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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17


number Of times.
Rome existed as a republic for
four hundred and eighty years, and
the conditions Immediately pre-
ceeding the rise of Caesars, may
well be studied by our people.
The historian tells US of the years
Immediately before the fall of the
republic, that "Factlon had come
into the place of patriotism, and
selfshness had consumed public
spirit. The great care had come
TO be, TO obtain public place as
means of gaining access to public
wealth" Thus prostituted the Ro.
man Republic fell, because it had
lost the power OF self-government
In France during The closing
years of the last century, the con
ditlons did not differ materially
rom those that preceded the fall
OF The roman republic. Then il
was an impudent, greedy aud sell
ilsh aristocracy, against "a patient
md long suffering people, madden.
ID by misery, inched with power.
y and rendered hopeless by hone
ltf'r ed. Unable 10 longer bear {
he burdens imposed, the French |
eople rose in their wrath, and the !
ristocracy went to Obstruction and
othing was left OF them oxrept an =
xecrated memory. What follow. h
d in fair France Is enough TO pale o
ne cheek Of any friend Of human e.
y, but fearful as events were. we s.
re reminded that the passions OF p
10 unrestraired human animal W
'e much the same now as they VI
ere in times past. =. -
4 "
81, -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-09-17

In the closing years Of this GER.
tury we as II people are composcJIy
Ignoring all the teachings of his.
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NOTIONS AND NOVEL TIES

Something new in sterling fancy articles Glove Buttoner
gnea nan handles o Nail Files should be every dressn
two sizes soc and $500 Pen Knives two sizes rs and S0
msn or infants Sets Link Cuff Buttons Shirt Studs Lace P
oorettes styles coorings Plated Chiffon 10 inches w
Mousseire Puff Bows, latest New SILK Puff BOWS latest
Ties latest out New effects in stripe and plaid Ribbons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
BLOOD ON LuETGEaTvs KNIFE.
Experts Testify to Presence Of
Human Remains sn the Vat.

CHICAGO. Sept ie.-Thsre was eons,d-
er2bls progress IN the Laetxert trial today.
The day vas devoted 20 The hearing OF ex-
pert testimony. i was Shown that ,hs
matter collected "a the crevices % tia
pocket knife given by tia aIIef-ed muir
derer - his former wee,hesrt Mrs. Fe.de.
on the eve Of lis arrest. consisted OF blood
and particles cf muscular tissue.
The state continuously attempted 70 es-
tabHsh that the particles 81 'ooas. sesA ard
organic matter taken from The vat and
connecting sluiee had a. one time been
portions Of human body, but. though
their experts readily assentea 20 The Prop
osisson thAt the SUI ressrn bIe3 sesh and
Sone q the human as1nal they refused
% deny upon EXPERIMENTATION snst they
bore an exact resemblance 70 the flesh ara
bone OF any other waTm-bloodcd animal
wac eats similar food
TIE three experts wbo tss1aed were
Prof Marx Dc Ia f'onsAtne. teacher OF
chemistry 81 a Chicago high s1aool. Pro-,
Walter q Hzines. prOfssso- OF chemistry
In TIE Rush medical college. and George
Vincent BAILEY oSteoloEiss of the slela
Columbian museum
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SEeeial plspatch 20 the Post-IntelAgencer.
LooMFS. WASH. Sept ia--Tne Pcpnlist
cs-cialS q The county Notified all bush
ness houses that the sunday law vas
70 be strictly enforced. As = Consequence,
Sunday Tor the first time in the his-
tory * Leonls. saloons. stores ard shops
were completely shat down. even - TIE
back doors % TIE saloons AS there are
no reading o. club rcaE8s 80 town. tas
popuiaee spent tAe day summing on TIE
streets. and 4 the strict Eatter Of the
law Is adhered &c. Il Is wondered how
the large population % SINGLE men VII
dispose % themselves when driven INSIDE
BY cold weather. 1soagnts - the traa-
ing pasnt fer a large area IT mialaG and
AGRICULTURAL country. ard sunday q
good many peopla coming FER supplies
distances varying frosa ave - twenty
liss--were Obliged 70 oepart without
their leads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship walla Walla leaves for San
Francisco and the Umatilla Is due 10 ar
rive from the same port today.
Lilly. Bogardus < Co. received word yes
terday that their steamer Clan Mcdonald
had met with an accldent on the skagit
river. No particulars were given. I,ne
City OF Champaign viii go cut ON the Nc
Donald's run today.
Annie NJ Nixon, Capt Stream, arrived In
port yesterday from Mary island with 500
cases OF salmon. packed by the company
I'ss were sightss on re avn rS t19p
with all well on board
Tug Pioneer was at the bunksSs yeter-
day taking on coal preparatory 10 towing
the bark Shirley TO Skagusy. The freight,
evening. but some difficulty In regard TO
the registration OF the vessel caused delay.
She win probably get away early ibis
morning.
Schooner N. NJ Morrill,. which has been
IN the pilot service since January last. ia
scheduled TO leave for Copper river the
latter part Of this month. The Morrill, 10
S-ton schooner. capable OF taking
of Capt. Whitney. formerly skipper of the
schooner Bryant
schwabachsrs wharf resembles a large
foundry yard, being covered with the ma
ehinery for. the stearners Powers. Cudshy
Michael en- the Portland now loading lum-
Der az Kerry's mill. IL is not expected that
the Portland will get away before tomor-
row naorning. So far sixty psrsons have
taken passage ON her.
Steamers City OF Topeka, City OF Seattle
and George r. Starr are al due from Skag-
nay and Dyca, but none OF them has vet
been reported. The Topeka WAS due on
"wednesday and Is scheduled TO sail today
at a. m, but VIII not get away before
tomorrow evening a. the earliest The
City OF Seattle was expected yesterday and
the George T.. Starr any day this week.
The trim little s4-ton schooner Emma.
Capt Benson, was towed into the stream
yesterday by the tug Harry g. prepara-
tory 20 a long trip 20 her home port at
Marzovia. on the south coast OF Alaska
The Emma came down from the Arctic
region carly this month with eighteen o.
ter skins for which Cart Benson refuse1
an offer OF $3.50. though what prfce he OBJ
tanned for them he viii not state She
has a cargo OF provisions for her return,
trip.
A new style OF boat for use on IN. Yu-
kon river Is on exhibition az a water front
sail loft IL ls composed entirely OF iron
and canvas and weighs less than I2S
ponds. and can be AIKEN 20 pieces ard
packed In g very small compass Ths
gunwale and rail are OF gas pipe aud tbs
rios are bands OF s.eel an lnoh vida Tia
framework is covered VITA canvas Irhs
craft is II feet long. { fee, beam, ard =
cspAbis OF carrying - tuns OF fright
Her power OF endurance Is an unknown
quantity.
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rou,l sa,arv ain votea pewn.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. ia.--At totay's
sessson ~ the Natio<aaI ASsoclsr 81 OF Let
ter Carriers q resolution IN favor q a bill
raising ths salaries % carriers IA FIRST class
cisies from s.. 40 20 8 %. was voted down
bv 9-s 20 %t-
The question &c ire ioeatton % Ire next
oonvsaston vas tAsn taken %. Toledo
s. Louis. Omaha ana Scranton. Pa. were
tne only competitors.
After saorT but hct Hsht Toledo vas
victorious On ire same oAi2ot ft vas
decided thai thsre sls0ld - a reserve
fana Tor TIE Mutual Bene<t Association
The relieving sssiceTs were elected;
President. john ~. Parsons. New York.
viss president. Coura1 TT.ebe-. Sag Fran
csseo. secretary. joan 2. Victory. wsxn.
sfgton. treasurer. NJ J. Corners. Cnt-
caxo: executive eoa-@-S = Stevens. cxa-
csnrafis +. J. fsourhs. Syracuse; cars
fsooEhs8s. Desroass n J Curtin. Lynn: =.
+. McElruy. Rra1ss9oFt. legislative can
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. o-Arrived--
Blk j. u. Peters. Port Clarence. via CHG.
nix. schr Kate and Anna. hunting; schr
Excelsior Port Blakeley; schr North Bend,
Gray's harbor: schr Dora Bluhm. Seattle.
Sailed Mlneola, Comox; str Colum-
bia, Astoria; str Arcata, Coos bay; ship
Yosemite Tacoma
ASTORIA. Sept. s.-Arrived-Br gh
Torey Dale, from Hongkong. Sailed-Str
Alice blanchard for San Francisco. Sept.
f0.-Sailed-Str state OF California, for San
Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. s.--Arriyed-
Schr Annie Larsen from Tacoma
NEWPORT. Sept e.-Sailed-Schr Don
eyer, from Gray's harbor.
PORT GAMBLE. Sept. s.--Arrived-Bk
Fresno from Honolulu: schr Okanogan,
from San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE, Sept s.-Arrived-Bk
Fresno Capt. Underwood. twenty-thres
DAYS from Honolulu: schr Okanogan,
Capt. Moore. twelve days from San Fran
cisco.
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Want the Truth of History Taught.

INAAANAPOLIS, Sept l0.-At the az
ternoon session Of the Sons OF Veterans
national encampment, q resolution was
adopted urging radical reforms In the
history text books used In the public
schools, to ths end that the story OF tho
rebellion may be related without prstu-
eice in favor OF the South. This action
is In line with resolutions adopted at the
sncampment OF tina @. A. r. The Ladies'
Aid Association reelected Miss Kate
Eavfsor. OF Toledo. o.. president Omaha.
Denver and Cincinnati are working &C
lively 10 secure the encampment
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TIE SEATTLE PosrTELIIGEScER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1897

rraltfee-Ja-nes ArkiSor- Fan R.ver. chair
a1a1s ". J. Morrison. Brooklyn: +. s.
Trztioa. Cleveland: COMMITTEES On e@va
se-vsce-C. r. Raedsl, Canton: J. A.
Barnes Manean. + J. S-ully. Pse.sburr:
trustee NJ oBren. Cleveland. chief
co.aeetor, Wiluios Dunn. Nashville
TIE cash IN TIE treasury Is now "a.
IL vas Decided IN ask fer Increased ceEa-
psrsafior for mounted collectors
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Single Mil In New Hands.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
ARLINGTON, Sept. I0.-The Arlington
Lumber and Single Company has leased
its mill. which has not been running stead
lily for several months. to the Island Mill
Company. Of which p. T. Conane, formerly
OF Tacoma, is the manager. The new firm
took charge yesterday. and Immediately
begun operations with crew OF twenty
five men. The entire output OF the mill
has been contracted 20 large firm The
mill has lately been overhauled and a
Single mill added.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
QUEEN LII GOING TO HONOLULU.
To Consult Her Friends About the
Fight ON Annexation

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept Io-Er-oueen
Liliuogalani. OF Hawaii. arrived n this
city from the east tonight. She VIII be-
here for some tine and Will not for the
present define the purpose Of the visit
which. IL Is presumed. she intends 10 make
10 Honolulu.
IL Is understood that she nas come west
with thu intention Of communicative with
hsr friends on the subject OF her aght
against the annexation OF the islands By
the United States. She win await In this
city the arrival Of the Princess KaIulanl.
her niece. The princess Is due IN this city
from England on October q.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
TATOoSH. Sept. Ia p. m.-Barometer,
- Il; cloudy, wind south, ten miles. Out
side, bound In q bark; tug Boydeu al buoy.
NEAH BAY. Sept. 10.-Partly cloudy:
light south wind.
CLALLAM BAY. Sept. 1o.-Denss fog;
calm.
PORT ANGELES. Sept ie--Barometer,
30 ps: cloudy: wind southwest FIVE miles;
L. s. steamer Monterey In harbos.
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THE WATER WAR AT NELSON.
Shelter Company Wants Independ-
emit Line.


emit Line.
Special Dispatch 20 tbs Post-TntellgeneeT.
MAJ SON 3. c.. Sept le-The Hall
Mines Company made another move to-
ssv A is night with the Nelson Electric
Light Company. by applying 20 the city
council for permission 10 run q six-inch
main from The new city reservoir 90 tho
smeitsr. agreeing 20 pay all costs OK con-
s.r,ict.on. and either fair yearly rental
or 50 much per thousand gallons. fhs
matter was lad over until the new water
system Ia completed. II ths permission
"a granted. the Hal Mines Company VIII
be Independent Of the light company for
water. as IL f. for lights. Mayor Houston
a. president q tire light company.
The council adopted the sewer plans
uraserated BIZ The city engineer, and viii
s~aA a copy to the provincial board OF
health for approval.
T-he council decided 20 allow Contractor
Halliday tSss = for extras on the new city
Sal.
n was reported that the new eoncre's
reservoir. with a capacity OF 10000 gal
torz vas completed. BY November u
- sxuerted that the distributing system
All be compiete6- Ludlow hydrants VIII
ha placsd throughout the residences and
business part
T-fss weak Nelson was visited by a num-
Der os leading members % the Liberal
Marty. @. p Maxwell. member Of paFila-
rnent from Rarrara district. Mayer Tenn
rls.nn ss Vancouver. eta. who On Mon
dav night spoke a. meeting against the
rrovincsal government. particularly az
lacking Hon =. W. Higgins, speaker %
the Legislature. n an interview with your
corrsxpanGent, Mr. Maxwell stated taat
r. wanted 20 see where The Cosst-Soo-
snazy railroad was going 20 BE built he
as ths capital 10 assured tor the entire
csnstrgsczion fsoEn the Fraser river TO tho
f-al.snsetn. suEt s. sc0n as the D5uiri0n
subsidy f. sststued. ard tnat Is sure 10
corr. nsxt session % parliament.
Trhfs city - 20 have q nrsf-eiass 1rss-
,lsrx match On th8 l2sh, between Harry
T9,1~r. the never defeated Australia
~hsrno3en Cse hzs bean champion for three
,.srsl. and Peter schumacher. % Trail
/ ..ral Euorys hung up the p9rge.
Thompsoz n Bel nave secured tbs con-
t-ncr for building Tia s94itloaAI room Oh
re puNisc scnoo1 Cor E14a.
gss Sslsoa sAwr.la Company has sp-
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sraTTLE MARKETS.

.x.@ vas active yesterday.
- 90 ouoted did not cnange
~ De ss,,1a veaker, but csrsals con-
~ ~ I'd vii remain 50 until next
80 LIE 80 re- and cats are expected 70
: ~ pisniifui ,,o..
.-..-snr we're the 5obbing quota
- 1890 Il dealers yesterday.
- = -. FYour and Coffee.
..~-.-r;oIdsn ..c'' In bbls. per
eps ooos4nsf n bbls, per n, Sac;
&. 49, Es IN bbls, per 10. 5ssc: cube.
II Qss14s.ed &c. spot cash prices.
nses e.e. M California brands.
- 49, "a Dust -four. I,s5i. buck
9 aeur. per Dbl Dbl. ~, q e per er
sfn ~ Eek peg ey ,5 re Der h cwt; f Rss
- bbl. 40 per cnt, sl.@s
-; ~ ner bbl. sfa4.5o: hominy.- per
- cracked wheat. per cwt. so-L:
- ~sssf 81 50 per case wnoie wheat,
- y, ~ ~. rs: pearl barley. leo-lb
IL a. S.lb boxes, &c: split peas. per
sscks, tc; BIB boxes. - corn
d 51.tsinx,-Green--Mocha, per Dbl.
CO. - h, 2S6zsc: Costa Rica,
- fb' ~. Roasted-Arbuckle's ..
49,. Der cwt, t12.s5; s9-Ib cases.
~ nag: E-ib cases, per cwt. 81. s..
10 tins, Rsr ID, &c $50 Sacks 2-s &c.
- zss be: ground coffee, 1S4zlc;
~. S1lG eos. sl2.75: sss. sl2.s5.
s.es.. Provisions and Fish.
"a Meats Qobbing1-cow beef. ga
n - beef, 5izasc per III q mn Ito &c
~ 0obbing) Hams, large. i1tc;
- sn1n. nc; Breakfast bacon, HE;
81 fisS 1obbing)-H aIlbut, 3g4c;
.l - 1ilfo. salmon trout. Sc; founders.
- go, lc; rock cod, DC; black
~ r: p1rch, JfQic: mountain trout,
-: shrimps, ioc.
ss11ee, Cheese, EGGS and Poultry.
r1s1r-Rsneh, ioQisc: fancy dairy. in
i,ssS G6a7c; Washington ersameries.
49, ,oSSins, NATIVE Washington.
- 0css,ng,-lsGisc.
5s;Ifr5 Uobbing) ~ chickens. logic. live
SSrbs: dressed chickens, lz3zc.
ysgetables and Fruit.
ywl1.ees Uobbing) New potatoes. ssdlo
sssishles uohblng) California
- diver skins, 81 40Q1-5 per 100 lbs,
- IA Der sack; cabbage, zQAc per
esrrc.s. pc: lettuce. 1oc per dog; Gu
r1ah1yy' q Der dog: tomatoes. $4,000 per
q. srsen eofn, 5QlDc per doz. sweet po-
- ~ Der loo lbs: 81 per box.
lS1a Fruits Gobbing) -Lemons. fancy
nsf1rr,a e064: selects. x3d3.so, new
siss Amman apples, 25Gtoci common
~ G13oc: Alexanders, 6ofIs5c; 0rav-
1Slsa &cG{l: bananas. s2GJ2.S0: oranges.
fT bhekberTies 15cftn per crate.
srss PEACHES, eo9ioc: Wenafchse peach
Z - per boz; Bartlett pears. e00s9c
8 81: nab apples. t0H50c; piums. 15ff2sc
: ~ nrunss, ss940e per box: Delaware
a fpncord grapes, from Yakima, DC per
= California grapes. 75c per box
nAy, Drain and Feed.
n tjobblng)--Puget sound. per ton.
hsllsn washington timothy. $i241s;
tSIh 90
q os!s,sIsys'-sa
Rfy 6obbins)-Rolled or ground. per
trs-wnoie. 90. cracked. s2a: feed
nasiaas uobbIng)-Br per ton. s14:
hxss per ton. 81.
NJ Chopped feed. sis per ton: mid
fhgs PEI ton. ~; oil cake meal. per
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CHICAGO ssRhsrs.
me near, OF Trade.

CHICAGO. s y. ia.--whe2t va "a Eood
,.s,,s "A al I've start at absGt A@e l1FTVtN-
mead over yesterdays closing FEies t0E
Dscerabssr and Ic far SspsslaoeF- "a =
Sifsfe.i = Surprising aeSTee 81 activity S1ll
embed up to s. withia q Erin@se 81 sNo
80 ar or<,ninE, whsn he Frice ~~S - =
naceuaeer Vas decidedly eFE&sie- FfN%A
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KILLED HrmSEIF AT HIS posr.
Captain Dies as His sfeamcr Sinks
The Crrn.s Aufal SufYertuxs

SAN FRANCISCO. sept ta-prsva.. sa
vices have heen received 70 the effect THAT
the British steamer Chang Hye Tsns IN
the sharghss-Penanx trade. founesred
during a typhocn on the voyage srora Pc
n2ng 20 Shanghai shout August Is News
Q, The wreck was brought 20 Shanghai BY
MAZE Crossznan and part OF the crew. who
reached there IN one Of the shsp's boats
AFTER having suffered untold horrors for
hFe and half days Twenty-ons Of ths
Ing.
capt Scott stood upon the bridge when
the steamer fcundered. and just as the last
boat load pulled away committed suicide
BY shooting himself IN the head
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VANCOUVER. d c.. sept. fo.--John
McCca. foreman OF fhe Granite FANS
Stone Quarry. near hers. was killed today.
He had just Aired q blast and went to ex-
anime IL when Some rock slipped. knock
Ing him over hsa2 Some ID feet high.
His head was fearfaily crushed ard his
body badly mangled. death bosng lnstaa-
taneoGS "a
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MoNTEvIDEo. Sept. ia--ft II snnounc-
ed that peace has been concluded between
the president OF Uruguay and the Uru-
guayan insurgents. through the mediation
OF Or. Rlsmierex. who returns here TO-
night from the insargent camp with con-
ditiens Of peace.
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CIo.inr ouotations.
Live stock.

Catle-Prlme native steers sold today a
E.so- Sales were made az stsI4E for CON-
mon dressed beef steers. with an occasion
a. sale at s3.S. Ms6ding Grades ; ID az
SsSS14-3s, and the better class of export
Ing a. s4sEzSS.
Hogs-sales were at g 7seI4 70 for coarse
heavy 70 prime light hogs, the bulk bring
Ing ssus-Zs; pigs szg9et4G.
Sheep sold a. an extreme range OF s2EI
& e for NATIVES. chiefly a. $s.5912.75. whiie
WtEternz brolgfat s.. 1908 S. Lambs sold
81 8.Se.1s - for few culls up 20 g. = %. 20
for good 20 prime shipping i nbs.
Recaipts-ssattle. 40. hogs, 1900; sheep,
L. ss.
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Nae 2 sss.c 20 b-xfn WITH. Z yoss = ssssc.
I1rns1. ard vent hArk 20 $40 Tfae- x
oropp~1 20 E1ss ard rose from thz1 n
grzcual way "a SAC. From tbs latter
point 20 We was t1s work o< about
twenty Minutes
Tie rally was caused primarily b. a. al
vance os He II me price ~ LtwerTooi az
TIE opening. A c&5s&g-an s.a1e6 tn21
there were good pro~peoss u a rsdactsua
q fraacs II ne duly On Frsn9n whez.
Ih.s was disputed iAEsr, bat e lhs near.
TIRE Il had cznsed Dscne<z 70 jump -
Hszc.
Chicago received - cars. only I. q them
Contract AsnFsea pciis and Dgluzh re-
ceipts were 50 ca<A against lis for ths
corresponding cay of TIE rear before A.
i21zc port c1SSrancre Of wheat hu1 four
were equal - <ho1t 80 50 bslshsss Pr
mary market receipts were i5ss. 57s bush
els. compared with L0iS.iT bus1zels sae
similar day % last year.
A. &c offerings were very free, much
more tIbsrzl t2sn' tn fEuiss3 osua a
ccSle absorb, ard the conssea nee vas A
gradual bat steady declsne Finally De-
ceuSes~ sold down 20 Sc. where Il closed
septerl1@r closed o. &3zc.
Corn was rather easy. TIE market oyen-
ed nTmly. Cas weakened later.
OatS we're firm. uotEtths2a ndinx the Do
cEnins tendency Of corr-
Tbs appearance OF new yellow fsTer
cases a. New Orleans made q weak pro-
VISION market.
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rrset 20 ycsxe raria fer seavs % wind un
SIS business
The owners % the Contract claim have
Been granted permission - adverse the
ExcetslS~
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cay Tor several choice Ira -
Elalm fhts II fully cents rtrfev ,s., 49,
Iss1sar market price. Eiueefsrs ~. 49,, 80
% Al &c puf nc sales were reported
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



LONDON, Sept. in.-consols, f1fs. ST.
yer. I'd
NEW YORK. Sept la.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says
The better aspect of the money market
helped all the stock markets today. Rates
for settlement purposes promise TO be
moderate Canadian railways showed 4
sharp rise, Grand Trunk guaranteed pref
erences being especially strong.
Americans fuctuated during the day. but
the net result 10 that prices are higher,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul leading. These lat
ter touched iei& at one time. At 40 thu
price was IG4a.
In Berlin the market was firmer. and In
Paris Il was steady to firm.
Bresdstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. o.-wheat-Strongl
cargoes on coast. very little doing. car
goes on passage. sellers indifferent;
French country markets, quiet. Liverpool
wheat, No. ] California, IS lda.s ID:
weather in England. cool and dry.
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