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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-29
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Mnen nuIeru Gsiern uno 2eierinen
Elm glhdlides Nsnss ssabr. W6ae bas-
ielbe ibnsn Gsiuubbeit, Wollfotst ano
Gebeibsn brinsen
I'm 9ansseltatnbsitsn isblt g
oiele MOd,e nidt.
Die bieliaen @efhdftsIenie iiae
ArDbtentbeils nit ibren WeihnaHtsper-
tduien 3ufrieoen.
Wder's 2ansaaer 3alenber iino
gum gsrtaufe bel Dpes & 9omp=
fon's. 3S
Cine beoeutenoe Mnsabi BON
GrcurToniifen III am MOntag bon bier
nd6 glepelono dbsereiif.
Nm Tien{faq fpurbe elm ueuer
GeIofhydnt IN Der Office oes eountp
G1abmeihers ailfaeitellt.
l0Dio Waarer Inodt BON jsbt
Bis Neuia6r gans iuollene Mnsiiae flir
SIS, $l7 uno $500 80
Megen Mangel OH 3eit uno
aaum ldbt philip 5auerampfer nd fur
oieIe Wohe entihuloigen.
Wie eep6bnlilb an elmer Weih=
nahtsfeier mar am @onntag Mbeuo
Die reformirte Stride iiberfiillt.
Das nG1lte Sabrbunoert beainnt
niht an, /. Sanuar 1900, mie yiele
aiauben, ionoern am l. Sanuar 1901.
Wir perfelloen bieie Wode nod un-
iere Ralenoer an biejeniaen, bic oasu be-
re1tiet iinb unos oieielben nidt abae=
bolt baben.
- Ser Gelinauents9arlilte lpe9en
mar es uns unmDalif. friiber CUR Brelie
au aeben. gBir boffen, uniere Seler
iperDen uns fiir oieie Wo1e entiduioi=
gen.
go piele Observation-Disclosures
uno - telne fir mid, miro mandes
Mdoden benten. 9pd 3eit brinst
@oien unb 1904 lit idon ipieoer Elm
61altjahr.
Cine pollit1nbiae Monofnferui6
fuuroe am Dien1faQ Nbeno bier beobad.
tet. Nonoem Sit bas ltiirmiide Sc
ip6lt per3oaen, iieb iid) Die grideinuns
beutlid beobadten.
pbilip Qibenberger, elm Garmer
bon 6rantliit Sp., iparo irriinnis be-
funoen uno ,puroe am Montag nod Dem
Mfpl in Waililon eebrabt. 2ibenber=
ger 1T 81 Sabre off.
- gbrilf Meper mar am @amitag
Nadmittaa gum erften Male felt ieinem
unfau .pieber lit Der Stabt. Natiirlid
trdat er ben Mrm in Der Ghlinge. bod
inasbt Die 0eiluns bes Yruhes erfreuli=
de Gorti6ritte.
6rau Mleramber Deingartner nit
i6ren Ginber1l, &c ein,em Sobne llno
gslpei 86htern, lit l9bte Wo1e BON bier
abgereist, nm lih naf Gatania auf Der
sSniel Siailien gu beeeben. mo 0err
,sOeinsartner cine gaidulitelle befleibet.
33 Observation-Disclosures tpdb-
reno Der lebten Wode. Die 2eutden
iheinen gile su baben, nod in bieiem
sRriegslabre in Den 6tano Der @be sli
treten. 0oifentlid baoet Der Gheiano
feine JortieBung beg Rrieassuitanbes.
Sn Seio, 0arrilon Co., tpuroe
cine inGhti9e gelquele aefunben unb
infclse beilen 1T in 9esaliion ,lno llb=
ridsbillf bas Gellieber ipieoer ausee=
broden alno lou nod oea sSeiertagen io=
fort luieSer nod Del 9ebobrt perben
boifentlifb init sr0berM grfols. als
ifriiber.
Gin 6aus an 3nh EtraBe, 9e=
baut in 1897. 1T gu hesfanfen ooer
auf Garmlano 5u perbanbeln. SIM
Dauie lino.8 @obnsiinmer, Elm Babe
unb elm Epeiissimmer, Reaer unter
Oein eanaR. .6aufe nit einaIn Dfen aur
.Cei5ung beg Qauies. Muf Der Qot lit
2in gutter Nalnnen, suei Gidtsrnen quite
6ruhtbdunlesuno 6talun9ail.
Dapio Mlaurer.
3mei @4rle, bic borgobafl, lin Der
lbRaiaen &Olia.a Mifl 3u arbeaerL per=
stauften lebte Mabe pielen un6arer iGe=
{dhifffSIpufp NNlttifpfs iffhpna 5;p hipfpf=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-29
Tabrplan Der Rsp RbilabeIphias
ubrf9 9sbiIe7 stra6enbafn.

Uss Strabenbabaiposen seben bon acreens 8. 20 biS
Spenf' e psH jthsr osr bsiben etdbte al, a,isasy
nomp itdass 100 Der erite Mastn EN- !. ID abss
gept uHo ,psHa 6ffentline Gonaetts oeue.
pen n...s SIssteu magsn nm 10. 90 as.
D'e Saeea betbsn etdhteH il 10 nai,1s,I
absHbs an. - N 7gl ~ 81
epssteas Maaen iir 8os IA 1geater. Gsisaida,IlnI
e. iOsrben pet ber etlubs bssablt }s d
Dabaiu 4tnn;jon.
g. q. Mit& ssss npI. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-29

Ger ffaatlide 9lfbeits4GenmilIdr
bon Noro Goroiina hera1net aaA gr-
bebunaeri In iGmnltfadba,i 'GcitrHies bes
staates ben Observation-Disclosures ,Gapinnlt
pom Mdtr pon I6 Deridiebeneii .grn=
ten" fpie folgt: 8ann,tp0ile erSieH einen
0epinnlf bon $5.92 Bon, Mfer Nei-
ser einen iolhen BON $l .07 WeIiHtorn
1888; 7abat $2O.97, Gii6-aortof@
ieln 500. Sc; Rarioifeln $2B 81 Euh=
nii{ie $23 % Gorqbum 1855; 6en
$l4.98; 8eis 1925; 8obnen SO. 80,
@oriie 50. .64 grbien $5.67 I; ilods
3.l5; @oagen 1898; paftr 62-5i-
Nctfrlih erfcroern bic aetuinnrei@eren
Bepfan3ungen lliebr Nrbeit, Gorgfan
alnb lkndosl,ien, ais bic anOern.
NK Bunbssbeb0rben baben Die
Morienna 9rouerei ilt Brootlpn nit
@e{hlaa seleat. Die Nsiiber. DpiDer
Mab Urban. tuerben bei1ulDigt, fdllAe
Anaabtn Hber ben Dierpertauf oemoMt
nnb db0eiierpslte Gieuermnrten noA=
mails aebrail1l 5n hoben. IS tpirb bt.
hanpfst, oab BE Ms0ierune ouf bieie
gDtiJe fasiIatIi1 i'm 500 Bis 1920
betroo<n ipprbfn III. Nie Etrofe in
fof6en Gxfess II Gonfiseirnns bes He.
fibtbunls ueb 0sfdnaniB.
\ 9eutldnh ln6i BE 9eb1upiun0, oo6
fs M fx. Gtnnten feinbisIig Qefiinat
ri, am bie irildna{fe apeiie babnrG III
iibsrk0eu, bo6 Is uns an3uputnpst
bfsfubt Gi1kn beliern &dDfis Dpl
|rk1lbi jann II IA isi&t 0tbtn.
tle1 talstt man INNER lfi5lf all,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
COTTON

New oYrk, Sept 96.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady. with prices one point
lower 70 two points higher and ruled ex-
ceptionaly slow and featureIess during
the fore part OF the session. Bulls and
bears alike appeared 10 be destitute Of
purpose and restricted operations for the
most part to evening up old accounts or
70 small scalping ventures. Very few
orders came TO hand from the outside
speculative public or abroad. News was
about a stand-Of and fluctuations were
exceedingly narrow. without positive Jean
ing either way. Port and interior receipts
more than met expectations, despite the
quarantine restrictions enforced in many
localities Liverpool cables indicated very
little change in the situation abroad
Spot closed dull; middling gulf. 9-I6c;
uiddling uplands, 5-15c; sales, 2o0 bales
Futures closed steady; September. s5.I2;
October, S5.13; November, S.16; January
S. 26; February. 1871; March. &. 35: April,
s. 20; May. s5-45; June, s.. 10
New Orleans. Sept. 26.-Cotton-Easy
middung, Fsc.
Galveston, Sept. 25.-Cotton-Easy &c.
Liverpool, Sept. 9.-Cotton-Spot fair
demand; prices easier; American mid
ding, 3lsd; futures quiet. but steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
BASE 5A!I


New ofrk- sept -6---Lhe f'-l.4-es' a-1=e
having The FIRST game Won lost It 20 me
Giants. In the seventh inning TWO KITS
7r-5 -a-4zv bv Cross and an oucscors1
- - "a - .hs et~1-5 ---sa HIS
----,--- 49, ~ g--,=s
q l-S o---
were $500 --- --'-S
Wl-A The score tea N me s-1- = ''19
o. the second game. Seymour III d tN'-
baEgsr 10 Istr and scored OF Doy e. 5 s-I.z@-
Warner was rct out II the first gzme f0r
k-cEz-r and joyce followed - The s=c9nd
f7- tl= same reason score; Z
New oX-S ----------o 9 g @ = 7.
Philadelphia --------i g
Batter es-New YORK. sEHo ana
D1s4i Pai.a1e-2h Do7oals ara SIC
Farland- Cu2.rss, C517s--y and f1-il--
S=co-5 game r Il Z
New YORK .................10 05 a1-z4
Pr -s6a.plfa. ..-..-.....-..1 eL005-I
Bz--sr.es-Naw oTrk. Rus-e and Var
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
HOG MARKET STEADY
Fair Monday Run and Quality
Good.
TOPS STILL AT $3.50
Good Line of Cattle offered
and Market Good

The Wichita hog market was yesterday
about steady. Oh the average. There were
some few sales which seemed 20 De nearer
strong 20 "a cents higher. II was IN every
way q very satisfactory days trading
from the standpoint OF the live, active
trade. the good prices and the sellers
renersi advantage The volume OF re-
cesn,s was also very good not 50 good
az last Monday by about 100, but greatly
In excess Of Saturday snd Friday ana
Tuesday Of last week. = mostly came
In early. 900, which was novelty con-
side-ably enjoyed By borh shippers, com
mission men and buyers The early morn
ing business was principally Of a local
character. the wagon trade being fair'
but not more than that. n either quaint
" or quality. The drst car load % cross
The scales was one OF medium weight,
fafr-toned hogs and sold al once al what
until nearly the close was TOP price, $50.
-Four out OF the six cars sold at this ng-
LIE, and the range Of weights Of these
four was q pounds, from rs 20 25I. The
average weight for the day was sug-
gestive Of some very good hogs on the
market. L was 30 pounds. the heaviest
average IN some time On no day last
week was the average weight nearly so
high The lowest point last week was
20 on Friday, when an unusually large
receipt Of ugts was offered On two days
the average was 23 pounds. Monday and
Wednesday; and the high point for weight
came on Saturday. when il touched 234
pounds There was no market on Thurs
day. and the weeks estimate IS based on
five days trading. The quality OF the
hogs offered OF the market yesterday was
exceptionally good There were six cars
OF hogs on sale from all parts OF the
territory tributary 20 this market, and
there was a very fair per centage Of this
aggregate which could on the average be
called fair 70 good. and soma very good
The weight as shown above shows that
lights and thin stock. and skippy stock
was not az al in evidence, but rather such
fat butcher stock as is mostly wanted at
this point. The Dold Packing company
were on The market for all slaughter stuff
on sale. and bid the very best prices for
what was offered consonant with the re-
ports Of al other live stock markets. The
last load % be weighed up, and bought
by the DoId company, took price only
215 cents from the top showing that any
on this market, be they
early or late receive the best Of atten-
ton from the buyers. This market yes
terday showed better strength than any
western point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Sept. 6.-Conee-Options
opened steady. with prices unchanged 70
points higher and exhibited firm under
tone during forenoon on more favorable
European news than expected. liberal
warehouse deliveries. smaller receipts
than discounted, local covering. light out
side buying. scarcity Of sellers and broad
enjng spot demand. in afternoon reacted
slightly under realizing and predictions
for increased movement in Brazil, closed
steady, points higher TO points lower
Sales, 1850 bags. including December,
$ 1855: March, s5.ooG6.05. Spot-Steady:
No. invoice. 65sc; No. : 1obblng. 5zsc;
mid. steady; Cortova, SQI5c.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining, sac;
centrifugal, 90 test, 5-lsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

Butter-steady: creameries 13Goc; dairy
11zd17c.
Egg@Firu: fresh. I4c
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept as-WAeat-Active:
steady; No. ! hard. s4S5c: No : S2Gs4-zc:
No 3. 5SGe2c; No. 2 red. &C. No. }. 699
SIC; No. spring. sc; No. 3, 5elzc-
Corn-Weak; No. 2 mixed. 2s1z427c: No.
white. 2ss qe7c; No. white. ia axe;
No g. sc.
Oats-Slow: No. white. &c
Ry-No. . SOC.
Eay-Prairie. lower On heavy receipts:
choice, ss.5egT.ci timothy. steady: choice.
s. 25a750
Butter-Ffrm; separator, 1s1zG2oc; dairy.
1ac.
Egg-FYrn: fresh. &c
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis, Sept 2s--Wheat-CIostng:
Strong and higher; No. red cash. eIe-
vator. CSC bid; track. ssQ7oc; September
ss11c; December. ssGsst.c bid; May. SAC
bid: No. hard, SIC.
Corn-Stroug and higher: No. 2 cash,
&c bid September. @ai4c bid; December.
2szsc: May. apc-
0at-Stroug and higher: No. . cash. sc
bid; track. 23Q2315c; September. 231+c bid:
December. PIG; May. 22zsc BID; No. Z
white 25G25A4c
Rye-Firm. bur lower; &c
Flsxseed-Steady: s71sc-
Pork-Higher: standard mess. tobhing.
s. s7H
Lard-Higher: prime steam. AT74;
choice. s4.s2
Butter-Steady; creamery. 1sa2c; dairy.
I2a1714c,
Eggs-Easisr: 1214c: loss on
NEW YORK
New York. Sept ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1g2 10! exports. 90 3f0; No. red. "a G777sc.
2 o. b. aaoat Options closed az sd@c
net higher; No. red May. closed az ss1ze;
September closed at THO
Coru-Receipts. 2,170 SIS bushels; exports
175.37s. Spot firm; No. 2. 561zc Z o. b..
afoat- Options closed az Af%c higher;
May closed al Ss14c; September closed at
Sac
Oats-Receipts. 1850 bushels: exports.
1888 bushels; Spot duh; No. ?, 251ac: No.
> white. 2st5c.
Butter-Rsceipts. 7.427 packages; steady:
western creamery, 1s1aG1Ic; Elgins. &c;
factory 1l1@g14l+c-
Eggs-Receipts. Alb packa ges: steady.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York Sept 26-Tne statement OF
the visible supply OF grain in store and
afoat 0 rSaturday, Septembe "A. 1888. as
BY the New York Produce Ex-
change. is as follows: Wheat. 9.20S. CO.,
bushels; decrease, 8S0,0o0. Corn, 1s, So. 90
bushels; increase, ~, go. Oats 4474 900
bushels; increase, 5000. Rye. 746 coo
bushels; increase. 121.010. Barley, 1850 900
bushels; increase. $500
wheat into Liverpool for the week from
Atlantic ports, $500 quarters; from Pa
cihc ports, none; from other ports. 300
quarters. The imports of corn into Liv-
erpool from Atlantic ports for the week,
90, 400 quarters.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

P. B. Lincoln Of Enid was on the mar
get with The prize load OF hogs for the
day They were very good lot o. we'll
finished tat hogs. showing up as pounds
ard taking che top Of 1855.
L NJ Bee5e OF Norwich was a late
arrival with a car load Of hogs good
enough 70 take the next to top price. il
being a small load of good. weu-fsd
butcher hogs % medium weight and SELL
ing without dock On the close for S3.62i-
The old reliable firm Of Johnson * Nal
lam OF South Enid, O. T.. were on the
narke- with q car of medium hogs. which
sold near the close for the top OF The
bulk J. J. Johnson. brother q W. 3
Johnson, senior member Of the firm. WIS
in charge CT The shipment. and he gave
Ii out that the present crop OF stock hogs
was not heavy in his section. He said
also that it vas quite dry there and rain
was needed badly.
Jeh Houston was one Of - frs 70 ward
r car % hogs from Porca CITY. This
was load Of medium hogs q far grade.
and received the bulk price.
Dan VIM OF Jdau was in early o. the
car lot sales WITH a load OF extra heavy
good butcher hogs. running even. aad
ot weL-rounded stock Thav sod es-iv
70 the Dojd company al The best bulk
price Hesays the fat hogs are st.ll hold
ing out n his section and he manages
% scare Up a car Of them as often as anv
q the summer shippers, oil OF whom ind
. us- a Etcle hard 10 gether in q good
shipment as often as they desire. He
says also IL Is now little dry in thar
section. ard rain would De welcome %
a. the farmers and stock growers there.
Frec- Ge-1is OF Derby was II with
car load Of heavy hogs. selling also a,
the top q The bulk.
me daily eo1npar5soEs were as follows;
Yesterday tops. $5.65; bulk. S750E2.s5. av-
erase weigh "a; receipts. +55. For SAT-
urGay. tops. Ss5- bulk S5-5573.65: average
weight "a; receipts. SO For she same
cay las, week. toys. $50; bulk Ss.a1G55o;
average weight. -; receipts. SD
Other markets yesterday pers as fol-
lows Chicago looked tor = 90 hogs and
received 2S-lc2. against I7e1a On SATURDAY..
and The market was last given as f5l
lows; Trade IL hogs was fairy active
OF local and shipping account. but with
larger supply than usual. Prices favor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

cor re a. sec Is-c--ie- -
edgwfck county % Robert Hobbs. lots
u =, a ard IS Asa street. Park
Pace add ---.--.-----.- -.------------- Il
sedgwick County . l. .. Hickman,
lot s. blk -. C'heuey ---..-.-.-..-... 2
Sedrwlck c0arty 20 Mrs Eta Den
MS. lot e. Waco street. city ..-.-... g
QCTT-CLATN DEEDS
Fred =. Irrasi &c Dean Gor5za. lots
evan . % b. Garland street.. lsts
odd 3 % and 81 % =. Hood s-r-.t.
lots -. IA is co 12o cd and even.
-9ra street. Motor asd ----...-.-.... a
Loauaa J9hoston 20 Nelson Davis.
- Sc or &c - gle. ..--..--.-...-.
Lszaas Johnston - Fra1k Davis.
- re ~ SEC z3zs-Ie
L7aaaa Johnston 20 Henry Dav.s.
~ ne CT &c z2--z-ie-----.-..----.-.
Lama J3aaztga 20 EuA JEsu.
- re cr ser2s-z5--e. .-.--.....,-.....
Laa1-z Jz1us-5n - Lacy Davis.
- So cr see E--e- ---..-.-.-.-...--
Lama J1aastoa 70 Ley DAVIS
II re cr sac 1z-1s-1s --..-..-..--.-.. !
= " Z7-asslse 20 FreSerscx Ees-
u.E lois ard e. E-.ls @ve18-. Zc-
Reai ss-z1s mortgage rs's1s~s......- ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a fair line Of offerings and the de-
mard strong for such grades as are most
wanted on this market. 1t was mostly 3
mixed layout yesterday. there being A
few of about every class in. Stoc1ers
and feeders, and cows, were the principal
class represented, and all offerings were
promptly bid on at good prices, andd al
sale stock was readily absorbed The de-
mand for prime butcher stock remains
as firm Is ever. ad any stun IN this class
viii always receive the best OF attention,
and sell readily. Even a few head OF this
class partitioned of IN 3 car Of hogs viii
bring good profits 70 the shipper. as any
number from one 10 a car load is bound
10 receive a good price. as it is always
IN demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
s APOL 10

the Reds the game. Attendance 100
Score Ri e
Cincinnati .......oooooooo3oo3 l
Cleveland ........I 0 0 20 20 IA u 2
Batteries - Cincinnati. HawIey ard
Wood; Cleveland. Young and Criger. I'M
pires, Swartwood and Warner.
CHICAGO, :; PTTTsBURG. :.
Chicago Sept. 2s--Both teams put up a
sensational fielding game today. the Or
phans making up for their errors By some
marvellous work AZ critical periods and
better punching of hits. Attendance. l.
I00. Score: IHE
Chicago ..-..........1 0 0 Q - 80 ;
Pftts5urg ......-.....o 0 0 0001Z3 l
Batter!es-Chicag Thornton and Mich
ols: Pittsburg. Cronln and Schriyer. I'm
pres, O'Day and EmSue.
LOUISVILLE. :: ST LOUIS. =
s. Louis, SeSpt- 3s.-The Browns ard
the Colonies played a ioug-drawn out
game today, runs being a scarce article
Louisville won out IN ths last inning on
hits by Clagman and Bowling. Attend
aEcs. - Score; RTE
Louisville ....-......00o0 I'm 0
s. Louis -.--......-.o 9 @ Q . g GO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dow-i1g ard K5t-
fridge and Powers: SSc- Louis. H1zhsy
AID S1gdea. Umpire, Mcdonald
WASHINGTON. :. BALTIMORE
Washington. Sept a.-SoDs was hIt
freely IL the tdivd inning ~ rha game -
dsy VITA me Baltimorss. and TIE Senator's
secured Ieed ,1s.- o211=s1-s c1u.d rot
overcome Game vas called ~ the ED
CT the sixth iaai1Z OF acco-n- o. DARK
ness Attendance. 100 Score. RHE
" as1-rztou .----.--------1 ~ 81
Baltimore -----------------5 IS J
B2ttsrses-W ssa!-gtcu- EEsu ara 80
CURE Bar more. E1ps ard Robinson.
Umpire Snyder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
RuckIrns Arnica sale.

The Best saIve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheun- Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. ChiIbIaIns.
Corus. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price . cents per
box For sale by c. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
DRY GOODS ,EARKEr

New York. Sept 26.-The Jewish holiday
hampered the selling 90 dry goods 20 q
considerable extent today. There was no
buy ing or the part % many 5o55ers and
oy nearly The entire cuttiZg-up and man
Ctaccurlng concerns. Print cloths cuiet.
Old goods are sold somewhat more freely
at prices which were fully as low, reiz-
lively. as these ot extras
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LIVE STOCK HARRIET

Z 1I1CAtTAt.
Chicago, Sept. 16-There was 4 good DE-
mand for cattle today and good droves OF
tat cattle sold fairly we'll. the only bus
mess in common and medium grades
which were at first fairly steady and
closed 10 10 cents lower; sales OF native
beef steers were on a basis Of s4G0d74 80
for the commOnest, up 20 81 7Gd4S IS for
fancy lots, which are hard 20 find. the
bulk CT the offerings crossing the scales
at A-90QS5-50. Exporters took a fair por-
ton Of the better class Of cattle There
was a good demand for stockers and feed
ers and the best kinds brought high
prices Butchers and Gamers cattle were
in good demand a. steady prices. and so
were calves. Western rangers were not
quite as active as usual, and averaged
5 10 10 cents lower.
Trade IN hogs was fairly sccive on local
and shipping account. but with q larger
supply than usual Prices favored buy
ers, and sales averaged cents lower than
last Saturday. Hogs sold ar an extreme
range Of S3.4oG4.o5 for the commonest to
the best offerings. the greater part going
for S3-'5e5-s5; While pigs sold chiefly a.
s. e5Q3.-5 fer light weights. al heavier lots
s.. 30ll3. ..
The inquiry for feeding sheep and lambs
was usually large. such kinds selling with
great freedom. Prices were steady on
q basis OF So-75Gs 30 for inferior . com
mon sheep. up to 81 SOS Is for q few lots
Of prime 10 fancy natives With western
range sheep selling az S3.51l54.5 50. Prime
G-pound lambs sold up 10 SIS. The com
monest lambs sold al s. 75E4 CO. and far
range lambs brought s.. 49Gs. ~
Rsceipts-Cattle Z1oo0; hogs &. go; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. es.-CattIe-Rsceiot
foGic.aI} go natives; $500 Texans. Good
demand, all desirable stock active. steady
prices Common feeders shade lower.
No choice natives offered Medium steers
S5.ooG5.-5. lights 81 S0sI4 81: stockers a75
feeders. s. -5o0+6s. butcher cows and heIs-
ers. 8 So45J5; butcher bulls. s. Sts73- IS:
western steers, S.l-l-Gs.55; Texas steers.
s5.Co6+S5; Texas butcher cows, $zSozI3. ID;
canning stock S225G275.
Hogs-Receipts. OFFICIALLY 4410. IEgh.
hogs. good demand; steady 70 cents
higher; packers steady 20 : cents lower.
Hesvjss. S5.-q75 S2-s mixed. SS-57ls 73.-5:
light weights. IS. 70.lIs2o
Shsep-Receip-s. toTlc.aL1 500: pack
ers and feeding. active buyers az steady
prices. Western lambs. & GOES. -: western
rutcons. 81 gao: range feeding sheep.
ST LOUIS
s. .; range feeding sheep. S2-5T4 80.
s. Louis. Sept. S--CattIe-Receipt g.
90. Market steady fer native and easier
Tor Texans Native shipping steers. 81 20
Sc; Lght and dressed beef and butcher
steers SS-S1l5-S5. scocke-s and feeders.
s. -. COWS ard heitsrs. S2o3E+sC-
Texas and Indian steers E-75E4- .; COWS
and 1eifers. s9-oog9.s5
Hogs-Recsipts. sooe Market steady.
natives. Ssaa+.0o: packers. ss.SeE4 y:
butchers. s4.eDE4o-ls
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKErs
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furnished b. P. L Boscick. CC11-.zs n
Broker. Rooms . and =. over Kansas IA
tiocaI Bank Telephone Is.
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turkeys. 7EScs chickens, SIC: 6zcks. 3.
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ST. LOUIS FAIR.

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the - LOUIS Fair a. rate Of 81 . Ear ne
round TIP Tickets o. sac Oc.oe>r 4 I
4. s. and :. limited for return % oesoose
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GRAIN RECEIPTS

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81 cars; oats. az cars Estimated 20
morrow, Wheat so. corn rs. cas-. &c
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Kansas C.tE-yV-ss-. 9-S cars
s. Louls-yyh sst. Is cars
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statesmen saca department. CastIa
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KEALEsTArE TRASsFERs.

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PADcE Live Stock
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