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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Run Lnrge-Butchcr Cattle
Easy-Sheep Close Lower.

NATIVE ~CATTLE-Beef Steers-Receipts Of
cattle in the native division were liberal and
more than twice the supply on last Monday.
The big end OF the run was Westerns. making
offerings OF this grade the heaviest for "A Snzle
day this season Quarantine offerings beng
heavy. buyers We-c sioN 10 take ho.d OF Wet :
ems. 50 trade dragged aiOrg all mCrning. AMI
vas not finished until a late hcuF, and then
only after salesmen were willing 10 take on irfl
lc generally. though there VAS some unevenness.
and extreme declines were reported stiil more
compared with the close Of last week All to-
gcther II was a decidedly unsatisfactory market
and there was plenty OF grumblinE
Representative sales.
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No. Az. Pr. No Ay. Pr. No. Az. Pr.
l.. r9--.N-5 To-. iSL.-si.vo - s1y...S.'J
p. ST. f-e0
e:...l.is.-. 40 a...iiz3... az ls...r.3... az
E-.il2--. IS IG...iii0.-. 40 es4.-.l39.-. $50
ia. .iei7... 3.se.
Butcher Cattle-The supply OF butcher stun was
moderate OF natives. hut there was quite a
sirtnkiing OF Westerns. Trade was slow and de
cidedly unsatisfactory from a selling standpoint
and the E1ik OF the business was reported lb12 C
lower Gamers were slow: bulls quiet and calves
about steady.
Representative sales.
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gs Hssiyes: $50 TessHs calyes"G0 %natiaes'
lower: native and Western COWS active. but low
er: stockers and feeders and quarantine slow and
IS: tsIT 70 sod a.Sss,s:: s;oefsr. ssd feed.
sr = T@ As Western fsa sseerT sil5as: Texas
aS;sS; native sSys s, ssat ssi;. native heifsIs n.ag
s;1s go; ilIshp. s,run Ss;S eio. M
weak: mixed and heavy opened weak: closed
M. e S.s lover & s sSR 90; bulk Of sales e 90
-; tEh, s; ssa7: fi55; Ycrkers n:t5ai.fTE: .nISs
steady: common easy: native lambs S.ao6I no:
Western lambs 2a4.55: native wethers 81
Tesss Dipped Sssse ysa siiss'; g; 5sS ewes s sSs 'S5si
sh.s2 EGG; sioskers and fssdsI. s.ess.@s :,
Guiding 5000 TEXANS and 3o9 Westerns: steady:
good 70 prime steers s7.so9s -s0. poor 10 me
S.Bsi i.s'i n: .ssssss {. s sSs l:ee esnns n;I al sos.
bulls S-S43.55: calves rf7; Teas fed steers
esl ias' io-s Ss,' 500 :'s ss5iu,s;sd sor to-m a9s~h is.-
eoe len oyer 5000: STEADY: mixed and butchers
sssss 'i Maf ESSe IL iss ss0isf Ss1yx sSIs ' ssYss
T-HG7.5- sheep-ReceIptr s5.eo: sheep BgzS.
ssssei. la nlsss4: fs f. DC q es sSEsfi mixed ESSs g ssC!ss
Western sheep SssoSls 9; native lambs $500
sssIp%satssscSi,l %; hess ii; :hsep 3.
n9raiisss; nssiv ss,i ,s9s; sows sna heIsers &C
g: steady: Iss, s r. llsSt mixed so s; medium
f.5. shesp-Receirts 7.ss5: best lambs steady:
Others weak to &c lower; TOP we,ssln lambs s
steers very DUH: tsc 70 SOC lower: bulls STEADY:
S SIX Is TO ezra Is on FAT 81 So: 's eo.s sI ssi Il Sa ea.
h,es steady. calyes-Re>etpts 2sss: veeis nrm to
Sss iss 81 sisrs 81: i hsssas CAVE, ssas's sssi ~ rr rs..s
es S-1ed3--s. Westerns S-szEd7.B Sheep and
o s~s@ssTs .ssssP l &c S,1 ssssp l ss,, steady; s N.a
ern sdvicrs: sheep c.395-75; choice o.so05.es
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Army Orders
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Washington, Sept. 3.-Army orders:
Leave OF absence for Two months, to axe e
hsvoeste. Captain Edward chenoweth, Ffteenfhs
infantry. report TO Coionei wm- D. ncCasksys
animation for promotion. First Lieutenant Avian
c. Read. Thirteenth Infantry, viii rsporf so
President Examining Board. convened AZ Pre-
sidio. San Francisco. for examination FOR pro
motion.
Major Frank A. Edwards. Fourth Cavalry aad
Ma Tor VIM. A. Skunk. Eighth Cavalry, detated
as member Examining Board. convened al JET
fer~on Barracks. Mo-. September. "a, from this
tains OF cavalry only. vice Captain James Lock-
EFT. Fourth Cavalry; and captain Joseph a
Castor. Eighth Cavalry. viii continue As mem
hers OF the board for an other purposes. a.
report to Lieutenant Colonel Charles Aortoos
Eighth Cavalry. president Of the ExamintnG
Board convened at Jefferson Barracks. Mo-. sep
TENDER "a. for examination to determine his Mt
ness for promotion s
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Departmental Notes.


<trE UbLIC PELIAL~ -"
Warrington. Sept. zs-The following p1r<
sons have complied with the requiremS ,
OF the regulations Of the Interior Dr. =
ment. established In pursuance or the ~
of July 4. 1854. will be recognized as atf6r-
neys TO represent claimants before this d.
partment and the bureau thereof:
Charles Q. LouckS. Chicago: BENJAMIN =.
BulIen, Beilevtlie. KaS: Thomas u. AIIen.
Cassville, Mo-: Leon H. Moore, Geutry.
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LIS. u.s.. 80
SOUTHERN C~ATTLE-Recelpts Of quarantine
cattle were again heavy, there being 80
cars and 1.5l head last Monday and I'D cars
and m.ss- head two weeks ago. Cows were in
ao1ut as hpefal proportion rs any time recently,
and a. Westerns in the native division were plen-
uIut. buyers had things coming their way, and
a. u rule n decline Of a dime from the close OF
last week resulted Bulls were steady at last
weeks closing prices. while good light calves
were firm and the general trade steady. There
WIS n big run OF steers. on which little was
done early. Strictly good steers were scarce
and the bulk OF the supply came into COMPETE
ton with Westerns in the native division. max
Ing a slow. duh business, with q general decline
OF l0IIsc and some unsold.
ReDreSentatfve sales
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Beaumont. Tex. sept. 2s-Dividend made a
record for the month to-day en- the OIL Eychsrg-F
Otherwise the market vas Jul Safer: pisiderd.
Cs.Ste shares at lc: 1000 sEares
at i$e: Greater New York. a.9i saarcs At .oc.
on, e O. b.. Southern Pacific: Shipments &c per
boil; Z o. b. Cladyv or Besunoat. ac3 No. :
in tanks, ser.
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LEtOGS-A IdT run OF nO-S was on sale fOf
Monday. compared with the receipts DURING the
last few months, but under normal conditions ths
averaged reasonably good. but not as large 3
proportion OF good heavies was On sale as some
opened or f q stes add%fSa BASIS sAl with t and ei shs % m lssi
week on the medium to best hogs. but the com.
&c lower; trading was quite active so far as the
kind. City butchers were operating freeiy. which
helped to strengthen the market on the good
much the same as the opening and The clearance
Fair to bes, butcher and heavy hogs sold a,
.!.2sS7.sS. he bulk at E.Sa7.D: lights, $50 10
Ishts. 100 10 - ibs.. a: s. .ss. 10: pIss al So
81 Tss rO ;Dn 81 and nd. G mnSs at =; 55aI -, -. ,,,s,
sI Is, sEsins. ! top Of H.S and the bulk at
Isas96ably good nun Of sheep ar;
to choice lambs were scarce. although plenty OF
god mutton sheer were on sale; Chicago had
any previous record. and reported the market as
being demoralized. Trading here was fairly ac-
general i the er'G market sssaa about isd ieT Iow eases Common San IN
lambs OF course. were extra slow. The stocker
HoRsEs-The same good Southern demand
Was apparent IN the h smssAt trade Sui Monday. There
were many buyers on hand and offerings In the
spirit and vigor and at frm figures. Evidently
relieved by better reports from their home mar
ton which chaSacterized their Operations last
week and bought with urgency and animation.
1t was a better market IN that the Eastern trade
was Improved. Supplies amounted TO about l.
head. some OF the chunks and drivers being Of
very good class Values on big horses were
stronger than a week ago. while Southerners
held the firm tone developed two weeks ago.
Horse quotations.:
eb assvy 'draf1.cC ss5S to ss0Ed: sl2eSi;1 !:
i.3so pounds. fair TO good. sSds0; good to
choice, SS5Iil0. Coach horses and cobs-Fair
g good. si499II5; choice 20 extra. soO6Oo
Horses for the ~South.Small. light drivers.
fair TO good: Sog45; choice TO extra. foGo:
eSunis"l. so to i.so pounds. pain to ecod.
choice to extra. NOoGi2o. Business
drivers-Fair to good. $s6fil0; choice to extra.
sI5Tl50. Saddlers for Southern use-Fair to
good. SIsaso; choice TO extra, sioeIl1s; fancy
ferior horses-common. small plugs. soaos:
heavy work plugs. s40d60.
MULES-The dull conditions existing In mules
during the greater part Of last week DID net as
effectively curtail receipts as was anticipated.
the initial arrivals being OF very fair volume
under the circumstances. Some Of the oferings
were of very choice grades. but rs 4 rule the
supplies were Of ordinary character. The market
seemed to open the week with better prospects.
There were a number OF exterior buyers on hand.
and with the opening Of the market they began
during the forenoon showing mules and trades
were contaminated with notable readiness. The
effect Of this was not shown on the early con-
mission market. but a good outside demand Is
invariably a stimulus TO the market f- frst-
hand arrivals and may come later. Al any
event the opening was better than last week. In
fact considerably -.
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work stock quotations

The following shows the opening, niShsst' So
est and closing quotations on the New ~ r.
pennbIic by D.. r. Francis. Bro. * CO. rHus
- stocks No. ia North Fourth street .
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culls 3. lambs N-s5aJ.seI: extras S-,9: cills
S.7s: Canadian lambs S5-f5r5-0 Ho2s-Ecceipts
ssss: market Sc To 4c lower. state and P.nn-
syivania hoxs S1dI.3l: mainly S.iegi-sI: West
arra Nominal
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Beaumont OIL stock sales.
EEPJ-RLIC Special.

a. I,c: Merchants. and Mechanics. aco at sc:
HssW at &c. o az sc.
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New York Mining Stocks.
New York. Sept z.-Clcsins quotations on
Ho.sten on stock sales.
REPrHLIc spEcIAL

Houston. Tex, Sept. 9.-riadin< In Merchants
and Seehanies began at &c; bids ;ken fell to &C.
mcre OF ,ne stock war offered at this figure. and
cortirentai National. L.oe at Ioc; spansier. soos
az te' Teas western. 10 at 40: Victor. lGo
sf He; International. go ~ lie, PsrsSun. Leo
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the consequences thereof. The situation. Il was
said, was causing considerable uneasiness IN the
leading banking circles
Late Trading-whsn call money touched 8 per
cent the selling became more urgent. In such
stocks as Union Pacific. st. Paul. Illinois Cen
trail. Manchester and Atchison there was what
was called good selling by prominent commits
sOn-houseS. who found dificulty in making time
loans. There was no news OF Importance other
than high money rates.
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India. school. Appo,.tne.t..

SPECIAL-
Washington, sept. 29.-The following APP
pointments have been made In Indian
schools:
Mis- Minnie NJ. Ashbrcck Of Freeman. No. 81
si.fant teacher at Sac and Fox Inn. tFf<t
Ebert OF 81. Louis. blacksmith at Santa Fc-Sx.
N: Miss Margaret ]. Hi of Wilmington. NJ;
laundress at Pottowassie. Kas: Miss Anne II
Weaver Of Bozine, kas. teacher at H41kefi
School. Lawrence, Eas.
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open kettle eEd3 3-Isc: open kettle centrifugal
SIS Molases dull; centrifugal 5ql5c. New
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The first line OF quotations in each class is
calculated TO represent the full range from COM
mon TO extra. Dealers. however. often classify
superletive punches tail tops) for buyers, which
sometimes sell considerably above the highest
Quotations. The second line OF quotations sig
ntnes the bulk OF sales, and generally represents
mission markets. more or less mixed.
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Government bonds.
Domestic

Whitaker 4 Co. bond, stock and commercial
paper and exchange brokers. No. 500 North
Fourth street. quote exchange as follows:
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. Sept. @.-cIosing quotations on
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY
Call loans. s97 per cent: time loans. eess per
RONDS.
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Dividends
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-The Comptroller Of
TIE Currency has declared dividends m
hanks as follows.
A final dividend OF III per cent In faver
OF the creditors OF the State National snk
of Vernon. Tex. making in all IA per cent
on claims proved amounting to $50.zR0
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

, New York, Sept cs.-sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
FIRST CALL.
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Wall street Gossir

Yesterdays Bank C1earinCS.
Yesterdays Clearinghouse statement showed
hearings ss.E9.Z: balances 81, 0s5. 2si.
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THIRD CALL
BAR SnveY-

Bar Silver.
New York. Sept. es.-Bar silver Sic per o. A.
London Gull = 1i-isd per o..
Treasury Statement.
Washington, Sep. 2s.-Avafabie cash balances
FL Gold. SIS. $50
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5000 NJ K & T LIST
IS -.------.--- IN
GOO Do ID Isl. s35
6e00 N P Ist conv
IS -..--.--.---lG&
5000 Nat Ry Of
Mex prior inc
1900 8 & W Poca
Coal 4s...sS195k
5000 y = ls.......104k
1900 Do gen IS
LOO c s L ss.....i2s
s2.eO o S L IS
s2.oo P & E inc
1000 Rds scni:.'
1900 Do J C col
a.ty OF y q G
LIST ls-------- 81
1900 Sou Pac a.
e5kGei
Loo S r LIST 5s... IL
1900 Stand Irvine
inc G13iz
1000 7 c / p y
div es..---.-.1foh
5000 u p LIST Is
I04Sd104%
Do cow is
losnTFs
s5.Wo WRb deb r
sihGScA
1900 wis Cent gen
- u
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New York sept s.zsusar-Rau nrm: fair re-
nsec: EanuiAied Aolasses arm: New Or
New orleans. La. sept. s.-sssar stroa.:
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Readine-The selling Of Reading was accom-
panied by reports that Wall street had persist
entity ignored the seriousness Of the strife, and
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rannot be said that there were any
unfavorable developments IN the
situation Rather there wae = COM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-08

3bie, ~. M1r5. Seute eeaen
gttttog perifieo no6 LANCER, iAn1er5.
ltder &rarf6eit Ser peniionirte Sch.
rer Sr. Ioom Wogner, i'm Sitter BON
80 Sa6ren, lpoblperieben nit ben 81.
! Sterbelaframenten. 9erielbe tpur
geboren 81 Sintgeu mo mirfte m1b.
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OLD. Sic letten q Sabre perbra6te
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frrser 9ranfbeit i'm Mlter BON 81
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WurmelSingen, t6. WGrs. In
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ten iest wieoer auisenommen nor.
ben. Die &Obrenleitung BON DER
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Sid a. b. Ms., IA. MGr3. Die
Station Der Hrins.Seinrif. gabn in
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5000 @agsons pdbrenb ser
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Sid, II. Mdra. Infer 6emein.
oeratb bat geitern beibIoiien, ben
8irtberg nno ben Bapierberg nit
elmer 8aiierleitung au perieben.
Der 9oitenanihlag betragt $4,000
Tranfen.
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Dereiniate Staten.
@ir entrcGmen Dem aotoIblatts

Mir e%ntrcGmcn Dem 2otalblatts
bon SbeboDgnn, isis, mie folgt: I
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tootliden l~lnfalles b~etroifeu bate
fiiaten mir bel, ouB Elm 9ruoer Oes
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franft mar, na6 benz ct. Nid)olas,
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beften @oll6en bcrft uno monher,
lDeldler nit Der bloben &ait Dnuoit
FAM, 6otte iid bort ood Den Geint
zines ~friibSeitigen SobeS 9e6o[t. Die
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IN for9lidem WoBe gerei1t muroe.
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mar auf oas Stren9Itc nnteridgt;
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,SreiIpredJung ooer IooeSnrtbetl.
90 nerbroGten lie Sic quulpolen
Gage hires tro1trigen @eid)ideS.
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