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Fattening oxstsrs to Music.

Down in South street there is an aged
FISHERMAN who fattens his stock by feed
ing them on oatmeal and water, and dur
ing the meal the bivalves are RECALLED with
a concert especially arranged for their
benefit The old man has cool, dark
cellar, and the oatmeal water is kept in
tubs and spIashcd over the oysters with a
dipper, but they are not fed until the con-
cert is well under way. an oyster, it
seems, has a soul for music and IL Is not
particular so long as the music is loud and
lively. Therefore while the old man Is
mixing the water and meal negro boy,
who Is known in the neiEhborhOod Of Full
ton market as the black Levy, sits on
an upturned tub and plays the cornet
with considerable rough skill
After few moments the oysters begin
70 open their shells, as If 10 call out,
Bravo. bravo and when they are ali
agape and the clear notes Of the cornet are
causing them 10 be fully alive 70 the de
lights Of life the old FISHERMAN splashes
them with the meal and water, and they
absorb it grecdiiy and wax fat He says
that he can fattsn 100 bushels Of oysters
10 perfection in one-half the time it would
take to do SO without music, ana that X
no could get the right 10 have an oyster
fatteniuC cellar under the stage Of the
Metropolitan Opera House his fortune
would be maGe-New i oTk Nail and TX
prcSS
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LABOR DELEGATES MEET.
Representatives of Thirty-Five Unions
Hold a Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-7he delegates OF
thirty-fiye labor organizations met last
night in Clarendon hall and adopted a
platform on which labor proposes to enter
the political campaign at the coming cleo
ton. John B. Lennon. treasurer of the
American Federation of Labor, was chosen
permanent chairman of the convention,
and John j. Kinnerly, prominent POpu-
list, permanent secretary. The platform
adopted unanimously embodies the follow
ing declarations.
Resolved, That we urge he election OF
legislators favorable to the following de-
mandS:
That the government own and control
all means of transportation and cOmmuni-
cation. mines. and all other mOnopolies;
ownership by municipalities OF all street
railways. gas and electric light plants and
water works necessary 10 public service,
and such other business thai may become
proper legal local functions and should lie
controlled and managed 10y and foc the
whole people concerned through their
proper government, local, state or national,
rs it may be.
We demand a national currency, safe,
sound and flexible, issued by the general
government only, a full legal tender for
all dc bis public aud private and that with
We demand that all laws shall originate
with the people, and b. voted on aud APP
proved by them before finally passed
upon by congress and legislatures We
demand the enactment or an efficient
eight hour law and a penalty attached for
the violation of said law by either employ
err or employe, and that IL shall be Obllga
tory upon the part of the district or state
attorneys TO prosecute at the expense OF
the state and upon information received
by one or more responsible parties, all par
ties violating said law
We demand that convict labor shall not
compete with free labor; hat factory acts
shculd protect women and children, and
that children under IL years Of age shall
be prohibited from working in ANY branch
of industry for wages or hire; that the liza.
bilitv of employer to employe shall he the
same as that of employers 10 uon-em
ployees; that all conspiracy laws designed
10 opnre-s labor shall be abolished
We demand The abolition ofShe contract
system on AL city, state and national
public works, and tbat none but citizens
hall br employed. We imperatlvely de
Inaud that sufficient accommodation ful
sci DOL children shall be provided rs onz
Of the most essential means of national
progress. The platform will he sent Il
every labor organization in the city.
Resolved, That every delegate here be
instructed 10 recommend 10 his orEauizI-
tion hat its members be requested to join
the Peoples party organizations IN assem-
bly, districts, upon condition fha our plat
form as adopted here bc coBCurred IN by
hat marty
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THE QUICKEST MAN IN ROME"
A "Cabby" Who Says He Is Relative of
the President of France.


No one in Rome was happier over the
election of NJ. Casimir Perier as presi-
dent of the French republic than Domen-
ico Piergentili, the owner and driver Of
a street coach which stands every morn
ing IN a certfan corner waiting fOr passen-
gers. When Domenico took up his paper
containing the announcement of the cleo
ton, he was almost speechless from joy.
When he had recovered himself sufficient
ly, he ran TO his colleagues, crying:
"How glad that makes mel A relative of
mine president of Francel What an hon.
orr am the lucbiest man in ROme!''
Domenico, to celebrate the occasion fit
tingly, invited all his brother Jehus to a
great dinner in the Osteria del CYCLIC di
Firenzi and there toasted his famous
relative for many hours.
The reporters of the Roman papers nat
urally heard of Domenico's tale and sought
interviews with the brave fellow.
''Casimir- Perier is your relative?" they
asked.
Undoubtedly, gentlemen" came the
answer, and a smile of pride spread over
the bronzed features Of Domenico.
"How is that"
''Ecco! In the year 1875 jerome CAST
mir Perier, brother OF the president, was
in Rome. had the honor during his en-
tire sojourn to drive him about, going
once even as far as the Castelli Romani.
Before his departure jerome Casimir-Pe-
rier, the brother Of the president, sent for
me.
Dear Domenico," said the brother of
the president 10 me, 81 am going away to-
morrow. But you have served me so well
that 1 wish TO give you some memento
which viii prove that 1 shall always re-
member you. Say what 1t shall be. "
. 'Excellenza, replied, and Domenico
proudly drew himself to his full height,
L have served you, and you have paid me,
and nv claim is settled. If, however, you
wish to leave me some nemento, you need
only hold the child which my wife pre-
scented me yesterday over the baptisInal
urn
THE brother of the president of France
consented at once and declared he consider
ed it a great honor TO he the godfather OF
Roman and became thereby relative OF
our family"
The relationship IS not very close. .
but the good Jehu never grows tired OF
telling his friends of the great honor
which has come TO his family.-New York
Tribune.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers %
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY


This divine poet have never oeaeesd %
rad, writes William Dean HoweIls in HE
literary autobiography IN Ths Ladiss'
Home Journal Ills HiswAtha" va n
rev book during one q thoss terrlbls Lake
shore wiuters bit al the other poerns
where old friends vith re By that time
VIA a sister who g. ~ longer living /
had q pecul-a- devo-ion f8r biz pretty and
touching and lightly hurrsTous tale r.
q. Kavnnazi vhl-h was - = village lie
enough Ike orr own in some things -
make ~ know the truth 81 as delicate
reals
We used 20 rad e ard talk 9. fc-dlv
over toz,ther, and hellsve souls ss0rsss
- Ike make and manner zrrv cot = or
pleasure 81 g. They were never Gn.sbrd.
bug y vas enough 20 beTsu theEa. ard
there were few writer's X Any snsong
ihoae I delighted IA vic sEeap@G ths RID
ute q an imitation. ore has ~ ocE.r that
way. - ~ less- one bad n isy cay Per
hsps e = nos possible fer Toung wF'ier
% heFin by being hlraeet bot r. ny PAT
that va rot half 80 important - % -
Ike s1z1s one els- Li-erNfurr. r0s lie,
was ny air.. AID = rgr-1e Ire = 'saz ny
.oy al my pride
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GT:NERAL BUSINESS REVIEW
Given Of Corn, wsest and Cotton Upon
Tho Country's business.

NEW YORK. sept AR G.. Duun's
weekly review OF trade says:
Business has met no set back this week
aud continues better than ia early August
sud better than a ysNr ago. directly after
the panic. The country has now passed
nearly thrso weeks under the new tariff
and all admit that the changes have been
OF less importance a. vet than was expect
Cd II ia sone branches business has ma
tsriaiiy decreased, It has gained little or
fallen Of in others.
Loss 10 SONS directions = explal ned by
crop reports for The most favorabis esti.
mate 81 experts put tue loss OF corn a.
about 900 0UO,00o susssls whereas the gov
srnment report Is by some inter
gr-ted as meaning a loss Of billion
bushels The opiuion OF trade does
net favor this estimate a4d the prics has
not risen At all during the week. though
receipts have been very small, exports bRys
practically ceased aud sli realize the
shrInksge o. $1,000 bushels IL ssrious. IL
10 proves 20 be 10 greater. a. u must elect
prices OF meats for year or more PORK
- unchanged. bat lard has risen - cents
pee 100 pounds. Nor are Ohlcial reports
encouraging as u wheat. Western re-
ceipts Ia two wees have bssn n. is4. esT
bushsl-t aEaiu-t t.pJf. foi lat yea. ADJ
Atlantic exports Gully 2 Os4 20. against 5
los 81 last year. and the prize. - cent
lower Considerabis injury - officially re-
ported 70 cotton. bat few expect iess than
= 800 90 bAl-s. which - more thaa enough
AMI the price - a -istsesth lovsr.
There - still a fair business in woolsns
.nd for cheaper grades Of spring zOois
but scarcely anything l. done ~ the hnsr
gr-des Abous half she u-usl business in
the Agzregats has been Goas. but 10 20.
cheaper grades. SalSs 81 wool have bsru
3 go 20 Ia two week against 2. 36T o. ikss
year aud is.4s5 Sd 10 l-.2- The Makes
srs easier aad isss active. all Awaitiag Tia
London sales.
Failures IL the first part % the week.
show Liabilities o. 0aiy q. 81. O10 - Which
tiI5 10 were Of manufacturing add 49,
- trading concerns The aggreEafs -
Liabilities reported FOR August - ti0.9sT
5l3 This week. ths failures have bees ~
ia the La.te1 STATES against 5lf last year.
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A PFDDLER KILLED.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Sept IA
Further particulars were received today
from the Cherokee nation concerning the
dead peddler whose remains were found
near Locust Grove. From letters found on
his person and from marks on his saddle,
there is no further doubt but what the
murdered man was w. p Gushing. who
filed on the northeast quarter of section -
1918 west. Cushing's claim was under
contest and J. II. Everest. an attorney Of
this city, WIS employed to attend to the
interest of Cushing ia the contest trial.
The letter found on his person proved to
be letter from Mr. Everest, with refer
ence 20 the suit. 1t appears he visited the
Cherokee country for the purpose of sell
ing goods.
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Taral is Set Back for Crowding

NEW YORK, sept 14-Although rhe card
did not promise much in the way OF racing
there was plenty of excitement AZ Graves
end track today. Il was good day for the
bookies. Four favorites ont Of seven fell
BIZ the waysjde aud in each case the win
ming fsvorite only got the decision by
short distance after a hos drive.
Conneisseur WAS the first past the wire
in the sixth but did not get the money, A.
il was taken away from him 90
a claim of foul The flag fell
TO good start. Ccnnisseur. Owlet.
and Havoc SCI tue pace and when they
ueared the turn IN the stretch. Tsral drove
Connisseur against Owlet sud be in turn
knocked Havoc back SIX lengths. Then
there was il ding dong finish and Tara
landed his mount winner by = hali
length After ell the jockeys had been
questioned and the patTo! judge had given
his ties; iTnouy. the race Was CIFen 70 the
long shoJ, Owlet.
Fir>' -ace-Fivs furlong~; Oily Gsmin
won: Kenneth second, Eachanter third
Time. i-J23s.
second 5ace-F.ye fu-I0nEs: Kaiula
i ", third. Tine, l-U2-s
Third-One mile: Do4bolus Won: Dun
cannon. second; IDqulsitive. third- Time
Fonrth-Six furlongs: Hurlinchsm won.
F}irt. second; Governor Sheehsu, thIsd-
Ftfih-MiIe and eighth: GalHse woa
Pafrician. second; Figaro, third Tins,
I:i5
Slxth-Six furlongs: Owlst won; Louise.
FLY. second. HAyoc third Time. lso!.
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y hzs been sid thss tie Arse~fezn r-aa
- ths crsv UzaE Who car So re-laaa .
s-rvlcs N4taozs ieo.i-E 81 k~- fe sal
fhs o-lY ars.ai wts can lDok at be- - 60
EE4gtsssr il.1s sa4l1l sSul. \ crzaslsre rrlsts.l
- 30 mother w.fs I'D sistrT 4r9 n3s
merely 80 f~znslAe 70 kcszu-r. SrsE-4
Grace EiArrF tanning IA al srt-r.s IL
ftss-l 81 fes1ess u Two Ceu1ts.es- -
E'.a Lar 49, fiauss tnarusl sa- il IA
ia 80 s-4rUf-aa E-sa- Ee % galzs8t hs
81 ar-erssls g. can - al tsas - eaa>zsI-
+as - Ray narss q pete rvge - 90
i-z,-snE usSs- - uaaF kzF~ 81 irdsTlf
uzi r-srscs f.s sor1s Tad Fidusl slrrssG q
sFoEs~u Dc EAgsss 5Us FrssrrDce lpg HoSs-
.-.-us1 a. y ezl@aAso.1 - a@s LA
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the navigable waters of the United States
and also for the refund of duty TO ex-
porters OF meats cured with imported salt,
SAYS:
while this,is language which is omitted
In the present law, il does not appear 10 tx
Inconsistent with the provisions thereof
The department Therefore holds the para-
graph cited has not been repealed and thai
dutiable salt in bond may continue 60 be
withdrawn for curing fish Tres of duty"
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Western Association.
THE PUSSY NAN.
He Does n Good Deal More Than Re Thinks
to Spoil Home.

II there is one thing . real womanly
woman despises more than another, il is q
fussy man. She can never overlook effem-
mate qualities in the other sex. Yet there
are certain little qualities Of character
makeup not essentially masculine that 90
such long way toward making her lot .
happier one The helpful man need not
be a Miss Nancy By any means because be
sees 10 putting away his clothes instead Of
leaving them strevn about for mis- wife 70
gather mp. He Is not one whit less manly
because he does not throw cigar ashes OF
the floor. but puts them n the place al
lo1;od for such debris
Some lords Of creation, spoiled from boy
hood by mothers and sisters who waited OF
theIa hand and foot, do not rcslize the
amount OF unnecessary work they cause
their wives BIZ habits Of negligence - eas-
lily conquered II only they would think
a little.
Few men can realize what Z well kept
pleasant home means - a wife They can
not understand the genuine affection won
en- have for chairs and tables. and that n
scratch on one or a stain on the other is a
real wound 70 their feelings OF course
men appreciate 3 perfect ensemble, but 30
few help their wives 10 keep up the stand
ari. Comfort suggests putting Up the
feet on the window siliS. Up they 80. Re
suIt-pain-s Soiled and woodwork Iuarred,
wife naturally vezed. Comfort suggests
leaning back IN a spindle legged chair with
head nesting on delicately tinted wall pa
per. The only wonder in this caSe i that
tie result Is not lar more disastrous than
/; usually + and that the ease loving gen
-Tnr~a~. do r,f-- c-,s. a much deSzrvess f7fsr-
bic. In a dozen WAYS man Ulwittiugly
adds 10 his wife's isbors- while tiny tit
q thought. which means 10 dininui.on oi
his personal comfort. would % materially
augment hers. Easy going husbands.
who seldom think. begin ID think now
Philadelphia Times
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WEATHER BULLETIN

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today -
Fair and decidedly cooler Saturday and the
forenoon Of Sunday; Sunday afternoon
warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday ............ SO
Lowest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
AitAn VI
With cloudy weather and occasional showers;
south wind in the morning, shifting TO north;
rising barometer Rainfall 80 inch.
Relative humidity at a. N. 80, and at p.
IN. 81.
Average temperature for month............ "A
September average. past five years. %
Average for I4th day ........................6 IS
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE following is
the forecast up till p. m Saturday.
For Kansas-Fair; probably cooler in vicin-
fty of Dodge City; north winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
slightly cooler; winds becoming northerly.
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CINCINNATI. Sept A-About Il. 900 p.o-
pie were present The track Was in good
condition; weather favorable Favorites
won the first. fifth and sixth races. A IL
to shot won the third. GOOD SECOND choices
won the other three races. There were
fiity-three starters out OF hitY-eigot
entries
First race-Mi!e: Tariff Reform won.
Time 1:431I. S@cond-Miie and seventy
wards: Henry Young won. Time l:4614
Third-Five and oae-half furlongs: Whit
WOO. Time, Less. Fourth-Miie and
one-sixteenth: Ciementiue won. Time,
l:4S1[. Fiftb-h'ive furiougs: All Over
won. Time. 1:03J{ Six.h-Mile: Eva
won. Time. 1857.
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Won by the Twister.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept 14.-At the fourth
days races and fair. heavy rain came on
and continuing, finally ruined the after
noon aud night program. all of which went
over until t5morrow when an attempt will
be made to finish both tue program of to-
day and tomorrow The attendance WAS
most fl+ttering, the pail admissions reach
iUg the l.. 900 max. Ia the midst of the
2:30 pace RAIN came nu, stopping the sport.
Three heats OF tae 80 psce, $500 were put
through. Billy the Twi-ter winning first
and third heats in 2:2l; 2:23; " hirey won
second heat in 2:2531. Two heats OF the
2:32 trGt, purse 500. We're trOtied, both he
ing taken by Ben Kinney, time 2:231 &;
2:22 The program for tomorrow will IN
cude all the unfinished races. the military
review and the Running and bicycle races.
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Paris Criminals.

OF all cities u the world Paris presents
q gathering OF humankind most fearfuIly
mixed in its clements Of disorder, The
criminal brought UP from childhood il the
capital will risk his life for tho privilege
OF living there. Accordingly maliy cr!iri-
Paris in spite Of the strictesU surveillance
OF the barriers viii work their way IN
again and take up their career OF crime
under other naInes.-paris Letter
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Kansss CITY Grain.

Kansas CIT. no. SEPT u Wheat
very dul! &c lover;No. hard - csut-.
No. nsrd - CsEts. NJ Z
r-d &c 46 cs8ts. 30 Tr1 a
cent lower. Nc. miXei - c-ut-.
No. white s. crnt.- Ozt--Sfe<dr
lower. No ? mixei S3F3I e-ut-. NJ. ?
white - cents. BE NJ. Jj5I ceats,
FIar-eed higher. tLSBqa =. Bran doll. -
G66 c.nts- Hay Arm. timothy s. r.
prair;e SOS Better firm; c-s.meTy i.'
.13s ceuts, dairy isgls oeuts, Eggs stssdE
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pRouFn SATISFACTORY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE recent shell
test at Indian Head by the ordnance com
mittee of the navy have been completed
Four l0-iuch shells of cast steel made bI
the johnson company. of Spuyten, Duyve
aud two of forged steal made by the MID
vale company were fired at IS inch
Harveyized plates Commodore Sampson
of the ordnance bureau says the shells
proved highly satisfactory, although they
were not expected TO break
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COLOR BLINDNESS.

DENVER. Sept. ia lengthy paper on
color blindness. which Was discussed in AN
Instructive manner, consumed he time OF
the travelling engineers Al the morning
session. Pittshurg and Cincinnati entered
"A contest for the next convention, Pitts
burg coming out victorious. The cues
tion of making Chicago permanent head
quarters for the organization is bring
seriously contemplated. The ladies auXiii-
airy rendered a reception TO the visiting
ladies' this evening.
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ST. LOUIS, sept. I2-W heat-Lower
Cash 505s emit: September -. ceEt-.
Deceut,-r 81. E53. May So cents
Cora lower. cssu - cent: September - !
cent?: December. So cenls; January -
c-u5s: May -. GEMS Oats lower; cAsG
s.; cents: sep ernber 30 cent; October
81 i cents: Mag $50 ceu:s Por. lover. job
bag $I475 Lars. lower steam :. 80
choice s IL Lead higher, g "a: spot
cash, g .. >eptsal Dsr sod Ocf0ber Aig1er.
e. 30 Flax seed. higher SLSi DC,
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NEWCASTLE Wins at CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 14-Results at
Glenyiie: Iu the PA class trotting, purse
$500: Newcastle won fourth, seventh and
ninth heats aud race. Time 2:1611. 2:195i,
2I71z. Bourbon Wilkes, Jr., won fifth AMI
sixth in 2:1S, 2:iSjI. EIoise won third aad
eighth in,2:l55l. 2:lS94. Count Robert won
first and second. Time 2;l31Z, 2:I4 Belle
Cosset, 10 and Red Line also started.
In the 2:1S class. trotting, purse $500 (un-
f1nished): WisJful won the third aud
fourth heats. Time 2:1719, 2:17s4. Silver
plate won first heat III 2:141+. Florida
Monarch won the second heat in 2:19
Civiltine, Repetition, Forest Boy, Black
Storm and Senator Rose also started.
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Chanrch His Mind.

Indignant Citizen-Here. you fellow,
what do You mean by beating that horse
in that way? I've q notion 70 have you
run in.
Toamster-The critters got TO he beat.
He always was balky. That's why they
took i'm of the track.
Took him of the track By geo, it's
old Mudhooks, the very horse that lost me
$. 500 by baking in the middle Of race
three wears ago. Soak him again, VIII
us''-IndianapOlis Journal
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KILLED HIS WIFE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "A -Thomas Taylor
50 years old, killed his wife. - years old
today by shooting her with pistol which
he then turned on himself. Taylor's
wound is not dangerous, however, the
wounded wife having turned his arm tC
one side Just "a be was about to put a
bullet through his heart. Jealousy caused
the deed. The couple had quarreled fire.
quently Taylor accused his wife of undue
Intimacy with Other men.
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SMALL INCREASE.
BY Purchase the Administr alton R
ports a Larger Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE net cash in
the treasury at the close Of today was
Sl27. 162. AL. of which $50, q4s. 524 represent
ed the gold reserve.
The gold reserve has been steadily
climbing upward ter the past month. Ga
August S it reached its lowest point in the
record of the department So, lS9 90
Since that date it has increased almost
s.. 200, coo sud the increase has largely al
laved the fears OF treasury
officials During the past week
il has Increased over s.. 10000 This H.
crease IS accounted for 10y the surrender Of
gold volunt 4rily by banks and It's eN-
change FOR small notes. During the past
week S2l6. 0G0 have been so exchanged. The
balance of the increase is due 10 the pnF-
chase of bullion at Helena, Denver ana
Charlotte c, y. G.
The large increase of the output OF gold
in Colorado and Montana. piles mp the
Eol: reserve A. il fluids : way directly 10
the assay office II the government
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COOP HOGS sTrLL HroH.

CHICAGO. S-pf. lf-In she cattle market
,rsd= VS. iiga'. wis5 little change g.
prizes To demand f5f seer sIccc va.
aor a. al urgent aud the movement = p
,lnH zsd dific,s,t a. ThuudaT's pTsees
There Ess oniy 2,gf3 aetis- cattle GA sale.
TIE bulk q! tse arrivals co,sissing -
range calves fron Texas aud tie nor =
w-s. There we're few native st-srs o.
choice Quality. bat Iks cenzad ws.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA -rhern we're num-
ser one orders for moderate quantities, but
the greater part went on the order books
Printing cloth firm. low priced gnghams
scarce. aud stock exhausted and produc-
lion well covered by orders Bisached
cottons IN good request. but most makes
sold ahead. Fall River sales for tina wee K
we're a6sut l50,oO pieces Rad stocks u
sixty-four squares reduced TO about the
same quantity.