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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
STATE REUNION AT ELLSWORTH


ELLSWORTH, June 9.-Department Com
mander F'irghan, of the G. A. r.: Vice
Commander Young. Assistant Adjutant
General Coulter, Capt. J. B. Johnson Col.
G. c. Lofand, NJ o. Trash, g. W. Pond,
Mother Btickerdyke, and others, arrived
in the city today to visit the state
reunion grounds. Tonight the Ma
sonic temple was crowded to
its utmost capacity. Senator Lloyd
delivered the address of welcome, which
was responded to by Commander Firghan
in an elegant speech. Mother Bickerdyke
was introduced to the audience by Post
Commander w. A Gebhardt and delivered
an interesting address. Capt. j. b. John
son delivered one of the best speeches of
his life. The two bands of Ellsworth and
a glee club furnished excellent music.
The visitors were driven to the reunion
grounds and around the city and
We're highly pleased with the
grounds and the city. An elegant supper
was spread for the visitors at the Baliou
hotel p. m, and a banquet given them
at Masonic temple by the Woman's Relief
corps. The city YVES beautifully decorated
with flags and bunting and every effort
made by the citizens to give our honored
guests a hearty welcome and grand recep-
ton. Post Commander A S. Chase, pre-
sided at the camp fire. 1t has been a
grand day for Ellsworth and the exercises
did not close till midnight.
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BULLETIN.

At midnight there was no change in
General Sheridan's condition since the last
bulletin was issued. He has slept most of
the time, being occasionally awakened by
the desire to cough. He is calm and takes
nourishment regularly.
(Signed) MATHEWS,
O'REILLY,
BYRNE,
NARROW.
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a TOWN BtJRNFN.

MILWAUKEE, June 9-An Iron Noun
tain, Michigan, dispatch says that the
town of Norway, Michigan. was almost
destroyed by fire today Thirty buildings
We're wiped away, including the main bus
mess section, Among the buildings de-
stroyed were the town hall, Masonic hall,
postoftice and principal hotel.
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POSTPONED TILL JULY.

LEAvENwoRTH, June 9.-The argument
to be made for the appointment of re-
ceiver for the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
road has been postponed until the first
Monday in July by Judge Brewer, of the
United States circuit court.
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Our $500, $1,000. $500 line

OF Mems Suits surpasS anything
in the city. Busters and light
coats and vests in great variety
at very low prices.
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At 1890 o'clock DR.. Matthews, on leav-
ing the house, in response to an inquiry,
said so FAR the general had passed q COM
Portable day, and is doing fairly well all
arn11rnl
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NO.. 1.

Your choice Of our entire line
fine tailor made suits this week
on y $40. Regular price on these
goods, S25, $50, S35. GrandeSt
bargain ever placed before the
Wichita public.
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TRADE zclrAroRs B2<gSon WIDE AWAKE
BEAT THEM ALL ON PRICES.
40 PIECES

10 different styles, challieS, all
hand one oeSlgl.S and cOlOringS.
as have been selling at % and &C
per yard, tLiS lot,
IL GEMS PER YARD.
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NEITHER BETTER NOR WORSE.
General Sherdan's Condition Remains In
changed-He Sleeps Much.

WASHINGTON, June 9-The following
bulletin was issued at $50:
a. m.-General Sheridan rested well
during the latter part of the night. His
pulse and respiration are full. No I'M
favorable symptoms have appeared.
[Signed.l r. NJ. O'REILLY.
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NO. 4.

Bring the boys. 90 STYLES
chi dTens' knee pants suits from
81. 20 TO $500 per suit. A pair Of
stills given gratis with every
boys suit
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CS ST YES

Is STYLES
American SateenS and Sateen
can bricS guaranteed worth 1-3
and 4 Il per yd. any place in
Wichita, our price. 10 to 2 yard
lengths at 6 1-2 Gents.
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SO dozen Gents Fancy Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers at SO
cents per suit, sold everywhere
at rs cents to Sl.OO.
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GENERAL Trade

In the local market today bulk meats aud
lard advanced 'sc, eggs shade lower and
other articles unchanged. Amount of grain
Ia stor NJ the elevators. Corn G.5i2 bush.
els. oats -, 80 bushels. wheat 5JJ bushels
The New Orleans sugar market Is improy.
ing, new sugar being secured freely. The
kettle quality Is good, and excellent prices
are obtained. Open kettle mulnsscs IL also
arriving. aud sclla from boc h. bsc. according
s,--.ssn,'s-s ~ 30 80, u- ssal.i tniuaud
4 quicier tone pcryadc7 the rice market.
with prices steady and quo,ably unchanged,
buyers only filling immediate wants.
AZ New York the coffee boom continues
on speculative deal with some support on
the open market, though buyers are inclined
10 caution At the ruling cost Other grocery
goodsarc about steady except sugars. which
incline tn favor buyers
hut little interest Is now felt here ~ 10 the
Chicago wheat market tits ~ irregular and
~ iluctuhting that opinions are worth little
and spcrulniur think II good market u
keep out OF Tot the present
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Tm DeSota Is announced 20 leave here this
evening at 3 o'clock for Cincinnati.
TUX James Ice goes out this evening nt 8
O'Clock for Helena aud Friars Point
THE Rosa Ice leaves this afternoon nj 8
O'Clock for OsCc0la aud the upper bends.
Tur strike Of the Ohio river tow.boat
pilots las failed TO matcrializc ON account Of
the rivers failure TO rise.
II is reported that the Guiding STAR en-
route from Cincinnati TO New Orleans. IL
aground at Madrid bend.
TnE City Of Baton Rouge, en- route from
St. Louis 10 New Orleans, passed here yes.
terday with almost a full load.
Tun Annie T.. Silver left ~. Louis We'd
ncsday evening aud will probably be here
Saturday 10 enter the Memphis aud New Or
leans trade.
TUG Belle Memphis, en- route from 81.
Louis tO Natchcz. aud the City Of PrUyi.
dcnco, en- route from hatcher 10 ST. Louis
are both due here.
CArTAiN W. &. HARDwtcK, the southern
corn king u NJ Lcavcnwofth, Ind, loading a
number Of boats with corn, which lac will
send south In few days.
TnE Henry Lourcy, towing ak model
bargcs loaded with miscellaneous freight.
passed here yesterday afternoon ON her way
IRON st. Louis 90 New Orleans
THr Kate Adams brought In from Arkan.
sas City yesterday AS bales OF cotton. IS
BAGS Of cotton seed and i.pin sacks Of cotton
seed. She went back last evening.
1uE City II Monroe. from Natchcz. passed
up to 81 Louis yesterday forenoon. She
put oil hero i72 halcs 81 cotton, ~ bags of
seed cotton aud !, 80 sacks u cotton seed.
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groceries.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1l.-Coffee - Options
opened barely steady, 1O@20 points decline
on freer movement Of supplies, and as nat
ural reaction closes 2O@30 points below yes
terdays fairly actives. Sales, 122, 100 bags,
including October, $1l00@l4 10; November,
Sl335@l3.S0; December Sl3.05@l3, 90; Janu-
ary, $l3. l0@l340 February, l3.20@13.40;
March, l305@13.35 April, sl3.20@l3. 80;
May, Sl3l5@l3.35; June $l3 POOLS 40; Au-
gust S13.40 September, $13.35@13.4O; spot
Rio, barely steady. Fair cargoes, 16c.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; fair refining, 7-10c;
centrifugal 00o test 6l9c; no sales. Refined,
quiet and steady. Molasses- Nominal. Rice
Moderately active and strong.
New ORLEANS, La, Oct l1.-Sugar-s Steady;
new centrifugal, of plantation granulatod,
1870 of white 3-lGc; gray white, csc;
prime yellow clarified, 7}5c off yellow clar-
flied, 1-l6@7%c. Enthusiastically; open
kettle strictly prime; 52c; good prime, 4sc;
Louisiana syrup new, 33@llc. Others un-
changed
CNCNSATr, O., Oct. .-Whisky-Good
demand; sales l,0l5 brls, finished goods on
basis of Sl,l4. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Eirm.
Hogs-Firmer; common to light. $L71c5.03
packing and butchers, $5.50a6.60; receipts,
2Glli shipments, 2,O27 Eggs-Easy, l5c.
Chcese-Firm; choice mild Ohio Hat, 100
l04.
CHICAGO, H., Oct lion the Produce
exchange today the butter market was steady.
Elgin creamery, 23@2lc;. choice western,
2l@2 choice dairy, l7@l0c; common to
fair l3@lOc. Eggs-Easy at lS0lSlGC,
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s!raeerIe..

CANSrp Guops rinupplcs.i o. no. Peaches.
? H., standard $50 second. flul. roma
toes lhs, standard, s,c. 3 IT, standard
! o, Strawberries Sl,2, RnspbcrrIcs 81 -.
hllckbcrncs, tl.Ui Urrn gar,s al -.
Fear, t2D. rlums. S12U Asparagus. ~ ~
1rcvn corn, siulHi o. Grrcn peas. On. -.
Cove oysters fall weight 10. iOc : lis
tlH. light weight G,c. 2 lbS 500 Con.
drnscd milk -Iruwn tbp Earlr. az Az.
swiss. $50. salmon. ti.iSttl ~ striiuc..
$50 mustard shriucs. Ni5. Nackerrl.
u ~. herring mlckgrfl, fi.uA.
suaAH-furr white, sttsisc. willow cinrt.
hcd, saN'sc ryhncd A. ~. standard gran.
ulnicl, sA@s'sc. powdered. sac cut loaf,
$50. strong
torfu-Common liic. ordinary. iAtyc.
lair lbbc prime Rio, isc. choice 81 fancy.
Ia. old government MNJ1c. strong.
eAtt -Snginnw, 81. aOat.At per brl: Ohio
river tl2Ntl.2H per btl vi. linr, al A,6s
leo ,oarsc, u inNiih. pku. 2s.asc.
hcr-lnuisiana, btt,ac. Carolina, O..
quiet
CAspru Stick M slgcs. IN bvs. nail. and
hrls. Wtllc ian,y assorted, pCtlbc. extra
fancy iSGt2c. hTm
Cnrur-rrimo flats. ittsc New York fac.
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IIbernted from thrIr Tetters

by the helpful, genial action of that most bench.
Client Of apereuts, Hostettcrs stomach Bilten, the
bowels soon throw Oh the burden that pamlys'd
aud weakened them, and resume their normal
freedom Of action. The action OF the BittcH un.
like that Of average purgatlycs, involves no gripping
OF drnchlng. II Il did Il would, like them, be
yalucloss for ordinary use. There Is nothing nm.
gentle OF unnatural attending H. operation. Upon
the liver no less than the bowels H. action Is mos
benign, promoting heallhful bilious secretion
aud directing out Of the wrong and into the rgh
channel Conformity with oostiyeucss, otnor bilious
symptoms disappear when Il Is systematically used,
aud tho stomach Is strengthened a. well rs rcgu.
lated by IT, Malaral complaints, rheumatism, do
billy, nervousness and kidney troubles are com
plctcly relieved by IL Sleep and appetite arc In.
yHrlably promoted by f.
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L. IN r. r., 2sS NJ 4 l.. r. r. r., pO7; C., o. &
W. R, r., 1851, N. o. & 7. r. r., lis; X. C., 8.
4 NJ r. r., 42; X, C., NJ. 4 II. r. r., 2si; l. NJ Il. r.
87I Tenn. Mid. 81 steamers, 1872; Wagons, $50
Total, 1929 bales.
Exports-M & c. R. r., 1926; NJ & T. II. r.,
TO- l., & n. H. r., sos; C., o. q S, w. r. r.. $40;
J. n O. & 7. Il r., 6l2 steamers north "a. Total,
$50 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed easy;
middling, 1870. Sales 3Gl bales.
Quotations revised were as follows 0rdi-
nary, G11-lGc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling 05-16c middling, 8 1880; good
mddling 1870; middling fair, l0Ac; fair,
1lkc.
Futures opened steady and closed firm,
as follows: October, 02l6023; November
0A2@043; December, 053@95l January
9.G2@963i February, 0,7l@972 March, $50
@0sl, April 0,0S@lOOO; May, 1O.15@1O.1G;
June, 1908. July, lO15@lO16 August,
l02lgl0 %. Sales, lOs, 500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middliug 0 5lGc. Sales, 1000
bales Quotations were as follows;
Ordinary, 72sc good ordinary s Lice;
low midiliug, 1916, middling, 0 5-lGc;
good middling, o%c
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
as follows October, 9.OGm0.O7 November,
0O0a0O3. December 0,O6@0O7; January,
0.l6i February 025@02g March, 035
@036. April, oij@0iGi May, 0.5i@
900 June, 0C3@06j, July O.72@07L
Sales 600 bales
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Household SmppIlcs.

APPIEs--S1. SCOOPS per brl. Dried np.
pies, 4d5c per Id, from store. Dried
peaches, 5GGc, from store.
FEuIT-Firm. Oranges S6,00@65O per
Dbl. So. 00@3. 90 box Lemons, $3.50p per box
Bananas, 81 OOM2.OO per bunch. California
pears, S3.00@3.50 per box. Grapes-Concord
4OGg5Oc per basket; Catawba, 50@75c per
basket.
Zoos Steady. Boxes, lGc; cases, lie.
RAsISs-London layers, S250U3. 90; layers
1915; California, S2.5093.0O.
NEGETABLEs-Onio $l.75 per brl. Cab
bago--LDoso, st. Louis, 506o; Chicago, GO
7c. Kuut-Pcr brl, 500; half brl, 800
Garlic, soc per 100.
BurrER-Butterine 15c creamery, 2ic
dairy, lSc; country butter, 12HGl5c.
ClDrR--Olark, 5000 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VNEGAR-Pcr gal, l0@l2c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, 1llCg6c; Tennessee farmers stock.
$40 ic-roslcd, 2I1o higher; shellcd, 0Cg7o
Pocans Texas O0l2c.
PouTHY-Chickens young, 81 ,500225;
mixed, S2.OOH2.25; hens, 81. 100000.
PIcKLEs-lrls, $500, half brls 800
PorAroEs-Firm 81 per brl; sacks, Csc,
sweet, ~ 30 per brl.
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BAGGING--ll l5CGl3c.
TiEs-Sl. l5CGl2i.
Snor-Drop Sli5; buck, Sl.70.
IEAp-bC.
TALLOw--3tlic.
ToAoco-Common 25@35c other grades,
35mSj
SNuFr-Garrctts, tlO.s5 Ralph's Sl02j;
Dental Scotch 5000; Railroad 1925, Gail
a Ak $500
Powprp-Kcgs 500, half kegs, $40
quarter kegs $40
CoNL On.--Prime white, wholesale lots
l0c per gal
Woodbury., grease wool unwashed, 10
CGl3c; clear grease WOOL 2Oto2lc; bury,
washed, 2OCg9D, tub washed 3O@3ic.
BEHwAN-lSM2Oc.
NAIs-lron, S2Oi, steele, 1920.
llipE-Dry lint, No. /, lie; No. 2, l0c,
dry sailed, SCI No. ? &C. gro"n sailed, No. /,
&c No. ?, &C; green, l@5ci shccpslSins
l5cmi co. firm.
Straight Kentucky Bourbon
~. 100000 Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn. firm, Sl50@30O. eastern ryes, $l.S56g
GO, according 10 ago aud make; common
whisky, ojmSL3O, according TO proof moth
ing under 30 per cent quoted.
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At noon. Spots-Quiot rather easier.
Sales 5000 balCs. of which American Il, 900
bales Receipts li,OO1 bale, OF which Amoh-
can liuOU bales. Closing quotations were us
follows Ordinary 3D. good ordinary 5Ed,
low middliug 1a,di good middling u l-iGl;
mildlinF uplauds, 5sd; middlug Orleans,
hfad.
Futures opened easy aud closed steady.
THESE phCc, are giyonin pence aud Giths,
thus iGS means LUJ.Gll, and 5.Ol means
d l.Gldl
AtIpma October SIS buyers October.
November 81 buyers, November Duccm.
hpr 5lS sellers, December January, on
sellers, January February, 2 ~ sellers. Fob.
ruary.Mnrrh. 5.l7 buyers; March April, 90
sellers Apr.l-May, 6.2l buycE, May-Junc,
b IhArr..
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Cash quotations were M follows
Flour quiet and unchanged
No. spring wheat ttl3I6i.il No. 2
spring wheat, p6tIHc No red, 81 I3isGG
10, No. corn, li4egllkc, No. 2 oats. pc.
No = rye. hsltC. No. barley nominal. No
ilaNwcd, Si.i5csLA5's prime timothy seed.
81 UOtrl.hb.
Mess pork, per brl $500. lard. pcr 100
lbs tpO1, short ribs side. (loospl. = a..
dry allcd shoulders tboNvdI --. short
clear sides (huxcdL -
Rcccipts-Flour, $500 brls wheat 5000
bu, corn, 2si,UpJ bu; oats, 1900 bu, rye.
1880 Ia, barley 1000 bu.
shipmcnts-flour, 500 brls, wheat. 800
ON hu corn, iSlUJD bu, oats. 2J5 90 bu.
rye, 500 bu barley, OdODO bu.
~. louts, Mo-, Oct ii.-flour-Quict and
unchanged
whcat-Cash. lower options. higher. Tho
opening was nervous, but the close showed
nm advance Of l'.Ctl'ac over yesterday No.
rd. cash, st.u-is. December. ktIOf.t
Ll3h, closing NJ S.i3l., May, tl2l.Cg
liai.. closing at si.l5.
ufn-lIighcr No. 2, cash, so,a5oa.c.
October Jp',W3pac, closing n SITE bid.
November Nls@S7.c closiug NJ " ~. the
year N'sttJt'.c closing atJti a. bid Innu.
AIRY, n',c closing at B'sc BID MAY. 36isc
Oats Higher, firm aud In demand. No 2
cash, ~. May, - .tp2N. October. 90 asked.
November, &c asked
Ryc-scily; No. ?, cash, 90. tsS5c. Bran
Dali. GNsUc
Cuinmcnl-Quict NJ o. i0a2 rs.
Harley -Eisy aud little doing. flaSsccd
--lyticr, sl.AJCtt.3L
Hay. stronger, prairie, sdS@o@. tim.
| othy, tiiOOlttbO
nutter- Steady. creamery, isOtANr: dairy.
| lhttlic Elu~--Stcndy; iSkc Tor good stock
AMI lahmiic for Inferior
iruyisluns-firmcr, hrk la gS4iAsO
| lhrd-frimc steam nominnlly tN7A. pry
salt mcats-shouldes $3.50 long, AMI Ria
| a. short clcars, $40. Raruu-Shpuldcr..
'pal long, aud ribs tio.i2h9iO2a Hams
! -fii uaiaSO
Receipts Flour. $500 brls wheat, 600
| bu. corn, 30,O0p hu. oats, 2GUOO bu. rye,
none. barley. 2AOoO bu.
shipmcnis-fiour ii,oOo bflg wheat. 10.
con bui corn. iA,OoO bu. cats, as0U bu. rye.
/ none. barley. none.
kansas CRY, Mo, oct ii-Whcat-Rs
ceipts, i2,Slt bu. shipments ltsi bu. la
sturc, ESQ. "a bui quiet. No. red cash. iSc
/ bid. October. st.Of't asked November M
bid. ti0l asked, December siU2 bid. sl.O2.
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urcntistuus,

C'gN MrAL- standard. S2Sid2 90. CITY
p,ar, S3i'he2Sn prarl $500. quiet
Br,Ns Avn fEAt-Nuyy beans. s225. me.
dium, SEQ.
oar ME,i--ln half hrls. ~ IN from store.
tHArknrr Soda TRIBE extra, &C.. ginger
snaps, N's'iN assorted iumblcs, iO1I2c
cream ruck,rs. Ssmn.
FtntE-ffum store, common, 81 pnmiO1
family NGlal,u. choice. iimmi.I5. mncy.
S.'SHhNh. extra fancy sHgjtph35. patent.
a. iWidG,. strong
CnacErp WHr,r-ln half bfls. $3.50 from
store
lluNiNy ASp GHiu-From store, g. -.
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nANK cLrARrNGs.
Grain mud rrn,I,lons.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 1.-THE action Of to-
days wheat market ocCasiOncd general sur
prise and the talk of manipulation was
again revived. Trading was fairly active
but confined, apparently, 10 large trndcrs
and 10 a considerable extent local outsiders
not doing much. Outside business would
no doubt be larger but for the fact that
some receivers are refusing TO accept new
business, claiming that the risks are too
great. The feeling was again unsettled and
II anything more nervous than yesterday.
government report had q decidedly weak
ening effect and the opening was from 2Cg2l.c
below yesterdays closing Igurcs, but there
was good buying from the start which
caused prices 10 rally, and with numerous
fluctuations, prices were advanced DC for
December and sac for May, then sold of
some and closed about 30 higher f,r
December and Sc higher for May than
yesterday afternoon. The stubborn &c
ton Of the market Immediately from the
Start made shorts fear manipulation and
they covered freely. The market no doubt
was considerably oversold and the short in.
tcrcst supposed 10 include some parties who
figured In the recent "bull' movement
Corn was only moderately active, there be-
ing but little outside business transacted,
aud trading was largely of a local character.
The feeling developed was generally strong
or, due mainly 10 the operations Of heavy
local trader, who is supposed TO he largely
long on the near futures. The market opened
about sc higher than the closing prices
Of yesterday, eascd OIL iSc aud then gradu-
ally advanced 20. &c, sold oil -, reacted
Isc and closed with October and November
lCJlisc, and May 10 higher than yesterday.
There were fair orders ON the oats market
for May delivery. The bulk II trading was
conferred In this future, which sold over a
small range of prices, ranging both &c be-
low aud lsC above yesterdays closing the
feeling was steady. Limited transactions in
November delivery at about former prices
occurred. but other futures were quite neg
lccted.
In mess pork good business was trans.
acted In January, but October and Noycm-
Der were neglected. Longs were more dis
posed to sell the latter and buy. They were
forced Ia accept lower prices and at one
time were 6G7llc below January. The open
ing Of the latter was hriucr and nc higher
advanced Dc, but rccclcd irrcgularly 20c,
advanced l2isc, closing steady.
In lard there was "A fair trade In November
and January. Opening sales were AT about
The slinc prices ~ ytstcfday's close. aud de
clincd l0g2bc October aud November were
the weakest and showed little reoupcmtiye
power.
Short rib sides were quiet, but an unsettled
feeling prevailed offerings were not large
and demand rather limited
Tho leading futures ranged rs follows
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ConN-Fnm store white Sc. MIXED. 53c.
from lcycc or depot, white, iu bulk, tsc. ~
sacks, sic. mixed, In bulk &c, Ia sacks. Snc
bnaN-frum store, NC, irum lcyrc OF de.
pot tih1n.
llN-rhuiCr. from store, pOr car load.
from lcycc or depot tlhAttiGuO prime,
from store, snttN'y car load from lcycc ~
depot tll1 prairie from storc. hjmONr.
car load, frum lvycc ~ depot siu.5O6gii 30
OArs-frum STORE, white. 81 mixed, IIc.
irum lcycc "r depot, white in bulk, Sc.
FROM lcycc or depot white la bulk, Jac. in
Anrks. 3ll. mIArl ln bulk. ~. Do sacka. Sic.
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tory, s@9c; full cream, NC; Young Amer
lea, l2c.
SOAPS AND ClsDLEs--Soap, 3X@5c; can
dies, full weight 0Hc,
STARcH-39E6l3l6c
MoLAssEs- LJuisiana common to fair, 20
@g25c; prime, choice, 336p35c; fancy, 406gi5ci
centrifugal, common 10 fair, 20d3Oc; prime
70 choice, 3Oa95ci syrup, 2O@llOc quiet.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened stead, and
closed steady middlinr. g1.c. Sales. is0o
bales, including 1859 bales last evening. of
which 1900 bales 10 csportcs and poo bales
10 spinner
ENCuANuE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. nominal, good ordinary, nomi.
nal. low midllinF. stgl0c. middling ti.c.
good middling ESQ. middling falr.
Bii.l6c, fair nominal.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. l.-Cattlc-Receipts o.
0OO; shipmcnts,3,0 J0. Market steady. Bceycs,
S5.OOaG.00 steers S3.5OCg5.j0; stockcrs and
feeders, Sl.DOm3i0; cows, bulls and mixed,
SlI5M3.OO Texans and Indian CATTLE $l.75
Oslo western rangers, ~. 2jC0i3O.
Hogs-Beceipts l4,UOO; shipments, 1000
Market strong, Toe higher. Mixed, 50 5O@
Go, heavy, Sj.s5@G.2j; light, $4,000 20;
skips, S3.5JM5.IO.
sheep-Reccipts, 10000; shipments, 5000
Market strong Natives, S3Oo@i15; west
ems 3l0@325i Texans, $2.75@3.I0; lambs,
81 T5Gi5 30
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Fim-Mnckcrvl, half brls. No. 1. s. 20. No.
2, tsW iulb. lit No. I, glJ'. 40 ,. SIS.
No ., $40 Dry herring. family. sc Der
hoh. W q Rue herring half brl. td5A
luu frorr,rs=QuiCt mess pork tlO IN
@lblN. suFnrcurrd hams. i2ttiJc. hruk.
inst bacon, iiNti2c. clear nh ,itirs bacon.
i0Nwio'sc, shoulders. pwp'.c. bulk pork
clear sides, p'.c clear rb sidc, Ole.
long cl'at u' sC shoulders. sn.Mst.r.
LAgp=Tcs pistsl'.c. half btl. Ua.f,ot.,.
kcrs pAGptC. ,hoicc kettle. iui,o,lie'
Quiet
rio,' fru-llarrcls, sac, half brls. 600.
ktfss sllu
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arrivals - Kate Adams Arkansas City;
City of Monroe, Natchoz; City Of Baton
Rouge 81. Louis, Henry Lourey, st. Louis.
Dcparturcs--Katc Adams, Arkansas City;
City Of Monroe. 81. Louis; City Of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans; Henry Lourey, New
neIaaUa
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Cottnn Need prodncta.

PmuE Cnunr OlL-Nom.nal: prime sum.
mcr yellow, IGMl7; prime summer white
i7nlsc choice cooking summer yellow,
istipci cotton seed meal $1,000 1900 less
than car load, 5000.
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Psked; No. soft cash, s1.09 asked; Novem-
Der, 81 loasked; December, sl00H bid, $loSH
asked May, sl.l0 bid sl.l2H asked. Corn
in store 1922 bu: dull No. 2 cash, 3IHc
asked; November, 291<c bid, SOC asked. No.
white cash, 30c bid. oats-No. cash, 2017c
asked.
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Live stock.

LANus-Choicc, DC, common TO good, per
head, s. jOWAOO.
IIoos-Choicc light, G@GIGc; good, 5l6@Gc;
common, 5mj'sC.
CArrLE-Choicc, 3lt@3Ac; good, 2l9@3c;
scnllnwass, l4m2lsc.
suEu-Choicc, &c, medium 3@3lIc; COM
mon A DOuI 80