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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
Provirfoun.

Pork-Sev standard sIT.s per 100 Ihs. a n
tobbing way: 1901 al Mss.
LAro-Cho.ce steam On L. side closed uomsnaIiv
at 1o5oc; kettlA rendered h6u
Green Haus-Sar lots held Z O. b z -tda
thus: Hams 10 ay. AZ lose: y Az. AT feSc. Ia
is and ls at 1oAc; as at I0%c- Skinned hams
LIS. is and Ns and - and as at lie Czltfo--
ntas 1sc; New York shoulders at SIC. From The
block DEL: Hams at 18Ac and bellies at leE
1z-zc as n sv>rsse; Cltfornias and New York
1. s Mests-To arrive c. l. Z. loose cur,s
Cribs entirely nominal. closing: sAav- at 10. 7ec:
<s-sv. at n-z21c: slay. at 1c. sc Bxd- lots IN a
JOINING way ranged: Extra shorts Al nc; cribs
at lie; short clear at ILc, bellies .. Iazc:
plates Al sac: fat backs al SIC: standard bscss
ae11Hc- Dealers CHARGE higher On orders.
6econ-Bxd q c meats in q 5ohhiug way
ranged. Sreakfzet bacon at from 1Si-c for heavy
e 1sc Tor light hams at 13TISZc. Caiif,rniEs a.
sLdlSzc- New York shoulders az SIC Plat
smoked hxo- lots In 9 3obhinE way ranged. tx
TIA shorts a use; Cribs at u5kc; short clear at
LAc: bellies AZ EAc: plates At leAc. fat back. az
1eec: standard backs nj I2zc- Higher CHARGED
Talow.Dun: 10, country at saeKc for cur
P1ekers sslsole al F167$c, but held higher.
Oleo Stezrfne-occte At Exc
Greas-Couni-ys Brown 3[c: yellow &c ana
white sc. Packers sfock-B-ou, al S&a5Lc-
yellow n szd5Ac5 white at T6H1Ec-
frog kgs-LarEe H5: medium II: small n
Fe2isEchoice small fst at szsc per n choice
heavy a sszdecs he-eticz at zdfl.c- Sheec J<ff
sc per n thin ewes and bucks ils6sc. lambs
Bset-on. orders: Ebi1-Fls.s ana Fulton Mar
hot add rol ~ G2Scs ness n sfLGk; dree ss:s
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BY Telegraph.


New York; Sept 12-Spot cotton closed quiet:
niddlinE uElaads s.s; middiing Gulf sl-c: sa-s
80: Nov. s.4se: De-. s hi5m Ss 5 5e. Sss
s.zee March si4e: April s-zc: Hay s.Sc. The
market opened nr-l AID ! 10 : points higher in
response = q buiIisa set of Liverpool cables
able crop reports ana continental buying orders.
The local trade was made very uneasy with the
belt and the presence OF freeing Temperature
Just north OF the cotton country. the range be-
fofnstion in TIE Vast io-nssat' he Local shorts
ran f- cover immediately after the opening and
ing SIS. Liverpool TOOK frisht at the cold
ye;a.s reports aIso and AZ the close was q.
heavy. but this factor had been pretty thoroughly
again turned strong and rlshed % TO sic for
January on urgent general buying. started ~ an
and Arkansssl The b-a-s saniSe fresh IN n'nd
the condition reports Of ca on the Sd inst. Were
positive disaster possible. as the records show no
p%recedent for this time Of the season SIN later
profit taking and bearish weekly statistical state,
alelh p1t ohcT T n snot up~eIo iowHrd ne
buying The market was finally firm and net u
to Ie points higher Total safes were estimated
New orleans; Ia SEPT; r.co.ton-FutIres
: lsgs &c: Dec sisas IS: Jan. ssgS &c; Fsb.
sSaS s5 55e; MsTch s. ssss 81 &c; AOTll s:stSf ~:
good ordinary az: low nsiddiins SIS; nlddling
s Re- ss0f 4.s @ide si5ek s- .ae7; niddiias fair sse
Liverpool. Sept E-COtton-sPot moderate
4si-ssd, The sales q H. dSF were seq Saies:
OF which so were for speculation and export and
included $50 American Receipts 5000 bales. in
gliding 4seO American Futures opened steady
and closed very steady: American raiddIing. Z
o G.. SEPT. tss-s+1 :; Sep--oct { Ee-e+d b.;
Oct-Nov. : 1854 b.. Nov.-Dec- ESQ b.: Dec
ian. is2-s4d b.: Jaa--Feb. s5-6i1s Se-sd h..
Feb March 43lI4d y: Nsrch-Aprl 43o-66
: 5i-eld b.: Aprii-May 4A-6id b.: Nay-Jun-
Hester's Visible
New Orleans. La. Sept. ls-Secretary He<-er's
statement of the worlds visible supply % cot
ton shows the total visible as ] Sel. Is. OF which
sos. eS Is American cotton
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By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

bIlC SfECLAL
and L. TOW : feet II inches above Iew-saier
The rAfer Pearl Davis arrived do9s with a
string OF logs for the Burlington Lumber Com
R fhe W. T :. F N1Slss II. i IN . bsv es from 'si Ks %s95.
ing. Work on the wing dams at this point will
Captain kue..0es and ooasos, P PeyA sxain D s1s
s5gsc,sd 70 arrive hers tonight or te.morroM
,nolsd. dam. along Tie Illinois .hO,s across from
Il sT hns Se.n sn d.e "a ar sy s1 M Dr. g. aa%iii 1a y:
Eot to .snd the Dueuaue back TO 81 Louis this
40 .ad Il ss. ts s. s=nssn,io a0' 70 ssv eT her a1 fc
turn to 81 Lrui. and then proceed to Dubuque
isilins o. n trade i sasee he e eo!d ts saa s1dS Ssa
caused the company 10 order the Dubuque TO
on ne Ways eSSIf sor . q : Complete 1sn aes os WR aaa g f ar n nest
s2rins's business.
MsTp p Tenn Sept r-Tss river. her.
last q hours The Stacker Lee arrived this even
for his place and returns at 10 D. % m' WiIS =
god ZIP me lame. Lee departed at 5 p m:
rs N so5 AshPeSt ne Sun d.parted al 5
r Ins m from dDl SSiesSs8 T ana ps,sa :r ,t.Sdi III. nom Nom.
ing he Ferd Hero,d leaves to-mor,uw evening
On 1 & e Gsrt sri Pom N i 3. i Tosis p Pc. esiT Down The e, ; !
a m for New Orleans. Receipts by river to-
Gay So bale. cotton. . bags seed-cOtiOn and SIS
viek,sgrE: Mir. Sept E-Tse Eause to-day
in ron Memphis. me Senator coSalR Wa. o ns
aad down From Na'chsz The Elk clea-ed for
LAVE oru4- 4uE NtalltI turned 10 Ge<rseS
The river nont. The Res. Pritchad i due
through boat. ar. very much in,essssed G IN n:
elevator Controversy and say that unless the ele-
esp; fr,,sht shipmsnts for this port The ques-
vii be msinrssn~d Al = mee,ing e9 fe , sss cl9x
Council Monday night
Paduc.h. Ky. sept i.-Garge =. The n. W.
The Dick Fowisr left for csiro a. SO tn.
Tsnsess.. River at ITO tbs morni Gs' . . e see
part. on r.turn Trip te-monoy evsnins The K.
Do,sisi. The hsry ssw.rt is overdus nom
lay up during The ioS-waser season. 10
=. iAi ases n .se- ssst n IAN q :, ,is cf . s ;sss s rsss:
the pasf tsenty-four hours- A heavy rain fen
Il n He1i. arrived froa New Ae or.s eoo. .. fhs
a IN and departed for ST. Louis AT /. noon
and out on time. me Georsis Lee eiear-ss so 9
Merphi: a IS. m: she had q rood TIP down
n5s: consisnmeni Of oossonseed for this Season.
Grand Tossr; m SEPT n!nsst@ down at
ls ac-n a, q, - p n I: Lly so.n q m
Chester. N sept r-Down boats: Chester.
: an; e GslSnS, eo,s : : m Tg; Peis1. Il:
Chester, Cloudy. cool Gauge reads 1T feet. a
tionary. Cloudy and threatening.
wheeling W. Va sept ts-R.ysr l foot IL
Cincinnati. o.. Sept. -Riv Z feet > inches:
rising Rain and colder.
, L.Yi:yi Ne ", SEPT n ri, isn. ,;.s.on.y In
Docks ) feet . inches Rain and cooler.
Evansyile. fnc-. Sept r falling: q.
and ~.fm Arrived: Nsscs-. from Inc B sass'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Loumaaon caused declines at III. opening Of the session. though weather news was
again bulsh Extremely cold weather prevailed in the Northwest and there was the
usual run OF frost Iepots from many sections Of the spring belt After tbs early rush to
take profits the market was fairly veil supported by the longs until eart the close Of the
session wHen ofehrs we're again fp- Receipts were large md there was falling on in
the cash and export demand
Com was the bull card early IN the esaoa Frost; was reported from many portions
of fe No1ha and West and continued cod weather was said to he in prospect A IN the
case Of wheat roattakhg was INDUCED in from tme to I'M and sellers we're in the
majority toward the Close
De- wheat pSnec 1sQL on and osedH III OF
Dec corn opened Lc r. and closed unchanged
Dec oats c@cd .c or
Receipts of produce we're fairly large, but here was an excellent bal And shipping
czrand for tupcrade fruits and vegetables and values were generally steady TO higher
Lccls securities were depressed by pOatnaNng Most Of the issues sold lower. but
the ceiling was good al the close
steady between 5an5 PEI cent
Spot cotton vas et and unchanged III the local market
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CLOSING PRICES WEAK
DESPITE WEATHER OUTLOOK.
PROFIT-TAKERS FREELY OF
FER GRAIN.
Market Fairly Strong Until Last
Hour, but Final Quotations
Are Lower.

Considerable portions OF Thursdays gains
were wiped out IN the local grain market
yesterday. At the opening there was some
liquidation. hut later there was good buy
Ing. based on reports OF cold weather IN
the Northwest and predictions Of frost n
other secuons As sooE as the shorts had
covered the market was permitted to sag.
Late advices cid not seem 10 justify the
cold weather scare and offerings were
rather free.
The Modern Miller says: Fall blowing
has progressed satisfactorily in the West
and southwest, where 2 large acreage Will
be seeded TO winter wheat. but dry soil
conditions are restricting farm work in
more eastern sections. The movement CT
winter wheat TO the market continues good
The quality of the wheat does not show
the Improvement expected from the grain
thrashed from the stack
Argentine shipments OF wheat to Europe
the past week reported al 10000 bu.,
against 72.00o bu a week ago, and 5000 bu.
@ year &
Dec. wheat opened 1sgs4c up and sold at:
sThc. SIG. s7Se &c. ss5c. GsAc. essc. s1Ec.
Cropkillers were active in the corn mar
ket early in the session, but longs were not
greatly alarmed. as their offerings were
hsavy- The most active sellers were profit
takers Prices advanced for awhile, but IN
tbs last hour realizing caused sharp recess
siJns.
Argentine shipments OF corn 10 Europe
the past week reported at 1.1s2.oOo bu-.
against L56s,oO bu- q week ago. and l.sss.-
10 bu- a year ago.
Dec corn opened &c OF and sold at:
sT&c. Else. s7lzc. g7Sc.
Receipts Of wheat at St Louis were 49,
U6 bu, OF which 2,515 SKIS. and IA cars ana
8 cars through, against 64.4eA ou-, OF which
S.04 SKIS. and 81 cars local and Il cars
through, IN 1901
Receipts of wheat at primary points were
11o0,e39 bu-, against ls5s.G0 bu., IN 1871, and
shipments were $500 bu-. against l-107.ep
su- TIL Northwest received 61 cars,
against 1,09 cars. in 1901. Chicago received
1S1.S0s bu-. and Kansas City $4,000 blu. The
clearances amounted 10 g.. Fla bu. OF wheat.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis were $500
bu-. Of which 6 cars local and l car through.
against 1900 bu-, OF which - cars local and
Q cars through. In DJL Samples on trk-
higher and scarce
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
237.S0 bu-, against 1900 bu-. in 1901 and
shipments were 1928 bu.. against 24s 900
bu. Chicago received 1850 bu.. and Kan
sas City 2i.o0 bu. The ciearances aggre-
gated 1866 bu.
Receipts OF oats at ST. Louis were u. 900
bu-, of which Il cars local and Is cars
through, against 400 bu-. of which % cars
local and Z cars through, in 1901. Shipments,
26.0S0 bu.
Receipts Of oats at primary points were
695. s1b bu., against 10000 b1-. In 1901, and
shipments were 9Lea5 bu-. against es1-Go
bu- The clearances were g 2Ss bu.
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M.BKETs ny

New York, sept F1cur-Recei - Gt: ex-
SSuiss. BackTseas hour nsiei. corumesi fSm.
~ steady; sAE,sy szsy feeSins &c c, ( 4
Receipts s-4.. sPot steady; No : rel ssle ele-
saiori no; : re 'SseL !. o sa ns9a'' be ! Mes' |,
strong early advance IN. wheat to-day on n fur-
Strength and covering. but as cieaiances psovea
small. export demand light and late EnElish ca
ish- Losing all It's carry advance. tn nsaIAet
e &C., . Easy ss az :" ssI as! SIC. cioassSS 80 Dee
sas4zc closed &c. Corn-Receipts nom: ex-
option market sold right up a. the start on a
frost. scare. and was generally nrm until the
Close Vas Barely siesdy at Ssri...e net advance.
re later On sept: Kay ss.a.s5s: elessd tss.e;
slesea tsie; oass.RseeiP,s i'Sss1; e.2orts u
uk: i mii. S1 HE So tIk. Nsi,e aasse, h'' Option ito Tss1;
ket opened higher with corn. but experienced
cunt: May eIosed Sc: sept SC. cIose5 sc:
Dec. closed $3.50. cut meats firm: picked bal
T Ess I'm: casslssht in:is: sogsS &2.sisi;
q 9: eonP0g n sSqsci PIP PORK sr a5m- Tsllox QUIZ.
MinneapolIs, sept Co.'s whsat-sepI. &c;
S Sss;;s essssS s q no. 'rs : N SSa ! nar &c Csc ri SS- /
Firsi parents a75S5E: second patents aspaS0 %:
nrs, S,eArs :, second clears sss0sA" Bran
Miiwa1see. WIS. Sep. EZWssst ,;eaay.
SC. Harley firm: No . sesse: sample 4Sa1c-
Toledo. o. Sept. r.-whea. active, easier: c.-h
nc. sept s{cs Der d-fc. MAY NC Com ac-
osc- Oats dull, easier: sept 4 Dee ZIG
SIS: No. /: timothy ne. Rye 2l-
Kansas City. seg,- E-close:- wheat-Sept
efs lefisc; Dec Gq6r<c. cash No. = hard t5G
&c: No : GHdGc; No : red esZHc.c: No. 3
01s9sf4c- 6s=c: Dec 5tzIssEc.
) 57isassc. oafs-No. : VII; e 5s65sc. Rye-So. ?
&C. ttnothy S@s.Sf: do. prairfe s-a
1SL Receipt-Xheat Eoa. corn nDa: oats
500 Shipmenfs-whsat iS-eo; ccrn Loo: oats
Chicago. Sept E-cash: Flour firm WHEAT
No. : spring tzG74c: No. : sOa!le: Nc. 2 red ~
S5tisc corn-No ? ssa5s<.e; Ne : ysrow SO
sl1c. Bsrsey-Fai- 20 choiee mating $780,
F1zxseed-NoL I 81 -: No. ] Northwestern CH
Timothy = I-F5 C1p- er-c,rtracf graGs
S-aecc. ProvisionsNNess PORK, Per bbl-. yez9
1ez: lard. per 10 Ms. so. Tsdlaso .horr rms
sides doos49 dy-saited shoulder
u-IzS. Whisky. basil OF ~hi<hwines. 81 z
Peoria Sept l2-Corn frm. irregular: No. ,
5s&e on Tux Oats irreTuisr: No : white M
sz-e nilled through Whisky On the basis CT sI1
Duiath- sept. r-whest-ca-h No. / hard -1xe.
s-c: Dec. GEc. Oats-sept- ne. Dec. nc
LIZ erpool. Sept r2-Pork-Prtme mess western
strong. r. "a Baco1-Cser be Les nrm: CAS- Cd
Hops at London (Pacifc Cast, IRA. rs io~6<1-
R~r~ipt< OF wheat during past three Gays xiIoo
csnteis. Including r7Les American cotfon-.eef
orEHuii refined spot dun; zs ID we-ther far.
Lfverpool. SEPT Iz.Vheet-sgot M : red
spr.nr nrn. G. I'd: No ! California rrn- e IT
futures quiet. Sept g = Dee s. 1osd Corn
Spot quiet: American MIXED - ia: futu-r-
steady. Oct s u: Nov. mammal. jan - Ia.
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Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Sept. Live Poult-y-Rec-tp;s
today were ; cars Western anG a little ex-
press offerings The demand for the week Il
about over and market closed quiet. but steady:
al unchanged prices Fowls went 81 DC and
chickens al l4c. with later extreme. Abouf J
cars carried by jobbeTs unsold. mast OF which
VIII have to go over to next week Quotations
unchanged.
Dressed P-oultry-Receip;s to-day 52 pkgs-
With a fair inquiry in progress this morning
the market cleaned Up more closely than ex-
pected and not much desirable stock had 10 so
ever. Tie average run Of scalded chickens
worked out generally at lie. hut many were
carried over from hrst Of week and were thin
and soft. Strictly prime dry-picked fowls moved
fairly well AZ Exc, but some marks contained
50 many thin and pin-feathery that Il was
difficult TO average lie. while choice heavy.
clean. dry-pickec in Instances commanded a pre-
mium. Aevires in transit showed q falling
"a o, fully % per cent. as compared with rais
week. and there was G tribe steadier tone 20
the market at the close. Spring turkeys In nb-
erai supply and neglected. with the exception OF
q few fancy small. plump broilerS Spring tur-
do. S-y-plcked. 6 10 8 It's. each. la1i4c- Other
quotations unchanged
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13

Louisiana worth more Cypress AZ Ss9Se ana
slSG2 Maple at 81 for soft
CoOPERSTUFFSQuote Cottonwood -four bol
at Sc 2sFeL3; do meal Dbl. at sac; No. ; At -:
i=-bbL al s4-G5: mill run fruit Dbl at $50: beer
keg Al 5l2f.s. lard tierce II 81: pork bbl- At us.
Headings per set-No. ! ncu- bill &C. MIL run;
lsA-tnch stock for apple hSl, t.c; No : 90
&c: lard fierce 1sc. pork bhi- Exc Shaved
h~oops-Flour Dbl slai5o for cooper: s25G3 for
Eecsier; dbl $50; eoiled elm s.; oak lard
CO0PEIsAGE@Lard tcs. sII5 for wood and
30 for i-on-bound bhls.: pcrk bhis at SsSs-se
for wood-bound. = for iTuE-hoCld. o.eo ties ~
SLzsi@- Slack wo-k-ROcnd-hoop -four bbas- "a.
fiai-top DO &c: .-bbis- &c: meal &c
LAUGHING. TC-RagSing. per yard. IBID Al
s S-lsc. zIo at S-l6c. .h-Ib. at lie Iron
cotton ties AZ Slr-. Eerrp tEfne SC.
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Wool.

Boston. Sept. 1.-THE Comnerciai Bullet
trade q the United States: "
The market Is generally quiet but some deal
ind.cs;.ons that an ,nprovensnt IN The demand
sellers have refused to aecep, fS.e.ianai con-
cessions from asking figures
,ss. have been sss.to.s Is. rba 's. seai aao; n ia 80
lbs. for the same period In ig1-
MS. against shlpnsnts Of is9ss.1s ID. for The
same period in is9l
.7.sfe.tes ibs Ths total sfnck to-day Is Is7ye0z ~
lbs The stock On hand Sept Il. lsoi. was Is
Sev IeTk. sept nazcsnee-spcs Rio .saIet:
s POINTS lover. following bzsrish European esbi.s.
susssspen,.y the market rallied 5 points on nEsi
seet h os SSa Sas ssa,a IN The early ansrnooa
s s1o@ on ear 9noy wa an SEPT eTps sna Tsssn. o. S1-5;1si
by private sdvices OF a favorable tenor rezsrc-
b taE : she r: szSsins ana sTo p, r rSeh IsTss' !, sas finally so,1iy
lower. Sales amounted TO 80 bars. fncfutia.
sae: March sSas.Gc: May s.foss.Ss: Jun.
Else: July 5-s9s-soc-
Butter and Cheese.
pt sss -fsady: stz1s dairy issss; esss%es1. t q.
ira. &C: creamery 1s&2lHc.
nas Pine isas.. s; SsIss; f fsney E. issss mai ssIp;;c lss,ss.:
fun-cream- coior~d. lesc: fancy small. White.
chicaso.. Sent .-Bst,er Arm: cr..nsrss ED
a PSSiiis SsaTsss q e ss gsees s1ssay =; ~ elsAe
lc higher: ext.s Wsstem crssmey nc: extra
nand New YORK frii-crezm4 prime. mail, ia
Gl1c: DO fair 10 good o61esc. do. prime lzrES
10-1G7esc. do fair TO g0cd do sz5teLc
Dry GOodn-
Manchester. Sept Quiet ana rn-
charged; yarns steady. With little doing
New York Sept H-The dry goods MARKET to-
day las shown q ecneshzt qui>ter business IN
There - no change in the market ana
prizes coattnue nm for cotton goods. Linens
quiet and barely steady.
New York. Sept l@suxxr-Rxv steady, rai-
refining &C. centrifugal $ test &c. moszx<cD
SUGAR .4c: refined steady. Crushed &c. pow
ce-ed 41c; granniased 6 Noiasses nrm. New
New orissns Ia sept Ezsnur strong;
cpen-ket>le -ir41 5-1ec- Jper-kerr1c cert-1fucn1
sasses. ~eentr.f1Fal yelsov Sse<4e; lsoonds IS0
&c. NossDss duRs centrifugal t91se
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-13
REPUBLLc SPECIAL

R6[ sE6(LAh -
Mount Vernon. H., Sent. Il 1soz-OuHn-
ions In the following cases were rendesed
FEBRUARY TERN isca.
Craig q Co vs.. Hzrrison-svif.er Milling CO.
psayi error 70 81 Clair: reversed and. remandSd.
hanna ct al vs. appeal from Nd
Gsnkei e. al Va Bachs: appeal from Madsa6ns
kowolshu Ct al vs. Fs.x ct ~: error to Rah-
Eekert vs.. wieimue.sser: error to 81. c.ir:
wsstern Railroad Company: error 10 ST. Chair:
-Winkisnan vs.. L C r. n Co.: error 70 :.
Singer ManafacturtnE Company vs.. E1ansson;
Warder. Busheii q Glessne- CO. rs. srir:ts z
aus sspe1i Won r N MescsninImn; a,hFmsa, 49,
Gay: affirmed
Mi,cos = Tesae.iss,oa; sppeai from cuuav
People va Perrin ct al: appeal from ST Clair.
Jolivetts vs. Administrator Young. error ~
',ekSsn: rsss.sed and rsm.nded -
McDoneid Va Wtedmer. appeal from A91fD1us
Massey vs.. People: appeal from J.rersoa. AZ
Jones. trustee. VI. Jones ct al: appeal from
Provfdenf savinzs Life Assurances Society Of
New York Vs. Cannon. admr-: appeal from Gaw-
city % Alton vs. Job 4 Co.: appeal from Maas-
Noble & ohso Railroad Company v. puxaa:
appeal from Monroe. affirmed
osnorne z q. va Carr. Scott = Co.: error to
Hersher vs.. Webs; zppeai from jefferson: ~
Missouri and nilnoi. Coal Company VI. Hart
man: appeal from ST. Clair: affirmed
sstft co. vs.. Ronon: appeal from City Court
Boals va Bachman ct al: appeal from Madi-
schlelier vs.. Leady: appeal from Madison: af-
fitzpatrick 70. Modern woodmen ct al. appeai
ffom Madison; affirmed
r, r.r,a va ana E1 lem.s q a. appeal iFom Ennssens
cniidress vs.. People. ex rel. Snyder. appeal frou
County Court Of Lawrence. reversed and re-
CITY Of Herr.n VI Newton: appeal from W.
Cannon. admr- VI. Michirnr Mutual Life In.
hrmed.
Dean ct al. Us. Archer ef al: appeal from JET.
Ha-trich ct al "a. Haxes: appeal from Jasper.
IiiiIois Central Railroad Company VI Leiner.
admir-. appeal from ST Clair. affirmed
Deenrcr e al vs. Boyne et a.; error &c -
Nsrioa: revcrssd-nndinx o. facts
Comply Us. Greer: appeal from CITY Court Ess
81 Luis; r~eysT. es-sT 4Fk e f, ,sss
Pav-y " Pavey: error TO GaIiari1. REVERSED
Harry Va Cochran. error to White; diEnfsssd-
lndlsna. Decaenr and Western Railway ccm.
'ias nv ssrlsi Ns aPssai LIZ ia.aSsnss Co.
Of Indianapolis. MINI. VI Irwin e. al: aSU61
Moe Va ortsier; appeal from CITY csu< ~
FIslsiIs Liis iassr.see conpssy. W ssaes..
sx re- fancey. Appeal from Wiaienseuas ~
SAM w. People. II rel Atwood. szpsn1 ~
VOL Msupin I curdie ~ cry q Alesa: a.
peal f-crr Madisous reverend ana r<u4D4e4
&c cosr S. 1870 n 8, 10 sss ssJs5 n es so@ss 49,
Nd s6shtn twenty days and - - aDUUva
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EEEs.


New York, Sept. e-EsKEReceipts to-day a.
80 cases. There was an easy tone 70 prices On
the higher grades OF fresh-gz.hered ezgs As a
consequence Of full supplies and the fact that
huye-s for current Use had about fully met their
WANTS for the week Trade from store was
rather dull. with considerable canvassins AID
placing Of samples on the part OF receivers.
Strictly fancy quality from all points sold al full
prices. but good. useful stock at the range %
isLGlsc was plentiful. Seconds were In good
demand at 1s1.6I7c- nirties, checks and spots
sold well. Storage goods without saies OF note.
No change IN quotations.
Chicago. Sept. E-Eggs FRI: f-esh 1S&9lsc
Per doz-
MISSOURI and Kansas 1sc. cases returned. los
on.
Ptslaoe,ph.z Sept. I2-EUr cru: roo6 de-
mauS. fresh Weston &c: Southern .oc-
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Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Reoeip;s 2.B5 SKIS. and IL tars local
and 3 cars through. By sample. del--:,o. 2 red
II SIC W. and sTisntSitc OS%c fancy for seed
z side; No. 3 red al e5as5c W sn6 Gd6sHc E
rejected at 5c 70 &C and no-Erade AT iac 70 CSC.
Skd. in elevafcT-No. . red at 65sc: No. , red at
ezsc; No. : at 59zSc- Har1 winter was firm. No. :
selling at 6sl.G6IA-c 10 sc and No. 4 at sk4s5c
10 CSC. outside for Tu-E-y- No. = Quotable at &C
70 Tc.
C-oRN-2eceiptz 6 cars local and / car through.
BY sample. No. 3 sold at 6lAd6Ic W side for
spot and at scc 10 arrive. No. : white at s2Ac.
i. Eide-No. . cUotzble at SIC. No. z yellow al
6zc. No > yellow al Sic. No 2 white at 6n
oATsReceipts a cars local and l. cars
through BY sampis-No. 2 al 391Es1c w side;
No. , at 2S1G2Sxc ". side: No. 4 at Z7[-I2sc e
side: No. ; white at ssd35c W. and 3id52c E.
side; no-grade white At &c: No : white ouotsble
RYE-No 2 At SOC and No. ; at &c.
&c.
HAXSEEDAAf a591s per bu.
FLOUR@uotEtions are as follows: New son
ts63 10; extra fancy S2.s5R2s5: cellar 8. 79Tz 81:
iow grades ole Iodl5c higher. New
bard winter in 3ute sks-PRssnts s563i0-
Grsights .SSd2qS bakery g s092 20; low grades
so 90 old IsS7oc higher. Spring wheat pat
! BRlN-Bids IN the open market are eas4c for
bran IN 1ooe and sc n large SKIS. Soft in l09-lb.
Ssks. W. side sold at &c for bran and ssdeoc for
shipmenth At MIL bran sells at s75ssc and
EYE F~LoUR-JObbins at s2ssa2rc In SKIS. and
e. soG2 90 IN obla
CoRNNEAL-City meal & Q. b. & 90; pearl
CT,ts and honiny s4U.
,sh-ough: shipped 80 tons Quote: Timothy on E.
siee-New 81: No. ! &-5o1si0S9: No.2 sS3s: low
grades at S6Ts. Clover@No. ! at ~ Prstrfe an
w sid6hoices g; No. l 1as-5e: No. : ssG7.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

TinE-s and stained a. 4a%c below white.
GAlFestoa-spct market steady: quote middltnEs
SIc.s sizes IS bales
View o-ieansSpct market arm: quote md
ctlgs sl.c. sales zen9 baleE-
AemphisSpor market steady: middlinEs sc.
The net receipts a. all United States ports for
seven days were i1.ts- bales. as against ln.4o
has z week ago and el-s51 a wear ago. expslts
80 bales. as against S.sls d year sEos st1cks
20 49, bales 3s against -ESs.
Receipts st pincipai points:
GaIyssiun. iS.l.D bales.
NeT Orleans. 4.N. bales-
Mobile. - ba,es.
savannah. 500 hales.
Charleston. i.S- haies.
Norfolk. ISL lllcs.
Houston. z.zSs bzlrH.
Memphis. go haleS.
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