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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
ooo 600 busbe,s Its condition when harvested was eb,

600 900 bushels Is condition when harvested was 3D.
which Ia lower than for two previous years. put mghor
than for the prior year since 1873.
The condition Of tobacco higher than In OF
any year since 1877 II o. instead OF 20 ast
september. Massachusetts los; Connecticut lO3; New
York 9s; Pennsylvania 90: Wisconsin 100 The cigar
tobacco thus stands comparatively high: MARYLAND vi
VIRGINIA "a North Carolina 95 Kentucky 90 IenneHSco
105 Ohio ca
The London agent OF the department cables to-day
Az result OF statistical Investigations, that thc year
will be Of superabundance thai European whsao
though above average In product will be less IMAM INC
aggrcea'e of 1892 European importing countries n-cu
two hundred and sixty million bushels above
Eurnpean countries Expecting corn supHN OF ckl
millions, leaving hundred and eighty million ousncls
10 he ohta ned from the Continent STOCKS are nov
sve There ncrca ed consumption OF WA ~ anu u -
The general opinion that the lowest prices nave be'
reached Potatoes and rye arc less abundant thah 61
| year. . . o.. ,,,.,,,.,o NJ
| Charles NJ wood OF the United States consulate nv
Rome reports the Department OF state fcatNg lh'
chief cropE I'm the Italian Kingdom ~ follows: INC az
erage yield Northern aud Central llay - sun !" w
abundant hut short I'm the south, Inc udng rlcS nnl
Sardinia Corn ia looking unusually well and prnnlW'4
an abundant yield. The same Is true ~ rico As IT lu'
fruit crop including olives. oranges and lemons inc ~
coasivcy hot dry weather IN Italy IA sad to nave ue
aged II sumewhat however, oltvee arc rep " W "o "
| good condition now, especially IN TUSCANY
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pcRsrIyG INDIAN MORSE THIEvE&

ONE HUNDRED HEAD or HORSES hEloN''N" ~
TUE CROWS srotrN ny tllt rli0ANS'
ST.. PAUL, Sept. i0.-Tho commanding officer
M Fort custer Mont. sends word to the Department.
hcadaunr,era hero that the night Of September /"
party Of Pean Indians stampoded snd run of about ono
hundred head NJ horsca belonging to the Grow INDIANS
who we're enoampod near McNelo's ranch eighteen meH
from the fort. The Crows had running hght with inc
Pcgana and report one Piegnn killed but they failed 10
And their stock Kei,er. the Grow Interpreter VINO
brought the news to Fort Custer stated that the feganS
were believed to be going North to their reservation ana
he was certain they would pass near Fort Magln' Ihoy
had such start that was considered Impossible Tor
partv from Fort Custer ovcrtake the thieves ana
telegram was accordingly sent to the authorities al fort
Marnnis informing them o. tire raid ana stans Wh're
and when the ri gans might be expected Upon receipt
Of the news General Terry ordered the officer IN com
mand at Fort Maginuis 10 dispatch party 10 intercept
the Indians \ detachment from Fort Magnnis. con
sstiug Of sixteen Of the First Cavalry ud'r con
pursuit Of the Pcgaus, with instructiona 10 capture
The thieves and recover the stolen stock Ihe Wietc1e
condition of hese Piegaus. VIII are actually HylDg Oh :"
starvation owing to th' n"g ee of tue FoNernh'h dS
been prcttv thoroughly ventilated vi hin the pal rev
wecks aud their aggressive acton under inc ohcuH-
stances is hardly mat cr to occasion surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
CONDITION or THE CROPS.

COTTON SUFFERING FROM DBOUlH-AN IMMENSE
WHEAT YIELD-C8OPs ABROAD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Department OF
Acrctrre reports that the condition Of cotton On the
Is, Of september was lower than on August by reason
OF drouth which has severest ID Texas The apPre-
bepson that too succueut early growth would VIII uuei
higher temperature and Of rain has been realize
too generally Local areas the Atlantic coast appear
20 have had sufficient moisture and at few points 700
much on low lands The effect OF these meteor Ologca
changes has the wide prevalence Of rust and the
shedding of leaves and young bos In light soils the
fruittng will be FASTENED the top bOls already forming
In those OF eater moisture there Is strong weed and
with deferred rosts good crop be made There are
few losses by the caterpillar When 1t has appeared IT
was promptly met by poisonous applications as rule.
The boil worm has been more abundant than usual and
has not had treatment sufficient prompt
The average condition for the whole field, which twas
81 in the preceding report, Is reduced TO s29 though
Texas is the only state below that average
The product OF winter wheat Is above the average, "a
generally OF good quality, except where Injured by
,proutng I'm the shock Of yield Is not far from
an average OF thirteen bushels per acre TIE results OF
the harvest spring wheat are not yet complete ana Inc
nroduct cannot be precisely indicated II probable
from the reported condition Of the crop already harvested
ana threshed that the aggregate Will vary htte from
600 900 bushels The reports OF much higher figures
are sensational and unloading ana utterly unworthy OF
csedence The general average Of condition when mar
sested is 90 against SO last year. 80
1he oats crop promises an aggregate e1ceedlAS WV
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Ivr SInrK NlARKET.

NEwYoRg sept Ii.-BEEN E~-li cas- wcre inS'a,eS'e
AZ Jersey cry and would probably arrive Alc IN i
which cars "cIe Export Dsti.c No"e"aI' m = ry,lsIe
Gained over yesterday. sight lAu "a o' ~ 81 ,,.,,.v,
change in the weather give iOAcsaA htue mop" VI '"P
Cfy Dressed Set dull and in Les s demand
u yesterday. Texan and 'o"lA"" , 20 A. I'm. ~
-. Poor 90 Good NatIy, tdrt--s,f - VIVA
luLc obta ar Tor strictly fTiW" ai N'.D md, tt ~
Dy NJ. Goism TIA. AM -bb quarter. i''' -
car, of Mutt the Republic uA Jos, , ,, t, .
able advccs from London quote Amet ~ 'o'' '
dull at J i'ic pcr d. ,,. I'LL, ,-r,,oi.
tAIVI 3 Receipts were $40 head me hsn' att' as
were sod steady prct nHc lOt olniVA u" '"V'''
Nral ,af ~ Tor Drass~rs and But .iini4H - ~
Dressed Calves dull but Wan 81 p'r,..'t a.. sI,
fcuuas prices fairly su.ta moi 't - -
sold 81 alAc very few. however cAct~dlhE
lre--,d at Gl and Dressed ta--eis anu a.
&C. few ~ the best reaching g ,,- .,t .
g. " lbs sold: ~ Jersey as 80 t-9 - D.
10 Nt IIoy Hlves. ann n. ~ e. no. ~ H =, ~
gc = Ots sold: l. Jersey \'as l2O ID ~ w QUO" ="
n Al r1., do 20 o. e Slsc Co., l0' pa 'tV wv
ltl d. Al 81 do 2Ul pa a. NC ~latr 40 D." I ~ -
4 -se sold Pennsylvania a''es' Al 4 p h''"
Judd & Uut kurl An sold Q 6lassei' go ~ H ''' ..
Ual,nhetg e. Davis q Nclls TO N. A' ST. l",.,.
mias .fy o. at4h 80 do 80 DO al > 3D. ma 'V"'"'''
~ ' Wrybt Uoar G g., sold. ~ Veals rs b 1t SIC
Mixed d,, 800 ~. az bc aud Butte ml4hn 80 Va, 10
Uume 4 Nulcu. soId NcsL 100 m. az Nc go, ~ n,
stSc 3 DO gsC u, Al 20 do, lV0 %, ~ &C. a MAo1
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STAIE or TRIDF.


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Patent ''"' N..| ,,.,'
Southern ItUn "a . Ii F' '...'
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.f 50 .t ODD if'"' 1.-o I'D f'N '-
bon t. aa .ltt. 5000 .it tlt. N ...'. OBJ .IIa
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NtsrI n,tuHD. ttf4 Hnf Quot ~Hi'I
en-, I.. Western Whit. .ta .r. go HNtd. .ItN .u.
r.ue,I anna a. no. I,crI' 1rH atrl'r1. "H.r lfr
Ni-I uH.t .ud HrH '.t i1. 20 .' 81, 'ln tNli
81. In't. WUn.I ittu'' nu1I, CORN. 5000 hut't '1f1
Yiuno luith tyr not uusl. shipments Wheat Ihom,
ust ,t. l.I Uut tal.s. Wn.t 4N. uNV bush. Corn,
100 iuf.h
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~ '''N I'd D., Do. land
trH, H'. ''' 70, ~, '.', a. ',.,... II,. '.
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sos. 500 r.l N'uif HI f.t tntH 'uI. Hf'f $50 .
at ... uI..,usrr SEQ - Wat. 90 ''s ."1 '' i'.. '"
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i..unhu. VI.lt IuI' bush. Conn., ..II uNeH. OATS
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CLOSING PRICES OFPHTLADELPHi1 SI)CKA
R,oortefbyJoHS IL. DAVIS IL O., Il WHi-S'


A dull op.nlng at about Last evenings figures; a
quickly following advance and momcn'ary activity;
ater dulnrss with small fluctuations, and % closing
which generally neither at the best nor lowest prices
OF the Gay, aud all covered by transac ac-rcsAug
only 1922 shaEes. such Is the record of to-day's
stock speculation. Only iOur stocks recorded
amounting TO 10000 shares or moro. Generally tie
final prices show little change from last evenings clos
,pg rcpres western Union and Union Pacific
marked exceptions by closing with gains OF lie and
u per cent respectively The other changes in the usually
active stocks are a. follows: Advances-Lake shore
louisville and Nashville each l. 81. Paul, Reading ana
Omaha each Ia Missouri Pacific 81 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western =; Northern Pacific, common ana
preferred each y, and or, gon AID Ir1nsconthent' =
nor cont Dccliues-Ccnirsl and Hudson, Il, and Miu-
,oha aucr cent The .ngs entirely fedturcl'ss
d void NJ character and except for the string Of orders
q, Inv and sell that came from three or four operators
tho ,ransactons OF the day would not have been Que
hair the amount reported. The breaking mp Of the ar
ranceuent bet ween the opposition telegraph companies
was urged ms a point for appreciation Of values In
Western Union stock aud perhaps may nave huu'e'
some dealings in the stock 10y board room traders yet
the business m the stock amounted Only to l"ooo sh'r''
The sales OF IT, Paul to-day although cohs 4 uisn'r
tan last evening" DO not average as hl2h h-Ie' - S'
ierdays transactions The market closed du ana never
were school boys more relced at The arrival 81 inc ho"r
Of dismissal than the enbe OF tn stock EXchause To-
dav were az the sounding of the 3 o'clock gong
Government bonds were about as dull a. usual pu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of Curritucll Sound. y

IMPROVEMENT of Cunituck Sound y. q.
4 {. S. Ey0ISFRR OFFICE.
NOWOIK, Va. sept. %. 1884,
Sealed proposals IN nphCate viii he tc,oiy'd 2, ,ws
until ~ Ciobcr l-Sf and opened imnoiaeY
thereafter m The presence of bidders for dredging In Ourt
tuck sound y {.
he amount available for this work IL 600 Tho right 70
any all bids Ia reserved Spccilc1 Instructions
bidders and blanks pr proposals. application
nj TINS ndco. Prpla4 should boz nloroi the envelope
thus. Proposals for drr1snR la Curututk sound" ant
addressed 10 y \. ~ NMAN, captain ~ Engnccra g - A.
PROPOSALS FOR POSrSOFFlCE ENVE-
L LOPEZ
Posi- ONO DrrAtrfrsT
WASHINGTON, H. g. Aug ~ 1915. f
40 this usut
Monday the ~ ~ ~rptemb lsSi ~ ~ O'Clock M,
fot ufnlshg lost once Envelopes ~ such quantities sni
nj snrh no tgderrd during the traintsr
the dsca year ending juno 80 1889, ~ th' oN""hs
tasaa,, Wa
Nos toa For Official letters and returns
No. b. For returning lead letters
a.. r, x lstrrrd pa,kagoA
No z Tag envelope. Dor rgistercd packages.
No -. For International money order adNicrs.
blank Of bids Win samples ana uil spcin atonss
will be- furnish II upon application 10 tho lhd AsHftsns
". .. GRESHAM.
a d. Al.
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n1Ts OF COTRT NEWS.

The Commissioner. appointed 10 take testimony on I"o
.iysbity Of granting franchise 70 The Broadway sur
fac Railroad Conpany were given Al extension OF time
ye,e,Gay to November is The time originally given
then expires on ia, sday next
Z tie consent Of counsel yesterday, th election OF
directors of New-York Concert Company, controlling the
Casino, was postponed from september IL 10 7'P'o"T
Der -.
MIS- Hilda Flkepbcrg of No Isl East Sevcnfy-i' s't
VIII +, 4 cXe,utrix ~ her husbands Will ~ which sc
VS. eft 100000, year ago, l. charged with lnena m
capacity commission, ordered by Judge Van worst,
Will examine her condition
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v-oopr,v PrNAVrr,L vA2xgrs

TovroN sept 1 1910 p. m.-Unitei states -Four Per
Bonds lea coupon do tOlr ana hai e. ant
I{rufs Atlantic and great western second Mortgage
Tru.f.e-' tertincat.. "a. Illinois Cent a. I-0'
SECOND tonsol4 ot Ne" ! oFkt enita lVo =
ulnoi. trutr l49. Rradng IA; M'1rAn Orhnaly, sos
PARIS quote Three Per Reutes at ~ francs 50
centmoa Inr the account ,.--..,.,
Tho bullion IN the Bank Oh England mas decreased l5--l
during the past week. ,....-
mo prlprtnn ~ the Bank NJ England reserve 10 liability
uitrh l.t week % per cent now 40 pee cent
PAgi- sept. 4-Ihr weekly statement ~ the Bank ~
France ehoFs decrease OF -5j1,OOO francs IA gold and
81 SOU francs ia silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
Mis-. pG WOlrG sUGS r0R \ pNoRcE

The woes of Bcbe NlnnF, VINO tFu0ivd III
u.IoltC d. Wolfe lu the prospect OF Fhuuouuo moro
o. ... and Who determined ncy,r UsHh To appear "'
a., Mastons 30 WOW Of becoming Mrs D. Wolfe have
s1nb eoA brought o. the ooso. walton o. tAc world I'D
. brought by Mrs Mary Louise DE Wolfe tr an aoso-
lute divorce Instead OF regarding her huornd7 rNP r.
fence vita Bebe as a marital yasary, WA.h ho went
,l,ol The form of marriage wi Ia the Wlom Bettiua
Mr. DE Wolfe charges her Lus 'dud Win luity oI t'
mos pronounced order and cntr-c- tnt DIS oi lh'
a n8it ptiI 3D.. liOarc4l MIS-. Dc Nol. iuth-ta@N To-
fer. 10 In fact tina her hu band h in Montreal PRISON
lived "a his poso from the time Of the marriage Fcurn
ery a. 1852 TO NAV 10 last Mr. and Mrs De NolIe have
psre Dlnohue YESTERDAY mad. order for the publ
eaton OF IN Summons IN tho Bebes full name is
MarY Ado alde HeIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
L JgfFERsoNyuIR DRrOr oF TnE o. ARTERMAsTEEs !
DEPARTMENT. JEFFRKsONNliLf INT :

DEPARTMENT. JEFFRKsoNvlLtF, Int
september !. ls~i.
Sealed proposals in tuplcae sub ci 70 usual conditions
will be received at tins office until O'Clock D. M ami al M
oace OF the Depot Quarermsster san Francisco a untI
o'clock, standard saturday, the Oth day ~
September. 1894. which and places they viii 10
opened in presence bidrrs Tor irnshn and liver.
ing mineral oil follows Az rho GefersDnvle Depot nfi
ana loo no gallons The san Francisco Depot ornia
20 gallons all m N two i've gallon cans each
Deliveries muSt commence by october 18Th AM De COM
pleed November }Uh ls-i I'm such lniiuc ana ~
such between those dates Do eel upon.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any on Az pro-
pOsals.
Preference given ~ articles OK d0mesuc production and
and such 3 Amet.
c9n production and m1nuaofuic produced te Pacific
coast % the rytcut OF the consumption require. 10y te pup
e. there
Blanks amt fail information "a - bug etc WI be fur
uiqhc this Office ami by th Depot quarter uascf az san
Francisco. cal, ON ipAcauon. -. . .-...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEF-sro Donrncr ut I0iic Tor Fair Ola. hut quiet
pilons mora active ~ atahc Of p1uts Sart 90 I3O
nN' closing ntm ne fnlows. september H05 no ncio
uFr ~hNd~ 11. November ttdt1n ueCcmher % ~ 80
lRnuarv \ 5uds6i FeIrulrv 45,ygGo. March \ 500
hh'. April fttGNT0 Mild GRADES uuict and steady.
i'lIfN-~pui cotton SO lower moderately active.
tAr' =. hara 13l1ltst cyoliug. including 210 for cS
p'ii am lNnl Tor consumption rCrpta AZ tho pora to
Jay 'tl4 hNot against 11lp hia dav set vro, nni p1bl
la.l yoar Hinco sept H9is bale, against tistS 'ams
quotations according 10 the American claaddcaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
corRT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s-ppt,,p CoyRT-CHA MBERs-Bciore DonOluo. J.-Nos
~ To- i2I I64 1872. 2o7, 2ld. 2j7 24O 444 2OI @0i
ZOO 1S9 cougr-ROus sMOton calendar called
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were firm with advance Of y per cent for
the A. aud 4la AnneIed the closing quotations;

State bonds were neglected with sales OF 81 500 North
Carolina conso a. at g. OF city bank stocks Nor'h
America sold at 100 and Manhattan al 1870
The business I'm railroad bonds Is gradually becoming
moro and moro dlminutive To-day there was some
hardening Of prices for speculative kinds In sympathy
with the share market. but wa not significant OF any
change in tho situation Of the markets supply ana oe
mand notable sale OF Central an1 Hudson regatofeu
consols was made-s2500 at 1908 Erie secohl
con soils got M 10 6th bnt closed NJ 0oA "a
GOA and West Shore and Buffalo first ~ rose
~ to A2n aud ended quoted 42ie di21l Missouri, Kan
ss and Texas general Ga blosol at 75g73 East Tonnes
sec virginia and Georgia consol4 q higher ~ 50h
Denver, RIO Grande ana Western nrsti were of Z nt
STA TcHns and Pacific nrets. Rio Graudc div Hon we're
up n ut bOiq Union Pacific sinking fund worc Ia ishor
nj Northern Pacific nrss were sloa " Mt io'e ana
Atlantic aud Pacific arata. Western division, were mp =
atstiq.
Tho Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance S62pSD
mndo up by currency loss of s2o512G rs coin gam
ofSli2 ~ nc general halanoo n3"I', Ts an If
gold ccrlihcatcs Tho DAVIS trnnslcn1a cnyrfrdi ne
cep' ,p{ 80 a. pay oi mI",a 't 40 '
Tho money mnrhet nt tho stock EXCHANGE ~ IN
changcdi ratos for call loans to-day were 3dl'a per
The Clearing House statement to day va. as folows'
Exchanges, SG1,73i.pf2; balances. S5,41b los
The United states Treasury At Washington to day re
cciycd s379 OOO in National bank FOR redemption
The customs rece ps were Sl3T15o' ana inc I"'''n"
revenue receipts were $ls0,l2S
Thr foreign exchanges continue dull, but the rates for
81 sg anG i a "a 4 Tor long and short sterling respect
lively; 3 81 ~ and 5l9is for frarcS 9is ana 9'is o
rcichmarks 397a and 4Ois for guilders.
The governor. Of the Bank Englal at their regular
weekly meeting today mado NJ change m the BANK =
minimum rate of discount and il rem ns at per cont
During the week lost 9lj7 22l bullion. hut tho
proportion Of IT. reserve to its liabilities was Tr1nce
fron Al 10 asa against 4Gii per cent ~ this dae as
year The weekly atem"at of tho Bank ~ [r'ucc
shows losses OF 2.5G6.000 francs gold and 27dS01p
francs silver At rhc London stock Exchange Brush
cousO's were eIdv aud unchanged at lpl 1-In = iI
1Ol I'll rcspec.ivcy for money aud account UNI a.
states o. n y were higher; the A. Il cont al l1
ex-intercst. ani the 42- ls per cent az ll@'9 lhI'
were no new features ths dealings or quotations TOT
American raj ways; they simply reelected home cli =
aud price, generally ruled below ne cguNdlcnt- o ON
concurrent icur.s Paris French 3p'r cents dccHed
from - 40 to - 80, ana rose To- 1,.T12 francs.
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tai No Spring. g. 3D., New Western winter - ID, New
Mixed W esern 81 AID. California No ]. e. 2dd7s ~
California No I'D a7s Cd per cenf,l Corn-M,Isd
ofTurpen,inc 25s o. do q London ~. 3D. per swt;
Refined Petroleum ED per gallon. Clover seoh-
Red 4gs per cwt Talov-35s. Sd per ewt tosln ON.
mon 3D. Pale %. Cd G1Os Cd Lnseed on gus on p'r
cwt. 49,, .,o,o. ,s,a IN.
LONDON Oh. sl9 los eKis ~
per ton Calcutta Linseed, 43s 81 d43s 81 per guass
1nseed Cake 9s 6s "a los per ton Rehned petWsul.
esd 67d. per gallon Spirits u urpcnnne ~ ~ ~ a.
wi sperm OH ton. Rosn-Comn1on, - WI T..
Sd Pale. 0s Is PfoylsiDns-Lard 4tA Oi per cwt oi
American sugar. lbs. 80 per c.t TOR tuus 'ent,n -
poarling 800. and 3s l3s 3D. for Cuba AuscoVaao n
refining shOat
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csre. 100 n a, Sc ora,.ers $50 D, 1880 and IS do,

Calves 100 ~ at Sc oras,ers $50 n, ats'c; and 10 do
DliIcnbacf Dewey sold, Il veas 1877 10, stshc 2 Do
100 N. 90 D. Of Sc Buttermilks etc. $3.50 No.
sTf sfT AS 81 10 Gaasssseep. wero SAB cars
s Ss IN.
& r bo sap last s wif H S With ss sTcpoS
Prime Sheep which and % price. were In gen
shade lower than Yesterday The pens were wei: cleared At
single dec G,S at go and Common to Prime lambs a.
dGc with few Cus az low 4c Several cars OF Sheep
Dressed Mutton 10 better demand at Case and Dressed
ssc,Nevt9a ailet sold "a OHIO shssp few Lambs.
~ rs az cn HS Sheep o sos at I s OHIO o
3 VSs STATE do o 81 S &C. Sc STATE lambs u
= Plcccs sold o. Pennsylvania Lambs 70 H. s. 50'
J sedior 3 60 aold 81 Kentucky sheep III n. ct
d. ds G az So a. oSS no DO s6 n at 5 Isl OHIO lambs
Judd 6uctiSsSS" .oi, 80 State Evcs % n, attic
DO 10 r. at 40 Pennyyania a. 81 d. 81 ac 2.d sac
DC 10 do 20 ~ CSC 1902 pcnnsy vauia do "a N. at
=. T. Ka." .oi q rcuo.ylyanle lamb. so y. sttS5S
Az do 90 ~ at SEC do "a TO- at 80 ~ cu' 40 H. at
nYpPs, powsy 'sd io' gos,.asny Lamb. p r. e.
at 9r and - hcngcsy shcop l0' D. at .'9Sa a., A..
ggqS5o H. At sic oo ssls d. d ~ S.c Al do 40 b.
aca6,cl 6,y. .od 9as canada Lambs. IAN ec
222l66o lsl d. A. - a. So az ao 20 ~ do
81 m atApc ol state Sheep ~ 10 attAc ana los do - d.
m6Gs Receipts wore 10 cars Of 9l22 nead-;o ear, At
IS ~, head against , sIo head the Tine last
few Country Dressed arriving and prices rne stoady
WIZ MoSlM '1ns net Ell ana .se css ri, n al
do, 2s7 TO- at - So an. p io g.. lis u, a . %
Hume lll,n sol II satc log, 22i r., at So,ad
j. w. fiic, * o Penn 81 ,an,a II IS Pr y, atcc
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO sept II -C1c- Receipts today I6j heli tota
thutflr coo head Tor time LAST week g. 90
head consigned through lji market duh and eeng
Medium. - uOdSJ41.
S,sp -Icceip' today 900 head total Tor we'k thus far
170od tne last week 1900 heat consgneG
through. - market dul ana weak; Medium to Good
- ,r dS( -: Canada Lambs - ljaf5 ..
Hoqs-Recepts today 800 head total FOR week thus far
''nl1 head for same tno ldsl y"0A. 2OlD neal con
Far Workers - 80 - 90 Good TO Choice do 80 OOssj l0
Butchers Grades. S6 iOrG2O.
CHICAGO. sent Inc Dr1r'rF J]~1N r'7'rt+ Ho7f-
Receipts. 5000 heal shipments SOD neat marcel %,tNe
and i0.. higher. Rough Packing, - 2LnSp D. fdcAlh{
and shipping s. -oatj 3j Light - 3J4 - W Hkl9s -
CrHe-Reccpts 1000 heli Supneat' 2o0l head mar.
kct rYm. Export Grades 80 % - nl Good % Nhocs
sh0put 80 lgaS6 ~ Common % Meilh - oo@s' 10
Grass Texans 81 IS - a. ,
Ste>o-Reccpt-. 0t shipments, - market si'aS
Inferior 90 Fair - SASS 3D. Medium g GopL :, orc
- Ij Choice % Extra - ljurt 49, Lambs per ue pl 30
as 30 Tevos s'eep. - Z, q p -; 1870 .,., ..,,,,
lNNn. market nr.u, Exports, r. HO0fI o. F'1t moo
Shipping. - ass 20, common % rlum, 70 ola ~ F
Grass Natives. etOJa+i -. Grass Texans 5000
rlt,D -Rcc.ip4 LOO shipments. 900. Common o. No.
dunn GOA 3d. Iarto Choice - oOa4j 20 Lambs 500
Hogs- Receipts 1900 shipments, l51) mario, act'vc
Yoise, 90 J0sO 10 facAu! - 4u49s o. hay' 20 V'"
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