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Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Fight the Devil with Printers Ink.

This is the time Of year when the
supply house man and the ordinary
grocery peddler is calling on the far
mer and telling him how the local
merchants have been robping him on
prices. The farmer is now supposed
to have some money, which is the on
ly time that these people appear on
the scene When the farmer wants
accommodation they are notably abs
ent and leave that part Of it to the
local dealer, and curiously enough, a
great many farmers listen to the talk,
and buy. If they had the figures Of
the retailer with them they would
know better. The dealer should not
be the least bit stingy in his use Of
printers ink from now on. 1t is the
one solution to vexing problem
Plaindealer.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Badly Needed.

The customary agitation in behalf
of boiler inspection law has COM
menced and while the pubic is we'll
assured of the fact that such law
would be a good thing, as long as a
majority of those who run threshing
engines are opposed to it the agitation
will hardly result in anything, AS it
is now any man who can push a fork
full of straw into fire box is con-
sidered qualified to run an engine
Devils Lake Iuter Ocean.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23

Land Office at Fargo, Nd, August s.,
1888. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
trict Court, Dickey County, State of North
Dakota, at Eilenda]e, N. D.. on Sept 80,
1898, viz: Ernest Arndt, Homestead Entry
No. 1885 for the S. u, N. e. a and Lots
and 2-4-l3l-61. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz (:
Robert Arndt, Louis p. Anderson, Michael
Liicke of Yorktown, N. D., and George
Connor of Clement, N. d.
Chas. N. Valentine, Register.
1st pub. Aug. l2.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Classes and r1asses.

The newspapers say that Roose-
velt's Rough Riders have the town of
New York. Everybody turns out to
give them the glad hand. The regi-
ment is composed of the most cosmo-
politan congregation Of soldiers ever
collected in an organization of the
sort in this country. There were
lawyers, preachers, doctors, cowboys,
college men, brokers, athletes, lndi-
ans and toughs. Twenty millionaires
belonged. All fraternized, fought
side by side and forgot the distinc
tions Of civil, social and professiona
life in the one common impulse that
led them to assemble to fight for Gu
ban freedom. Since their return
home the associations of San Juan
and Santiago have not been forgotten.
Natural affinities bound the million
are and the wall in bond of brother
hood stronger than the artificial ties
connecting wealth, politics, vanity,
pride or social distinctions.
The prevailing spirit in the rough
riders was a reckless disregard of con-
sequences to themselves and q care
less Indifference to either glory or
patriotism. AS correspondent says,
in was a perfect willingness 'to grasp
the iron hand of fate or shake with
destiny for beers. jamestown Alert.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Scandal Monger's S Work.

l have been asked by prominent
individual: "Do you believe the scan
dal about Halland?" The answer is
an emphatic NO. State supt John
G. Halland is a man of integrity and
honor. A christian gentleman. Peo-
pie can say anything that their ugly
malicious thoughts can contrive, aud
to some extent may influence stran
gers but never their true friends. [
have read it is the weak only who
have no enemies. There are always
those ready to defame their superiors,
and if possible, sink them to their
own level.-Hope Pioneer.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Final Proof Notice.

Land Office at Fargo N. Dakota, Sept. l,
1898. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has. filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before o. B. johnson, Clerk
of the District Court, at his office in For
man. Sargent County, N. d., on Saturday
the 18th day of October 1898, viz: Lars M.
Carlson,I Homestead Entry No. 1902, for
the L. I1a S. w. a and lots 3 and of Sec
ton in Township 131, North of Range
So. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: H. N, Bing-
ham, Bengt Swanson, T. E. Peterson and
John Gilleran, all ofsOakes p. o., Dickey
Co., N. D.
Chas. N. Valentine, Register.
e. G. Baldwin, Agt. ~
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
The Right Kind of a rlan.

One thing can be said of Gen. Miles
and that is that he has will and a
mind Of his own. He has premptor-
lily ordered the evacuation of Camp
Wikoff, Notwithstanding Secretary
Alger's desire to have it retained. A
competent physician, DR.. Sem, has
predicted that if the soldiers remain
there the camp will become typhoid
fever hole, and General Miles does
not propose to subject our brave boys
to any such isk.-York Ledger.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
LEGAL N0TICR3.

United States Land Office. Fargo North
Dakota, August l6, 1898. Notice is hereby
given that Jacob j. Phancoo of Oakes Dick
.ey Co. N. Dak,, has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof before 0. B.
> Johnson, Clerk of the District Court, at his
office in Forlnan N. Oak, on Friday the
Both day of September, 1888, on H. e. No.
4, in Township No. 1870 N. of Range No. 58
w. He names as witnesses: Alfred A.
Babcock, John +. Rae, Lemuel r. Taylor
of Oakes, Dickey Co. N. OAK, Martin Pear
son of Straubville, Sargent Co., N. D.
Chas. N. Valentine, Register.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23

United States Land Office, Fargo, North
Dakota, September 18th 1888 Notice is
hereby given that Nils johnson has filed
notice of intention to make final proof be-
fore w. Connor Clerk of District Court, at
his office in Ellendale, North Dakota, on
the 31st day of October, 1898, on timber cul-
.ture application No. 1920, for the b q NV
quarter and lots and of section No. 81, in
Township No. 1872, Range No. SO.
He names as witnesses: John H. Aanes.
Edward Rasmussen, Klaus j. Starvig of
Oakes, Dickey county, North Dakota, and
Andreas Andersen of Glover, Dickey
county, North Dakota.
CHAs. N. VALENTINE,
Register.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Kills 'Em First.

An article headed s'Sure Cure for
Gophers" is being published by the
state papers, the cure being endorsed
by Prof. Wa]dron of the agricultural
college at Fargo. II isn't likely the
concoction will be used to any alarm
ing extent by the farmers. What
they want is something that will kill
gophers instead of curing them
Devils Lake News.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
rlust Have a Change.

North Dakota, that raiser the fin est
milling and most nutritious wheat in
the world, should have something to
say in regard to establishing the
market grade of its chef product.
The present system of grading our
wheat is capable Of great improve
ment to the great benefit Of the states
wheat raisers.-Jamestown Capital.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
The true story Of those 27S days O

The true story of those 27S days Of
suffering by Greely's heroic little
band of explorers in the Arctic region
has been told by General Greedy HIM
self, for the first time, for the October
Ladies Home Journal. For years
General Greely has kept an unbroken
silence about his fearful experience
and that of his companions, as they
dropped dead one by one ct his side,
and it was only after the greatest
persuasion that the famous explorer
was induced to write the story.
McClures Magazine for September
will contain an article by George B.
Waldron on "The Comercial Promise
of Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philip
pines;'' and an article by Ray Stan
nard Baker describing the elaborate
and costly system by which the news
of the war has been reported for the
American newspapers.
A sister of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
will contribute to McClure's Magaz-
inc for September an article giving
"reminiscences and recollections of
Mrs. Lincoln, along with passages
from her letters that furnish an lnti-
mate and very agreeable view Of her
home life and her relations with her
husband. the great War President.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Not so Bad. in Comparison.

If some of the old soldiers who
served in the civil war should come
to the front and tell what they un-
derwent for four years, perhaps the
narrowing tales from Santiago would
not seem so narrowing. War is just
what General Sherman said was
hell, not a picnic. c.-Bismarck Tribune
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
Heavy on the Stomach.

It begins to look now, like the aft :
dative makers against MIR. Halland
had bit off more than they can chaw.
A man who will swear that he put
himself on watch in order to be able
to catch another man in scandals
too low to be believed.-Forum.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1898-09-23
THE NORTH DAKOTA PRESS &
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that only twenty-eight graded
hard, [ have not the patience t
pursue the subject further"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. September 80 le9s.
NEWS ,No rFAS-The market for marrow beans re-
Sas Of =: fsGse o :SSk Dscs Ssas
=, 81 e91p and pea are steady quiet Red sd
ney further 6; Sd nsy oeE c ess
pretty coed shape new here put "a sss 81 20 FOR
eoiSa GSy lots California lima slow and It;e easer
Green reas quiet. We quote. Beans, ma, e,
sq: b s. - 90 i.S 90 kS MEDIUM ss do TO- White
s. 90 DO G1Ck tq1 sS Sse green zee peas Bags
20 sc' do se5ich bags 9Oa921c ~ ,.-
sa ali na Classes Of stock bushes. been
slack hroughout the week ana ~ee ds ssen insuscnt
to take up daily oerngs ard there ,a none wtsen
creamery commanding pic 70 retain the ao o me
marks being shaded &C. sao o 9 State
Creamery plenty ana very o sedT bsrs e
eerns Of June aha weaker feeling in
Factory io,h June and fresh held very firmly and SIS
erg are showing fair Interest we 9uo,e' 500. a.
Ws5i:'n TO- SHi5s ssc DO STATE o s
lsala DO birds to se'@ a ars,s isSis State dary
haf-arn tubs. finest lsaIac 90 mrst. ieg ~
nnesr sai7c do hrss lial5c: do seconds.
Western dairy ne ISis' do 90 se ts5ds TO TO hrs
ao current packed hnes lsi.gi3'.c do seconds l24g
'' I 2rSE@Thsre was scarcely any demand for large
Full cream eaess s, i 9 f5r ' etrcy fancy and
tancd Considerable quantity at that hsure though ,f R
accept the small size fun cream rather quiet
h5 sst oS Gsy Sad nc.nnaly unchanged cstaugls
vesterasy 600 boxes large ooored sold az s:6Sc ana
500 boxes small s@ Coz. Liverpool cable as to I'm
colored ard white We quote: state. fun cream, lar
coore6 fancy per N. SIS do white ianeS .I 49, %
nc do common fair 7gIisc; do small. eolorsa zane
o. DO white fancy 9c do good to choice. e'.JstS
conn1oa 10 fair 7GSc Light skins small. choice oise
do large choice. Ga 9c.;e pa, SKINS small eno.'e W
Sc do common 20 fair 3G3isc; full skins. 2d2ee l.,
EGGs-Market IL without material change Ihefe - q
FAIR demand ior fancy fresh-gatheEed ana LOT 80.
refrigerator local storage Mixed guanyes, =.
fresh hpred extremely dull and weak Ihe ven
r.frgerators arriving The dock meeting
slow demand with hardly enough business 70 @
values fair demand prime fresh SECONDS az 49,
steady prices We quote White Lefhorn fancy bsi5
m oic, do nearby average fancy lS4lSi=e; NEARBY ~
AMI mixed. case count. l3dlic Western best 90
HE d fair good lelgl5c. do poor To Eoel 20
Dozen case 81 7Orsi 90. seconds and drties ~ vJ'
checks. - soHs2 10 III. tth.r,,
FKtITs-FRESH-R Receipts % apples are quite hprI IA
ord mostly Of medium and lower quality Tor "hc1 we
market weak and In buyers favor, choice - ieuIy
f-tlt holds about moving rather
at previous quotations Peaches nrm under mode' as
ferines Piuns dull and Grapes moving SLOW.
receipts liberal and price, without material change 0s
stock oyerplenty and meets fAr cetaai'~' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Wheat No = red Western winter dull 6s ID No red
Northern spring STEADY IS ID Corn-Spot, Amerc n
mixed. new quiet 3s 3Sd october steady. 3s 30; No
vember steady 3s 3ed December steady IS 4d Flour
tPaciac coasO. firm. Is 5saf5 los BestMExtra India
mess dull, G3s Cd prime mess dull ois oc.
pork-Prtme mess fine Western. dull sos: prime
mess. medium Western dull. AIS Cd Hams-short
CUT IL 10 IL 70. steady ass Bacon-cumberland cut.
os 20 30 NJ steady Bis short RIB 20 70 "a 10 steady
32s long clear middes light 80 70 50 10 steady oo
long clear mddes, heavy 40 10 As ID. steady 29s 80
shoPi clear backs 10 Is H. steady. 3os clear be-
il 10 steady 22s Cd LaTdPrime western easy Eos "a
a., 40. Ts5w-Prime city nrm. 2Os Cottonseed oil
Llverpooi refined steady. is Cd Turpen;ne-spirits
steady s2s Ga Rosin-conmon steady. Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Rrf.vEs-Receip,s 10 day 1870 cars c52o head,
,nrnr IS cars Tor export alive 81 for city saush-
direct AID 20 cars FOR The maT sT 40 a a, ON sale
nearly all az Jersey city Good 70 choice steers were N
fair demand 1a At sfsay PF s. Ssg steady and
weak to Zoe lower Two cars o, Sd, q; "a aodss so per
100 ~ s. 60 oxen ar. end ia '. a at - oo1S' 'O
civ dressed beef in demand at 4aSi9c per 70 FOR
inferior to prime native Sides choice do Arm at O.,
pc er n dressed weight: refrseraor beef at eiae per
n me jersey city took out to-day 10 BT,so. 10
srr ~ adon Al cattle " A. sherman $50 head for
chlid sulzb4rger and about ly5 quarters ior swS ~
CO.. the Lacanin 70 , 90 ca;e equally divided
'reor' shamberg & Son and schwarzsehd eu.zoe!-
ger rnaSlng @ ais cattle IS sheep 1i.45 quar-
OF beef all to PTts q paehsor with ais
lie for " ". Brauer Company limited Is expected !"
yF sl, st es IT 1928 y 70 'y 1895
s. 6: s o. II 81 s S 8 iio
a. IT. 5S $. "a o. 20 d: Si 81 % DO lG2$ n q,
$. so DO 1924 - s. 50 10 ONO ONE. o iSG! y si at "a s.
sherman culver Z inois steers ii4l 70 a. co.
iso SI i: s s. TO- at Il : 49, lS isl ss
al 81 co. 20 do 1900 ID at s. So - Do 10 10 al - "a a.
i 70 sq IL i at 81 r o a d. % s r. o. MS n
s. 4o 10 yrsgia d. ne no a. e. 20 VI ilic 70 at 81 So
sag 1920 H. s. so DO 1929 ~ a. a. W 80 40 Steers So
wss +, vr IS Ss s se iis s co. St 8 d.
s5 az at s. co. 70 1899 n s. CO. 70 DO ois ~
e. ,Sa 3d. sSs O " at s. IL DO 80 n
CO. !. So vTF sn ' 1850 n 0Ss S. d.
10 n at $? So COWS 200 ~ At o 49, 0o a. sSis "
r. sbarnbsrg a son: Illinois steer lay 70; a, 80
% do ass r. at s. 90 do HIS 10 at 81 So stays
i' Il e Collins IN Virginia 1893 r. g g. su.
J. Curt: son s,as1, at az so :9 DO for sis
Andrew Mullen bulls. 1000 ID al ~ "o' cow NV
n az 81 ccvs-only head received and sold. with
Their calves at so each, By s Sanders. 80 ,o- N.
CAtVEs~Recelpts today were 20 heao. al sor M
maF1s'' an = which 55l sixtieh st and 20 a.
Isrssy CIV Demand was slack ana prs sa a. ,hs
GEM peor to prime veal. sold at s4gS 81. per 100 TO-
had @hoice al 81 ,6 yea srssssd veas weak at ga
., sc,et stock az I2c country dressed dui AZ az
"a dressed grassers and fed calves SLOW az sg
saesJ Se Is q Veni'' LOB ID '''''s' v
100 10 Mullen IS veals $50 10 at 81 d. lSs To-
= Hum. Bro ID yeals. 40 ~ at 81 80 = DO %S
70 al 50 y Hollis veas 12s at 81 25' a. 100 ~ at
&C. n, u; ;s TO-. rsIt leo 10 at 81 IS &C -
80 S,rts & sor: veals. 10 u. at go 90. 10 TO-
g. CO. Il vea' I'D 70. at 81 s2 DO 10
n at - 80 Co 30 Buffalo veas Is? =. at 10 5o as
"''s sanders. Ssa. 97 n at 70 ~ aG III n Is
81 d. rs s, IS s., Il o. 90. i6l n at So IS
calf sE t2 ~ AID Receipts TO-DAY were 2ss 81, Sit
or 'o- ,srte and with the stock already IN ins
D@ns there % cars on saie snsg nv 80 o,ner
weak. cnS tos LIVER and 81 stock wsre carried
over Ordinary 70 Prime snesp ' :, soasS most Of he
100 ID ~ a. spds5 co. dressed mutton weak at trs'sc
& m dressed lambs sold mainly at 'ssse' DUR eh0'Se
stock in smai % Co 2S Kentucky lamb 70 70
q, IS go per 100 n: 100 Buffalo do oil 10 a. " ~ '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept. aoCottOn steady; middng 4sc; ow
mlddlins 4nc good ordinary. 4isc. Receipts. 4.OSO
bales exports Great Britain, ss3 bales coastwse.
$3.50 bales. sales 1886 bales stock. lei 1873 bales
Baltimore. Sept 30-Cotton nominal. mlddling. bbc,
low middlng 1916: good ordinary. 3l6c Gross re-
ceips 1900 bales 70 Great Britain 24so bales;
10 the Continent, ] so bales, stock, ls14 bales.
Memphis Sept. 30-Cotton steady; mid1lins. lo-loo'
low mldlling 9-l6c good ordinary nominal o., Receipts
stock. 1895. 80 Sal bales: 1897. % 500 bales -,
Savannah Sept 30.--Cotton steady. mddng 4sc: low
middlng 4a.c Receipts 1893 bales: exports 10 the
Continent 1900 bales coastwiss 437I bales sales 'oI
bles stock 1894 bales.
St Louis. sept 30.-Cotton quiet; mddlins oci io"
nlddng 4Ac: good ordinary Arc. Net receipts l5if
bales gross 2See bales; shipments 1923 bales sales
100 bales; stock, g 3e9 bales ~ 81.
New-Oreans Sept 30-Cotton steady; niiddlins, 4Ise.
low nddng 42c good ordinary, 4i.c. Receipts, 20 -
bales: exports the Continent 20 bales cosstwse lv
bales; sales 5000 bales; spinners. 1881 bales Stock
corrected. 1866 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01

DO 30 10 At IS So 27 state DO 81 10 Ct q IS: 16l Viz
gina do 81 ~ At 81 So ia Virginia sheep 70 70. 1t
- 80; 10 State do. a5 10. at g.
sheep; lie n. at As0 Virginia DO. 90 70. a. T.
g. Judd Co.: leo Kentucky lambs. II n. At 20; Ill
Buffalo do. IS 10 at IS as " Pennsylvania DO II h. At
y 90 g Kentucky sheep. ae n. at a; Pennsyvsn!a
do, SO 10. at 81 co.
Newton Co: 2l5 Buffalo lambs s. 10. At q 37h; 2o4
do. 81 10, at IS 49, 205 do, 81 n, at IS IS.
H. wlkersor; 2C7 Buffalo lambs. IS 10. AZ IS S. 40
Go. rs 10. at IS 40.
s. Sanaers; 80 state lambs 70 10, at 50 g. a..
j. III Hume Bro: Western lambs. Io 10, at 30 o.
D. Harrington: III Buffalo lambs " 70. at IS rs: 30
DO 81 10, at S. 62h.
George DEisnback: es Pennsylvania lambs. 70 n.
at IS IS.
II. II. Hollis; 412 Northern Canada lambs rs 10 Mt
IS IS: 8 State sheep. lis 10. at 81 37i3.
HOGS-Recepts to-day were Is or 2. s04 head.
and there about lbs head sale. Market was
quoted duh s4ps4 100 10 for inferior TO prime
hogs Country dressed quiet 4Q5c for heavy 81 g5c
for medium and 6G6isc for light weights.
Sales-J H. Hume a Bro. date yesterday: 10 State
hogs l25 10 az 81 30 per 100 n; So DO les n, at 81 IS,
roughs. 213 N, at 81 30
s. Sanders: 3 State hogs, PSI 70. at 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yo.k. september aO. SIS.


COFFEE-Cofee futures net with little favor AZ the
hands q contingent this morning but one lot
changing hands up midday during which Tine prices
had o varied sbgeadth from the bid figures OF last
night Later In the session business improved somewhat,
without however. al time showing a senlolace ~
old-t!ne activity, Total sales for the Gay were 5000
sss chefy the positions steader feeling de
veloped shortly after midday covering q old short
scconts Gagged back late in the Gay with
The close quiet unchanged prices 20 points lower
According Official cables received Change the
Hamburg and Havre markets were suffering from positive
neglect Prices showed sagsng tendency although sell
,rs were udsposed press their apparent advantage
Much the conditions prevailed in the Brazilian mar
ks.s Despite the fact that receipts were light both
Rio ard Santos inactive. with prices, In some in
stances shade lower. The Rio rate OF exchange eased
OF S.5 after having shown almost remarkably up
I'd during the last week more The Amer
little change keeping close to $4,000
bags The clearance OF the steamers Bslanock and Cyp-
sn Prince from Rio added 5000 bags TO the amount
sfoat this country Havre stocks showed slight gam
over ~ last week aggregatng l2ioVOO bags in
Guiding $1,000 Brazilian.
Demand FOR spot Brazilian coffee moderate to-day
The business about the basis Of oAc for In
voice lots OF No Rio The mud grades were IN GOOD
demand and commanded firm prices where OF desirable
quality. 49,, -, -. . a.,
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Sept 90--Ony about 1000 head Of cattle ar
rived day and they disposed OF at unchanged TO
10c lower prices the demand being good IL usually IL
Friday sold S40t5 SIS. with the
bulk OF sales s. 1895 CO. stockers and feeders trade
fairly active So 5od$4 co. Gamers and choice
heifers sold steady prices. but medium cows were
5c lower owing competition from rangers. There was
general demand for hogs and the market was
decidedly stronger Of the sales being 21c higher
droves selling &c better Hogs
sold at So 45Gs largely Sc 70Gs3 927 and pigs sold
largely Mt SO i0ds3 IS being lively once more.
Lambs hrmer. with sales basis Of 50 I5gS6
for common focks few being good enough 10
So rs folders bringing 81 s4 S. Sheep were
in demand So 5Onsf so for prime grades West
erns selling So 5OQsi S5 with Western yearings sell
ing around 81 so Feeding sheep active demand at
So aOas4 10 Recepts-Cate 1000 head: hogs 2s.cOO
head: sheep. 5000 head -
Cincinnati Sept s0-Hogs active. 1898 9o. Cattle
steady 50 JOGS4 rs Sheep strong s2n<4 Lambs higher.
81 50Ts5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01

Cash quotations follows Flour steady No 3
spring whest siS9s rs. Ns seS St ~ oats
$i.sa2se: white 2sifc no white b 2 ~
C ,s moy ss'n 81; - 1 .S6T
4. s ~ h2 a fs 'd Goods per- soS
81 S sHgars cut Ioat unchanged On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market was steady creaeres
l3ai9nc; dairies i2al7c Cheese steady 1899 Eggs
Arm. fresh. lac.
red Sc Corn dull No mixed; 5lc oats easy. ,ow.T
Sugar nm nrm EGGS dull. i8c. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. Sept, Sowheat, la3c lover: 70 North
t t6c. O Barley arm 30 2, 4sa44. sample 4se4sAc
Minneapolis, Sept 3o.-Wheat weak september. Se,'c;
patents, 50 o5asi O5 second patents s. 1898 50; first
clear 81 7oas2 80. Bran in bulk. 81 '5sss
Esr 6rn seasy ads :g9 ss sp and oaoS
25sa9Sc: No mixed 25a2sc Butter unchanged. EssS
firm; fresh nearby sc DO Western llsalsc; 90 SCUM
lands. ilDisc Taow inactive city prime in hhds s'sc;
2s S po S1f 1 snd RS fows sc Old
T0oter sae spring chickens SsSc du'E sa sgS %3
near ~ $si5s 20 western large lie small
sacks wheat 1000 bush corn 5000 bush OATS 40 l2oSo
oats 81 900 bush
st. Louis sept 2OFlss our gGchanssd ys h.6s
S M N ssAa haFd CASH G c
Nay oa;spot quiz 10 81, fs: as, g: I'd
May. 23.a23Ac bid No white 20,se Bran scarce
ias s ds Rss, sssiiF ssSy
DC oR SsP corn u Tss oWef ~ no.
5l' steaSy: No cash 4s.c Glover seed active loacr
prim. cash, 81 so; October Il 20 OIL unchanged.