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Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
GfteripcrefeI.

Spis nossn peo, buor min Ssitsr 3oroi
SaeUbieu Solbsu opbolosr iiJ oil sisre mig
en- flor 8ieueite peo at tnoienoe benoea
Aorssle III mig. gun Tom III Nuertia Tor
A War lioeu os boeoe for . 3 War iioen
Stcorah, Soma.
gulti Saeobien Rsuaug,
25.3. SrpottuSs, 3at
Stuloe noseu oioe, hpor y9ortbe Guno,
Der Tom til Mneritd / November 1887, op.
bploer iig. bsoes llnoerr thing oerom COB
beosiulot ienot til henoe5 Sslter Caroline
auub, Dor 977, DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
llinolshe grepe peo 1stprab y. q

;Sobu 9ariou-srriti 9 6slsruo - CUE
8 Guosriou-@uro 3 G99e.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Waleren 5rib Sbaulolp bar efter
SOrlpoenbe melot fig iOm 9eltaser
Naniens Sfiferb poer @rsnlanbs Snbz
lanbsis.
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Status % Napport fra oct
gjenToige Weiurancc:
ScIifnh

VI JtuIc Itu IuluNIDlp OuuulttIWt
Nod % Yipe Stone
for bet Nar, iom enber neo 3oie Secbr. 1887.
Tolicer peo Mast Abe 9ecbr. 1886 bar 119
meo Ell Sum al ....... $l24,266
Npe inbfomne / Qaret 20
meo en- Sum al ....... 21,4S3
initial af Weolemmer 1870
meb en- Insurance ium af 145,749
Tolicer f~oranorehe og ros
lgbne / Naret 90 meo en-
Gum al ............ 1888
WeblemmerS Initial iaar
III meo en- Insurance
Gum af .............. 1856
8ontant | 8asien Abe Dec.
1886 .............. 32l,OO4
@ootaset al Meolemmer
Rente ............... 1926
Wootaget / Narets SOB af
9isnius, iom bar sjort
forri9e Nar ........... 1907
Gill;. s 1876
Sfaoe for Cab iprrige Nar ........ $351.50
Nnbre l1osifter meo 9rptnins af
Yolicer os Blanfs meo mere -. 56.03
Samleoe l1bgifter .......... $407.53
2ilbase / 8asien. 49,. $29.S3
&nub &. Steen,
EreIioent.
8. M. 9arieu,
SefretGr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
Tarm ttlialaS

bilist oa paa sunItise getinselier. 800
Gcres uom9rtet J~armingslano "a Dtl ira
Brijtol, Iatota. 100 Ncres opoprtet. 9ooe
gpsninser os NOT Of gano os So.
Aoresie: L. y. Gage,
22.S. Brifol, Tan Go, .. I.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Noraes statssielo, Der ueo uo'
aanaen af 1886 belsb fig til 100000
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Stortbingsmanb 8. 3olm baobe en-
beiparlis &eiie IND til Tromse MI,
metens ban bar paa &eiie til Storz
tbinset. San reiite meb Sult oper
Sielbet. geb Gfreiien fra YOlmaf par
Der en- aulbe al 80 @raber gelfius.
Melem &araiiuf % Ilten blep ban
sientasne @anse operfalot al Sneitorme,
iom foruben at f~oriinfe &eiien %foraar>
iasebe en- poloiom 9ienbetenbelie, Der
eiter 2asens ubiasn piloe mebfsre Cab
af Spnet paa bet ansrebne Die. Merf'
prrbis NOT blep ban belbreoet paa ielpe
Sielbet af en- Sin, Der anpenbte Mass
iase, Tom altiaa ipnes at bore en- Se'
banolina, Der er fienbt al llrfoltet.
Srab. GnebferIuenb @nton gmil
So6annelen, Der / 3 Iar bar opbolot
ia Nmerifa, brabte forleoen Iiten |
en- al 9brtItlallla @aoer en- Sld9ler9ul,
Der inIulterebe bam os bans ajarefte,
iom ban lpaoierebe meb. Oct bar ben
amerifanFe &epolper, Der Der ipiaeoe
en- @Oae; SObanneIen Opersau itrnr fin
&euolper til golitiet. San er rs aar
sammel us ~fOrtlareoe, at bet paa inse1
Waabe bar bans slst at tase 9tu. pan
er rs glar sammel us forflareos, at bet
paa insen Maabe bar bans Gst at tase
Sip. San beniiboer arrsiteret, men
iurbaabentlis fan Der uare iaa fOrm'l'
benbe Omtanbisbeoer, at ban upper
msb en- iorbOlospis Nib Straf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Coon 9rairie, Bis. ben 17oe 5ebr. 1888
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market bulk pork clear sides,
clear rib sides, long clear and shoulders od-
vanccd &c today aud lard was marked up
hc. Hides took quite o jump and are firm,
tending higher. No changes Of any import
anco were made IN quotations OF other
articles.
Grain ia store at the elevators. Corn, G3si
bushels oats, 2j,lSs bushels, wheat ll,sjj
bushels
In accordance with the request Of mum
Der Of members, general meeting OF the
Merchants exchange will be held on Tues
day, September -, at II O clock am, 10 CON
slider proposed change In section OF rule
!. by striking out the word "no' and thHll'
aud substituting Tor the latter word may
making Il read a. follows. "All elections
| shall be ~ ballot and at elections and ballot
lug votes by proxy may be received"
rIfE CHICAGO GRAIN TRADE.
Chandler. Brown q Co.,, Of Chicago, 10
Ogden Foutninc Mcmphis-"rhc press was
extremely bullish In their views Of wheat
| both yesterday aud today This, with con-
| tinucd rainy weather, together with unin
vorablc reports from the northwest, induced
| heavy buying for outside account Shorts
covered large lines causing strong aud
advancing market, and the strength was
further intensified by the rapid advance In
| September. This option Is controlled en-
| urcly by Hutchinson, who shows no dlspo
siton Ia settle but sold all the December
the market would take ON afternoon session
Indications are that the bulge ON December
is over for the present Curb 3'sc.'
The London Mark L1Hr Eprcv Ia its week
" review of the British grain trade, state
that the prospects Of later harvest are i'm
proving aud the deliveries 81 English whca
Increasing. Reports from England aud th,
| continent say that both the quantity and
quality of the crop exceed the expectations
aud are causing . check 10 values The best
samples Of the new crop have fallen p per
quarter.
The following interesting statement from
q we'll informed source. says an eastern cN.
change, II OF value nj the present timc Tho
dual memorandum Of the crops Of India
issued By the revenue and agricultural de
partmcnt at simia has just come 10 hand.
This shows that while the area under wheat
ior the last live years has been ON the aver
age Of 2I,s2l,3l3 acres, that Of the crop Of
1855 las been ~, sol, So acres The yield ON
| the average for the past three years has
been IUll, 3,i tons, but this year u Is Z, las
Dls tons. there being thus % decrease In the
aDa with slight iuopu, ia the quantity
produced. The yield of wheat In France Is
estimated at 231,ouuuup bushels, which is
below the average aud the natural weight oi
the grain will be iron, o To 10 per cent less
than last season. The Mporiale de- Hdllo
Il Marches, oi Paris, make, the following
calculation OF the presumed import require
mcu,s II the principal countries during the
coming year
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choice kettle, 1o%@rHc. Strong and i'd


CANNED GooDs-Pine apple $50, peaches,
2 lbs, standard, $40; second sl.2o. Toma-
toes, 2 lbs, standard, 00c lbs, standard,
$l.l0. Strawberries, $l25. RRspberries'
81. 40. Blackborrics, 500 Green cages
$l.75. Pears, S2.05. Plums sl.s6. Aspara-
gus, $i.25. Green corn, Sl.l0 Green peas,
$l.25. Cove oysters full weight, Id, SlOl
2 lbs, Sl.G0. light weight, Coo; lbs, 9Sc' Con
densed milk9Crown, $3.50; Eagle, $40;
Swiss. $500. Salmon, Sl.756g2.lO. Sardines,
$5.OOCI5. %; mustard sardines, $500. Mack
erel, 81. %; herring mackerel, Sl.O5.
SuGAR-Puro white Sc; of white, &C;
yellow clarified, 7M@Sc; refined A, Sc;
standard graduated, sB@SHci powdered,
s24c; cut loaf SIC; firm. 800
CoFFEE-Common, ilGc; ordinary, l5}5ci
fair, i6l1c; prime Rio lsci choice to fancy
l0c; old government, 3Otd32c strong.
SALr-Saginaw $l3OCgL35 per bril- Ohio
river, 81 2Ol1l - per brl; SKIS, fine, Sl.359
l.iO coarse 81 lOCgl.l5; pkts, 2Ag7c,
RIcE-Louisiana, b@5hci Carolina, 6ci
quiet.
CANDrFs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls collie; fancy assorted, Otgl5ci extra
fancy, lSm25c; firm.
CHEEsE-Prlme flats 7@sNc; New York
factory, sGOc, full cream, llWll4ci Young
America, ll@ll 15C.
SCARS AM CANpLrs-Soap, 3lEgjci can
dies, full weight, 0Ic,
SrAHgu-33Zd3h
MoLAssrs-lOuisiana, common 10 fair, y
M2jC; prime choice, 33H3Sc, iancy ava
Ace; centrifugal, common to fair, 2oW21c
prime 10 choice, 3Og3jc, syrup, 2D@ Toe
uuipt
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or !ilSo.66 bushels

In somc parts Of Spain the wheat crop
has been almost destroyed Boy locusts.
"ln Germany the principal damage has
been done 10 rye, which has been cut in
many localities. Wheat owing TO storm.
aud torrents Of rain and the low tcmpcra.
turc. is maturing very slowly, much apprc
hension being felt for thc safety u the crop
In south Russia hail aud rain have dam
aged thc wheat in an directions, and it ~ said
the grain will be wanting iu color aud les
than last year Inc natural weight
The wheat Boo Euumluta will not meet 81
\ prrtatinuv, owing tu ihr great difference iu
| quality NJ compared with lat year. when VI
| weighed generally % tn B pounds, whrra
thh season q only reaches b 10 3, pounds {,
| the bushel"
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Al noon: Dull, without quotable change.
SALES, 5000 bales, OF which American 6,GOO
bales Receipts 5000 bales, OF which Amer
lean 2, 100 bales. Closing quotations were as
follows; Ordinary, 3-lGd; good ordinary
asa. low middling, 613-lGd, good middling,
G3-lGd; middling uplands, Cd; mddling Or
leans, Cd.
Futures opened quiet and somewhat inact-
i've and closed steady.
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus iG3 means 4.G3-Gl, and 6.Ol means
5l-W.l
At pm; September, $50 sellers; Sep
tcmbcr October Sal sellers; October Novem.
Der, 5.29 sellers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 52i
sellers. observation-disclosures. 523 sellers Jan.
uarv-Fcbruary. o. % buyers, February March,
6.23 sellers; March-APril, 5.2jbuycrs, April
May, b. % sellers.
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Grain aud Provisions.

CmcAGO H., Sept. 7.-Ihg opening on
change today was remarkable for activity
In all quarters aud unusual strength IN most
leading articles ui trade and speculation.
Liverpool differed from London aud
the continent in sending easier cables
ON wheat, while the reverse wa, true ON sat.
urday The northwest was responsible for
the sensational strength in october wheat.
At Duluth there was bulge Of cents from
the close of last week. Tho market was n
whirl from the start. October shot up 70
nI1.c early and December advanced TO OjJaC,
one cent higher then there was reaction
uf about isc and again December went up To
BN,c. with a second decline 10 ave, after
the visible supply figures were given out.
Later In the session all natural influences
we're disrcgirdcd, aud December was put up
to gla.c fifteen minutes before the close,
making an advance Of 90 Tor the session.
Wheat closed az I O'Clock at nic for Dccem-
her Other futures closed September,
p5i.c October, U3'sc; May UAc.
A fair speculative trade was reported In
corn aud The feeling developed was steady.
Opening sales were NJ Saturdays closing
prices, aud firm, and gradually advanced
&c, reacted Nc, advanced ac, ruled steady
aud closed L@Ac higher than Saturday.
The market opened contrary 10 the eXpecta-
tons Of many operators, offerings being
rather limited aud prices were advanced
mainly ON covering by shorts. Oats were
steady 10 firm. Receipts were considerably
above Saturdays estimate, but there was O
good shipping demand, and wet weather
tended 20 stimulate n firm feeling. Sample
lots accordingly were somewhat firm for the
better grades. Ordinary qualities Of No.
not improved.
Mess pork was fairly active At the open.
ing. A stronger feeling developed and
prices advanced sharply. Opening sale,
were at 2ifCt5c above Saturdays close. APP
prccinted 9Oc on October and : sc on Janu
Any. reacted slightly and closed steady.
Lard Wa the most attractive article on III,
| speculative list Of provisions. Holden
/ were not disposed 90 sell. "but shorts" eK
| cccdinrly anxious 10 cover their October
contracts aud began bidding spiritedly
/ Opening sales were at lOc advance and wcr,
bid up To 42Hc by brokers' who only sue
cceded Ia getting 500 tierccs. The more dc
/ fcrrcd futures came In for more attention
| and trading was at times active and the clos,
showed good advances.
Short ribs were In light request and firmc
early, but became weaker aud closed will
most II the advance lost
| During the afternoon session there was
sensational furry In September wheat tn
price going 90 - .c on the filling Of few
small orders, but IL broke again 10 Bls
almost Immediately. There were free real
izing sales Of December and May. Corn wa
steady with unimportant changes In price
Oats we're moderately active and steady
October pork declined &c, November wa
unchanged aud January shade lower
September aud October lard declined rs,
November Sc, year lso aud January ~
September and October short ribs sold ~.
aud January 2hc.
The leading futures ranged a. follows
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CAPT. JAMES II. REEFS is home from the
east, looking much the better for the trip.
TuE Paris c. Brown Is announced TO leave
New Orleans for Cincinnati this afternoon
Tue Eugene departs this evening at
o'clock for all points on Arkansas river as
far as Pine Bluff.
THE Buckeye State arrived from Cincin-
natl late Sunday night with 1906 packages
of freight. She returns this evening at
o'clock.
TmE City of Baton Rouge, en- route from
St Louis TO New Orleans, and the City of
Vicksburg en- route from st. Louis to
NatChez, are both due here.
Tue Arkansas City for Natchez at 10
o'clock a, m, and the City Of Nicksburg for
St. Louis at noon, are the Anchor line
steamers announced to leave today
Tux steamer Gen. Meade, on Friday last,
sunk at Pelican Island. Her cargo consisted
of 900 sacks wheat a large lot Of misCella-
neous freight and stock Capt Barnard,
agent for the underwriters, went TO the
wreck 1t is thought the boat will be a total
loss and the cargo saved In damaged con-
dition. The Gen. Meade was insured in
Carroll q Powelrs agencies at st. Louis for
$4,000.
A CARLO special to New Orleans Times
Democrat OF the 18th instant, says: A gen.
| tleman here, gathering up cotton pickers,
stated today that the country about Bor-
dcaux Landing, below Memphis, needed
| 900 pickers, and IL is estimated by those
| posted that 5000 hands can obtain employ.
mcnt in the cotton fields between Cairo and
| Vicksburg. Each Natchez and New Orleans
boat from here get from fifty to 100 hands,
which includes women and children, the
smallest child even being able to earn a triilC
in the fields.
| SALE OF THE ED RICHARDSON.
| Special Dispatch to The Appeal
New ORLEANS, La, Sept 1.-THE Ed
| Richardson was sold at auction today e
| Capt. L. Z. Marion, OF ST. Louis, who will
| TT her up for an excursion steamer, If hC
does not dismantle her. Price, $3.50.
MOVEMENTS AT CAIRO.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
CAIRO, H.. Sept 1.-THE City OF BatoI
Rouge IS still unloading her barges and ha
not begun on the Cairo freight, much NOR,
of which is Offered than she can take. Hcay!
fogs hang on the rivers every night detain
ing boats. The City Of ST. Paul brought
circus from st. Louis
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CouN MEv-SWniarl, t13it2ll city
p,ah t2i'hg2ip pearl. a. - quiet.
BrANs AND irAsH Navy beans $3.50. mcdi
um. i1W
oar Mr1=in half bril-. $3.50 from store
tuNygruF =Slda. treble extra g.. r.urei
sunp, ssWNr, assorted lumblcs, lV.tllc
cream crackers. S'bWN.
ltutH=frum store, common t15lH1 10
family $500 10 choice a l'Dtt 10. fancy
inlttll' extra fancy tiWta ~ patent
o. 2bDth Il. strong
CHAcGEp Wur,t-ln hHli brls. gt50 from
store.
HoviyY AND Cars From store, SJ2j.
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Positively the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root Eminent Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale byHeis.er.
gsg Main street
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Cash quotaiion, vcr o follow.

Cash quotations wcc as follows
Flour-ln moderate local demand. pat.
cnts, S5a5Ct3OO bakers, Gluttt5O.
No. spring wheat lWnac. No.
spring wheat sOCJS2c, No. . rel wheat
p,c. 80. corn, Ai.c, No oats 2i.c. No.
2 rye, b3c. No. barley, ''c. No. l lax
seed, N.eO&i21 Prime timothy seed,
VI h2hi.hi. I..
Mess pork. per brl, iii5o lard, per 100
lhs, go SOLO NiG. Short ribs sides, loose,
$500, 'l5 Dry alicd shoulders, boxed,
soy ,.,5.1i. short clear sides, boxed. 1900
mp2,
Rcccipts-Flour, 10000 brl, wheat i2n,.
600 hu. corn. gOGOO hu. oats 3Us,OOO bu.
| rye. 1900 bu, barley, $1,000 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 brs, wheat So
/ OOO bu. corn, sol 900 bu; cats, $4,000 bu,
rye, 6ooO bu, barley, 1900 bu.
ST. Loum, Mo-, Sept H.-Flour-Quiei
| but strong
at-Notwithstanlng dull and weaL
cables aud large receipts the feeling wai
bullish aud buying active ard steady, en-
cccdng the offerings right along. Tho close
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WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION, ST. Lows,
Nov. Is, is54.-Mcssrs. J. 4 g. Mcguire:
The agents 81 this commission have dis
tributed largely In the army Mcguire
Bcnnc Plant, and find IL the best Of all rem
edics for cholera, diarrhca, dyscntcry, etc.
J. q. foRNAS, Sec. West San. Com.
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Cot,on .e.., proluet..

PRIME CHunE Ou.-37m3Sc. prime summer
yellow, l2tiiic, prime summer white cotton
seed oil, i361i5c. OIL summer yellow, 900 re;
choice cooking summer yellow, lbtti7c;
cotton seed meal. gl7O01ls.UO less than a
car load, 81. jO@lsJG OIL cotton seed meal,
sIGOO, less than car lots, $1,000
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IsesisiuH.

CoEs-From storc, white. Coc mixed. i3c.
trum lcyco ~ depot white, in bulk. 62u. in
saCks. h,c, mixed. iu bulk. &c. iu sarks. dnc
hnAN-frpm store, So from lcvco or dc.
pot tit buttihu1
Hay Choice, frum store. oor. car load,
from lcycC ~ depot fiH5D. prime. frum
stprr, Sc, car load, from lCyOc " depot
tlim. prairie, from stprc. 5,muk. car load
frum lcvcc or depot 90 'ndiiO ~
oArs-from store, white, $50 mixed. S7c
| irom lcycc ur depot white. M bulk H1c. M
sacks, 5ic, mixed, in bulk. pa, Ia sacks, sic
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Lave stock.

L,Nu-Choicc, Sc, common 10 good, per
head, a. 5Od3.OD.
IIoos-C Choice light GaGl.c; good. 5iG9Gc;
common, 5Ct5,fc.
C,rrLr-Choicc, 3i.@3lic; good, 2JS@3c;
| scnllawars i4M2lc.
surEr-Choicc, &c, medium, 3@3'.c, com.
| mon Al UlgLI. IA
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rraNI.Inn..

Fnu-M ackcrcl hili brls. No. I. $50 No
2 500. iOlo kit No. I, 81 p 40. 2 tl.I5.
Dry herring, family 2,c per box.
Hoo fHppUOrs=Strong and advancing.
mess pork, si025.ti65 I'D. surnrcurd hams,
i2.@i3l.c, breakfast bacon, ilMi2c. bacon,
clear RIB sides, iOSsWlOac, shoulders. pc,
bulk pork, clear sides, B1.c clear no sides,
0hc. long clear Shc. shoulders, S.Ctstc.
LAEb-fcs, e1kc. hall bhs yi.c. Kegs. Dkc,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton mnrkc, opened quiet and
closed quiet. midiunF. o'sc. Sales 80
bales. Of which 100 bales 10 exporters ard
$50 balcsto spinncr.
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary 40; good ordinary SIC. low
middlinr. CSC. middlinF, o'.c. good mid
ding. 1865. middl.ng fair lose fair, nomi
nal.
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INLAND Turpeotiue.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 7.-Petroleum-
Steady; :. W. li00, 1870.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Sept i7.-Turpsn tine
Firm; 3OcH.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. q. A., |
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept IL, sam.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which IL
one hour later than Memphis time
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THE RIVERS.
steamboats, Leaving.
Noyements az the Ieyee,
Gel,eraI News.

Arrivals-Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
Dcpartures-Coahoma, Friars Point Rosa
Lee Osceola; Kate Adams, Arkansas City
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Miscellaneous.

@Urprs-Dry flint, No. !, lOif@llc; No. .
i5msc; DRY Nltrd, 7ismSc; No. 2, bEmGc,
green sailed No. T. GmG'.r No. - ihp
~, green, 3is@lAc, shccpskIus, l5c@sLooi
firm.
wmsKy-Stralrht Kentucky Bourbon,
q 5OMGOl. Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, sl.uhAup Eastern
rycs n SjC,GOO, according Ia age and make,
common whisky, OIrmslJO, according 10
proof nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
HAggtNg-il sCtl3C.
Powpm-Kcrs, 500, half kegs $50
quarter kegs, 4 20.
Ttrs-si ibGti %.
Sunr-Drop, sl.i5; buck, $40.
lEAp-Oc.
TAfInw-,iGtic
Nuis-lron. SOS steel 500
TuH,oco-Common, 2jHiici other grades
SiOts5c.
SSurF-Garrctrs, SlOs5 Ralph's. $40 %,
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad 1928, Gail
4 Az. 500.
Co,L Ou,-Primo white, wholesale lots,
O9ic per gal
Woodbury. grease wool. uuwnshcd 10
Oi3c. clear grease wool, GOA tiC: bury,
washed, 2pM3nr. tub washed, 3pIJic.
BITswAN-ls6B2E.
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MaaI.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept 7.-Wool-Market
quiet, steady and unchanged.
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NEw YoRK, Sept l7.-Therc was very
good demand at jobbing hands, but quiet
with agents.
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Quarters

To meet this, the probable surplus Of the
exporting countries BE- ~ under, which
leaves a deficit Of surplus compared with r..
qurmcuts u S2,OuOUjO bushels, a. follows
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unmscinnid SnnniIcs.

ArrIEs-S .5OGG225 per brl Dried apples
3H3isc per lb, from store. Dried peaches, SO
g. from store.
Fuulr-Firm. Oranges, $500 per box.
Lemons $50 per box. Bananas, sLOOW2OO
per bunch.
Zoos Firm. Boxes, ljc, cases, lGc
Reconsideration layers, S2jO93OO layers,
S275. California, S9.5OM3O0
BuTER- lutteriuo, l5c creamery 2lc,
dairy, lsc, country butter l2is6gljc.
ClpEH-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, aud $500 per
half brl.
NINEGAR-Pcr gal, l0al2c.
NEgrrAnLEs-O Onions. $l.75 per hrl. Cab
bagc-Loosc st. Louis, 5mGc, Chicago, ga
&C., kraut, brl, 500, half brl, $3.50. Garlic,
jOc per 100.
PuuLrRY-Chickcns, young, S2OO92.JO
mixed, 500, hens S27j.
Mrs CoCoauuts, 500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, iismGc, Tennessee, farmers stock,
8isaic-roaslcd 2isc higher shellcd, Gg7c.
pcclns Texas, Jml2c
PrcKIrs-Brls % 80. half brls 500
PorArors-Firm Sl,7j per brl, sacks Csc
sweet, - 80 per brl.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex'
CHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middling Cotton, 7-so-
Sales Today, $50 Bales-The Tone
of tho General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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CmcAGo, H., Sept 1.-THE Drorer5'
Journal reports: Cattle Receipts, 5000
shipments, (, 800 Market firm for good, 9TH
ers lOMl5c lower steers, i3.5Og6.6j, stockers
and feeders, S2OO@320; cows, bulls, and
mixed, $l.4O@2O0, Texans cattle, S2OOg3GOi
western rangers, S2.65G4.55.
Hogs- Receipts, li,oOo; shipments, 5000.
a.. OOa0bO, heavy, S6.lO90.55; light, S5.0O0
6.65; skips, S36OG57O.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; shipments, $500.
Market dull and lOJi5c higher; natives
g.. 10000; westerns t3.30g3Sg Texans
| a.. 75Ct3. 80, lambs, siOO@5.5O
The DrOrerS Journal special London cable
gram quotes best beeyes lc lower, at l2c.