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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24
FIYE CFNTS LINE,
Situations wANrED-FREE.

Are you Ia need Of work? If so. you are as
liberty to use these columns for assistance Ii
that direction While this notice appears Lne
STATE JOuRNAL vii publish free on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka Or kansas
exceeding ave lines, Or lhirEy-hye words. u
length Provided that all advertisements Of
this nature handed in previous 20
ten O'Clock saturday morning. also on Wednes-
day, Thursday aud Friday. all advertising OF
this class handed In BY ten o'clock Wednesday
morning.
No advertisements OF this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays NO OBJ
Lgation IS incurred on the part Of the advertis-
er- No worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate 20 take advantage OF this Offer NO one
~ business or having employment is expected .
lake advantage Of iL. Dub all others invited 20
avail themselves freely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

NINEVOOD s HIGHLAND PARK K. X.
Trains will leave Quincy Street station week
days for VlneWood as follows: 6:45. I.5l ssO7.
5:4l.
Trains viii leave vInewood for Quincy STREE
at oil 1.O2, 4.19. $50.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave quincy street a.l9 1885, 1881. l 80,
3.O7 4.24 sal 7.30. S.41. $3.50.
Leave NinewoOd $500. 11:l6 1880. 2.30s 3s47
5:O4. 6:24
Extra sunday trains will be run according
to company orders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

The treasury department decided
that the same duty shall be paid on
artificial teeth as on other manufac-
lures con tanning similar materials
For instance, if made Of porcelain,
then teeth are dutiable at the same
"a tie as cups, saucers and plates made
Of the same ma terial If Of ivory, the
duty is the same as that imposed on
billiard balls
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24
L. t. & :. W.

1t. q :. W.
EAST.
.r ,-, via Meriden and - - - -
Leave topeka = Oskaloosa. 8'So am
Arrive LeaVenWOrth.- II 100 am
WEST.
~Leave Ieavenworth. via Oskaloosa.. $3.50 pm
ArriEe 1opeSSa, .--s ny Pm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

w ANTED-To make your plush ciOaks into
~ cApes. latest sly e. John kallaun9r. mer-
chant rall0r. pa Western ave.
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NTANTED- Situation by young man; speak.
W English. German and French las had ex
perlence Of musical Instruments; Will work
reasonably. Address ID j. H. OhiO house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

w ANTED- Girl to do homework at 4l2 We.
IN Seventh Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24
ATTORNEYS At law.

- > - law
--~-------~-~>~-------~--~-~
c. NJ. WEIGH. f. q. WILSON.
WEIGH & WILSON,
ATTORNEYS Law.
613 Kansas Avenue
Commercial Law and Land Litigation. De-
faulted Mortgages attended To- Practice in AL
State and Federal Courts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

VNANTED-Situ by competent youn
y man. years experience. in the drug bust
ness Address DRUGGIST locked box 20. city
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wv ANIED-Work Of any kind by relabl
man; handy at all kinds Of work II. MI
COZ West sth ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

AN ANIED-SituatiOn by a hungry young
man VINO can give music lessons or shovel
coal, run steam engine. dynamo or telegraph
oluce, stick type. milk cows or tend the baby.
have been on the road for commercial and
would prefer travelling. References GIT edged
Address H. r., state Journal Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24

NANTED-To exchange vocal and MAN,
~ lessons for Shetland pony Address Music
Journal ONCE.
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NJ .ANTED-To buy good family horsefmare7
harness and buggy. must be cheap. Cal
lS-O North topeka avenue next Monday
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NTANTED-A cook al 81 Fillmore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-24
wANTEo-MIseELLANgouz.


M An IEl3-IO rent about a broom cottag,
with lawn must be GOOD location Al
dress Z. NJ W.. II. u. box 2I3.
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WTANTED-G0od boy wants any kind c
work that VIII earn a living. 1923 Harr
son st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. II tspeciaD.An unexpected Increase In
receipts to-day $50 estimated Satur
day broke the price Of this grain u. to cents bushel
and made everything he floor weak. May opened
54a sold between $40. and 53A. and closed 53Ss
The decline In the September and October
bushel the former closing Ban cents and tho
latter at 5ii. cents In the pit the selling chiefly
by OF liquidation. Of by local longs and
by The Shorts and bears made pretty vigorous
raids The unaniny of the private authorities In
putting their estimates corn abov. 400 000 bushels
Increased fhe rcepfrn reKariipg the Goyernmrns low
estimate On the decline rer~ VAS fair cash business
charters being made for $1,000 bushels Wheat was
weak because was. declining about y and
closing at the bottom December opened 56s. sid
between 56A ind 5Gss closing 500. British
cables were weak but the Continental were strong Local
receipts showed 10 cars; 27J
mates for Saturday In the Northwest there 700
against i0S last Export clearances from
the seaboard moderate about 32 900 bushels There
was high Ruling The trade only moderate; II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

SSsh Su;h as% ga BUSH ss
S SSs bush: ssl bush sS red. only IN !'s
late afternoon was de,9d Of fsat% S a1e was without
feature interest The close was h'a 80 az Win the
DGS of of TIE @.S from last night curb p &C.;
again weakened Cash wheat was dun ana weN .r ex-
port including loads Of No red on pr'a bece,r
loads isc under december 2.d anpa riva, terms
The price OF No quoted at 5,c 20
s%ser ii. c4s ispo a %' oa, ' and
i annHe he price between na;he at n NS
f tSn hi~hest point The cessation o: bull spscna
ton he Discrimination TO credit IN" % eeing Of
long corn which taken advantage OF ~ gynn
bears hammer the market ana pTSss scemcd inclined
20 credit the Government figures. vet the ulo &C,
to how muGn "' n ne STANDARDIZATION when the other
egiima;es reviewed II the actual out'ur a opo oo
,han 100 bush II would sti be aoou. cron in
bush short Of and III" thrd snur -, Mr.
succession na's sH,e h Moderate crop potatoes
short rnd rye and barley arc not lair, 49, ,nd
r "1n is ' @o, in This leaves The
and hay crops apparently M .hory tho bulls have
ra,ng been banking to large extent There was on
small local market in IT, ai,'ri m " he day and
AZ i..a2i.c decline. Cash corn wa. mode,nS ,r and
n 'n "a" hsh a. G.iac for canal delivered closing Gao
cor Of ear corn sold at 81 n"r ~" on ue ,.'ch me
rs,,ncss was not very pronounced until toward tnS
close Prices started lir LAYER Go rassc1 ana nothing
~ interest developed sellers became more hrmf" T
prices leaving of At The lowest a, =, 60 sales r
tn@ Goa bnsh no AT 3iiIc 10000 bush canal y"
$3.50 float 1000 bush o Mo "" bush track white
ga HARIEY-Market cni"' wiz to, Mr.o , ,,.
cnsi"r VITA ih@ GeC' ~neraGed western c1aoc MAT
Mark, IN nD s,e"0g new With sales Of tobhing
s,r,rcr .am9e Clover SOFA 80 co and iim''h''
- roaSn ~ ,oroar,son the clos: prices NJ the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TEE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The market d very mario" one OPENING
with early months unchanged. ara later positions 10 :
ponts keeping the oiciiAg prices an
lav. che quiet and steady. ana a net
Il /: points The total Sa.cs were .S"tv bales
The somewhat ciSlolntile
spot quite heavy showing l@"H
bales that isiVcrippi
crs are taking bcash in anticipation OF heavy re-
CENTS Ram seems TO fallen lightly in the Missis
spp Valley crop reports coming TO hand are IN tie
main unfavorable. and the reports from the stare
agricultural bureaus indicate rather Dubious c'Aditon
of affairs in These reports have htte
lack Of speculative and about the Only notice
able feature in connection Is the covering III some
local Some pretend to believe that prices Wiz
be lower abroad the considerable offerings l
The Gro? this side bl, the southern markets ss"
10 BIZ hold!ng Up fairly well II is Thought mat by sun
day cold wave pass the cotton belt hut thtfe
ure no fears Of damage that account The r"cip's
at to-day 800 bales against 5>f pdrs
last week bales Receipts AZ New-OretiS
tomorrow estimated from 1000 To 2'o" bhies
against l. go bales week. l8Si bales last year
The interior receipts for the week were '"," bales
against ard ~ Isl bales lat year
Interior shipments the week 600 bales against
IN us bales last week 9i9 bales last year In
terror stocks Gill bales. against a63O. bacs aS'
and So OBS bales las year Mos' 81 the oou..et
steady. but without cIai'Ee III
prices only point showing an advance o: -lSc -,
Openinc range md close today and closing llds the
night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

New York. Septcm II. 1894.
BEENFS- Receipts cars. IT, head. ~
consigned direc and q cars for the market Incrdns
The trade ially dcmoralized. buyers and
prices 2pg3'" io""r and ady'ces from Chicago indicate
held have driven the big slaugh,eres
The EaIopean Marie, = rca@on is Inevitable Hangers
nd @ 1 at &s: as Per S,l n5% and sn at
8 7o4>i 40 bulls. At 81 soas3 81 at 81 ioa.2 ."
carcasses few extra fancy do selling a, o'.a9sc
THas and % ogfde o s. lower q" ra pc NJ
ana Amcrican I'VE attic steady a, loa@il2c died
beef in the Eirura for Easmans COMPANY the Massa
enS o o. o ga ,'r b for shw"rzchd SUI
berger on the anaio cattle and $50 sheep Tor The
snlerno on ,he Persia aie cattle for ) II smith 4
Sherman culyer Jos ws,,cn r "a ana coio
81. n, at s'7o. i do; i:@s n. a sad993 e oae DO
ilGs at at s. a. de- H' 10" H. At s. w. 70 Ks"iacT% Do
nos NJ At - 30 ~ nuGa' DO o; ~ a 81 e. Is Ken"
= 40 IN 81 a Go 10 o%o s;i asa 81 80 o s 80
s. 40 ~ do II7i H. at = 30 n Krn,ncv do iaaS n
:, s. 90; state, %! NJ a. 81 10 %. n; al
~ s S SG h. 20 at s. e 3d. Se b. at 81 TO- at u TO-
Shems =, % !" Hlinoi" S'eer" 1851 H. n 81 'o II
ss@SsIs 81 f:qrsaq:4 IL la' N T. S. 2 vssna
moi. DO io,5 y, al 5. 10, do; 90 ib a s. 20 Ie
r' a, s. q = bulls ss b a, s. T. ~ ITO r. 'S % IL g
NGTon CO ~ u Virginia ,,ecTs 1850 NJ at 81 go
II steers and oxen 1859 81 40 % vlrg MIA stocsers
02l H. at 81: 3 i433 N. 81 SO bulls IOsoD
1870 H. 2Ms2 o.: 81 COWS 1883 NJ. 81. do So
H., at 81 II.
wiikerson & sherman: 10 Kentucky steers 1870 ~ ut
81 10.
NJ Goldsmith: 30 Coiorados 1920 NJ nj - 20: 20 Ken
lucky steers. 13lS II. 81 10; Illinois do lilo 10 AT
81 50; { oxen. lass r.,
j. Shamherg son: IL Ohio steers. 1907 ~ NJ 81 ST.
bulls 1907 NJ 1t 81 -: do li7o ~ at 81 -: / do
n. a 81.
q. Dienhack ! bulls: 500 ID. a, s.
Hume Mullen: I bulls. 10 ~ 81 81
cAINES-Rec"ipts ~ head. all for market vcals
were In fairly good demand at steady prices 30
MST - 100 n for inferior prime quality: grnssers
and buttcrmilks weak. about 100 UNFOLD poor
10 fair Western calves selling at s. 2jas3 dressed
calves steady. with city dressed veals selling
NJ country dressed GnlUc: lt. calves 3i.fSc
dressed and buttermiks 4H5L,
Sales-Iigme Mullen: 4. veals. AZ N average al
81 per 100 n; do 40 10 30 n. at 81 j0pSG ~ ~
grnssers and fed calves ZIG ~ 81 75 10 Western
calves $50 NJ at - u: 10 do. ga ~ 81 %: 10 do
1872 n. at 81 -. -.
q. Dlenbaek: 30 yeais. l5s NJ f725: do. 40
H. at 81 70 -"
JeliGs Wright & CO.. Virginia veais: 1877 N. 81;
do. go No. AT 81. do 12> n. at 81 30 fed calves
200 N. at 80 %: buermk calves. lis r.. az 81 10
s. Judd a. Co: 80 Maryland calves POI N. 81 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 30 cars. or 1921 head
% cars for the market for butchers direct and
cars for export alive There was light inquiry for
sheep but sellers held prices to full yesterdays
lions; lambs were little more active. and good stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
III RAILROAD
RAILROAD.


SrAT2Ts r IpI5 sTa c9 r.
I no:oo A. NJ PEHNsTv%HA Car M II 7rhps'ogps
Sn c1 slsspfS as @'s Gns s1s
A N, Cincinnati s:s5 4. NJ. and Indianapolis A. n
200 r. NJ: cfncAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS :
y and s s.aso and %rT 9uE Sa5s e 81
ca XIII = e. wfsT Gs,ssTo rxEnNSsp~,, A. St
csrsTHd ~ s1I,Inw E6!sG SP ~
xrrSes c, inc " inda%anos 'p io IS ps'
500 l9S' A. F A fSi?" Si is s..,
Car 70 P,shHTg Connects TO- chicago daily nd
iff,H AND THE sov
Dining s en- ?. mTa Ds" ka s ali pas,
p mg,ns s Gars ~ sso 9"'1s Sl a
Limited s!oo Il, rariGr 2, and Bnns cars 40 ns
ssy s''Pcri ps a GS n..,
FOR 6aF' cb s1 6S s coMo S & NORFOLK via
sls.PSr co n s" 'vE. 900 A. daily s..,
Tampa Jacksonville Macon and Charleston. 900 p 4
FOR "ATLHNrrc ctrY. i:5o p. NJ weekdays. with
through I,aTS' Ts ar Car e voc,eavs
i-o- Long B-anch. .,shurv Peri Ocean Cow. po,
4 NJ Sis % NJ o. not stop at AsbuTy Park ~ ~
Ocean Grove r II 'PrmILADE,rlIIA.
Express go 70 ,o $50 eo 20 90 benna Limited
10 II i2' y night. sandays d Express f cs sS
go 10 Ili.tcd, 10 a. NJ 2 g. 4;so ;. C. 7+s. :
Ticket Z" ot I NOS" Nos 4aa ou ,r.o e2 ~ md m
r6randt siroo,s: Court Street, SEQ ruton s,r" ~ =
Troadw!y. and Broolyn Annex sc,ion rcot = Fulton
Trans,cr Compsnv viii call Or check bagsag. from
hotels ard resltences through to d'stnI'ia,
Gener-i Manager General pns''r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Du0ao Sept, u-Cattle-ReceIpis last ~ hours ~"
b.,S total for week far 1880 head; for same
trna last week 49, 100 head: consigaed through -
head tn N-w-York 40 head: on sac 10 head mar
ncd with fesl,ne strong. closed firm load late ar'hs
Iichi Western rtecrs sold at 81 o. 40
= hours 1850 head total Tor Week mus nus, ' n,nsrncI
,hr"u-h 10 30 head; to New-York $50 head on sac
$50 head market opened stronger io bo~ Yorpcrs
ID 10 cloce So soasG 80: medium and heavy 80 Pa 10,
si G; few fancy So 10 grassy and MlchlsanS -"aSc
no;ndr s. 15as choice heavy Guotabe al ~ ~" ~ %
rrs duh A. S. j0as5 50; late sas: Good mfrus >" :"
nig Gui fcw ursod Michigan Workers closed at 20 Io'
s.; n. c-is,e,s S,ns6 TO- all sold Sheep ana AIMS
h, conts last - hours 4ir head total Tor weoN mus
an a. 2 600 read market opened stronger Tor Eooi
stock steady Tor others: closed a. acy d.. So t",,
ma i've lambs 81 iiNsi 30 good. 81 '9nf mlheh =, y
81 .6Ts: 81 far t. god $2as2 80. Canada lambs - %
fni"a Stock Yards Chicago Sept. ii-Catle-lte'e p;s
."crs g. S,fiNi 10 COWS and bulls 81 23ds3 q, stock
.rs and feeders S2gs3 -. calves. 81 ?"ps' -" h"ss
Receipts. 1860 head mar ,ct um ~ Tor on to h"ec
,vcI Il 1850 ~. choice assorted. SO -nHNb 90 gar
g., i:TSG 20 p.gs Sass - Sheep Receipts o"n n.h
market steady inferior to choice 'ocu>5 ~ "ho' - "
- Louis. sept H.-Cattlc- Re,eipts 2"'2 head: M
two narte steady and % retail order; IrNas ca" mn
81 Goa 50 D. Texas steers 81 25a$2 s. He.aRocr pts
20! bad market ss1ay Z. a'' 80 ips ioi,
had market SLOW and unchanged. Southwest mixel,
s. * nati,e mixed s2hoasa. Janis. 81 aolsa %
arncr Prime Sass q good - 25as 10 good buchsrs
81 cnG:4 rough fat 3as3 90 fair light steers ,? pn
81 god fat and h"fers. g. onS Hogs Run I'm
prime Phidelphias 81 $3.50 g. fair hiadclphlns ~ ~
-; ~. Yorker and good mixed s. 2oaM ~ com,
mon To- fair Yorker. 75f pigs 81 2jns' - good
r,v.s s. 25Ts5 -. and rough sows - 2Snto
a.. 81 "a i 90. common. 20. 81 yeaiiinss 81 'o4S'
lambs S2as3 a. Yea cavs. s. j)aS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
= - :, ,,,a aaa,4c: Rancoon. al4ea,.c do in bond,

&c; do in bond. sas4c; Rangoon 3't9".c' do IN ''"'
l1Q"ac - ..,oor are steady in their
views. and the entire marker oc oa,tr;furals 3i.c
3c for W. c"htrilus.l'' TT
Soy ~ rnuerova dos and CSC for ~ il"a -, ,,a
nao,hor abroad reported being faVorane ""
crop The London market IS unchA'ssrn ,,,r rnc,nc
s.calv nj 13s 81 for and lis Va LOT IAN a..
90, Is rresent month quoted lis "a ne%t foh'h, Tvs
io.aI 'fhc market for refined Is slow aA1 '' III
hu, rrires are unchanged III" basls 81 ~ -,
,o.cl Ne note sales folo"f: 3ai7t n'Ns, NJ
ce1trrucals 10 2SG BAGS 10 % ana ho.f my o. a,l
-. ,..n,yif,rnl eli basis &c from stnr" NJ ~,
No, hars pcmcrara centrifugal 9al" piS: an - on
haas SUGAR aai '"i H,sH ''''
I,,,,,c r,niarses both ~ from store az 80
TOIiACCO-Thrrc e. little NOR com ,ai,e a.. f(,.
,oh,cco IA, the transsc lions pnk - on
&c. a, cases cron 1919. PennsyYania havana
IN. ,or case c-op 1907 w-Englanh nh.h.'n' a.
Do. la ,scs cror 1902 pennsyvan'a havana. ,"u
lie: 600 cases crop 1879. Wisconsin liayan"' -si 8,
IO, cases. si.dres. 6G2ic: 20 bsi"' i''N""' 49,
6,,o haics S;;matra' geo 50 ~ in bord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

,,..,o, Gan, u-Co,,on steady; m!ddling. Glc:
low mIdding Gi.c ordinary &C. ne. and 800 ha
~ AZ i2I Lales Weekly net and gross rec.ip,s ~
balcs exports coastwlsc 55s2 bales; sales -o' 'a'
Norfolk Sept IiCotton steady; m'ddiins, ss re
,,;ddlng De- good ordinary. 5-lGc. net 1nd S'ss 49,
na,nia $40 bales: exports coas'wise IVA Dalrs ets
1i bales stock, 3.741 bales Wecky net 1s hai,s
bales: gross. 1s4S balea' exports oV'S'"''e' ''
sales Il S} hales. ,,.. oood r,iid,!ng
ca. n,ddIng 6 iiG, low. mddns q slice GOO oc ~,
Iinar,. ,I6c; receipts. 5i33 bales; grP s 9S
80 expnrts TO Britain. GO bacs' Sii's -, a..
bales stock 80 1876 bales Weekly ne, r,an 3
bios eenastwIse 6373 bales. sales. S.l0o bales = ,c.
savannah sept i+Couon steady mi"d n Ind gross
,,sJ'iiine ordinary. - Hue net anu ei
"o,,s o5g bales: exports coastwise 33.I baes; 800
,sh baes. stock 30 bales. weekly nei ln'
rcce,,s % CO7 bales: exports coas'wise '4'o DATES
soles oT5 bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


pr.Xs AND PEAS I.,-.t I'D domestic marrow have
fallen To- S. which Nor are " onrrnES am ' s
values Oh mCam and I'D yea kinney sn% I Nav ye
,hcr considerable sal,s q import" pa "nd maxi n
!:ic unscc W. 'uo, ncnrs Dc nestle a r u.s. r @
tn,ti. soup 81 a5a<2 de- lima iforna @-ih - 600
s. asi g, grern peas t. s. l"Nsi H.. do bag" 81 10
"iit111fliiR While the mair passing Is s;r vsry quic
there 5 shortening Of h" supp 81 sTc''F ln'I T.,
c"ner3ncncc no on wiling TO ELI CHra' co
80 r@'' la ,nc ~c' a" a aSmnia,Sn - a,~a
s;s ~ry ND meyccnl n hcn SAT- s. d"I n,l Ite
j. nas a". rsr9s nea s" hsla rs p 20" IA ' r.
quote crsamsry i'r e. r wcn,1 n, r 60 a.
fst@ - a%3c do .hl, ,,r, hair Grkn i,f .xt-s %,
i5t1% i.i7c f"r,ory jun make nrs rs isa6-
d. nas i,qi5'.c. i, fresh make. i2'irli'
c'Ht:EsE shIprr, showed tlir int.r"s' aFan io.'aI
large Size fuH -rr,m. White rc;ati,ey fcarrc ami
, na " from g thrr rns wa, e, c fancy coed
sold At lo.c $encr.iz ; BAD i r., ny aarrcls az
,sy bought at o.c All gr"1,s Of ims.i . ,1c r %c
~ p nj d-n iu, ih,-c Is light call r., othe. sorts
AZ Cat,araugi, ycicslly The sales w"r. At no. liver
poi c4h, 5is We quote. stat faci'Ty ia', Ian,
large size. white. fancy ioANl"'sc d. eoioFrd ri,ry
s,a4.c d. snail siz~ faac, io.aics.c 10 clarln 90
choice s'Hloirc, Chcn4ns' COUNT Iaif sNina, ~
80 -" or irii.,. fuil Skins 3I"i.D.
"p,.;. a. ~, r.,hc- iul ,o.lav and som" h1ii"fs
~, Il, r,,xir, the cunnty 90 ffc.h toes on
nT h,, mics are hrl .,o,dy or al desirable Tua
ucs. Love t,Hn' a., d.le, 70, ti2o-. STATE gnd
iil'r. We I''' -, In ,,od,n IsuiSi,. Western
l'hhN 80 rol ia "a, i-i-c 4, poor fair
lH'''r' 60 -.
j. -,tf,i-s,. ,., ,f ,nr.~s are stu lisht
u. -. a., lis n "a, green f.rc' lee
SuifY, '''- 49,. ~ ',~,r,n and Inferior apples
ar" 81" '""l' - -. .',.l.,t T,-.lot pearr arrive
,h 40 - ,bi.h e.E wei. ~ nrrn.r p-ic.e rt'"r kinds
- al 49, --l.s Of ,f krdS r.', tu.i. Pei 'l"n
m ci s,"rl, and Ia r..r Tu.r@ !gll AMI ~asief Iu7"s
80 ,,,th o,n. .,,aacr In prime Delaware. tranicr-
a'.tty WV. i , ,cnJ. r. o'.iuilatc We quote \p
l'' fI' ,. ,,l q - "a a., Green prime 5lff
81 -, ~ -p''' '",t co. -. 4, ,.,hr- f,ols = 10
81 H,D - 80; 90 .,'.. :, .,,,si ~ 81, ON
80 !'a'n,H 49,, o. .,r. .oa.st .iura. ,. .,
ln"i 3" P'i'.' - , 90 .'.. -,,f- r.,svlrc
hlhd p'i I'D o., So, f.1It. a., con
I' S'l'i,, t,.l..',-~ IT, .,.ii. .ase ST..
:, a. 80 .~'~, 81 Z. 81 d.. n.,,l l.s large case
e.. % ,.,.i g,s raf I 5,,~ei - -, crnunerr.. Cape
ca or bal Ss0s>. 'a. pr crlf.. E 2rfSe -
,,,iss a-n ,,lnr ,rd rh.s- rr. nr fo jIhhug f-air
-, n1,n., rs =. ,,l4l!., The .ipp.i v.l incfcls"
,...a 49,, .,l- frtot. o. .Iu4lri-I
, $3.50 80. e g., fi,.l. ..,l f.r ratrhet f,aof
'''' - .,.,., .,..i. i.,, don. D.. not brisk
i"''I '' =. ,... ,.,elr.l IA. 80, BLACK
'h"ir' fAN. . "l'''''-l 80 -, .,.,..,,i.,
berries " fh1'' ''il.. w., ~ ,,,,,s e,'',..r,,.d
Ap'4'"'~ Gal'' am ',.,,., ~ lin. 81, 10,
lN'' p", w; '.",' .,.t -, .o, ..'rl..i
40 sshIIn,'' 80, '"". -, ,,.'..t.I 10, ia
prH."i 49, A"i..- ~ - -. G,.i.,
$50 'h't','r' 80, ~ ,',. ~, '' $3.50
"g,cg.s' ~. I'm, i. - .rr,,er SLOWLY but ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

firm quoaby higher The pens J per loo
n Tor common to good ordinary to prime lamps ~ pep
I,sI IL. cuI,s AT 81 Dressed mutton SLOW AT 49,.
ib dressed lambs demand at 6stc Few ra@c at
soIes-; DIllenbacl.: 1ss State lambs 80 10 ~ a,
e. ~ ner 100 ID iI2 do % 10 81 30 W 90 ~ TO- "a
g ~ Is STATE sheep - 10. at 81 20 10 DO IN ID d. 90
u ca; lambs 80 IL. Mt 81 - 40 S,a 10
II collins 3s2 Indiana sheep. JOG 10 at - 20 20 III
DO 1872 n. AZ 81; lOi virginia ia'"' v" 49, " "
State do ca II. N - III , ,.,. 1forr sheep, II
:. Judd & CO.: 80 Pennsylvania ii''o' "' " ~
H. at 81 I2i.. -- ,,.o,,. t,nbs "a n, at
.. io. 30 Wcstern do ~ 81 l2s; 262 do 81 TO- AT
81 20, Al Kentucky sheep. 81 10. at y ~ >, IN. a.,
I,,,me & Mullen: - Michigan lambs " 10 az % co ~
o. e. NJ at 81 30 $40 DO G6 10. at 81 20 state DO W ID
81. ,. ,.hs coil N at 81 AZ,
J.,ne Wright Co: 30 state lambs 20 no. az AZ e. n;
sheep and lambs. 20 No. at -" '' '"s""' w. ~ "
81 so . $500. NJ y, ~ q
JJoc;.-Reccipts e cars. 3.1JN head Apou, ~
hoes on sale Demand strong. and prices very nim u.
e. o;GsG ~ pcr 100 n. All sold promptly; '0uh.Iy
quiet, but quality Of the hogs arriving Is ns'
FIRST rate Medium light weights sell ri 1p% per 10;
sales $ Judd Co.. G5 state hogs, l'o 10 aV''"se ~
IiSsnbeck & Hollis: I State hogs. 1913 n. at 50 90
Newton Co.: 2J2 Hight Western hogs. ia ID on pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

~. Gan, If THE Boston Commcrcial BuiIetin
i s"X tomorrow ~ WOOL market Ihe - 40 ts
WI aL ara ODs 200 pounds domestic ana -"-Vp
wv S,reicn against l.5GI. 900 POUNDS domestic am
G,. 900 pounds foreign last wee ana 'H,' we *
,ast year Tho sales date show y ncri " 80, ;,
and a decrease ~ Ibb
Pput, -, no sales to tho same date In ls';' IN" is
,s show decrease Of 80 0j bales dlmeguc ana b'H,o
., IN. lnnury Of large buyers-"n" "gs.' IT,
two cashmere mills Montana Wool nes IN tp o.,
W., iot N ,h. bags largely l2i.c The break W.
made two weeks since. and more 'des arn mc,or
nov, ycel. ard the then - not no" NpcSV
i,c as radical as predicted \ million p'uhdS =, ~,
Ill, he v hoen ,old in this market this week. ana on
holder I'm consequence broke the p:lc" 3i |ae' N"'
* TO ISL &c. the lowest price ever re"c'ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

,, g.. !, "a; u m-Roef-Extra Indian mess
firm nj rs Cd prims mess hrm a. c3s Ga o ~,
.,ln q" dnc nrr n 80 Cd do medium Wn AZ
nt'9 ,:ior, qfout III No. easy ~ 80.
a|Cumborand cut. about IS to 90 To- urn az
80, r,h oloi, -, H. It's long car n,,,
aho!t = - firm i3s long and short Ciea; n - m
-, - n, firm NJ - 81 shoulders, about u 20 j. W;
a. q, AZ t'hcnse-Ame-ican finest Whit AM c"lof"h
INN a, lis Talov.-Ir.mc city nomna COZ nscci On -,
49,, ,c6n.d 0rr, AT ID. SPIRITS Of trrr mine dnii
~ a1s 60 Rosin-Comm,n dull az - o.
urn, af OIL Whcai-No = rel WINTER
,',.,, ot Is ai'd. No . spfing s. ady AZ v "a
Flour - Luis fancy winter steady ~ .. va. 81, .,
MA Wca,ctu SPOT dull Is ma; Se1t"nh,r dul ~
g. li.d. october !u NJ Ia 1l.d N"venibF uuid ~ "
i'd Ii ps A. L0ntOn-"acihc Coast s'ea"F III i-'i- ~