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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20
WOOL. HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

In reear3 to the hide supply a uestoh sa we
shoe and Leather Review OF thicah", al a., -
The liberal receipts CT cattle from tue W., he
mo the past week would indicate tuaI ny
ny y. oh nm are accepting the situation and are
ssiiing cattle at the market rates, Mneh ,le
orices a cst co n menced to decline the Iancnmen
talked strongly Of holding the catt.e oa sourss
season, AMI refusing to sell az tne ng anl, >
oeared la referring to this matter some weths
o;nce wa argued that tho older heaos IN VIC
cattle business would be shr avg hougn a,t 10
see tnat with the great lncrsase oani,oi in.
business AID the vast amount OF caPi'nl ~. ~,
We sted in rancu property, the supply OF cave
mnst soon be in excess OF all pos ioie e =,
and thai the era OF high prices and large pronas
was about over. This rs una MOO orsayizea with
at present, for new companies organi rtence IN
can't 4iss OF little or no practical experiences ~
the business find 1t easy 70 puy my ao n ~
anch pro erty and cattle they n a,;ilt ~,
ION ers in the business are quite ~llnng " tei
lis not to he inferred from this that me Cay Ie
business is no longer profitable pu. only tnAt
The day of excessive points Is passed. anu Tue
@ 4 pitaiists now going into the pusIhss nus, &c
content with fair return on their lovestment.
With The n.e,ent or prospective profits OF tne
q ,Itle.raisiug business, however, we are not n
Tectly Interested Lis only the question OF IN. .he
hide suppl! that Is OF any i,n pseo,,en, large
coneIl mption OF meat, of course gives plenty o.
hides. Tanners AR very exclt 1bie IN .ne MAJ.
ter Of the supply Of hides, They always seem ei,1
10 b, iu ehroaic sn'e OF 30 rear san,d "' The Sight
q st hint of n shortage starts them buying auu
sands the pr.ces up. Thtre is no record OF any
case whers tsnAery was Obliged to Close , up
Tor yaTt of hides aod even In times OF the
vi VI 81 a,isgrd search, there were always
G,w hidss +, naming in the ma ket.
QUOTATIONS TU-Dhi.
wooL-Mexican. tree of burrs, LOG sexo
1T sS,n,np 10 a1ac. medium lDG zoe; fine medium
s1Saac : fine wool, according to dirt and con-
djiion. u a22c; bury, 2@9c per pouno iehs'
according TO burrs. :, a. ana mn
s,nnd 100. hyhi hides, under II pounds, free OF
sp,,bs. 10 : light hides, damaged or one grub or
s,ors ~. bnIIs. bad and damaged, SC; dry salt
ed ioc: wet sailed, 7c; green hides, &c. ,oe
pEI.TRIES-Dee r skins, .2OG22c; antelope, lug
70. goat skins. ISl25c: sheep pelts, as per WOOL
TAI OW-Prme tallow, &c; tallow grease, SO
sHc; grease. yellow 10 brown, ateg. .a,,,.
BEESW AX-Prime yellow. s0c; DARK sno Auui'
.soA
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khuhIFIfs
rhis Year. Last Year,


The Lewiston journal says: As a result OF
over production Of certsin ciasses 81 cotton
goods ~ Canada. Il has been agreed by The
several Cans an manufacturers 70 reduce manu-.
facture and convert their factories 10 turn out
fabrics not yet introduced. The larger mills
will 70 Into me Manufacture of new lines; allow
ing The tmsller fsctofifs to supply the market
with the cOarser varieties. u 10 underkt0od
that every mill viii shut down.
.'The cott1n wear Just clio ed, says the Boston
Advertiser has been. in brief, remarkable foI
The large crops gathered, amounting - Hzz54
bsies which Is the largest on recprd TIE pre-.
yious iergest crOD was In ~ n, an1 consisted
o. a.5so821 bales The eNpof sm united y
47f51 100 bales, the - nners taking sf1.sl2
tales; and the stock On hand ~ thee csc Of the
season "a, 1Cs ha'es. There WAS An lncrtase In
the numter of splndles from Y 0ooeol 70 ~ - /
co. aud tn south lncfeaset blvo.
Tbers vas decrease IN The
'0tsl export Of cotton goods fOr ne yesr ending
June % lsss over TIE previous p mon rs. the
btleved thar more soutberr-rln1e cotton gDods
sre going we.f than ever before. and elghn
are II Their faVur. Int Of Course the peIcen age
u goods sold ~ the vest th.f are made ~ ne
goi,fh Il ffiu snail since september The re-
cfiufr u 90 ton have been ~ - laies sg-inst
D.7lg ssrns tine IN 1872 and TIE fKpoTts hayc
been q 81 bales aKainsi l9.1.7 10 ls.- HE
tofsi suck e. 21I - b -. aznlpst nj. 20 IN
so The sis be supply = ll5e 30 oa.es
ngainst - lfs ia iss1. The rrics ~ Inl11Ilng
cotton IN View rolk r. % 1t cents E.lnsr D. u "a
cents . yesf ago. and the pr-ce IN liverr01i r.
nov led srainst "a q year 70. IN regard %
fhe rr,r exon ffIe weatrer hes been flF1rahI-
lui M 1rotlfh continues IN Teras
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Ahout 10 O0) Canadians are engaged In the
humber business and II Is estimated ma me!
and those dependent UPON them consutute aDou'
one MIN h Of the popnlauon o. sus IN ISL
was s3s54i 1872 or 80 dollars for each inhaotsnt'
OF which e,ouch was sold to bring mo 'he
country s23 99l 81. ~
inst.nc Of handsome pIohls received iOf ten
a. . rrirch sspr ten wears sgoir Logan valley
In Nsbras ka and p anted win BLACK "alnuts,
by Colonel Van. He gave - PEI acre 20, tne
a desc growth Of thrifty black walnut zen
YEAR Old, he SID the ten acres for sSvU. inc
lin will certainly ZONE when All thls umoeI
vii be ws1td = an no'sSs sos which here VII
ha a more q tensive demand than the best large
second .g1owth selected timeer Judging from
the way in which our native ioress are aisap-
pearins the market nar.r w,s "1 To-Day or
pRICK-At the kilns To ~ % kiln run.
sinNF-At the pa las quarries, &c per cubic
loot: lie for foundation; iec for WALL ana zoc TOT
LIN IITssB ull Pine rough. 2 70 per 100
feea. over "a feet in length -. Matched an
Sressed tiooIine ond finishing, 75 ceiling
90 [. csiiing. 50 !cuo 1904 p.il com ., mon ~
lit min s,diag' srst common. rs; SECOND
common, q So poplar siding y clear. = W Pc
lar ceiling, "a 20 ash and walnut hcorins. ~
galh nj, rs coei5O %. Common doom SOC
ca .'s ss.s. sSa5 90 ~ 70 use:
siIISsLEs-gellnv pine 9 .soe4 SO yhis
pine. zoos 90. oyprcs, No l. 90 No. z
SfNsx4eRosendsle. 8 10. Jouisvilie 80
'1r.FtuFxT FLuEs--s inch. ING inch. toC s
a.. n c@ilrg f0int I 10, Q inch GAP VIC Z Inch
ssiirs is;nt 4 IS inch Gap DO. ee- -.
DRAIN PIPE-s mon. lsc psr Iooe NncA, zoo
a inch n 10. inch. soc tnch- SOC
NfxrD PAlNTs-Ressy for use ara AZ col
49,. 4 op1f g. t,er gal Al me teii, an4 atan
5sr rnatcs srs on sale ~ Dallas 1919,
aurTF IFAD-sirsctly prs. o 81 81 ".
rrns1n--,,--s- Ansrn o. pei pafrs. rtlf,
a - l-uson cHr lots Por pcr berrf- -.
- 'iss H. i01r 10. ~ tusoel %.
HATR-Psr pound, ~ ave.
pOgTs-cefer. " n. bois NC 70 }.
LATHe-f % per LOO.
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LAVE sfOIk

. cb,-.ro usper ssys the cattle dhve from
r - co. var ras a 10ut moo he'd, The bun
of ef "a was contracted - nsftnern ~ vel
-, ',-hrr~n Al Is n slC - for ysa-lings SIS
=. 80 - l-rear-olds and 80 N - ~ tresr-
al - - a eorp. CDEs viii cavfs ee ~ " 20
a. prr besi The grest grsfing groun1s q ne
~e5t froun - he fsucninE iiiiin- : "a ~, 81
- ~ rlurIffr crInprise I 80 Ailtpnss fes
No. ualf..rn hail n lrdisn territ1rl. wtst-
- ~ of Esrsss. Clio alo. western hali ~
Nefr..fa WycmlnR. eas 81 ~. seen
Dafo,a mrr'ara. rsrts - frFsea sc ~ ~
O,rror-a crurIry over 10 - npiin 80
snrrr. ~ o. est sn1 Esst ~ - ne
,..li.--,si rra1irr erJrrCs 81 arnerleA 80 ITO
fI'is g-srinr c-urrry Nissoun seni :, u, 30 /.
1911 hrifurs ara coHs 1s years
-, ..s.s.-r' fsIf n = arsrs shout noe lora.
- - y IN. uIrfIesscia 15 O. essiern AetTss-
- rl-Irt d. 90 arkanfaa 80 = 100 Lrule-
49, 10 rfr NisslrslfTL ~ -. I ~, - = : ~
.I1rifn d 1rr I1lnals 40 keniu. r si,.u.
< 49, - f-Irer frf1 Terns ter Nerico and
80 ~ frCrr 90 Merir1. al.rui .11- ofef1n
80 y nrtf1rtrn se1l l-tc - l1.snA Lci1ln1.
- r..l-.rr l-Ir 800 1rf So MS salns
- 49,. - rrIrrr th1Icrrt nrel art
Il ~ - - I.1'll urrs so frn 1-relIi rsr,-
- - 1r|IHf rfarrT. Tre rrEi ~ Te4fIrE1
-. 1891 Irra. EauE1s 80 terrafrn -
49, al IL 81 ~ tel1 ? rcar 'c-ls = ~ -
- 49, r@IIIrr ~ rrrr1 - r ~ - rtAr.
49, -l..r..1r I'D rrrIt1T arrIr ne pc r.I
81 ~rlF1 r. er rrrs Crirrtr 1ua--r. Nn1
~-r1f W. - - wEFa ZOO rr'rs - Tt1--
~ trrE. 90 n RI. - ilr-es - c,HH
~. r'|f 81 rsr - r. -
4 ~ Efr 4 ~ l-I.- - - - - -.
rfr cry 81 = -. -
rsf-r "a 2 j csrlI - t.r rr-s'sr ~
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IN eiew ~ iascfnhe fentris, from W. t,ade.
en- Wfstofu Nal ass1oa Ion dioldch on
Wed 8sdsy MT 10 order d0pptse OF lne In'"''
Tine cad rate was tOt thanged 40. . .,s...,, IL.
Tur lfOt npugff reports tlhi " W ulmvu."
49,. ouv grset icCovcW In our tfndn Win "a.
nitmi Statea, uOtWi httanding Tho nHuputalun
of The rev iarin. lie rise IN helgh', hn,, w
Inc m1inont checked expoft, thilter, Dul even
.suDuusiua tina. shipment hevOheA ,,hthpui ",
Xxx autumn nuprOaohos, there n liuie ressOh
f"r peiieyiur that wc shall sec any great it,
yiyal I'm this direction. w sara thal w ~, A.,
ttade Ia the states promises " DC m,kv' pus W.
s,il-infoImsd quarters tho Idea mat We hro
"oi,,g "a s,e no Important boom In the Ametl'
can market Is generally discredlted. Slo@y,
mt surely, the trad Is rto1gmzlnE we my
that the United states y nracueny ~ W ,he
lobe we must 10 * for an outlet or our suIpius
from From these other quarters the Ielnnnu
il steadily increasing, especially ior ciuue To-
ani II is 10 be noped that Ane aar "nonsdc' cd
An important el, ment IN the 81 ua lou
In hardware It remarks that trade win hineIi
co IA not however, 50 goo as was ,gAp.''ou
from he operation o, inc a ne cass ', Of goods by
rcductIr n of duty, 1t is said T. pe more 'n 81.
counter balanced by increased char a"er io q
frejph,s. From the southern STATE, nuwetef, -, u
On amount OF orders continues TO now 10 ,oi
cheap sporting gum, iron huiues' 'e"'"e way
and culliya,ing tools.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AXFs-CoIlins, per dozen, oT u'iu bo " 90,
Ger dozen 81 Diamond Edge, yer dozeh' '''
D0dhle Bit 10 90 ,,,,,a. suoa,
skill FITS AND LlDs-a'ac per po"'"' '"e"'
;etiles Axe per pound, . mr. ans oont.
SCAI ES-Falrhanks, discount 20 per 'o"''
Howe, discount IS percent: M r.
Tin PI' ATE-.I. @. l0xl4. per box, . wv i. ~ ".
AVON ner nOx, = no. Terne, lix2o, per pox' oo'
rerpe. A)x2s per box, 10 70. =, 800 ,or,
TINWARE-P coed, discount oo Pcr cenS
stamped, discount 80 per CENT ~, 30 100 no,
sOLOER-No. |. 15c; No. liz ana IA i'' wi
oI DUCK No. ~ 2sper dozen sSnn
HaMYS two loop, 4 on per pozen; three .oop'
TACKSWin boxes, 100 papers, 80 per bH1:
GRUB HOES-Per dozen, W ra'lroau P'cAs'
per dozen, 3D. so
I'asTER PARIS-Per barrel, Oo@4 60
RuRRER observation-disclosures % per cent.
SHEET IRoN-27 b. &c; galvanized discount
. sSm me- vgu.s AND sPApEs-Ro yland's, Dis
CONN., 90 per cent: Aines' list steel goods' oiS'
count 40 and ~ per cent; s,,n. en,sbsd o On
pOies, !" ~ 81. ex5ress. , SO, Wagon tongu e.
1 ~ SsH Hickory axies, 10 90. Bolsters, 4 %
Gov mi noles. rs. spokes, XXX, select 20
wv 90. Sawed felloes, ", l 70; = ~ ~
Rowden shoes, 6 90. Northwestern norse n ro 20
No. 6, 6 co. T. s 25; 8, o. Bar ifoa, - ,s sn~
Plow STEEL &c; spriHg steel, o., ms ton 40 O90l
I'M ~ do open, 70 OO@sO 90; do side sp III.
ion loo WasiS5 o. do side bar, 100 O09i So oG ao
Up aVV IS5 IN also 90. A grade side spring,
~ 10 IN. do phetons $50 O0@2OO W. ominp
saat byrgies 175 OOa25O co. platform sprl1nEss'
ITO Ooai2O 90; three spring wagons ~ VoSii''
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

Recent events" says the Boston Advertiser,
have had a tendency to reduce producncn
among the leather manufacturers and 10 CHECK
the eluttlng of the market, which earier in the
season, seemed likely to take place. Gocu
judges estimate that the rate OF producnon hss
been recently cut down to the extent OF 70 or aO
per cent The result seems 10 have been I'M
proving to trade, as prices are now somewhat
finer and sales about as large. The present
prices are considered the lowest. likely TO be
reached. Sole and rough leather have been
moderately active and steady during the week,
aad finished leather has shown an improve
ment. There is a moderate trade for morocco
leather, bu there Is no snap TO trade. All low
grades of kid worth II cents and less are quck,y
taken but better grades are dull and bought
only in small lots Finished goat skins in fancy
colOrs-gteen. terra Gotta and nfown-are being
bought heavily on ample orders at y ana u
cents. The hide ma ket has, by the persistept
effort of the tanners. been forced down. The!
have held off from buying so firmly that me
holders of hides show q disposition 10 ma,
concessions In foreign hides sales are chiefly
In small way at generally well-sustained prices.
The only sale OF note has been l50 bales OF
Patna tuffslo hides at ~ cents, which Is a very
low figure The last sales were at Sh, Tni'
was another lot of Shaw property closed OUT by
bsnkers VII o had advanced letters OF credit
A dispatch fom Boston says the samples q,
spring got DIS are about ready and statesmen VIII
probably be sent out next week; styles are
ABOUT The same as last year. Shipments con,
tinue on liberal scale and may not fall Of
much during the remainder of the month";
The total shipments OF DDOts buu shutr iI'hi
Boston to points outside OF New England last
week were "A, l2j cases against 1915 cases Tor
the previous week, 7S,ll6 eases for the ceres
pondng week list year, and 7J,lO2 IA 1851.
The shipments since January / now foot up
9O6 O34 cases, sgaipst LIS. 800 eases for the
oorres yonditg period IN 1852, and l,64i6J1 cases
In 1881.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
SOLE LEA1BER-Loulsyille heavy quo
brands) az DO heavy, t0 do medium one
Srspdsi ~ do medium, ~: Baltimore aud Gin
oinpati, ~. Buffalo slaughter pine, 81; gooo
HARNEss LEATHER--ost No, /, IS; No, 2,
extra, ss; No. 2, 81; No. ], hemlocR, IS; No. 2
81; No. g. 30.
TO quality.
Is. do No. 2 S5ds5o.
PHILADELPHIA KIPs-No. ]. sjc@i o0
No & sage collars, AGO inch cotton
back bands, Is. 81 inch cotton nact
bsnds. / 40. Duck collars. 4 %. 4 inch cotton
hack bands IS. 6k-6-2 trace chains. sc
s.-S-s trace chsins. 40c 6k-s-2 trace chains,
fS T-s-2 trace chains. SOC. No. hook
HANDS, I. o. T., IS No, 10. No. l. web
hsiiert. rope tie, S.. No 2 web hslters. rope
re, rs.
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GROCERIES.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
COFFFE- Rio common, yd9zc; fair, l0G1Okt
choice, iO.@ilxs Laguyra.. c; Java zoe.
TEAS Imperial. i5Dh5c. Young Hyson, soc
Zoe oolong 4bgGoc Jagan, 6oseoc
SUGARS PoNa red, nc: crr,hed, nc; grsnu
csr,1ed' ., a ac: yellow clarified, seslsc.
MOLASsEs-LOui.i lana choice CSC; Urine, SEA
Sc fair W good, 4lqi5c; corn syrul, DOC sugar
s. rup, gi@6Sc; reboiled- f5@s2c
BadGING-Pure Jute, ioh@lle per yard;
lower grsder, lOaiOho. Ties 2 % per bundle.
sALT-In barrels. 81 Liverpool in sacks,
CRACKERS soda. sA@7c Xxx. 7x@7hc
xxx, 5k@sc cream, lie. ginger snaps, loo.
sOAP-Oive ~ per boz; bne India "
round bars 3 S. per box; k-pohnd bar oOper
bor: i.pOund hare, 3 ~ per box
CANDLEs-star. full weight l5Ac.
CHEEsE-w. X. l2c ful cream heiihc'
HoMiNY ASb GRITs--S p per barrel.
RAIsINs-london layer new per box "
nRiEp Pr AcHEs-Uupeelee, &c. peeled Ia.
ROPE -ilkc basis. Cotton roIe, Inc
MILL kUSkkTsL az a. = p e,5 aGn M, mn,
NFAErREs-s bushel iron bound 80 per
dozen. 2-hOop pals, % s-hc0p,
tubs nest ? ~ > nest y No. l. ~
wRAPPING FkPER-Rsg and straw. e@7sc.
PoNDFE--6 q, Jer keF Of = pounds l2t DO
3 ~ CH d.. ] % blasting kegs, > y. shot
irrp. bnE llffa ID DiIfk. so -
PiCKLEs-li doei2 20 per b-rrsi hslf bar
els COZ
coal olIs--ll0 degrees hTe test W barrels
I % loo e1sie oil in cans - 80 degrees nm
M.cEFREI-No. t.srreis. u %. half bar
rris ~ kifs, %. 70. hsrrct ~ naii-
y rruis D. Fiis 50. 80 barrels. o. hsii
barrels 90 Eifs. 80
HOLLATD HEHklNS-lnported.l p per kes.
CaEUY -siiek l1hC . pound. iaucgf iis- - |.
f-flFr-CHah auuiC fo- Nisslur ciaer N
- eaIior Fi1eEtr. Ter gallon, i-sloc-
IYT-Coicauiratea s5St o..
TTG7-Wt 1uuf1 lie pei Eallnn ~ Gia<i%i
Crofrr " rfr rau0l i1r rlaftl-
TON lTOFH-l ruu11ds I - priffe -
lkrTE EHACI--Ba-r-ls - hsi uHrret
3 ~ 1srre barrels. q 81. -
gfITFuTNIA CANEED GOOD1--fcarsie's
LE -IIrurdr. D Afrllytai - f-'unA-. -
tIalifFrrIes- - pUunds ~ KrAitA -
r.IuaIis. 2 - rears ~ rounds - Esree. ~
rrrn1a - faas rs r1uu1s. - fllln- -
rs1,-is. - s0astoes - f,enrcs- g. etr.
rarf1 : poun1s. ~.
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FUTUEEs

r,..,o- rut,-rs uers- az .o-dEy-snd TIE t1ne u
- 49, n EeH York 81 ne clrfe "a nsrsly
800 Ire decline rs pnIg fHc f.1ln1 Tor
\, - rr -.-t1..r ne rfnrsr rIu1ff showing ne
$500 fsI|If n. To esles hrTereI. Eefl
- fl.r~ n Har y fr-a. lr Eeu O-Irars
lIr-e uns urafer fs-lInF eva ~ n -eE
-...I-4 ~ l'Ir4Irr a. IfEtOrs Tr9IEr1IT. u
- fi~r A. Inc in1ners IErF.r rrIrlllr1z. ~
-. - - ~ Va o. aIrl IrHrelsff 1nFl IIttatlT
- 1879 r-oirI-ts n GaI-frir1 wtr-
7 -. rr RAJ. Fetrrl-g- &C. Ir-lI
40. Ifr1 -, ~ nlof1i s-ri-1i--.
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MARK Ers BY TELEGgAPH
KAxsAs CRY SAEK,T

KANSAS CRY sAEk II.
K.Ns,s CRY sept. Is -Whoat love-; No z
"a slll cash: So October; So 10 50. No.
zeu,ber. Corn lower 3jys, cash; 30 Di =, oet0-
an; ;8l .NoVenbsr. Cattle receipts. Loo loser
sr..-r ri-e~r ~ con nourfs void pt ~ hs'
native steers OF !, 200 20 $40 pounds. 3 10 5 80
.hesn reeefpte 400 balance unchanged,
ST. LOUIS nARALT.
ST. LOUIS. sept. lo -tltut cosy. g.. Roi low
ssies wefe lower but closed higher No. red,
sshstog ~ cash: " iata - ! ., september
Ti.z T. ", Detober. 81 o. IA 70 fl02, Nogem-
a rs To- as IA cash. a "a septembeT. ~ - 70
Is "a october " - % - - November
Dais st ong.F q IL 10 - CASH 20 "a
,,esdy. IA CMnmeal steady o. IS porE
.sniL iii IS To- FIl.25 bulk meats unchanged
l,acnn slow: iong clear. % thou fih, "a
: 90 Sos and feeling wraker exporters. - ~
Sc ~ good TO chuice fhipplnf. % ~ 70 g 81
TerTrs, ss 90 10 f4lo. Indians, f3 % 10 40
sbesp receipts l'se quiet . s5l =, %
pnme SEw YorK MABEL
Ntw YoRE. sepi. .a-iieeyes receipts, .o5
,,-,m nm steers, ~ ] go % a. pounds. sold
80 "A 10 d. 90 but not enough 10 maks market
feeling weak and unsettled city slaughtered
.,ogr steady. wheat. SPOT. q 1ile lower o.
1870 onefsd . % loHcr. fuicd stronger
re~r,e,i 10 5s closing barely steady st-.in-
. No. ! Tttla y 80 ~ 49, AH|t
Ios 10 d -. delivered. 30 red % 80 o.
III elevator. J ID IA 20 liz. delivered. Cyru
.xsned I'D III rs lover. recovered = % -
- = ,on5s elevator. u ID % b, an1st
rufee - idv. smear uIIiei AID steady. NJ
sss-ss strvnE,r. NeE orleans. q 70 Sc. Rce-
-frgnr. ro1gt. -l--. iu bond ilrk quiei ADD
Sgu,. 20 Ia Lao strong. ia .
~ OELEtNs NtGEEf
NEu OELrAcs srpt y -,gfn 81 falr de-
ssHn ed, sne ? u, = Pors Sui aad i5-sr IS
I'D IOutr. iiarct. sl-L reg 2 "a huik melts
- fefr 1fmaiI1 a loser ralae. shnr iers. r-rt-
u. tos ~ bscon logtr sno1 srs s.
80. slf-l r ~ ofles uuchanref Er-
,senee steal rnf uucnaureL
sroCEs ASD B0sDs
~ Vrrr -4rfelIef u -lleuFer q 10
s,-snde. II - Hdusssn a IeEss leuifai -
s-ss..f T-r.s -7ls Missoari rseihc. l1il f
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the scratches, u has cleared himself b
proving that he had been bitten by mosqu
toes, end had scratched himself. He thre
ems to bring an action against those W =
started the clue relating TO him; and
hope he will carry out his threat. There
work, except the gross ipeificiency of
method fsr detecting crime provided
law. When secret inquiry is actually
ing on the interference OF the press can on
lead to bad results. Charging innoce
people with murder is a serious matte
even lift is done for such an excellent pu
pose as 70 find out who the murderer is.--
TN Y Post
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"a; Wanash 10 ~ SIS, q I'd PIE erred ~ 20 Ia al
i,hebcss ign rs of the day. The advance IN
e hegeneral list had u stimulating effect on
tie Willard properties, and ih.v recovered 5,a
Zach for Northern Pacific. 4 mmon ard pre-
re. 81 TO 40 SO ard Ia respecuvely ~ for
)r on Trans-co ndpeiai 10 l'S Denver
A, o receive Ell T. "a 2 Compsred WIN
vest rdsy's prices Trey are IA ID ! 10 hisher'
Tfansactiols, 2sH.00J STARS.
Gil CAGo MA KET. ,
CHICAGO, Sept Is Cattle rec ip,s, s,oyc dui'
and weak: 10 t, Is lower n cxpor onsrel
2 Jod to choice shi,viug, 20 10 2S
common to IT. dun, AS ~ 5TE
range. 10 et0 IS lower; as Tyx.ns, SO TO 90
ipts, $40: slow nnA sita'yj inferior
Ia of yood 30 choice, . 10 $40
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TIE Tfusb1rK1 eiq<kmau fa7- lie h1r
rlnrErt roTt.rufa - furfu.if El1re ~ - 4
10 rrrrrr ndrarres ~ e. fr4 irtlu. ~
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- .I...ur q ~ 49, ~ ltt Hrerrrs reascr- Il
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rrrrr-Irnr tlar So 4r ftr-
RAJ SAL -Iorr .lsr- So = . - 49,
- Ct. .0lI.. 49, I1Tr. 1891
ri 49, rr11ea Ir0 49,
rrrr-T~a IA - f-t-r-
. .--.-.r r1|rI - -Irr' err. We
4 ~ 40 C1 5-r1--- go i-.r ,'r--r-
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San FRANCISCO, Sept. lin series .
tax cases brought against the Central Pa
cifc Railroad company by several counties,
the court rendered decision to-day that,
under the state constitution the railroad
company shall only be taxed on the value
of their properly after deducting tn o
amount which is mortgaged. The cases
have attracted much attention both as re-
CARDS the Interpretation of the law on this
point. as also on the large amount
involved. Another case, fnvolv-
ing the right OF the railroad commissioners
to regulate fares, freigb, and steamers and
other vessels leaving from California ports,
Judge Field decides that sea going vessels
were uoder the Jurisdiction Of the United
States and outside of the control of indivi.
dual governments.
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