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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

in pursuit, but after gaining the saw
dust pile the man had disappeared.
The officer hurried along, and soon
caught sight of him, hopping along
over the swampy ground, climbing
wire fences, now in water up to his
waist and then lcaping over boggy
places with tie agility of deer in his
attempt to escape. Captain Outlet
called to him to stop, but he fled the
faster. The officer drew his revolver
and sent two shots after him. lat he
only kept going and soon disappeared
again.
The pursuit thus far had been away
from the railway track. but as the
swamp got deeper and deeper I'm this
direction, Captain Outlet figured that
the man would seek higher ground, so
he, hurried back to the railroad and
walked down the track, finally being
rewarded by seeing the man lying flat
on his stomach, in mud and water,
hoping to escape unseen. Captain
Outlet was now thoroughly cxaspcr-
ated, and drawing his revolver, he
called to the man to surrender which
he did without further attempt to cs.
cape.
Have you warrant?" was the first
thing he asked, and he held back and
resisted as much as possible, so tina
Outlet had to drag him most of the
way to Myersvile. BY this time Off
Ger Welsh had arrived, and the trio,
wet and tired, drove back to Krum.
roy, only TO find that the rig had
again disappeared.
After finding how he had been
duped, Warner began to worry, and
believing that perhaps the thief had
gone in some other direction, he had
started on Il searching tour of his
own, He drove northeast, and ar
lived at Groetz's hotel at the reservoir,
just as Mr., Lee Crisp. son of the
owner Of the rig, and Officer Docrlcr,
who had driven from Akron on a
search of their own, hove in sight OF
Groctzs.
Doerler and Crisp seeing the
horse there, all foam, and driven by
Il stranger, straightway decided
that this was the thief, and they
started In to "elean him up" Warner
explained matters, however, and
they took the stolen property
drove TO East Liberty to take Warner
home, and then returned home them
selves.
Captain Outlet and officer Welsh,
after finding that the rig was gone
from East Liberty, waited no longer,
but came back to Akron at once. ar
riying here at pm, entirely exhaust.
cd hut triumphant,
Edward Dalton, the robber. was
locked up. He is young man. about
~ years OF age and was employed
cd In Akron as a hostler for more
than year. About year ago he was
employed by the Dickson Transfer
Co, but says he has been In the West
since. In Police court. Saturday morn
ing, Dalton pleaded guilty, and was
hound over to await the action of the
grand Jury, under $1,000 bond.
After Police court was over, Dal.
ton was taken To- Pecks photograph
gallery and photographed, and his
measurements We're also taken,as the
police believe that they have made
u valua ole capture.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
THEATRICAL
Scenery, Curtains and Rope Stolen
Friday Night.

Liveryman Henry Leiby, who pur-
chased the building material in the old
Assembly hall, reported to the police
Saturday that some of the material in
cluding two draw curtains, ten moving
scenes and 200 feet of rope had been
stolen Friday, night. The property
was stored An the hall which Is oper
at one end.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
Narrow Escape For Mcfarland.
Especial Correspondence.l

Barberton, o., April 10. Wocd alec.
hol and lighted lamp caused an ex.
plosion In the basemen OF Woolsey 4,
Blazers drug store Friday evening.
Harry Mcfarland, who carried the
lamp, narrowly escaped with his lie.
He sutained severe burns about the
head and arms.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

the construction $500
Mr.. Heime expects to cruise about
the waters of Summit and Long lakes
this summer and may take trip down
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers when
it becomes too cool for comfortable
sailing in this region.
Mr.. Martin Heiser. of 497 West Buch.
tel ave-, is the builder of the launch.
Mr. Heiser is 65 years old and has
been Il builder for the past 46 years.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
ANDREWS
And Several Cleveland
Capitalists
Will Inspect All Lines Of N. 0. T.
Co. Wednesday.

Cleveland, o., April l9.-Horace An
drews, manager Of the syndicate which
has an option on the Northern Ohio
Traction Co., will In company with a
number Of Cleveland capitalists, make
a trip over the entire line Wedncs-
day to inspect the property Mr. An
drcws has just returned from the
East and 1t is expected that the deal
by which the road will change hands,
will be closed soon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
Bank CIearings.

The bank clearings for the week end
Ing April II, are as follows: Akron,
$o43,Oo0 increase, 1915 per cent,
Youngstown, S630,0l2, increase. 6o3;
Canton, so2e0O0, increase, 67.3.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

7 THE DRY GLOVE CLEANER-Best
preparation in the world for cleaning
kid Gloves. For sale only by Dague
Bros. & Co.. sole agents for famous
Maggione and exclusive kid gloves
All fully warranted.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
BIRTHS.

BARDER--To Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Barder. So7 Second St, Wednesday,
April 16, daughter.
FIFER-To Mr. and Mrs. +. M.
Fifer, 515la Buchtel ave, Friday,
April 10, a daughter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
MANY PUPILS
Seek Free High School Tuition
Through Patterson Law.

The first Boxwel examination under
the new Paterson law was held Satur-
day at the High school building. About
200 pupils took the examination, A
definite time has not ytc heen decided
upon for the BoAwell graduation ex-
crciscS
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

LOST-In Acme Grocery, No, 3, Corner
Bowery and Wooster ave-, $500,
Finder return to same or 5lI Bell st.
and avoid further trouble. 3l2-l*
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

,WANTED-Collector and salesman,
21S South Main. Parkhill & Sharp.
312-3l7
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
A. B. SMITH,
220 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Akron, O.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Wall paper, and frescoing cleaned,
Work done promptly. Prices reason.
able. Tel. j. s. Green, Bell phone,
Main, 146. 30l-3l2
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
Spring HumOrs

Come to most people and cause many
troubles, s,-pimplcs, boils and other
eruptions, besides loss Of appetite,
that tired feeling, fits of biliousness,
indigestion and headache.
The sooner one gets rid Of them the
better, and the way to get rid Of them
and TO build up the system that has
suffered from them is to take
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilld
and Pills

Forming in combination the Spring
Medicine par excellence, of unequallcd
strength in purifying the blood as
shown by unequalled, radical and per.
manent cures Of
scrofuia Salt Rheum
scaid Head Boils, PInnpIes
All Kinds Of Humor Psoriasis
Blood Poisoning rheumatism
Catarrh Dyspepsia, Etc
Accept no substitute, but be sure to
get Hoods, and get it today,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19
HOT CHASE FOR HORSE THIEF

Continued From First Page.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-19

In almost a super
abundance of unique
and artistic designs and
colorings, consisting of
patterns that are plain,
but substantial, and
comparatively inexpen-
sive, as we'll as those
that are more ornate and
costly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
By Telegraph.

New YORK. Oct. spot cotton closeJ St@atv:
mlddlnE ggiaHis mi5ilins Galf 9ee sales
$50. Dec. 2ssc. Jan. So. FEB $50. Marth
$50. April $50. Nav Ss7c. The market opened
ggiet,, With puess ! % points hisaer ana e9n-
covering and some Investment buying. later led
BY strong Wall street iut~r-Fts-The factor which
most contributed % the early strength wcre bull
ih Liverpool cahlcs smaller receirts. reports q
active spot demand IN The south at full prices. a
weather chart showing continued rains Z Fl the
days bureau condition statement t9r OctoheT-wii
show n decline from The statement q September
: The crop stateme1t BY the Journal Of Com
mcrce reports the condition some 8 points lower
than last month. sfG. Late private crop news
was nearly ali Of a huliSh tenor. and accounts
from Fail River told Of n good trade 81 f1ll
ed comparatively tame trade FOR public account
There was a slight reaction early IN the after
noon. With The market cl7se steady and I point
lower 20 , points .higne=- IoLal sales Nere est
mated AZ I11f0 bales. Tolouing yesteriays
enormous export clearanees % 1900. ther- were
further shipmentS-cf H.C0 bales to-day. this
New orleans. Oct. LECTION failures Quiet:
Jan SssfAf7- Feb. EEr. o.. March G5iaS5c;
April s.52aS Ics NAY &IHN] Spo. cotton
-teady. sales 40; ordinary sHc: good ord
nary TIC: low mitdl.ns : 3-lsc; rtftYng Sscs
good middllnE s u-ltc. mlddling fair Sc Re
esipts 179. stock SGl.
Lverp2a oct l[c9gonESp't sod business
ss-loCA: good uii1iing 4 sS-il2l. ,uliddlinE I
ss-ls9 IoE mietnng = 7-i4ed; ed Culinary :
ve-- lsc1 baieE. % which 100 were for specu-
lation ard ex11-t and Included 100 American.
Futures opened ard ciosed quiet: American mid.
cling. = o Oct 4 u-i@d sellers. Oct and
Nov. : st-lNd sellers. nov aid Dee 6i-leAd
Feb. 4 sa-f0dd buvers. Feb. and March 4 19-lFd
SELLER. March and April = sS-to05 huvers: Anrti
ard MAY 4 S-io~d sellers Nay and June 4 S-lopd
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
MARKETS. NY TELEGRAPH.

New York. oct. t-Fiour-Recsfpts 10 bbis
on the advane- in wheat RYE aoIr sie1dy.
baeENheat Hegr steady, cornneal nrmer. vel
lev dali W~heat-Rscsipts iss,TS. exports IGsIf.
lEih ssNe 10 b anc&t: Nc. I hard Aanltosa
bullish devplopments in wheat to-day. on heavT
ouying. in good part BY shorts, preeA advanerd
strength in corn and big ssabosrd eieara1seS.
t-G5 i-tsc. closed &c. Dec y 1-iGGT4 5-Isc.
spot firm. Nc. : Sc elevator and ssl-c Z o 3.
anast. No : yellow So No : white &C. Option
aectiag contnueI bad weather West. light re-
S1pS hisheE ea94es snd GOVERNS oy Dec snorts
4glsG f9s.c. cIossI ssse: May ssSaIasc. eIoSSd
closed &c; Bee. skSs5Ss. closed = sss&
hsseipts eLS9; exports ss.ts. spot, nruer. 40.
via SthSS markets Hops arm: 1851 eoP. esoiss
10; packet y4-5oGiA Tut meats Arm Lard
1911. mess sisTi& =. TanoE firm. Cotton
seed OIL nominal. prime yellow SGSc Rice nm-
Mlwaukee. Wis. ostL-wheas higher.
S4se-S9 N95{nerr 10 1-eS No : Sg5tnsrn
STEADY; No. : nc. sample ass. Corn-Dec fnse.
a., L9i s,r5, - .5s oet 80. DSe ag Ne
"a Corn quiet and hisher Dec fS: Nay a.
No. : size Cover seed active and higasr; Oct.
Kansas city. oct. L-Cos-wheat-Dee. $50
GEsic: 10. ? red &c. 10. ; Ss9s5e cofn-oe;.
5Se457c: No. : white 91sHeoc: No. ! SIC Oats
No. : white geuS1-c- Rye-No. 2 .G-nEc.
Reeeipts-wheat 700 hu. corn i2.e0l: oats 1Seel
sh~lpments-Wheat a.so bu-s corn lsoo. oats
Liverpool. Oct. ~I-Pork-Prine mess Western
strong s2s 81. Bac~on-CNmberland cut Arm. SIS.
long clear micdies. light. hrm- SIS Sd. long clear
mlddies. heavy. firm. e7s. short clear backs drui.
5ss. clear bellies Sos Cd. shouidsr-SqaaT drm.
- rehned N pals qniet- @s
Tarow-Austraiian IN Lnndcn firm. - I'D Cot
ton-see4 oil-Hul rsl!ned SPOT dull. as.
Chicago. Oct L-Cash -four quiet and steady.
NNdS' se : 5sS. * IsiiioS ~. SSssgSS PIC
No. . Vafte &c Rye-So. . &c eed-No. 1
% ryvisos-EM n porz PEI Isl. KS s5STs:
short RIBS sides uoosel SO saI1. dry-saitcd
shoulders hxdl N.&G95, short clear sides
lbHLl Whisky. basis Of high
Peoria. Oct. L-Corn steady: firm; No. : 57izc.
oats steady 70 firm No white zic- tEk Whisky
Liverpool. Oct. 1-Wheat-Spot Nc . rcd west
EN- winter dun - led; No. / Northern. sprlng,
lures quiet. Dec. - Esd: March 5s nsd- corn-
SPOT, qsiet ACaericsu mixed . ID FUTURES
I.viaz are the stocks % grain in store and on
u1ays uafvaV and canal Gep1ts rot -tHcludedl:
"IJ~c-,~f ~ f-r5itSU-1~ a. Re s-9eE. n
breaGstuns arid provisions Ia Liverpool; wheat
Lsef"4 ceptals. corn isse9 eentals. Hour a
shoulders 20 boxes. butter. i0.=N cwt.. cheese.
- go boxes. }ard. ItQq tierces prime Western
ste4m and dn usrces ether kinds
aari. ghc; n. N9rhern. SIC: No . northern
crcl Dec. ssfsc. NAV. sic. Osts-Dec. ste
Northern ese No NSTtsern Sc slngr
T.Ga175: nrst clears rE5.B: second clears G.G.
Bran in tuik E1--odIi.G.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
View YorL Curb MARKET.


New York. Oct The curb market to-day
opened with a steaLy tone ard with cniy mod
crate dealings. Eaf.y trazsac;ioas were made at
irregular price changes arf we're IN limited vol
ur1@- Later tire market developed improved Hc-
tivity arI strength. being irspir~d b The better
monetary cuticck and the more confident tone
o. the inside Speculation The trailing was large
" pr0fcsstulal. and adyaCez brought out realiz-
INK sales The afternoon session vas rather
quiet. a. wa the closr. Although nnai quota
tons showed E-uue irrcgutzrify. the general tone
vas firm Total r-ar@acticns were estimated. at
about 45.ts9 shaurs-
Rock Island showed early hrm,sss and sod W
% 5s.m| and later 10 % with 159 Wares
chEnEtuE hands TIE preferred sod from - 70
ST. for l.cG SHARES. and 81 hond- s1td AZ ssTssi,
Northern Securities scid at IAniIez. but later
recovered ard sid 20 iu&nI1i-. Nifh about fgn8
shsre- chaasirE andS Ensmeling preferred sod
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
GOOD INSIDE SUPPORT
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES.
DECLINES IN VALUES ARE
SLIGHT.
Offerings Are Eagerly Absorbed
and Market Shows I'm
proved Tone.

There VS. a much better interest iu io,l.
securities yesterday. with evidence OF a de-
p'stti1n on the part OF insiders TO support
the most active issues Ii IN, list. Pits
were only 1t tribe lower AZ the close.
81 LuUiH Transit vas thu scroug Sp0;
at $50. United I~saiwsyr preferred Opened
well at $3.50. but essed OF TO s.. at which
price more or tBe ~tock was wanted at the
close The Der cent tonds were freely
sold al sSsZ5.
American central Trust dvarced 81 a
share 70 yi13 and GCrEuaEtn sold up 10 81
Bank % G. mutr-e Was eagerly snapped
up az Nsi anu mot, was wanted az tart
uEure. Ia the mi-eellaueO1z LIST Central
Goa! AID Coke WAS the weak spot 81 Ses.Sl
and 500.
rESrEEnAN-s .EssLnN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
1919 D FTTrREs-
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were strong. with an active
demand for OC-. pork and lard. which ad-
Nauced the price OF those commodities
Sharply. There was some weakness shown
shortly after the opening. due TO selling on
lower prices for hogs. but locals took hold
freely advancing the price. Absence OF OF
ferings was the main reason for the sudden
upturn- oct pork opened &C lower, at u6i9.
and before the close he price had ad-
vanced TO 81. The close was 7Sc higher. at
1850. Jan pork opened ne lower. at
Sl5eZs. and sold between S1501= and Sl5z5.
closing at the high point with a gain OF
&c oct lard opened unchanged, at $40.
selling between 1.U and y0ITz. closing DC
higher. al X1 Jan. lard closed 2zi.c high
er, AZ SIT RIBS were 1Oc higher at e-I5.
receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
10 cars corn, Is; oats. los: hogs. 9.000
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
s.. Lnri, cnttnn ,.nrLr.

l4LEre and stains at &c 81 OF White.
Gsiv.stln-Spot Market qHlct. midihnEs s7-ifc.
sales ICg- b-its
New pr!eau-SH-r mlr@~r s-cafr. ItiIur~
st-r. salfs 2 - bale.
MemphiS-Spct market steady. uflalluEs
: l-itc. sales a.u11 bales
Receipts 90 prime pal p1l1fs:
Galveston. l.S1 bales
New Orleans. -s8 balls
Mobile. SIS hale
Savannah. Iu.fs bales
Charleston. L-fI bales.
Norfolk. 1.g8 bales.
Hlustcu- 10 bales
Memphis. $500 tal-l
The net recelrt- az All Trtr.f SEA- + r.-rg rr
four days were -I-.2E bales. as against -U.-st
halls a week ago and 1905 a yeIr alu- exports
1S.Ne baleF. a. against lac 50 bales a Efar ago
stocks $500.
81 Inlls rarcrrr- .t.tanen..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
Chicago stock MARKET.
Petroleum.
Turpenune and R0aIn.

Toleso. o.. oct L-Oii unchanged.
OIl CITY. Pa. Oct Credit balances IL.
certificates. no bid: shipments III: averzge 81
-. runs 17.15Qs avFnge SLcn-
~TuFPentlne and R0sin.
savannah. o.. Oct I-Turpentine firm AZ n-
Rosin firm. A. 3. c. d, u.25. z. r rs.
q. No; H.. rs J. N.e3. X. 70: 81 g. n
$40. W. G. re. ". W. 81
BaF silver.
New York. Oct L-Bar silver SIse per ounce.
Al London uncertain; = u-led PEI ounce.
Treasury Statement
washlnEton. oct. I-Avsiisbls cash balance
tzn-ES1N; sod tH.tn.UI-
The Banks.
New York. Oct I-close: Money on call arm
Al sEI1 Der cent. closing nd ard asEsd sra
Prim mrrcantie paper = pee cent: strrifrr ex-
change steady a advanc-. with actual bsuino-s
In BANKER bills az i&1ASs7s for csaand
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02

and at tsz5ssf "a for s-iay bills Po-tet
rates 4.G4fNa and 80 Commercial bills fssl4s
gFSE MeKicnn dollars g. Cavrrunt-Ar
bunis hun-r. state bonds ~inactiv-. riirsal
bumIs steady.
CINCINNATI. o.. oct l-C1rauurs Si5ss sa
Money sas prr cent New York -s,ltus- PAT
ChlcaEo. Oct. l-tNearuuga S. sIss. IfLtuDss
Euss7G New YORK rNgalnE- lQc premium
Fur-iEn exchlnsr. ~~t~FliEs glsts4 AZ As. Tor
O. days and fsbi for demand
New York. oct l-Exchanses U,.sg. 20; bal
airs< ENFS1.Utq.
B1-tSn. Oct I-Exchanscs f-sits=z; BALANCES
& r~a-ua.
Philadelphia. Pa. o-t i-rI-r--e. =.l.E7S.
balance E.lfN. uE Money Is Per cent
Raitimurr. Nj. tst. T.svaIrug4 Egp-s.
balances y9e.71 Money = see yrrr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
New York stock Quotations.

81 Louis. Wednesday. Oct. g.
Tae following shows the ay-ninE. highest. low
81 aai el1s.ur quotations On the New NorN Stocz
Exchange tl--ay corrected aaiiy Tor The
Republic ty Fraarls. Eru. 81 Co. a1uis I'D
Sllks. N4 Hi North Fourth street.
stocks Sa.ss-o9en High Low Close Yes
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the NetnI

New York Oct "copper" ruled dull hut
i about steady IN the local market. lake closing
At ui-Sau-1: standard a. u8-75dIf: electro
iyuc At u1-Ea11-& AMI casting at s1l.+aau.Sl
The exports % copper for the month OK Sept.
we're 2Gj tons. making the total since Jan. 1
bis tens. a. compared with C.gS tons FOR
the same period last year. and viih 1854 tons
vi,s spot 81 ~ 81 81 ssd ,Sigrss ~ 3. = ~
Tn Vas very wesE lScsiIv but bSvers San1s
into the market at the decline. and sales OF -
tons were rsPessd IN S-toa l5ls q SD ami
delivery. Spot closed al 5.55F@-A Prices in
eIosing nis Is q and futures az fiL Lad was
steady and TnehansSd here at +ire- and at Lon
Prices IN L1nt2n were unchsEEed. the market
eonditldas in the local i-on market. Warrants
we're 9aminal; Nc fognar{ Nortsern ssa5;
and ~. : foardry southern soft SGqZ. Clos
Eog dcsed unchanged AZ IS q AID AItdlesboro
Wool.
Iand1r. OFT The offerings a, the wool
auction sales to--ay numbered E.uf bales. De-
ers. and some suitable parcels were taken fr
America Prizes wee firm an4 nHeh.nged Foi-
Wales LOO hairl. s.ugr3d Irdnis SD. greasy
REQUIRED 5AdEls ad sreasy fstagls ~ soutl
a-and Tssnass. 20 bEles; s-easy Hsetlt-
FaISis1d Isiands. 20 bales sTcasy 5ea.d %"
Coffee.
New York. Oct i-Ccne-srot Rio Dun. mild
market stcl4E- Futures orEEei STEADY. uirn
prices % ? rciufs. ia sympathy with q do
cline in the Errrch market The DAYS bu~l-
ness Wa very AEh-. such frud.u- as was r-
ported being. principally - even No room ac-
COUNT. Nith the execution % Havre. cables
run about ~one-third below those Of e year aEp
Futures cioE-i quiet Nith prices uef urchnnFeI
to 5 points lower Saics amountri 90 I'D h1Ez.
inrludiuE oct. . Nov. 5-fncs uec. 30. Jan.
s.EH5-2c; Feb. SIC. March s--tc; Nay S,5c.
'N' Dried Fruits.
New York Oct. The market for craporatcs
apples - fairly steady. though demand shows no
material improvement Common are quoted %
me. prime az elaglc. Cl1ice re and fancv NJ
S- SpCt pFuaes are IN EEht surpiy and 9EtCrs
are firmly he'll AZ qaotEtlors ranging from 1-c
70 ne for an graAct: Aprieots tcT future ar-
livery are arm. vith fancy frut n rather rCht
supply. spots are quiet bot steady IL stzuiec
quiet and steady a. l-Gtsc for peeled and 11i0lrc
Ter unpeeied-
Butter and Cheese.
Phisdelphia. oct 1.-ButtsT-steady but quiet
Extra Western creari ~ uc. Do. nearby prints
&c. ~Chees-Firnrr. good demand. New York
fun creams. prime. fmall .f2Ii2ac. do. fair 70
Eo9d. small, uHaliBe DO Ps,mc large. uise
Ike: do fair - good large- mssauhc.
chicago. Oct L-Butter-tirm Cresmsres fe7
s5ae; daiTies isgSc. Cheese steady at rosV
FLAX.
Chicago Oct. ~L-F1ax-cssh Northwestern
. Southwestsrn NSis. Oct ~
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Hnu.ton on stock saIe,.

REFURLIC SPECIAL.
Houston. Tex. oct; L-Thsre was not much
doing today on the OF stock Exchange. Sales
were li=ht. tone weak ard prices lover. sales:
.5ei Continental Nati- nal az Ice. 100 Gsyser cf
ealysStcn "a lee. - Manhattan ~ 80. - Do. az
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