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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11

CHICAGO, Aug 4.-Boycotting one rail-
road by others is proving very unpopular
method of enforcing requirensnts with
many Of the roads. A good deal OF squirua-
ing is indulged in where 1t has to b ~
sorted to In obedience to association agree
ments. The Wabash has given notice that
the one declared against the Mobile &
Ohio by the Western Passenger Association
will only be observed by it 20 far q the
lines within the territory Of the association
are concerned. On all other branches busi-
ness arrangements with the Mobile & Ohio
will be maintained As formerly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
DENvER's HUNGRY.
The Charity Camp Maintained With Hum
dreds of PatrOns.

DENVER, Col, Aug S.-The Public
Charity Camp, which has been maintained
under military supervision at River Front
Park, for two weeks was not abandoned
yesterday, as had been announced, and
about 400 men are still being fed and lodg-
ed in the militia tents there. The author
tiles dare not break up the camp and turn
out upon the city small army of hungry
men. Every effort is being made, how
ever, to discourage unemployed men from
the mining towns from coming to the
Denver relief camp, as it is very difficult
to raise funds to feed those already here.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
OUR WORLDS FAIR BEVERAGE,

The most healthful and popular drink OF the
age.
The proper drink for both table and freslde
now within the reach OF all. Every thrity
housewife can provide for her home, grape, or
elders at the small expense OF fifteen cents per
gallon. Keep your husbands and sons at home
harmless drinks thereby saving the money
that might possibly find Its way into the sa-
looms II only takes ten minutes TO make any
for one or 90 cents for seven OF the "Fruit cider
Recipes. Address Inns NOVELTY co.
si53 Calimot Ave-, Chicago, nl
6-l6-tf.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Col. Robinson's Troubles.

New York. Aug, 4.-Another judg-
ment for S3l ,2l2 has been entered against
Mayor David G, Robinson of Elmira, in
favor of the Western National Bank on
two notes of the Elmira Gas and Illumin-
ating Company, which he endorsed. This
makes seven judgments entered against
him by the above bank, aggregating $780,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
No More sanda ay Closing.

CHICAGO, Aug 4.-The opinion is unani-
nous among lawyers that the gates of the
Worlds Fair will be opened every day in
the week from now on until they are finally
closed next October. The Appellate Court
will not be in session until after the mia
summer vacation which ends in Septene
Der, and the appeal prayed for yesterday
cannot therefore be passed on until Octo-
her
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Cholera in Europe,

BERLIN, Aug. 8.-The report OF death
from cholera in the East End of Berlin on
Sunday has caused scare in this city.
The correctness Of the diagnosis Is doubted.
An autopsy will be held to clear up the
case. Fi
VIENNA, Aug 8.--Cholera is spreading
in Roumania and Galicia. Several casss
have been reported in Lembers, ~
capital Of Galicia
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
BLOUNT'S REPORT.
His Statement of Hawaiian Affairs Arrives
at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. minister Blount's
long expected report on Hawaiian affairs
is in the possession OF the Secretary of
State. It arrived in the official dispatch
bag from San Francisco in company with
communication from Mr.. Severance, the
United States Consul General in Hawaii,
telling of the Fourth Of July celebration at
Honolulu at which Minister Blount pre-,
sided. Mr.. Blount is expected in Washing
ton about Aug. 20 to participate in the
conferences Of the President and Secretary
Gresham over the amended protocol of
treaty submitted by the provisional govern
ment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures
burns.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures
sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve cures
ulcers. w. S. Rishton, Druggist. ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Deceptive Appearances.

From the Cloak Review.
Dodd. "You can't always Judge a
man by his looks. For instance, take
Whiskerly"
Todd. "He's shabby enough"
Dodd. 81 know it. But l sue
ceeded in borrowing S. from him
yesterday"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11

Lions and tigers with their magni.
tude of chest, make a roar that fills
the ear with sense of horror, the
depth Of voice giving to the mind the
idea of an enormous being.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11

Ayers Sarsaparilla never before
equaled its present daily record Of
marvellous cures.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Currency to the Country.

New York, Aug, S.-The shipment OF
currency to the interior by New York
banks yesterday sggrsgated t40O,00O.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Iron and steel Company Gone.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Chicago Iron
and Steel Company has assigned The
Chicago Tile and Trust Company wss
made assignee.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Strictly Pure
White Lead

and pure colors. Insist on having q
brand Of white lead that Is standard,
manufactured by the "Old Dutch {"
process, and known to be strictly
pure-the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. o.--The higher
prices for wheat, corn, oats aud proyi.
sions resulted today largely from the
good showing made In the bank stnte-
mcnt The advance was yreltest In the
first and last OF the articl IS named.
Trading was heavy. the crowd being
apparently dssirUus OF reserying their
strength 10 wrestle with the government
report.
higher than yesterday.
Corn closed with l-Sfii-4c gain.
In oats near futures were the Strongest
and prices closed Lac higher September
was very quiet and steady.
The provision market was strong with
more business than usual, October pork
15c higher. January up SOC.
Lard aud ribs improved lO0tl5c.
Leading futures closed;
Wheat September O. $40, December
Corn september 40 1-sc October
40 $500 lie, December 40 5-sc. May
A II.
% 3.4c, May 80 1891.
Mess pori--September S1610, October
Lard i.ard-septcnber ss85, October So 10.
Short ribs-September $3.50. October
SS.27 IL.
No. . spriug wheat-G5 1906 3-4e;
No. , red T. o. b. 81 1-2ddi S-1e.
No corn-i0 1-bc.
No oats % lie.
Mess pork SlB .i0d1O15.
lard SS.S5dS,40
short ribs, sidea--1oose) $1,000
Dry sAlted shoulders --tbored) S725a
100
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

.trATS Dry salt, cloar short. 10.
~. short clear, 10 lie. bnenn belii..
~. MANS Medium, u lie; Dreaifasi
-, 49,, III i-2o: dry palt bellies, I3e.
LARD Compound. Be- pure leaf,
y sihjs,sAR- Granulated, Oei powdered. In
,lssei. u i.2c; powdered, half barfeis.
y q ~. cut l0af In barrels. o lie. All
Ia malt barrels, Q SIC, fancy yellow.
ise@s,,a-d use; extra q, 1.sIfJ I-ic
O. s,9fiFfT- Arbuehes Ariosa. ~ 10,
,,sNand. 20 1-2c: Lion, % lie. Aiar.
sl.s ~ l.2c: Jersey, . i-2c
o'S9sa,i.t,TN COFFEE~fiy the snet
III 2Olf2O he; choice, ne; fsncy,
t9o'' n.abarry. ~ l-2e; old goyerninesi
-. re; Mocha, &c.
aA,fftt 4 1881 S--Barrf lots, choice reboll.
~ raiion, 1Oc. fancy syrup, per eai.
-, Yahe. choice corn syrup. Der Gallon.
s lSn, liver drip per gallon, 30r
pEASs-SavY, =, l;2si Lima, ac,
,.Sea. le: pink = he; black eyes
3 nl; i22.sti, Common. 1878 80. p,lm.
Aoi1 he; choice, DC; head rice. . IL
Ggeec.,r Frsn-Nsw macksrsi. medium
- baf.harrei. STD: No 1. zen
~. ,ef tits. Si.bo. medium 10. 2. fsn.
p psand sss Eits, sl25; Goldfish bricks
ll.itzSfaSrsr-Faney fali, one h = box
"a ~. ~ iSo In . box, ise; Young Aiasfl
'sf sEttAacH -Lanp, i-2o pr pound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
rRnsn vnoErAnLns ANp rnurls

VEGETABLES Wax beans. per
bushel, $3.50; butter beans, Si.50 Der
hushcl squAshOs, per doE 25n
t0c. cucuuihers, ppr 1ozch, eeSi2or,
cabbage Northern, pcr p9dnd, l-2ci
crates of four hosl,rls sac. new no
intnrs. per hn.. njr6tS1 40; potatoes.
CALIFORNIA; per insilel si,O5. new onions,
per pound, . l.2M3c. okra. per
basket, Goes sweet potatoes, per
buahol, Doc; sweet pepper. ~ huahcl
baskets, 50ei eolcry iod5Oc per doa
TRuIrs California limos per Dor.
bushcl. 81 25dti 60; peaches. largo vol.
low freestone, Doc per 10 husliol box.
81 use; lemons, fancy 3O1spor box. 81 %
Nedltefrnnea. sweet oranges, per hos,
"a IN, Blueneld hlnangs per bunch,
Sadg; grapes, III Pas0 cranes.
Coz. Concord, per ba6ket. j0c;
white Heath peaches, per bpshcl, So;
penr- i-2.bn. box, 81 pears, bu boy, so,
California egg nlums, per crate. 81 %,
california Kely plum, $50 per crate.
green rngea per crate 50 -. California
er nne s2.25 per crate: caiifrsiS
peaches, $500 per crate; Cali
furiia necteerlgos ,9gno crate, $40
ounces. llri HWNl'lt f~f'Wf
Mic. ONS- Canielonpes, per dogon.
94gi watermelon" per Dozen stoclt
GAME-Prnihc chickens, s3.750I.oo
per dozen.
sUNDmEs.
coRDAGE Ssai rope, haiflneb
h.ds. 4 i.2c: MANILA rope. ien-lnrh basis
10 lie; cotton rope. al aiEes, iiioi cotton
'NIYpiiiT AND VEGETABLE mas.
ISEIs AND l'AcKAGlis Quart boxes.
ncr Al. S8.OOi twonty.foprqusrf qrates
IN 100. 5000. ono.thri. bnshei boses
ner 100, sA.25. climax baskets per fO0
slsn. one.half-hushel climax baalets
ncr 100. $500; four-bRsl,et eratcs. ne,,
ioD. si8lO0. melon prateH, ner 100 Ill
SIZED Rye per hnphrt si10: inrnin
aeei. per pound, bic; alfalfa seed per
nu,hel' $780, stock peas. ner blafn}
I'll T5. johnson grass seed Dor bnsLai'
ii ri. millef. per hnshel. 05c
GRAIN SACKS Iinie lots Cn,h..
land A, II 1-2ej Naomi. 10 l.2e. II y
H 10 1.2ci u. s. q. ia 1-2a, Nv.
bn.hcl, eight ounces. s i4c; ren,raIs
Il 1.9c: tgo.and.onelhnl fbishel ,vhns,
hays. ninV.0nncc. 7 lie.
pTNDlNG TWfNE n. o. b.. no.,
worth, per 100, pounds, While Mn
500; standard, $3.50; manllin. $40 ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10


NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept e.--(spe-
cial. )-McEiroy y 90. say;
Futures-Ayerpool WASN'T very encour-
aging this morning. but still the reaction
from yesterdays advance was only 2-64d.
There was good spot business for Sat
urdny. sales aggregatiug 5000 bales. The
feature Of today's market was, Of course,
the bureau report Il will be remeln-
bored that during the past month and
especially during the past week reports
az deterioration Of the crop have been
very general and II was only to be
svnaffed that the bureau would recog-
nile in its figures the failing on in con-
difion slucc the last report. II was ex-
peciei, however, thai the last conai-
hon Of 10 per cent. The lowest pre-.
dieted by the most confident bulls. would
10 TOO high. and yet the report just
iseueI shows = state Of affairs de
eidnaiv Ipors. the percentage being only
80 4 falling of IA per cent as com
nsred with last year, which yielded a
rrgp Of about o.4oO,OOo bales exelu-
sive Of the old cotton carried over from
~ vaar before. This coalition Is lower
.n any September rsp0rt since the
5i'1,s-ro,is year of 1883. and Il q there
80 M vvonder that our gain OF yesier-
- WAS NOT only maintained, but that
~ sd5itional advance Of 10 points VIA
es ~ hsvn now 20 look forward to the
eanrse Of Liverpool. 10 meet our az
vnnee 4 gain there u % oot y n !.
sary. While Liverpool y rs $50 4
u. ,;tsiiv Interested IN fostering fnrtaes
;,,,ro,-sn,eut besides beng the market
,,g,.t iskssv 10 be alarmed over the pfvs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

.,,e 10 justify further immr.
~, sain here aud We therefore feel
,sl le ~ = me better part Of discretion 10
I'M, ~. 9qr profits On this ADVANCE With
tie object Of buying hack an deprcs.
,,uaa Mich We niink will be- frequent
o onpusn snort lived We again counsel
nue Trends to watch receipts very close
" an advance like the nr,sent one 4
20 induce CONSERVATIVE merchants
W sel' their cotton aud liberal move.
M. " Yhe ports which Is not imprvb-
aois Nitnin the next two or three weeks
nouip ny used us an argument against
nv s sniail crop indicated by today's re
W.. IS hardly necessary to say that
Wy 20 not entertain such extreme views
ui tns outlook as the figures above shown
Would point to, but We have not now To
v wi,h WIN what The yield may be. but
be on Liverpool
Our spot market continues firm ana
prices pre-, have been ndvaneed rs cent NOR.
Quay with sales on the spot Of $50 bales
and 30 10 arrye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
LOCAL MAnKErs.
flour. GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEAT old or new No, ?, boci No.
o, 45c.
ear Do; Hhe!led. mixed. sacked. 32c.
white. sacked. 3Jc; ear, local. wagon lots.
10 / 2I35c per bnsbel.
OATS Texas rlatproof car lots
I 3. T. Fort Worth bulk, 22ci Sucked,
24c.
SiaaIy- Car lots. 10. b. Fart Worth. best
fsdtaev. $500 per ton; best upland,
~ ~, alfalfa. loose, local, $40: John,
snvy ,rass baied. local. $50 per ton
, ~ mario. local, per lon. $3.50
'FfL0UI,. Best patents 81 ,S per 100
si fourth grade, SLiOi Northern
natent, So 10.
CHOPS Corn and oats mlIed, per
,.n as, per hundred pounds, S1OO.
toh' fsoT0N -Low ordinary, I I3.fOa.
o,d,nsry. Q 5-iec; good ordinary, 3
qi,'iee. low middilnR 1886; middling.
: AZ. good middling. Z 5sei middling.
az 7.sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
BuREAr Rrponr.

NUAc1It<-,cN,.,
MASHlNGTpN, Sept. 0.-Sep,ember
cotton report OF the department OF aeri,
suiture SHOWS decline from August
nonuilohs OF the crop OF full seven
tys's' peing %. this month as against
60 l9st monta; This Is the lowest
stgnS -. So1l!lon since 1881, which
iSt,S ~ ~ Inc condition September.
tbs 49,, vas ,o Us, For same month in
W ysurs u ana w II was S2,T aud
~ ayssleenssey State averages are.
Nnr,h s; W =.
SOUTH Carolina, U3.
,S,siai -
otiluA, ~
Rti sua.ia, g
TaSas 90
A Arhansas, 30
l., ' nhii,ie, %
1tiia,sa''' 's' . 70 nhinforabie weather CON
n,,r,is,v, 'os NnSh urongth has bcen
p1' stn,,1 vuhIrvspondents OF the depart.
IT, - ~ we lniilhg on IN condi-
sect a,,ar, ny wv 10 me far9ges OF In
nillsrs aI,I o. he pant such As cater.
wnr,r ~ ~, poi, worm army and leaf
Ms, axtencsi,al,. cause oil damage Is
TSbe bnrr;,,,',iH nV,,N. a,
dannye IN ,s.a,,. y Ais' g caused much
Gsri,it,., - eS.vpa ~ the states OF North
In Icss aou oatohna, Georgia and
Rafsnr,s 80, " me state OF Florida.
sbar' AZ, on Hne stare OF Alabama
~ ths .tota VI nluls'ure IN some parts
/. taiins IN some places the plant
not consia IL. A1eonl Growth, which is
thers u oen,eneiHl' and III others
hills p'Vu'lh una Fotuhg In
-, $3.50. counties or the
ei,bt,o,, ' ,i.. !yo RAPID opening,
and forty. us ,"e l,ant " shedulhg badly
Tbe co;r,.l tn, Ivport rust. -,
sin,J ~. .ppnueuls report from Missis.
WIZ wpptlar ia uic rIop Is uolhg hnely and
Han '"'o'ap'c lor present condi-
In Tori.iono
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

| Old Mam'seIe's Secret. By L. Mar
XII Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
|Iagrnnt Wife. BY Florence Warden.
Woiilnstun. BY Charles Reade,
81 Atoaemens. BY Tn. Benson.
Nc Lived aud Loved. By Mrs. For
liz Face and Her Fortune. By
Al ~ Annie Edwards.
EHise on the Marsh. BY Florence
. sEnn.
u fancy Work.
n ia Name Only. BY Charlotte
Rltme.
Story Of an African Farm. By Ralph
4 History of Adventure. By FL.
Salomon's Mines. BY II. Rider
tissarl.
vs. First Series. BY Ralph Waldo
tzsfson.
nile BY Alexander Dumas.
A Modern Home Cook Book
A Shadow of Sin. BY Charlotte Nj.
i,eme,
Z Secret of Her Life. By Edward
.aklns.
u lgae's Life. BY willsie Collins.
= Other Mans Wife. BY John Strange
n,er.
Master of the Mine. BY Robert
f rhenan.
Isles Daughter By Charlotte NJ.
lema.
+ d Second Series. BY Ralph Waldo
4 frsnn.
. Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
Z BeE Of Diamonds. BY George Man
- Fem
I iogr of the World in Eighty Days
Il Jules Verne.
Nsmesis. BY j. McLaren Cobban,
u q artemain. BY II. Rider Hag-
sCarlet Letter. By Nathaniel Haw-
"A ne
4 frontlersmeh. By Gustave Aimani.
as Worlds Mercy, By Florence
h Yellow Mask. BY wnkie Collins.
Y A Tale Of a Caravan. BY Robt.
ltle Irish Girl. BY 'Ths Duchess"
sag the Fetters. By Mrs. Alexan-
Or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
Ae,ss Heir. By Mrs. May Agnes
\. IScslvs Great Diamonds. By Mrs.
, hsirs Of Hendee Han. By Elite w.
coban Hdress, BY Mary Kyle Dali
Bridal Vow. By Margaret Bloqqt
. haymohds tfslr. BY Horatio Al
lial Glove. ny Clara Augusta.
hsll Of Glenville. BY Francis A.
.|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
onAoKnns. oAKEs 40 CANDIES.

CRACKERs-Animala, 1ec; Bostou
butter, Sc. butter Go, crenms, Z 1.2c,
eracknels, loo, cracker meal, &c; oyster
pearl Oci oyster excelsior, Sc, presaels,
laei cream soda, sr snowflake, lie;
CAKES AND IuMRLEs--11, 1.2e;
fruit. sultana. 12c; ginger ennpa, $ l.2c;
rrandmas cookies. 100; lcmop snaps.
he; waters 1hc. sugar cookies, loc'
stage lnnks Sc
CANDIES -Caramela. assorted navor,
nh box, i5c; FumdNns, A Il, Assorted
ilavorE, 5lh box, a0c: Japanese etripa,
cocoauut flavor, h.lb boz, Csc; rock. as
sorted and white. O5c; French kiascs,
per box, Csc; chocolate creams, Al. oOc,
lemon drops. frosted. per box. 6aei hurni
almonds per boz, OOc creams, hand
made, twelve varieties, O0c, peanut block
Csc; peanut bar. pee box, T5c; loHenge.,
assorted con, A.lh boz. Zoe; innrehnAl'
lows. cherry brand, 5-A, box. 81 a0i
mixed candles, pals, per pound, Z l'2e;
crystal cut &c; daisy, II, M. creams,
he; stick candy, la pals, 7 l.2c; wrap
ped sticka Ia pals 1-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept g.--Catue-Re.
ceipts, a00O, OF which 1000 were Texans
and 500 Westerns: shipments, 1900.
god natives strong. Texans and Westerns
weak, Extra prime steefr, Sa.23dO-}0;
chico, 81. lo5io.l5; god, "a 4udlUo; mcdis
UNI. &.6ntl4,OO; common, S2JOn3.O.
cornfei Texans, S3iTi410; grass Texas
steers, 81 i5Q2.S0; grass Texas cows
Sl.5Oof23u; Western steers, Ss.iJuaoO;
Western COWS, Sl.T0W2, 10; feeders S2l5
q2.To
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments
COCO; opcntsl strong and closed loo law
er. Mixed aud packers, S0.2Spo,SU,
prime heavy. S5Snd5.01 IL: butchers,
Sa.90u6;lD light, $5.SS6i03O,
Sheep aud iAmbs-ReceinIs, 1000; ship
ments, 100; steady Natives, 1000
4l5; Wcsterns. S2.a0a3 40, lambs, S2Tb
6I6.35; stockers, S1.O0g200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
DRUGS

ouotations based on small lots 10 %.
5eelrrs Anilpatbi per IL nde.
,saild. par ounce. ice, per peusS
81, arctic acid, per pound. S.. carbolie
"a cryai. pei ~, 32c 70 s4c. murlaf,,.
IN n r Del b. -; lItfie add ~
y Mr. H., he sulthtnc acid, n p
N ~; fannie add. bulk, nor ~
N ~; alcohol, % per cont, per raf'
s. -: slra psr le.. Dc anukaa.
pyriae, pr o., slaoi Gnsaonis. az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
RarIsn NkAIN TRApE.

LONDON, sept. 9.-The MARI Lane
bApress weekly review Of the grain trade
says; In English whoa there have been
sluah offerings at full prices. County
markets have been fran. In many cases
me weeks advance has been from %
10 Is Foreign wheat has been firm.
nrm. Buyers are waiting the arrival 81
American wheat. Oats have been dull
TO steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
COAL

Retail ,lsi--osnyon city. sT.T5 pes
IRgIn si ,Mc,Anls@E cScetsw, Jenny Lad.
I'm oblsMassdd d VA igg,s, Maitland, oame,E 70,
sOT5; cneEnif ton Ion. $40, Mohafsh. w.
Icr Santa CLARA aud iGinuTs goats, car
iSs ono . , 20 SO ssS S.'; cass cSU son
s5,ovi' Brlar Greek and McIrmcr. Goals,
sar lots, So,25; 3 to 10 ton iota. $500: =
IONS, Nsl0l Que ton. 5000. ?ne.hLf tans
Ssxe MgItsnd eEs ssd ID M ,n,. ~ NV;
cite pcnn,l coal. car lots, 81 20; 70 10
tons. 1890; single ton, $500. anthrA-
ton lots Sla7 az; single ton, SlHi anthrn
cite tDplhal, 10 10 tons, NNup; slnrla
ton, MoO; cne-half TOM Sc'ooi hack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
ST. LouIs PRopucE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. e.--Flour-
Steady, unchanged.
Wheat-showcd no features eniire ses-
sion. closing, lilo up; No. . rod, cash,
81 IA; Sept u is; Oct. " rs: Dec.
81 is: May. "a 34
Corn-Weakened by prospects Of rain,
losing rs. No. 2 mixed. cash. IS; Sept.
81 "a; Oct. SO -; Dec, IS 81; year,
IS 3-S; May, 80 "a.
Sept. - IL; Oct % IA: May, 80.
Corn meal--Firm. Sl.s0.
Whisky, Sl.72
Cotton ties, D5cnSl.
BaEging, 81 3-410
Provisions and higher, quiet
Pork--New $lIOO
Lard. SS.35.
Dry salt meats-Loose shoulders,
S7G21-2
Longs aud cribs, S1O25.
Shorts, S1O.I5. boxed 10 ccnts more
Bacon-l'acked shoulders, 50. longs
and cribs. S1l.25Hil-27 IL; shorts,
Hams-sugar cured. 'l3Q14.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept, a,--Cattle- Re
ceipts, 200; shipments, lOOO; steady;
unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 800; shipments, 400;
SiiOc lower; top, S605. Bulk Of sales.
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Sheep kedeipts none; shipments
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK. Sept Speculation ON
the stock exchange durIur fhe two hour,
Of business oreu to operators today was
% an unsettled character. After very
strong opening dealings hecnnie veal,
gradually and general decline followed.
~ which the entire active list PARTED.
patel. THIS depression was followed hy
another period Of strength. during which
me best prices Of the day were made.
Then. another bear movement developed,
bringing quotations down somewhat. clos.
ing prices showing only slight recovery
from the last decline. At the close the
market WIS generally weak.
Bar silver, "a 1.2.
Mexican dollars. 80 81.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Sept g.-Co,ton--
Quiet; 49, higher; middling, I 81; sales,
800 bales; receipts, 20 bales; shipments,
500 bales stock, 1890 bales.
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WOOL.


ST. louis, Mo. Sept, 9, -Wool--In
hotter feeling on easinr-up Of money. but
hesitating through fear VI tarin changes.
No change IN quotations.
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