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Elsewhere.

Guiding 1000 Texans and 1900 westerns Market
eS aGs 70 Prm soc sssers AND Feeders. pGSr
s2s; COWS. 81. $685. hsfsrs. s25oq6 Gamers,
Texas fed steers, ssg45S; western steers, 1915
over. 500 Market active at Wednesday close.
Mixed and butchers s.,2OQ7.75; good to choice
s sfsTg S'i Sf Of s ssSsn .asSsE a' light
Shsep-Reeeipts. 20 COO SHEEP lop and lambs lower
mixed SSs Western sheep Gle
tive lambs, S. 5O75.e 5: Western lambs. s4G5.25.
oea sssp a s. hes
hogs 44i6; sheep. 1880.
10 ns;As. CITY
stockers and feeders steady Choice exports and
sed FAR to western f
steers, sSa5.lo; Texas and Indian steers s.; 500
NATIVES S S.Ts 5S na eansef SSW
bulls. 81 5Oa4; calves, s2.75a5,25.
eHss Toe ass bulk of saiss SAY 5? hsay tse
' sis. yorker: s Isss.s :isssy Satv.
lambs. ss.,5a5;so; Western lambs; ssa52s native
fed ewes. ssl rs; Texas cpPea ysariinss. s.
and feeders, s2.3O9o.
As. Market unchanged. Veals-Receipts. Is Mar
ket firm. Tops. S.50as; fair to good, S. 59Q7. so;
to ss ss Slow s s%s
stSsnss5 NAKED packers
ro1shs, s6as;5o: stays. s5655o grass: ss7567. =.
Sheep and Lambs,Receipts. 2Is Lambs os
fair to fSSs e Ts,s. e
sheep sheep top mixed. sS2SGs5o: fair to good. $50
as: Gull. to common. sl.75a275; ewes. ssas.25;
Canadas. s5.4OG5.5O.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 4-cattle-Recepts. $500. in
ket ST.
shipping and export steers ss97so: dressed beef oe
lbs. sSs5as. 40; stockers and feeders. ss4OaI55;
and heifers. 81 25n5 50; Gamers, ST. 75d2 So;
s sSls & and G Seer sesss ana
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market Zoe lower. Pigs
and lights, s7:25GZiO; packers. S.s567.5o; butch
sheep~Receipts 5000 Market slow and lower
Native mqttons. :s5SGs:75; lambs Asog5-! 4!
Texans. ssa4
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 4-Cattle-Recepts,
Market ae aSs s s.a strong Native
steers s4as; Texa: :, steers s6 ss75@5 COWS and
bulls: stays, etc. sa a. ,o.. IT,.
pigs ssd5; bulk Of sales; s7@7.25:
ewes. g 7e@t25: common and stockers. s2as.6o;
NEW YORK, Sept 4-Beeves-Receipts. 1873,
| ports to-day.
Calves-Recepts, $40. Market dull and lower
| for all sorts. About 275 unsold. Veals sold al
| AIs: grassers at s2.75G3b.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, PIP. Sheer
| steady; lambs dull and weak. Sheep sold al
s2632O a few at s3.50q3T5; lambs, Aq575
| culs $50.
/ Hogs-Receipts. 1.224. few Pennsylvania
| hogs sold at $3.50. Market steady.
LouIsyILLE Sept: 4.Ca attic dun; Choice t.
| good shipping steers, s5.50d6; choice butcher
steers, &75G5 medium TO good butchers, sS.S
| @425: choice veals. IS. 50G6.
| Hogs-Market 1oQl5c lower: Best heavies, s.. 80
mediums, 81 3d. lights $40; 30 to 120-lb pigs
/ ssf6 80; so to 80 lbs. S6d575 roughs, S509665
/ Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep s2f5d3; extra
| lambs, S.; seconds, "a.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 4.-Cattle-Receipt'
none.
Hogs-Receipts. 3.o00. All grades from s735G7. IS
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 500. Sheep, 50. q
down; lambs $3.50 down.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 4.-Hogs quiet and lowe
at S. 50g7.25.
Cattle steady at s2de.65
Sheep steady at S1.25Q3; lambs steady a
| S3f15 a.
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Butter. Cheese and Egrs.

NEW YORK, Sept 4-Butter-Receipts, 5.1s1
packages Market firm. Renovated. 1ihG17c;
factory, 13d1512c; imitation creamery, Hd16c.
Cheese-Receipts, 6.531 packages. Market quiet
but steady. New State full creameries, small
colored fancy and small white, 10AGi2c; large
colored and large white, 9&997sc. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, IL, 236 packages. Market firm. State and
Pennsylvania, 2lG22c; Western candled. 2Oq2lc;
Western uncancled, 1TG20c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Butter firm. Fair
demand. Extra Western creamery. 2Oc; extra
21c, loss off, fresh Western. 21c. loss off; fresh
Southwestern, 1ec, loss of; fresh Southern. l69
tic, loss off, Cheese firm. Good demand. New
York full creams. prime small, loSalosc; New
York full creams, fair to good. 1OQ1ol9c.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 4-Butter firm and un-
changed Fancy imitation, 17q1Sc; fancy cream
cry. 19Q20c; fancy laddle, 16dl7c; fancy roll. IA
@l6c; good roll, 13Gi5c; store packed. 13Q14c.
Eggs firm. Fresh, 2lc. Cheese steady and I'M
changed. Large 1ob@1ohc; medium. 10hglo%c;
small 1Ossql07tc.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm. Creamerles.
15G19c; dairies, 1313G17kc- Cheese, l0G1e&c.
Eggs firm. Fresh, lli9c.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. Eggs steady. Fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, l5c, cases returned
and loss off.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4-Butter steady. Creamery.
15@2oc; dairy. 14q17c. Eggs higher at I1c. loss
of.
CINCINNATI. Sept Eggs firm at 1910.
Butter steady. Cheese steady. Ohio fiat. 1oc.
LOUISVILLE. Sept 4.-Butter-Common and
medium. 12q13c; good, 15416c. Eggs l5izc.
BOSTON. Sept. 4-Ispecial. Eggs firm at Is
01sc.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Flour-Receipts,
2O172 brls; exports, 2S.6S2 brls. The mar
ket was dull, but fairly steady. Rye flour
quiet. Corn meal quiet. Rye quiet. Bar
ley steady; mating 52QS3c, c. i. I. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, 24O.972 bu; exports. a.
291 blu. Spot steady; No. red, 77Ac ele-
vator; No. red 76hc, f. o. b. afloat; No.
northern Duluth, s0Ac, i. o. b. afioat;
No l hard Manitoba, S9Lc, f. o. o. afloat.
After steady opening on small Northwest
receipts wheat eased off with corn, to rally
later on predictions of showers in the two
Dakotas, large seaboard clearances and
small primary receipts. It finally weak
ened again under realizing sales, and
closed MQssc net lower. May. 747s@75 7-16c,
closed at 75c; September, i59s@76lsc, closed
at 757sc: December. 70 7-16q73%c. closed at
731sc.
Corn-Receipts. 11,55O bu; exports, 446 blu.
Spot steady; No. q 6SAc elevator and 6O4c
f. o. b. afioat. The option market was
weather through the West and active un-
loading by recent buyers. September
closed &c up on manipulation. but other
months 12Gssc net lower. May, Al2G4fBc.
closed at 44ssc: September. S6l4d67&c. closed
at 671ac; December, 4Si4Sssc, closed at iSI4c.
Oats-Receipts, $4,000 ou; exports, 1,295
bu Spot easy; No. 2. 34lkc: No. 2 white,
white, 35G42c Options eased off moder-
ately with corn. May closed at &c., Oc-
tober, S614qSS1ac, closed at 96Ac; December
steamed, slO65. Refined easier; continent,
s10.SO; S. A. sl1.75; compound. s7.S7lk0S. %.
Pork steady. Tallow lull; city (s2 for
pacckage), 57sc; country tpackages free,
nominal; prime yellow, 40c.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. z, invoice, SIC.
Mild firm: Cordova, Sa1119c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. csc: GEN.
trifugal, 96 test. l3-s2q3 7-16c; molasses
| sugar, 2asc. Refined firm.
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Recently compiled statistics show that
wherever women have the right of suffrage
they exercise IL as freely as men.
In Colorado in 1900 the registration was
divided-55 per cent. males. 10 per cent
females. The vote cast was divided-5s per-
cent males, AZ per cent. females.
IN sixteen counties in Utah there were
N5u men, - 732 women. OF these the vote
was % 73S men, 2S.4S6 women. A greater
number OF men stayed from the polls than
women In five counties where the males
constituted 81 per cent. OF the population
the women polled nearly so per cent. OF the
vote, showing that nearly every woman
voted. In Idaho in 1900 the population con-
tained IS per cent. males. AZ per cent.
females. The vote was 550s6 men. 10 go
women. In one town alone. Boise, where
the men largely outnumber the women. the
latter cast 40 per cent. OF the total vote.
III Is said that women do not want the
franchise. Whether or not this Is true
the fact must be admitted that where they
have the privilege they use 1t more faith
fully than their husbands and brothers.
One fact Il worth thousand presupposi-
lions No man can tell how an innovation
Will work. Only practical experience can
AFFORD conclusive judgment.
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TRADE IN GENERAL,
Quotations ut ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4.-Flour steady: new red
winter patents, s3.l5GS2s; extra fancy and
straight, 81 S5d3.10; clear, s.. 7oq2.S0 Timothy
seed firm at s2.5O64.2 20 for fancy; prime worth
more. Corn meal steady at s.. 80. Bran steady
10 firm sacked, east track, 65G67c Wheat weak;
No. red. cash. elevator, CSC; track. s7A Q67Izc:
September e47sc: December. 657sd66c: May, sS7sc;
No. hard. eSns9c. Corn lower at SIC; No 2,
cash. size; September. 57c December. 36$.c;
Nav, 36lsc. oats higher at 291kc; track soc:
September. 2sc: December. sysc: No. white.
3sc. Rye quiet at Bic Pork unchanged: old
iobbing, SIC. 50; new, 10. Lard lower at $40 15
Dry-salted meats steady: boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs. $3.50: short clear. 81. Bacon steady;
boxed extra shorts and clear ribs. sll.37i5: short
clear SLID. Hay scarce and firm for good
steady at 81 3ls Iron cotton ties, 81 O7iz Bag
T,ng 5-legI 1-1sc- Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts
Flour 1900 brls wheat. $4,000 bu: corn ia Oot
bu: oats % 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls
wheat, los 600 bu; corn 1000 bn: oats. 1s.ooo bu.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 4.-Flour dull and un.
changed Wheat dull. spot and September 72A
072i4c; October. 72sds72ec: December 72&G
I2ssc: steamer No. red. 70is470kc; Southern
by sample. s7d72c: Southern, on grade 70Q72%c
Corn dull and easy: new or old Novembers. SOC
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Southern White sssie southern alSas yellow
steadier: No. 2, 5sG55,lc; 30. 2 Western, $50
4.71Ac
LOUISVILLE. Sept. .4.-wheat-NO. 2 red and and
longberry. CSC; No. red and longberry, CSC.
Apples. sun-dried,. SC per 10 for bright: medium
bright s sSG per ls Sn H i
straw 8 % Clean ;S2 per H. 70 Per
sr Sew per Sr PePgsTs 8
e5lsG66c: December. ssssc; cash. No. 2 hard. SIC:
No red. &C. Corn.SePsemeer .sAa+ss SIS De
White. ssltc. oass~No. white s5c. Rye-No.
:; 4;Qlsc Recslgts1Whest; $500 bu corn. a.
600 bu corn, $50 blu; oats. 10000 bu.
TOLEDO. Sept. 4-wheat fairly active and
s ssc May 4sc Corn dull and easier cash size;
September. 6o%c: December. 4i%c. oats dun
es se s. ss sssv. ' IfSSE s
timothy. ss.SOas.s5. Rye. 52c
LIVERPOOL. Sept 4-wheat-Spot No.
northern spring firm at SIS 7l4d: No. 2 red winter
quiet at IS Sd; No. California steady at IS 4lsd.
So5nSPTs cut rm at SIS 3d. shoulder
Square firm at Sos Cd. Lard-Prime Western
steady at 52s; American refined steady at 5ss.
CINCINNATI sept amf1our stesay ,m,1ed
6O@elc. oats firm; No. mixed. zee. Rye
steady; No. 2, SAC; Lard quiet at $50 Bulk
meats steady at slo2 Bacon steady at silSO.
whisky firm and higher at sl.s2 Sugar steady
DULUTH, Sept. 4-wheat-Cash No hard,
7oAc; No. 1 northern, ssxc: No. 2 northern. csc;
September. 67%c Oats-September. 301xc; De-
cember, 2skc: to arrive and on track Slc
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 4-wheat-September
es1sq65Ac; December. 65Q651tc; No hard. on
track, Sslsc; No. northern. s7%e; No. north
ern, 65lsc
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 4.-Barley steady; No. 2,
e6c; sample. 45Q66c.
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lGranger Farwell & Co.'S Telegram.1
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The money mar
ket situation checked business to-day and
caused realizing in several directions
There was considerable long stock mar
keted the first hour, especially in Pennsyl-
vania, (which was opened up sharply on
outside buying, orders and manipulation
loans was good all day. Fairly large
amounts from outside cities were loaned
at per cent. early in the day, but were
soon exhausted. 1t looks as though stiff
rates may be maintained for some time
The general market weakened at the close
and sentiment seemed to- be for lower
prices tomorrow.
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The Onlooker.

Newport complained that the cards which
announced the wild Rose" performance
under Mrs. Vanderbilt's patronage were so
obscure in wording that no hint could be
CLEANED of the expected function. the
cards were an lat home" without elabora-
ton. 1t is plain that Newport condescends
not to the perusal of the dailies. Knick-
erbocker Theater removal to the Smart
Sets bosom was heralded far and wide by
the wild Rose management. Weeks be-
fore the affair came of its last details were
known to the public. Joint pictures of the
hostess, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. and of
the prima donna, Miss Irene Bently. smiled
from front pages until every shop girl on
Sixth avenue was primed with a criticism.
The price paid by Mrs. Vanderbilt was not
kept secret by the people in whose pockets
1t jingled. Newport. only. was unprepared
because the elite have no time for the pa
pers. II is poor fault that is without COM
pensation, and Newport spares herself
some ennui in avoiding the journals. One
suggests, however that she read the So
ciety column daily. Twill be no task upon
her mentality and win. at the same time act
as chart by which TO shape the course OF
her expectations.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Sept. 4.-Turpentine quiet at <so.
F, si.s2is; q. siSTh; n. s1.Ss; /. sls5: X. R.45:
NJ. 81 49, N, $40; window glass, Sss; water
white. 1855.
OH. CITY, Sept. 4-Credit balances. 81. q; GER
t'icates, no bid. Shipments. 1l2.2 I'll brls; aver
age. 4a5 brls; runs 103 ss3 brls; average s554s
brls.
WILMINGTON. Sept L-Turpentine steady at
45c. Rosin firm at 81 10u1.i5. Crude turpentine,
ST. 40 S. 80 and go. Tar firm.
MONTPELIER, Sept. I-C Crude petroleum
steady North Lima, sso: South Lima and In
diana, SIC.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.-Turpentine un-
changed
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Heavy Trading i'm U. 8. Steel and
Evidence Of Advances.

meyer e kfser's Telegram.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ain the American
department of the London market United
States Steel issues were the feature, and,
in conformity with the prices there these
opened UP higher on heavy trading in our
local market, retaining most of the ad-
vance. The idea is prevalent in the street
that these issues are likely to see a SUBJ
stantial advance I'm the near future owing
to the excellent business and prosperity of
this company.
Reading, Pennsylvania and New York
Central were the features I'm the railway list
at the opening, but sold off in the course
OF the day, due to the lack of confirma ton
OF any deals or In the ending OF the strike.
During the noon hour there was decided
squirt and advances to new record prices
In the Wabash issues. There was little
news to influence values, and the cratic
movements that took place during the day
In a number of issues may account for the
individual views of traders. In a general
way the undertone OF the market may be
called strong, for the profit taking that
occurred yesterday and to-day created only
comparatively small recessions.
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Treasury Statement.


LONDON.-Money, 2AG21z per cent Dis
count, short bills, 1876 per cent; three
months bills, 1916 per cent
PARIS.-Spanish tours. Brazilians and
Turks were heavy on the bourse. Rentes
were weaker. The private rate of discount
was l 1916.
BERLIN. - Exchanges on London
24S1zpfgs for checks. Discount rates.
short bills. ~ per cent. three months
bills, Ia per cent
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Admiral Won Diedrichs has just re-
signed from the German navy L see."
HAS he? Who is hep
"Eh! Don't you remember Diedrichs
Why, he's the German sailor chap that
had the warship in Manila bay when old
George Dewey threatened TO shell the town,
and Diedrichs got In the way and wouldn I
stay back, and George got a little hot
around his necktie. then he stood up on
the bullheads-that Is to say bulwarks-and
said TO Diedrichs. 'Diedrichs.' he yelled
through a megaphone. say. there. you pin
headed Meckenberger, get move on you,
or I'll pepper your liverwurst TO the queens
taste. Call off your bilgy old bumboat and
scoot for the harbor bar. or I'll blow your
whole aggregation of cheese-scented horse
marines from Hooly Hoofee to Razmataz,
You hear me. Scoot, skip. climb. vanish
Auf wiedersehen, My regards to the
Kaiser Dig. Diedrichs, dig"
And did Diedrichs dig?'
ssHa dug
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NEW YORK. Sept. G-Poultry-Alive firm;
chickens, 13l4al4c; turkeys, uq12c; fowls. l3c-
dressed frmer; chickens. Western, 1lQ13lac;
fowls. Western. l191So; spring turkeys. 2a.sc.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. Aliens. sc per ID; spring
chickens, 12d12l2c; young ducks, S1xc; young
guneas, 12G13c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I.-Poultry steady. Chickens
sI5c; springs, 1l1zc; turkeys 1219c; ducks. TIC;
geese. 4hc.
CHICAGO, Sept 4.-Iced poultry easier; tur-
keys, 12Q13hc; chickens. 101aqlSc.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4-Poultry firm. Hens
91kc; springs. 10c; turkeys. lie.
BOSTON, Sept 4-lSpecial 1-Poultry steady.
Fowls, 12c; springs, 13c.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
NO LIFE IN THE MARKET FOR CAT
TIE OF ANY DESCRIPTION,
Hogs Sluggish and a Trihe Lower
sheep and Lambs Steady-COndi-
ton OF Markets Elsewhere.
MON STOCKYARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS.

UNION SToCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS
Sept. 4.-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments. 200
The receipts to-day were about LOCO smaller
than week ago and fully that much smaller
than a year ago. OF course. a very large number
OF the cattle here were of the stocksr and feeder
order. or rather below the requirements of kill
ers in quality or flesh, but the supply of fat
stock at the same time proved to be excessive.
The market opened with a very listless demand
for practically all kinds Of cattle, but buyers
were selecting few that just suited at nearly
steady prices The business in that line. how
ever. was not large enough to be OF apv en-.
oouragement to the selling side, and for the
most part the sales represented further decline
In prices. Many transactions were considered
Csc lower. while in isolated cases a decline of
soc was claimed. The demand was very limited
and probably three-fourths of the cattle here re-
manned unsold. Quotations:
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ings and balances.
INDIANAPOLIS-Com paper. id6
per cent. time loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 500, 10; balances, Sl94,S5
NEW YORK.-Money on call firm at 51z
as per cent; closing bid and asked, 5lsei6
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6U112
per cent. Sterling exchange steady. With
actual business in bankers bills at S4.S6.625
for demand, and at SASS. 75q4.S4 for sixty
days; posted rates. s4s56i4. s515. and S4.S7izq
Ass; commercial bills, $4S304.s3.5. Clear
ings, s323, SIS, S02; balances. $l0,164,625.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, A.s5 for
sixty days, A.S71a on demand. New York
exchange, 25c discount. Clearings, 49,
6SS. $50; balances. s., 1851, s65.
BOsTON-Clearings $50. sos, 456; balances.
s1,645, 167.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 41zd5 per
cent. Clearings. $20,692,159; balance, s2,lS6,-
939.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, &c dis
count. Clearings. SO, 407, 625; balances. ST.
655, 354.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent. Clear
lngs, A542, 764; balances, SAT-, $50.
CINCINNATI.-Mone at 31A66 per cent
New York exchange, 15c discount and par.
Clearings, s., 631 300.
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Washington Star.

washington star.
Are you interested in literature?" said
sie young woman.
II should say am" replied the busting
person IT always did say that a great
deal depends on the way an idea is ex-
pressed. But at the same time literature
In no good unless the article you're BOOM
Ing gives satisfaction after Is Ia pur-
chased"
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IypIANAPOLIs a MARTiNsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

For MooresviIe and intermediate points carr
in leave Kentucky avenue and Washlnxton
s,rest AZ S:l5 n. m. ESQ a. m. and every hour
,hsrssftsr 10 and including $50 D. m, after
.hlch time car viii leave at 20 and HIS.
car leaves MooresVtile at and every
hour thereafter to and including & p. m after
which time q car will leave az 10 O'Clock
The 6 leaving Mooresvilis reaches
the Union Station at indianapolis IN time 10
connect with sunday morning excurxSons On AZ
railroads. Hourly service 70 BROOKLYN
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The tone Of the general
market for cotton goods gains In strength and
prices tending against buyers, but no quota
bic change made The demand for quick supplies
is fully UP to recent average and better for for
ward deliveries Difficult to place orders for the
latter. except at advanced prices. Print cloths
show an upward tendency. Shirt goods are steady
with a fair general interest.
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ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady.
Wheat-No. spring. 73c; No. 8. 69c: No. red.
soc: No white. 3sd37c No. 2 rye. 5ohc. Fair
to choice mating barley. 5OQ63c. Flaxseed-No.
l. sLA; No. Northwestern. sl45. Prime timo-
thy seed. so. Clover. contract grade. 50. Mess
pork, per brl. s16.7o716. 10. Lard, per 100 lbs,
Dry-sa shoulders (boxed). ss.s7ha9. Short
clear sides (boxed), s9.e21zQs75. Whisky-Basis
of high wines. s1.31.
Receipts-Flour, "a 900 brls; wheat, 231 900 bu:
corn 81 00o bu: oats. 900 bu: rye. 5000 bu;
barley, 10000 bu Shipments-Flour 1900 brls;
wheat, 227,O00 bu corn, II. 900 bu oats, 103, 900
blu: rye loo blu: barley, 900 blu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I-Cotton quiet. Sales.
LOO bales Ordinary, s-lsc; good ordinary.
good middling sac: middlng fair, exc Re-
ceipts $50 bales. Stock, A. AIS bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull. middlng uplands, shc: middling gulf. sAc.
Sales 24S bales.
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Sales

Sheep-Receipts. $50; shipments. go. The re-
ceipts to- day were not quite as large as week
ago and nearly 700 smaller than a year ago.
On account OF very fair demand from iOcal
butchers for fat stock the market to-day was at
least steady compared with yesterday. Ship
pers, however. on account OF lower prices in
Eastern markets, were not much in evidence.
and, with butchers out of the market there
probably would have been a very dull trade and
possibly lower prices. There were just about
enough good kinds here to meet the demand,
and satisfactory clearance was made. The
market for feeding stock was about steady.
Lambs sold from IS to s., and stockers to best
sheep from 81 65 to 3d. Quotations:
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, Sept. 4.-Cattle-Recepts, 30; shipments
none. The market continues to drag along.
without any decided changes either in prices or
conditions. Local dealers are willing, in fact
anxious. to pay steady prices for fat stock that
shows the proper quality, but anything under
this classification generally has to have quota
tons shaded in order to effect sales. No one
wants the common stuff. The calf market was a
shade weaker. with the extreme top at S725.
The market closed quiet and steady at quota
tons:
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Whisky.

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-whisky is quoted at s1.s2
a cent higher than to-day. This e. due to the
great shortage in receipts OF corn for the past
week But thirty-three cars have been received
since Monday morning. and this Is not enough
TO run any one distiIlery for day.
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 100 Re-
celpts to-day were about the same as a week ago
and fully loo larger than year ago. The
market opened with only a moderate demand
from outside sources. and with very little COM
petition packers. OF course. inclined to be
bearish and bidding decidedly lower, which
made statesmen reluctant IN transferring their
Therefore. the market from the