enc
the WORK: Il. P. Alexander, OF Ansus' .,
b. Il Crane, Of Atlanta; i. NJ. MILF nna "
Parry, John Screvan, OF Savannah anu W.
w, Thomas, Of Athens.
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ST.. LOWS, Sept. s.-william West, WIN,
lam White and Fred Vanderbins, VINO y.
long to A Brooklyn gang Of rsll lN Sss
twsnty.seyen OF this gang who have oes Sn
captured, and dozen more "e '" w
takan In.
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..a.n,nn .prnnnrandlsts.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. s.-Fourteen MOT aO,,
mon priests, led by Parson Palmer, o. e ',..
Lake City, are holding meetings IN .nis Sl
for the purpose Of obtaining Go Sont ,Srss
months In Minnesota and seenreu zen Gun
yerts. one being Woman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

NEw York, Sept, S-The passe myers and
crew the wrecked steamer, Carrima, were
saved without exception, but the baggage
and mails were lost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

EAsroS. PA, Sept. s.-A large NUMBER O'
the employees of.he Bethlehem Iron WORKS
who belonged to the Amalsama,,u ass "'.s.
ton during the recent strike and have s, .nIs
been refused places, have ofOub"' ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

VIENNA, Sept S,-rhe lower places Of
this civ are in a state oil ierment, which ia
considerably increased by the socialist ae''
t,tors. A copy OF Herr Molts paper, we
F,erhet. was found upon one OF the ag'tA'
Tors. who has been arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

New ORLEANS, Sept. Sat q special
meeting the coulcil takes action in regard
TO Treasurer Walsh's letter The opening
OF the budget was illegal and not made In
accordance with articles 90 OF the city
charter. by vote OF % ia l it declared
that under section % % the charter dotin-
ing the duties of the treasurer, he could not
refuse TO pay the warrants of 1883, de-
mBnd was theu made upon b II to pay
the warrants Tor August for the fire
department Upon his refusal ne was sus'
pended by the mayor ana his chief clerk
A. 7. Harrison, was appointed acting treas
urer. Walsh denies the right OF the mayor
To suspend him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

We are still continuing the
sale of linen goods as adver-
tised last week, and in order to
make trade brisk and gain
shelfroom, we have again cut
down the profits in many arti-
cles in this department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

TrehChers WeeUHks
The Dallas Pastors association will NEE,
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church on
north Harwood street, on Monday next, al
. O'Clock, u. IN. A full attendance is earn.
estly desired. ID. W. BRoUGuroS,
President, ID. Z, A.
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Tho following are undeliyered messages
the Weston Union; Alex white, Joseph
Lahpstsin, John Moirls. John @. Hunter,
fleorre +. Atkins, Major ]. Stern. George
X. Biser, SYDNEY Smith q Co..
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SEATTLE, Sept. Sat the instance OF The
Northern Pacific Express company the
w.,ls Fargo express has been enioined
irom establishlug agencies In Washington
Ihnhn and Montana.
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PENSACOLA, Sept. s.-There were three
new cases at the navy yard during the last
twelve hours. M deaths.
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PAurLoS., SPAIN, Sept s.-A Spanish
sergeant and four soldiers raised the stand
.,I an The frontier. proclaimlne the repub
10 amer which they lied to France.
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c. IL. Lewis, druggist, OF Cedar Vale,
Kansas. writes 81 have sold 'Prickly Ash
Bitters' for the past seven or eight years,
and consider them one OF the most reliable
proprietary medicines | handle, rs Is
eyinced by the continual increase in sales
the almost universal satisfaction which
attends their use"
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Rows, Sept. S.-Do Chambord willcd
100000 frances to the Peters Pence
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Every garment in this de-
partment, old or new; in fact,
everything that arrived up to a
late date will be closed out at
a marked reduction, for Win
ter Goods will soon want the
space occupied by them.
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.pTTH OF THE PRESS.
v,uiue FrOsts Visit WiscOnsin-Nuch
Damage Thereby.
varied Opinions Regarding the AMMAN
Treaty.
Farce of A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ma
tiOnal Notes,
MANY Other Condensed News Nuggets.
rnlinr.Frost-Mill burned.


MILWAUKEE,, Sept. S.-A River Falls,
psnclair county, Wisconsin, dispatch Us
, MACK frost put in an APPEARANCE last
-i,bt killing tb----'i'-'soreham crop end
hlsn" .1shable crops, including corn
otheef{l was ruined. Oats and wheat are do
w fairly well.
< Milford, Jefferson county, Wisconsin,
dispatch says: N. s. Green & Sons mill
WAS DESTROYED by fire, with 1900 bushels Of
wheat. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $685.
At Minamonie, Drenn county, Wiscon-
sin, the frost of last night did great dam
ace TO corn. A few days more would have
placed 1t beyond injury.
In EauClaire, EauOlalre county, Wiscon-
sin. frost was general throughout the coun-
tv totally destroying corn, and farmers
Ia the effect OF ruin very plainly.
An Menosha, Winnebago county, Wis
ros,sin. the first frost of the season visited
ia place last night, doing heavy damage
io nerishable crops.
5lsnatches from southern Wisconsin
>hop light irosts, but from western
portions of the northern part of the state
fooofss are OF great damage to sorghum
corn and other crops.
FkNKTon. OAK, Sept S.-A hght irOsl
fell This morning in this vicinity, but No
damage was done to corn, most OF which Is
90 iaf advanced as to be out of danger.
MrENEAPoLIs, Sept S-Report comes
Steele county of frost last night which de
stroyea The entire corn crog Of that county
with the eaoepAon # two fields. Tonight
Is clear and will cause urthtr damage
Sioux Cry, IA, Sept. S.-A heavy lros
..,l in this section last night. IN som'
places corn was injured, but the genera
damage to the crop is slight. 1t is clea
and cool to-day.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept. S.-There was
heavy frost last night in Minnesota AM
northern Wisconsin. Reports indicate dam
age done to corn in all parts OF the state
especially near the Manitoba road and tn
Sioux City division of the ST. Paul u oma
ha road. The acreage of corn is compare
lively small, however, so the loss is not YER
severe,
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The increase Of sales in these
goods caused us about 6 months
ago to enlarge the department.
The domestic goods, which are
now arriving, are filling our
shelves, and when we glance
at the invoices of our own inn
portations, We are bound to sell
off the stock on hand at a mere
song. Ladies open your pur-
SEES and buy now.
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pryprFroN, Sept. s.-rhe cotton mills ct
ELAN burned to-day. Loss, S3OV0.
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A WOVDEDFl Run.


hney
e9we chronic thai resisted Az
~ " =" - SOU ~ CRowDUs a BALDWIN, Dallas, Texas
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The school board has elected Miss Anna
l.. Moore, of Mesilla, New Mexico, to this
position OF first assistant in the public
school.
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Fortunately unfortunately in the habit Of importing
great many lines of goods ourselves whilst others purchase direct
from manufacturers This of course enables sell alongside Of
New York Chicago and other important cities We havenot soda
many goods the four weeks past wish had We therefore,
offer for the NEXT IA DAYS
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We are making a general
clearing up in Buttons, and as
we find a great many boxes
containing only ? to S dozen,
we concluded to sell them re-
CARELESS of their real value.
We are after room, and ? doz
en- buttons in a box take up the
same space as IL dozen.
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In order to close out all
evening shades in Nuns veil
ing, ETC., we offer them at a re-
duction of over 80 per cent.
This will bring them down be-
low the actual importing price.
Other desirable dress goods
we're also marked down.
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This is the season Of transi-
ton. Summer has not yet
gone by, but still we sacrifice,
as we will not show the same
goods two seasons. We new
er put them up, and try to run
them as new goods another
wear. (See our remnants.
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Over 400 remnants are
placed on our counter. Same
were reduced only 10 days ago;
again they were marked down,
as 90 they must on this occa-
sion. The lengths of them are
3 to IS yards, in blacks and
other desirable shades.
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Independent Voters in convention,

BosroN, Sept. S.-About go gentle
me. representing all sections OF
the state, held conference
here to-day for the purpose OF celebrating
on the course TO be taken by the inde'
pendent voters in the cam
paign. Hon. Thomas Lyman presided
A resolution was adopted setting forth the
advisAbilty of defending the prin
ciples represented by the present
chief executive OF the state
and warning the existing parties that
the formation OF a third party
can only be averted by con-
slant advocacy of civil service
reform, tax reform, economy 10 state
affairs and wisdom in the Legislature.
Among those present were Colonel Henry
Lee, Sam Bowles, of Springfield Dr.
William Everett, John QninCy Adams
and ]. Quincy. Letters We're received from
Edward Atkinson, Frank W. Bird and
Judas Ii Seely.
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AUCTIONS!

or,ire Household Furniture of drst-
ln' s,v,ily. also fine Horse and Buggy,
CAS- NV n lady at all times, win be sold at
dr'vSn = SEPTEMBER p, at 10 O'Clock a, m, at
FINE, VERY FINES,
7O5 Main Street.
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red, through misunderstanding Of or
ders, in narrow cut near PatapaGes
station. The locomotives came together
with terrific crash. and the one running
east Jumped entirely upon the other,
They were wedged so tightly together
that ut late hour tonight
they had not been separated. A
man named Simmons, in the employ OF
the company on the east-bound en-
CINE as hagman, was killed
outright: James Macubin and
Edward Jewett, engineers, were both nor
ribly scalded by the escaping
steam. The eXcursionists FROM
Washington. after remaining at
the wreck till o'clock this afternoon, were
brought back and proceeded to Washing
ton. None of the ESQ rsionists were injured.
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THE HERAID SUNDAY MORNING. sEpTEMBER Q. 1887

MoRLEYs T-x-S AGuH
TONIC is creating quito a fur
or and having n wonderfulrun
among chin suffering people,
claiming advantages hereto
fore deemed impossible, and
making such rapid and perma.
mont Curca. c.Ausea noOnlA "a
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CHcAo1, Sept. Seattle receipts. 1900,
dull 10 TO 10 lower on poor to medium
exports. so to 80 35; good 10 choice ship
ping, s. 90 to $500, common to medium,
81 10 50. range strong, Wyoming halt.
breeds Of / O0O to /, l2j pounds, $i.25to 81 40;
grass Texans, 1915 to $40; winiered
Texans, 50 % to Si55; Americans, 81 to
Sl75. Sheep receipts, 500; shipments,
/, 60; slow; Inferior to fair, So 70 TO 81 20;
good, "a; choice, si2j, Texans, 50 TO 81.
Nrw orIrANg WAEKTT
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NV ORIrAN8. Sopt, S,--UOnmeaI duTI
and irret ular. S2.35 to $40. Pork easier
long clesr ana clear rihin lair demand ana
easier: 7 a. TO 7S5. Hams, SUGAR cured,
higher: choice canyassed, Il l'2 to 10 IL.
Others UNCHANGED Sight exchange ON
New York, steady and unchanged; sterling
Lxchnnge b. d.. $50
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