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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21


Population 1907 location In Ysvapai
county.
Postmaster and justice-z. 7. Phillips
General merrha nd ise--l hos. Lswis
Lodgipgs-Ms, J. W. Hit, MIRO. ", q.
Ilsr
Ressaurants--Au- Foley, lssctiou
houss) Mrs Kelly, two Chinese.
Butchcr-Con Clearly.
Lauudrics-Two Chincss.
saloons-J. !. Broyles, ". b. Her
Capt. p. Smith. Harry Bcott.\ Manager
RailroAd ofiioiais--P. L Parriott, Agen,
sor q Y. p P Nv. d Britton agent foI
A &P.
Western Union-John v. Ludwig. man
ager
The directory hea takes, but of Pres
eosi. 10 be visited to-day. the task viii b
TOO great. williams, Fiasstan and Gal
iap are yet 70 be 90 rsporssd. Pirroor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21

srict. anil ID worth tl,ooo Ter foot. The
shan V down ain feet. 3rs, perhaps tse
vide. ocldbug mine In the same a..
pso'ion. Nv = good one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21

th' Ffsh" aoi '@hs Pfsh suot tuoa8ut W
with reference 10 the fair Of 1888. woulin'l
be bad idea N have several territorial
bands compete this year.
wearcrs of a gold badge representing q
state, on which IL inscribed the letters 30,
p. A." say that their number is limi,e.l
To 10 In each community. Further infor.
nation concerning this organisation can
be obtained of Dr. Himoa or Agent
Holmes.
The Needles National bank. ests blishesl
in March, 1888, by CaliforniA and Denver
parties, w.A,hered the financial stRm and
Is nov In COOL shHis. The capital stock
il $5O,ooo. q. W, Cove Ia president, II.
T. Hazard. vios presidents W, 4. Green.
le-, SECRETARY.
Beats of light drAaght run an the Col
orado river north 100 miles 10 Rldorndo
canon and south to Yuma on the Southern
Pacific The traffic Is In supplies IT pro-
visions and the carrying u orc thu opto-
sits direction Seasons are short and ON.
certain, owing b. low water and shiftinx
sAnds.
The Nevada Southern connects with
the Atlantic D Pacific at Blake, 30 milss
west. and runs 30 miles north. W within
ave niiss of the new vsndsrbilt miaing
camp. distvios of great promise. The
Shan, weekly of merit, 10 pabiishsd
there and second publication will show
mp. IL The printer deat change his mind.
During the sunmsr many leave their
bedrooms and sp~sad thar belongings on
he green swsrd ia shs fsoai yard. whsr.
thsy ''slssp tho sissp of The jas.." tn.
Thermometer has . habit a pols,inr q
10. along aboO, jsiy a@a Asxu.a, and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

CIYCINNATI, O., Sept. Trains on Sat
urday made the L.aionia track heavy and
stiff for the first two races. A heavy
storm before the third made the trnck
very muddy for the last four races. Fa-
yorite won the second, fourth and sixth
races. A l2 to ! nag won the first. The
others went to good second choices
Jockey J. Hill was suspended for pot try
ing to bring Aunt Tabitha in second IN the
fifth race.
Firs, race-One mile: Excelsior. II TO /,
won: Pirate, to 2. second; Equator, II 10
8, third. Time, 1:47$4.
Second-One mile and seventy yards;
Phiiopena, 3 to 3 won, Philora 3 to Z, Sec
ond. Eli u TO ] third. Time 1904.
Third-Declared off on account OF
scratches.
Fourth-Five and half furlongs; Re
peater TO ). won, Mercury u 20 |. second,
Insomnia 30 to l, third. Time 1:l41I.
Finh-Four and a half furlongs; Marie
Shrive to !, won, Silver roll l2 to l, sec
ond. Aunt Tabitha 3 TO l, third. Time
LOSS.
Slxth-Mile: Atamon won. Adelante L
to second. Time 1:1712.
Standardization four and half fur
longs; Tcloache S to l won. Seville A sec
opd, Aimee Goodwin third. Time :5o/4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. le.--Sugar opened at
l.O2 per cent a decline of "a quarter, taking
off the dividend from Saturday closing
Ga steady selling, with only an occasional
rally due to the covering OF short cont racts
TO take profits, the shares continued To
decline during the day. In the fin4l trad
ing the selling was heaviest and the losses
greatest. the low point Of the day 81 per
cent being touched just before the close.
a rally of Is per cent was made in final
sales. leaving a net decline on the day OF
5 per cent. The preferred stock lost !
per cent. 1t is said tnat inside interests
started the selling which Was taken up by
the bear traders. Rumor has it
that the company will issue statement
OF the finances yery soon. Distilliug
makes the next heaviest break. declining
So per cent from Saturdays final sale aud
closing within 3 per cent of the lowest
figure made. The stock was fairly well
held during The morning, but recsded dur
ing the afternoon, the general bulk of
sales being credited to Insiders. The re-
cent rumors as To receivership were re-
viveG and report was circulated to the
effect that the bondholderS proposed To
take the property 10 secure their bonds
There is a great uncertainty as 10 the fu-
ture of the company and III the final trad
ing in its stock IL was very feverIsh.
Declines were established at the close OF
3 per cent in Cotton seed Oil and = per
cent in General Electric and Consolidated
Gas. The railway list shared To some ex-
tent, the prevailing depression, but except
in Reading there was at no time ne great
pressure TO sell. Philadelphia was the
principal seller. AMI III the later trailing
"A recovery of per cent was made, Tire buy
ing orders being mainly for the same &C
count. and il l. believed the greatest part
ot the trailing was done by Philadelphia.
During the last hour. nearly every share
dealt in, brought lover values and tue
marker closed heavy at declines ranging
from 4 per cent TO 21s per cent
The pond market opened weak and WAS
heavy during the greater part OF the day.
but improved in the later dealings, aud
closed firmer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
MAKING PREPARATION.
He Fixed Things Up to the widows En-
tire Satisfaction.

He Fixed Things Up to the widows En-
tire Satisfaction.
The cowboy was telling some Of his
thrilling experiences, including several
incidental lvnchings.
Those lynchings are dreadful" en-
postulated a mild bred listener
Cant git along without them" said
the cowboy.
But they are wrong
"Great civilizers, though"
''The wrong man suffers some
times
Not very often"
Didn't you ever help hang the
wrong man.
Never but once in all nv expert
ence-"
Dreadful. dreadful No PREPARATION
could be made in such a case.
The cowboy looked a. the listener
with contempt
.Yor don't know Us PEOPLE, A" he said.
''Hhy, we fixed up that % the entire
satisfaction % everybody
How coald ypue"
Well We apSlogized n the vidder
the next morning; and a month later
the leader OF the hanging party mar
ried her"
Il don't sec how she could have done
such tang. and 50 soon. too
Ire cowboy became reflective
Well. ne said, II a mali basbful.
Apologize way, after minute
thought. .-mebbe she wOuld have wait
ed sixty 81 ninety days Il j; had been
anybody else but ne, and the listener
did not pursue the subject further
Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Rannnet Beats FaradaY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-At Gravesend The
best race of the day was the Clinton
stakes. Lightfoo5, Pocahontas and Beide-
mere finished heads apart in the order
named. Kentigerna pulled up bleeding
and MAMMA could not run up TO her spring
form. Banquet was a l to favorite IN
the Woodlawn handicap wlten betting.
but there WAS wild plunge on. the Pepper
and when the betting closed 4 70 could be
had all over the ring. Banquet, however,
won, although Simms had to drive him
hard to keep his head in front of Faraday
First race-Five furiongs: Kennel. won:
NlcoliDi, second; Enchanter, Third. Time,
I:O2.
Second-Six~ fuTlongs: Little Billy.
won; Derfsrgilla, second; Discount. third.
Time, 1:1415.
Third-Ciinton stakes. mile aud a six
tenth: Lightfoot. won; Pocahontas, Sec
oDd: Reldemere. third Time, 1:5114.
Fourth-Wocdlawn handicap, mile and
three sixteenths: Banquet. won; Faraday,
second; Hornpipe, third. Time. 2:l4.
Fifth-Five furlongs: Gatham won;
Applause second; Magician third. Time
l:02
Sixih-Mile and one-eighth: Emin Boy
won; Live Oak second; Prince Karl third.
Time 1857
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

- Want columns ~ Daily Paper tell
TOR where u Yavs 20 advertise
j. Won bavs anything 20 BUY. SELL,
TRADE or BENT, Try these Columns
- Payable strictly ia Advance.
No advertisement taken for les than lec.
ore line advertisements charged same
rate s. Two lines.
l'riceS given under classified heads IN this
coiumu applicable only - local advertise
lueEts. 70 foreign advertisements taken ~
above rates.
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN care OF
tie EAGI.E cfice should De called Tor within
lei. ,jays after insertion When advertisers
v isl repiy- forwarded 20 them stamped envel-
oies must Resent.
Reference 70 former advert iscInt ntS shOu d
give description and date ~ insertion or copy
~ the BdVefti>e-'c'it~ uouid le sent.
Net responsible Tor advertisements given
az diSCOntinued by telephone.
Classified advert iseututS viii be scents
er line each insertions; average Ssycn words
10 line. Hsatc l. -.is-reiirut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
MRS. j. :. DUNN,
TEACHER OF
PIANO AND HARMONY.
ROOMS 416-4lo sEDGWICK BUILDING
AN ARTISTS TRIAL
Painter Of tho IuapEsssionist school snd
HIS u.f.r. the Etra-~

A Painter Of tho ImpFsssionist school .nd
his B>fsr. the frsH
The Trnpressionist was standing sloss
20 hls own picture. Looks sort Of
soaked In, he said 10 himself. gazing
at the orange and red high Nghts and
the Rrsontsh- purple shadows. that
showed = Prodigsl uso of the broad
brush and tho palst.s knlfs> Tbs title
read. Before the Fire. This was .
change made a. the last m0Dsns from
After tho Bath" but TIE word Ere"
explained ths high hghts much batter.
As :he InpreSsionist backed away.
stul gazing through tho hollow Of bis
as.. he zlraozt bumped Into . rather in
te-sstinz couple who were approach
Gnc with the gallery stroll ia thsir
every uaOvsrent u was svidsr. thsy
had coms 20 talk the pictures over
he InYrssslonis. dropped behind %
listen
The Young gil fshs -as stlJl youna
and qri;e pretty gszsa Al he osssaesi
walls with frank ard critical ar.
sometimes measuring proportion vita
kzlf-snut eyes znd o. extsadzd ;auZS
snd fors6agsr.
well dons 7 shonld ssy. SAD ths
wong r1zn. Looking from ~ title 20
TIE red, startling picture ! nsssa
done 20 q erisp.' Ee Elcsa
Yea answered M gil p4usinz.
The IusPrsssiyaisiis cold call - O.
Iizht az The frat well done haS besa
folg1cd % ass. - suT~r.
what "a Toa tnfrk n this e-zg~-
I-r ofcou-sey~ inquired tae T01ug a.za-
Wei 40 ~ y0unz Frl. losstes-
th-uagn hzsf-sAuE ~Trz The nzaE a ho
- ated t{sat~--ATlng her land r
shows = contempt l0r nature nos bs.d
q familiarity
Ise impr-saloulst glaTso ~ hen.
bit As zFas q srss.. NAB 236 thsT lo-sks1
srxs ID &z4A -H4ryers 2ag@<-SS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Generous and Thoughtful.

The Husband-Weu, dearest, did-you
get your hat?
The Wife Gust home from shopping)
Yes. darling. and 1t is beauty, sud,
just think, it cost only twenty-five dol
lars. I'm ever SO much obliged to you
for the money. and for your kindness I
have bought you a new necktie. 1t IS
very pretty. isn't il?
1T is indeed, darling. What did you
pay for it,"
1T isn't the cost that makes the
thing valuable, you know. hut the spirit
in which il Is given. 1t cost seventeen
cents. N. y. Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Elliott Does UP Carver.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept. III. A. K.
Elliott, champion wing shot of the world,
made his right to that title bly, secure
today by winning the second of a series
ard the match with Dr. William +. Car
yer, the worlds champion rifle shot To-
days score was: Elliott, %; Carver, 93
The match was for $500 side, best two
ont of three shots at 100 live birds. The
score in the first match played Saturday
was. Elliott, 90; Carver. 81
Dr. Carver's poor showing then was
caused IN part by sore shoulder. This
member did not bother him so much to-
uay and he gave Elliot much better fight.
Honors fairly earned were the highest
award at the Worlds Columbian Fair and
the special award and gold medal H the
California Nlidwinter Fair to DIR. Prices
Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

Tie Eir1oos have = earioas saT -
sraphssiziaz VIA: tAey ssy. IN zsrzt
Villages - = sacred trSe. a - pa tEec.
Ard he gots srs sEPPosee - csl4Eht =.
a. saonz lts is3v.s AID llslsn ~ 10
f4usie ~ tAei1 rssslsnE The arPoa~nt
takes one = .hese Leaves ia h5e hsnds
sat inTg<es t1s gpsas, = DO 80 aogvs
A-z8. 20 erEsh hsm aud Ehose e~sT "a
.n a. as cTaz}lsz the ieEf ia hss haasls
u he sPs2As saytAing bat ia~ srath
fe ia~a p.Ee-z Kaa sr42hss tas iSzf
zad a.-.sz ukAt - ia ~ sAy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

New ORLEANS. Sept. 7-Cotton steady:
spot to arrive. $50; ordinary, 55s: good or
binary. 3 1916; low middling. 1-i6: mid
ding, 6 5-16; good middling. Il-l6: mid
ding fair. $40: fair. IS, nominal.
Receipts, 90 903, exports, Gscat Britain,
600; stock. - 40: futures barely steady:
sales. G., 500: September. So 1296. Il: Octo-
Der, ST I0d6 IL November. SN.11td SIS;
December. So 2566 %: FebrnarF. 6 35@6. 50:
March. So 40G5. ii; April. Sc 1915 T.; Nav,
Sc 5l@6 SO; june. 50 5000 IS; july. S66l
gJ6 f3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
CLOSING sFoJK QUOTATIONS.
1t is understood that the Canadian

1t il understood that the Canadian
government has decided to make some
changes in the northwest mounted po-
lice force with the view of making il
more effective. The numerical strength
of the force win be reduced somewhat,
but to compensate for this three bat
teries will be established at central
points. The armament of the force
viii also be improved by the adoption
of the Lee-Metford rifle. The force at
present is composed Of eS3 men. in six
divisions, and stationed at eighty-uins
points.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

ST Louis, sept. Nv heat-Hi-hs-
Cash and September. - cents: Dzcemb -r.
52si ,E7. ceuts: Nav 81 cents Cora. cash
loxrr 81. cents: Option higher. Sep;em-
b-v - cents; December 5tS cents; May
- cents. Oats. firm. cab - cents; - .
renIber 81. cents: October - 4. cent. Nay
~ cents. Pork. lower, Joining SI4 -.
Lard higher; steam & :, Choice : az.
Lad firm ;; 10, cash S-Ss ortoh-r
Spelter firm $ - FAX higher 81 20 bid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Sugar.

NEW YORK, Sent. Sugar-Raw,
centrifugal. 50 test, 80 and Q, 1OC bags mus
covado 50 test 1T 31s
Refined market quiet and lower; No. Z,
~: No z, 41zd5 10: No. S. 4@4 -l6; No. g.
3 1916; No TO- 35S(I4 lie; No II, 3 lI-1G@4;
NJ. - 35&@I5 10; No 10. 3 ll-l6: off a. 4
5-l6G5s; mould A. 1903 1l-l6; standard t
9-l695+; cOnfectioners' A, 49l6@$I; cut
loaf, 5Lt97-15 crushed. 51%97-16: powdered
4 l5-l6@51s; graduated, ll-l69Is; cubes,
4 Ih-1EnH1A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
BASE BALL.

It fell to Cincinnati's lot to bres k Baltl-
more's wonderful winning streak. This
was done Sunday. Baltimore had won
eighteen straight games, but the Reds
from over the Rhine broke the spell.
However the Orioles at once recovered
Themselves and took the second game from
Cincinnati Sunday and two from Pitts
burg Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

cash Qu0fatlUls were a. fJ.l0N-.
F.our-Winter patents. 3 JOa2 So; winter
straishts. - 5'afse spring patents, = Ia 81:
spring straight, - - @@i-
No. spri9S wheat 5S'.ai4i e. No. 5 sQrin;
70 II at. usml. No. > red 49,, SIC. M. corn.
5srtc No. 8 yellow corn -.-- cents. - .
Gals 5ji4C. No. white osfa31+aC, M. 8 ~ bite
Sst,S}, No. , rye 41C- No barley. &c
Nos 5a7elk \,o-s. 5l2 &c. y o. &. xssed 3 So
Prime tu.oThyseed. = 5lIsu1 Mess pork
per b5l. s. 9jaI4 ~. Lard. Per To- lbs. : eoseu
short rI;,s sides, loose. <-S1- Dry
salted shoulders. bnxe5. s5.Ol6St short
clear sides. boxed. IS I05S - Whisky dis
.il.srs' finished -cots, per ~ ON. s. 81 >u ars
- ut loaf, as; lran1la Ell. SIS; Standard A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Coffee options.

NEW YORK. Sept. -COffee-Options
firm at 50l0 cents advance on European
markets and local coverings. Septe mber
broke $500 points later. closed week for
September and steady for other mouths
Sales 1850 bags Total visible for the
United States Al, SIS bags against 2l5.0o4
bags last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Kans 5 City Grain.

Kansas CITY. No. sept. l7-Wb@st
-DulI: hslT lower NJ. hard. - =
cents: Va red - c-ut>. Coru-Fsis 4=-
usand No. = m!Xtd - cent. Nc = Walt
5l-s ceut- Oats-Slow No mixed, 81
cuts: No. , white, - cents. Rys-St-sdy.
81 eents. Flax seeG-tlFn. SLSzl n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE apparent
movement WAS better than the demand
which was much less active than on Mon-
day since August opened. It's the natural
following of the large business done In the
previous eight weeks. and of the large for
wardings from the mills that are replenish-
ing stocks. Printing cloths were freer at
three cents bid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
WHEAT TURNS UP
CORN SYMPATHIZES WITH IT AND
ACTS FIRM.

Decrease on Lakes of Above Million
Gives Wheat a Surprise and ii
Jumps Almost Il Cent-Bull5
Try to Boom the Market
With Frost Stories i'll the
North States but the
Attempt Proves
EEtile- Other
Markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
Too MANY 1nefs.

She Ito young poet}-How much do
you get for your poems. Charley?
Charley with pridel-From s. 10 s..
We'll, isn't that very little? see
that SIR Walter Scott got $4,000 foI
one Of his"
Yes; but you see writing poetry
isn't the business II used TO be. There's
too much competition. Alex Sweet.
in Texas SiftingS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

Bran Dull 63G65 cents. Hay Firm.
IImothg. 500: fancy prairie, $50. But
ter Steady. 1891 cents. Eggs-Firm.
1919 Cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
4 Nation Of Inrentn-s-

Foreign Nisitor-To what do YOU as
cribe the remarka BILE inventive ingeuu.
ity of Americans?
Host-Puritan mothers
Il do not understand
"a boy with that kind Of a mother
has got TO cultivate his inventive facul-
ties if he is going TO have any run. -
y. y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

huspand .irT75I Webster said. ''One
may live aS = conquerer. King or !
magistrate. but he must die a man -
Nife-Huw about me-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
CAMPBELL PRODUCE Co,
Buyers AMI shippers o,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH.

-erethoven's Pronetheus - rrobz-
blv the only ballet which has been
transferred bodily from tlse stage 20
the concert roam solely sa account o:
sAe music
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11-Butter Quiet
Eggs-Firm; receipts, 7.344 packages; west
cru fresh 161z@lS4 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

KANSAS CITY. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
1000; shipments $500. steady to strong.
Texas steers s.. 301S300 Beef steers So 80
ass 20. Native cows Sl.@S3.G5; stockers
and feeders Sls09S2 TO- Hogs-Reeeipts
., 200; shipments /. 200. Weak to ) cents
lower Bulk of sales SIS 50GS5. s.: Heavies
50. 753 So; Packers 81 70di6; Mixed IS 20G-
50 81; Lights S49S 80; Workers. 81. 55Qs5 60:
pigs 81 ESQ $40. Sheep-Rsceipts 4. 400;
shipments LOCO: steady to slow. Good to
choice natives s. 509S3. %: good to choice
western S2.25@S3; common and stockers
$21S2 50; goou To choice lambs S39S4. p.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18

Across the seas and around the world
60 the praises OF Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. Beyond comparison the most
uerfact rnadeU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-18
BOOM IN HOGS IS OVER.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE cattle market
was in better condition than was expected.
Receipts were 5000, ten thousand less than
common at this season OF the year. There
were 1000 western rangers and LOCO
Texans. The choice cattle were very scarce
and sold at p cents advance on the closing
prices of last week. Some choice cattle at
S500tg6 80; Medium to good corn fed
beeyes. 81 50@5.75 with grassers and COM
mon fed steers So 40G4.5; native cows
sold readily and western rangers also
sold stronger. Good feeding cattle were
in very good demand.
The hog market opened slow and weak
at Saturdays closing figures, but later de-
cljned SOLO cents, making decline of 3OG1
50 cents since last Thursday. Receipts
were fully up to expectations and
quality better than for several days past,
still the demand for even the best lots
was slow and they shared in the general
depression, in fact choice heavy were seem.
ingly the weakest of the list at the close.
The shipping demand WAS rather lndlfter
ent and packers acted beGrish from start 10
finish, several OF them being almost en-
tirely out of the market. Some fancy
heavy We're held at So 1905 with So. 60 tue
best bid. Early and later buyers offerep
only So 80 for the very best. so that several
lunches Of prime stock remained In the
pens. Fully 5000 undesirable hogs were
carried over and the market for them was
fiat. Heavy packing sold largely s. 70@
81 so; heavy shipping principally So l00
6.35 and most of the light weights, 50 81
@s600.
Receipts of sheep consisted OF about
IL, 900 head, large proportion of which
Were westerns. n sharp demand prevailed
for desirable sheep and lambs, and sales
men were able to secure better prices.
Good TO choice sheep sold 10 cents higher,
with lower grades strong. Lambs showed
an advance of 109l5 cents. Both wers ac-
tive and the supply soon cleared. West
ern sheep. 9S@112 pounds, sold at s.. 75G
8. 10; na'ives. 81 25@2 80; 73-pound Utau
lambs, So 80. The bulk of the lambs sold
at So 5J@3 70.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; calves, 1000;
hogs, $4,000; sheep. l. O0O
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Sept. IL.

Hog market l0c lower. There were large
number Of trashy hogs among the receipts
which We're difficult 10 sell at low figures.
Old sows unless fat We're not desirable even
at low prices. Good fat hogs In active de-
1nand at strong prices. It viii pay well to
keep back hogs until fat.
REPRESENTATIVE sALEs.
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CATTLE.

Cattle market strong. Cattle OF all kinds IN
good demand AZ strong prices
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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OMAHA, Sept -Cattle-Receipts, f.
1GO head: while there were III cars Of
fresh cattle on sale today, there were no
native corn fed steers in the yards. There
were. however. some good westerns here.
One bunch of Colorado westerns brought
s. S., and Wyoming westerns, So. -. As
Receipts, LOCO; trade ruled slow, although
prices averaged up pretty much the same
as on Saturday. From s. 90 To So so WAS
paid for common 10 very fair mixed hogs.
Eastern markets were reported lower and
the general tone to the trade was weak.
No sheep.
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Western Association.

At Jacksonville RHE
JacksoDville-.1 0 0124 o. SIS 4
Des Moines. o 0 2 l 0 o. ,
Bstteries-Carrisch aud Lohbeck, Gragg
and Seisler.
At Rock Island r H z
Rock Island. ....11OO303 O-Su l
St. Joseph. 2 0 OF o. l
Batteries-Sonier and sage, Feehan and
Snyder.
At Peoria Ri f
Lincoln .......O O0oOO02 0-27
Peoria. 600 90 0 q O. 8 l
Batteries-Barnes and Speer, Beam aud
Terrien.
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Chicago MAJ ket.
Opened. HigheSi Lowest. Closing

CHICAGO, Sept. Il.
The market today experienced ths following
range OF prices.