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Fruits and Vegetables.

AT Thi hl Es,a .s5.ss, a r1r.ll. s ar 1oE ar los i. a
GEAPE-5.qv1 l<r za1. lssEet fr black.
C,asgTa. .f-lc Ter gLmaz Jaskst
NAIEkMEDp%-IadiaHa So,gl0 per ca:
1A%fAL'I FaS-4"m--=-oNa |aHe a bu.
h.A Ky Fo.d ret-serStor car ~ .-=GIs5
I.as .-st-. and N-icFi-sS STANDARD crst-.
eEo.ee front Aichissn bu. a-1i-- p-r c-uaskrt
80, AtSatSa- AZ - i"r Iy-F o. ;p- choice
fer +-IzsA.t rate, Illinois 8 d SaGse-
AFfLEsIGo2d g ehoi,s s-as% aad fancy VI
20 80 a hoL - Stor sX.ra fancy E.Sn-coloE-d
rSor g lllr Ssqil%
sb1. Hssssi Iaals5as At sasos pr r-uu.
Pacific COAST FErIT-Eaiie;g pears -
G.asan md Italian sl-5.HI--s. sI!p.- rIums y.Is
eis 6 and Duke sl.ssGl..S a CAS-. Peaches
PEAks-csnn,Ga --sT-by &c per l=-bu- hz.
iIcnish Beatty &a4gc: southern Illinois bu.
fssA-ts- ~cke.. SI-g: Howell sycEI, Duchess
I C.&R AFPLES-ap-s re- '=-ha. basket.
LEMGNEcattifnia N ,rE. e. :or esolc. 70
- IN z. ers 9dz i. n a 32 sTa5 s' ySy higher.
st55 ior choice and $40 f5r faacg, On oTaes
ENENAs-oG5iabie at sIa: a bunch CT or
0CoANUTs-cuote a, g. % Tor lOo. In =
IoTAToE-Dsm.ni good and market s;eaey;
3 a;Sg4ssels s.a, a MI 80 80 II
IS for choice TO fancy small and poor @,aIc
SetASH-Hrme-gT0wn SaSc p-- bu- box for
sumner. hubbard &c.
SIZING BEANs-Homc-Er0va @Qs5c Per ba.
baN loose
CAEBAGE-Hane-Erown from farmers, wagons
H+JA2-c Ter lt1 It's. ga orders. crates. sc
MUSTARD sTtEENS-fTEI5- rer tu- t1x-
IEHkiAST-N--p p.r EslI b5I.
6IABe-@g4-e Der Uerk-
tjCJMBEES i5r-s pr Ia. box: picking
stoeE AZ strs- pr 10 los.
1EEEE CosN-Houc-E.oun 7rlac pcr doz-
~ XII fDIA1DE@EgUe-gr8Rn .5I-c rr-
hu box Tor B<rmUdas aud Sln! - u,r bu. ior
NnnSemung.
lphAIoES-Humc-E-ugn GNT-3c par hu loose.
-tELEisf-MichiZan Is %lczx. AID - s9a 80.
'nicaEe nat cesss S.It9r ard square sIGI.Ib.
BELE|i Ter IhL- for HOMEGROWN. 90 r.
uu. ana Lsr1c psT d-Z bunches.
CAHItOI@ per dCz huUtses and 81 per
bot. Northern s. pet Jon lbs
al lsGJ9c Ter bC. boz.
Observation-Disclosures EIfr De- hu.
ESGPLANT-Hor--=rURn - per hu- l8a-r.
homegrown sG."y Dr. hu. box
homegrown aU0sN per hu- loN-
IghSbkAbISH-1-- J-T hi. on orders.
ALE-H.lTc-grnw $50 sr a hu. bsN-
GAELIG-NeH orleans new -qEr per Il
y nNIU$S-z1- Ter crate
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SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Washington County Assembly AID
journs at Nashville, Ill.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Nashville. Ill. Sept. 4-Ths second and
concluding days session OF the Washington
County Sabbath-School Association vas
held at the First Baptist Church to-day.
The attendance Of the delegates was in
creased to more than 100. and the number
cry township in the county was represent
ed with delegates from forty Sunday
schools
Today. session opened with q prayer
service at 6 "A. m.
After the reconveninS OF the session at s
a. m. a conference Of the county and town
ship officers was held. President r. 6. Ar
drey OF Oakdaie presided at the conference.
Reports o. County Treasurer Miss Iottie
Edgar Of Oakdale and County Secretary
Miss Jennie Poole were heard. both showing
the association TO be in good condition
The Reverend &. NJ. Freeman delivered
an address, and this was followed by a p.
+. Jacobs rnemorla service. led by State
worker. the Reverend II. Moser.
For the fifth consecutive time p q. Ar
drey wds elected president OF the aSsocia-
tion. The other officers selected were as
follows. Secretary and treasurer. Miss Lot
tie Edgar OF Oakdalc. recording secretary.
Miss Jennie Poole OF Nashville. assistant
secretary. Miss Mae Key OF Ashley; super
iutenGeut OF normal department. r. A Nc
Auley OF Oakdale. superintendent OF prf-
mary work. Miss Mae Key OF Ashley. su-
perintendsnt home department. Miss Cora
Sawyer Of Nashville.
These reading papers before the conven-
Vandsvesr. {. l.. Edwards. Adam Geiger.
Mrs. Eta Root Edwards. the Reverend J:
&. French. the Reverend Henry hOser and
the Reverend V. W Thrall.
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Provfxiops,

Pork-Sew standard S7.9 per 10 lbs. in q
5obbing way: 1901 At Sl5-Sl-
nalIy a; luo5c: kettle rendered i0=dlI@c.
Green HaDs-CAr lots held T. O b. Z. side
thus: Hams 70 SE. 81 les1c, 4 Nv. al %GIeAsc:
14s. ls and las al lJsGlu.ci Is a. Ie-sc.
CALIFORNIA;. 1sc: New York shoulders al SIC.
Prom the block dsL= Hans At 1gLc and bei.es
at 19Ec 10 LEc- as IN average: CaiforaIzs and
New York shoulders al SC
ID. S. Meats-To arrive c. 4 Z. loose cured
cribs entirely nominal. closing; g0-zv. at u. &C,
45-ay. nj ESss3c, 4Nav. al l0.4ac. Locally. = fat
/, backs sole 2. I B1c lots in a jo5bins way
short clear at lie. bellies at Isc. plates az sc.
fat backs a. SIC. ST.. dsrd backs at 1Istc- Deal
ers charge higher On orders
BScon-B1d meats in a Joehing way
10 l6c for light. hams AZ lS6IsIzc. Cali o-nia. 81
SAC 10 loaSc, New York should rs at sac. Plain
smoked hxa- lots In jobbing way ranged: Extra
JIAc. bellies ct lzizc. plates At Sac. Eat hacks
I&c.. standard backs ~ &c Higher charged
On orders.
cSTa,Eyy ks sa55csgs a: Sszasse-
TzIoU-Dall: No, ! country at sasHc For cur
rent receipts and &C for winter. No ? at e.
Packers, salshie at .aa:lyc but held higher.
G~rezse-Country:. Brown SSc: yellow &C ard
white 4~c. packers stock. brown II =. dc. vel
low 5SG5%c white az 7SaExc-
small fat az eGs-c per 10: choi,.
heavy at 5Sasc: hereccs at 4dzs-c. sheen sES
3 per 10: thin ewes and bucks rsa.c. Lambs
Beef-on orders: ~Bb,d-Plat. ard FuIto, Ma
ket and roll AZ Si2-S9; mess a. ll.Sets: dried sets
ut Iz-c; tongues l4sc per IL. insides Ia.
knpckles ite: outside IeEHuc.
ROSTERS Sc: spring chickens, rer 10 sy.rsrs r
ceipts Iii5c- Spring d3cks az lo7Ifnc. Spring
geese at Sc GskeyIAyers r~ece,2ts I2isc Tor
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Cnsh GrrIB, FIour. Etc.

WHEAT-Cssh market Receipts 5.1a SIS. and
L. cars local and II cars through by saap4-
deIirered-N.. > red = eide ~ ga. GE1l-c- No 4,
red at 65aeJ-zc ". a1d 55-Gslr Z SIDE: x. :
70 choIre 4 side. rejected a. sc 10 s& no
grade At Sc 20 CSC. sid tn el-yatl-s-%a. , r-d
at sc; No. 3 red AT &c. No : IT 30 Hard win
Ier-tor choice W. . So bid and refused: poor
cphN-Cash marEs1- Receipts ID sEs and Il
| cars ana Z cars through. BY sample delivered
w z sod Al W sl1a at Alier and NJ. , ~ 20.
1T which pTi1Fs Yellow c~Ootabl@. II. : white sod
= &C q 81 but No 2 white offered a. tie
oAT-cash Market: Receipts - cars local and
= Car through. Nv slEpic daiivered-No. . al
6. 20 2 At 80 % %i- 20. : a. &c - -.
: white at %-c TO @5tsr. 80. > white worth -.
ElE-Sales OF No = del r. side at 55I-a5szc
-Asa 5ll-e t~r farry. and q No. : AZ sSi-c.
F~LANSEED-At g = Der hu.
are as follows. New sos-
wheat -four IN tAI5aI =: stralghts
Ssr@i9; extra fancy &Ss12g5- clear g 7oaS ~:
Low grades &s0s2s9. old 1eFlsc higher. New
strsights g. 55d24o. bakers 2sldZ -: low e-gfrs
S2Sg@fo: old 15T1c higher. SpTlaE-wheat pat
ents Saedzs bulk.
BRAN-Fr7m 60 10 SC small SKIS. del W.
Side At mil brzn sells at e5aS.c and ships at
RYE F~LoUR-JobbinE At ;,.eos-0 in sks. ard
o. CORSMEaB5C1tv meal (. O. b.. go: pearl.
crtts sud hominy 2-s7.
HAI-Receipts L0i5 tons Local and 20 tons
Eide-NeE su-5sdI=: No. ! SO 59G1l.5s. NJ. :
ssNS.5e; los grades at tsas. r0v-r-No. 1 At
'3l2 Prairie on ". ~side-Choice s.. No ! SSlS-5s:
No. > .s5R17 %.
LEAD AND sPELTER-LNad At :is.'s. -pe,ter
NHISkY-At sLcl-
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Pensions for Southvcsterncrs-

EEfl bLIt SfE'AA%
Washington. Sept. +-Pensions have been
granted S0uthwestsrners a. follows
NIs-ourI-Wilisn H Etrtz. Ste. GensvIcrr y;
= ~ EfsEe. - Louis. s. Isaac : Brett. Austin-
20 =1san = Brooks VISA
A~EarFas@TEarles Winston. Helena - Jesse
WI-Si-Iase n. Hed-ick. Flsh--. &c: VII
f.rm " H-frhlns1u- National Home Danvtll-.
s.: william y poNdsn. FIsidaa. IS John c
RTnn EfwsrGsviIie 81. james = ke!s,y. LIMA
81. Jo~~rh!n- + Morris. W,nnshaEo. 81. Miner-
Va J Trip. IskanG1. 81 S1saaaah Hines. Ed
wardzvtll@. s..
Irdisns-JoSn ?. Lyor. Upland. s., John ".
Caves. LAFAYETTE. 81: Gabriel Ftck4e. Oak IL:
snthc-v Y Ecimes. Attica. 81: minor o. B>nje-
u1in r Ford. Sh-ibEytNe, 80 FraneS Wool
s--.u Sr-lurn. 81 Ns-V a Cav Eou-han ~.
rsIncrs O. George W. Lighter. On ney. SIS: Ma
-aret Wicker. Ninc~uu--. ~
Indian Te-dtorv-Ios~ph y Tucker. Cameron.
81. Andrew II {. P-den. Blanco. s.
Kansas james 2. Br-ant. Hutchinson. s..
Pastor Ler.-r. oueaeuo. 81. Henry Dick Ian
sing 80. Adam Spaid. Lebanon. 81. Ia=y IL
+i-xarde-. McCEns. IS. Jennie Dee Lila. To
osissoms-IvoTv Severance. Cherokee. IS: So
we're Evsrs. Blackwell. =
TsxEa-jsu@E Abbott. Garrett. 81. MaI ECcT-
mann. No.E Creek. 80
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Poultry
RrPrRIrr

New York s-p; +-Llys p~-u,,rv-R--e.p;s 20
dav we're : cars Western. which wound ur The
receipts for the week. Tn-.s has been a cCn-lu-
ned good demand. and while a complete cleas-
che. -u@g not ~ Effected this week. less stock
VIII x over than expected. Prices unchanged
81 around. with tone steady
Dressed -T0ul;rv-Rsc,ip-s today I.es ukzS
the fresh recgi.t = this morning were quite heavy
and i-cl-t-1 considerable stock that vas due
early in the week. while z fairly u5-raI proper
t.cu was still out during market hours. ulCFc ~
les ~ tho receipts had been ENGAGED 10 ar-5va
and tee movement was q. = satisfactory yolums.
The demand was principally To- lsrE- ScaiieI
chickens OF small d-y-pickAl hroglars. hut medium
grades u GTy-pickel chickens soil very SLOWLY
At ab1u; same urlc-s az scalied- Fowls we're not
in excessive supply. hut fss wants.. win Eizc
only rachel on fancy. while nearly everything
arrived short or ice and required prompt handling
and more s"llinE AZ T. Than any Other price
Receivers complained about the c1ndit!Cn 81 the
'-l-pirs~l chickens. which Wsr~ Invariably gen
and G-aE-ed al low and irregular prices Prime
s-sltst chickens sold quite readily at I7'-c-
While fancy brought ifc. Spring turkeys SLOW
AID urimprovei. cd turkeys about Sf~sdy: spring
turkrFs- dry picked. s 10 s us. eash. T1G-sC.
chickens. Wes-".a aversE-. dry picked. f1Lc:
small TO medium. dry picked. EaI.i=c. Othc-
quotations remain unchanged
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

tfacess on the selling sdeh lad the better OF the rgumen III yesterdays local grain
MAHec Speculation was hghta and mosto of the orders received by commission houses in
Weo heavy country offerings and favorable crop conditions one of the strongest bull
oos vas ue total failure OF Wednesdays I'LL prophets TO bear out their statements
tsh hGs was I truth in the reports Of cold weather IN the Northwest ester
Gay saoHoess hoTea hiatt the strongly exploited frost was confined to the British pos
sessions which cut little hsureh the sprng-wheat situation
Corr vas reported IN good condition and crop estimates indicated big yield Selling
AFs brisk throughout the session
\ Dc wheat opened sQ.c OF and closed .GSc ol
I e corn opened &c u and closed &c II.
Dec oats closed &c up
Receipts of pEoduceH were uodestea and pres fer fruits and ye-satlssy wee generally
nn
LaI securities had fair support, but closed eay. Yesterdays bank ceadngs were
sAhGa balances EG5J4 Discount ras were firm bereen : and per cent
spot cotton was quiet and unchanged in the local market
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Sept THE Post Oeice De-
partmeui to-day announced its acceptance
Of the following proposals.:
PzrEvfIl~. Mo--AufhcTizsd Postmaster -
change site 70 building owned BY W p No.and.
Cicn-Seo. m-PaepositiJn Of Daniel 2. Sargent
for th- easing q the present. Post Ofice room
together with IN additional room adjoining
Tho-ntoWn- Ind Proposition Ct Dora X Potts
TO Iez-- a room for TIE Post Office. including
complete eduipment. cfr.
Winaeuoot. / T.-PrOpos.ti0n Of James ".
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old; spring - &c. DcesS -. Live ps=,-n-
40 squalls 81 To- IIZ- Gees. &c
Dressed Toul-ry-Sealdef aad Eui-awr. With
heacs and legs on. Oh chickens steady al Ine.
spring chicsels 49,, ROSTERS - Turkey
Gamc-To5lcc1k 80 p=- do: p!5ver 81 -
Fresh F~lsh-St-aG~. QUOTE; suu;sa a. T. crap
De ~ q 90 small . - .- large S4ss l.
dressed az +c- susgzblI rat &c dressed b-u-
heads So; buffalo. gross g. dressed hggalo 80
-E.sse- G.r---a laIn =. w-..e re.NA -.
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New To-k. Sept a-E=g=-Escsipts -o-4s- To-
- oa-es. Receipts were somewhat heavier. which
tended toward a slightly easier tone 20 prices On
tho top grades. IN which. however. receivers 70
ported a fair business At late prices. which were
looked upon a. high enough 70 retain the do
mznG for consumption ~ tho p-cve- limit and
70 accord with advires from competing points.
Medium grades az the range % isGI7c. in r.
quest and available stock Hight. Quotations IN
changed.
Phfa leIphia. Sept. t-EcEs steady: sr-sh
urar-ls &c. loss CT. fresh Western 81. los on.
f-sst Southwestern iac. loss OF, fresh Southern
1lrI-r. loss gT.
Ksnsas C"ty. No. sept. Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock I5r. cases returned.
ies II
chicago. sept. Eggs nrm: fresh Ike pe=
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native supply Liahf-Butcher Receipts
LiRht-Uo-s Close Louer-

NATIVE er-Rec a.
ca.tie II TIE native division were Light and ~
supply OF steer was larger and better than a
week ago. though the rcprsse7ratton q Westerns
vas Tot as lzrE~ a. las; ThursdSy- Some differ
snces Of opinion prevailed about the market.
but the general Quotation Was steady On the d.f-
fereuf classes sold
Representative zsies-
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS
S9 y p No a, Pr No AZ. p
loo. s5 I-.Is0--. go
a.--fssI-. 500 E..r=.s.=
Westerns.
S5.--Ilzs... Aa IS...i5u... ~
Butcher Cztii-Recefr.s cf hatcher cattl- yer.
liEht and % about the usual medium quality.
Trade vas as 70 has he~l all week and prices
showed no pzrticaiz- change cnners and bull.
Ner~ steady. While veal calves were firm
Representative GALES
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stscks of Grain I'm Store.
Produce.

Butter-DuiL. Quotations.: Crearncry-Extra &c:
frsts Ia1sc: seconds l5Glsc. Dars-E1tra I61
17c. irsts l4I1Jc: grease -. Ladle-packeI-EEtrZ
1sc: hrsis I+elc. Country@Cnolce l=c. poor 10
1air 91uc-
~Ecgs-Currcut receipts &c 10 Ec. Receipts Ia
local and $50 through shipped 50.
CheeSe-Iobbing: Twins 1T lie. singles He.
saisies u1zc: y. A He; long horn He: Lin
burger Il1IIzc- Swiss-chOice lsQIsc. Nc. . ~
Gle. Br4ck lL91ec.
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RDcEIPTs y :
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were dull and somewhat
steady Lard was sold freely and was
about the only feature. Weakness of hogs
Influenced a dip IN all products. but sup
port Of the nearer options held prices firm.
Jan. pork closed 2izc up at 1851. Oct. lard
= down at SCI. and Oct. ribs Csc up al
$50.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat.
10 cars: corn. =. oats. -. hos. ll.col hcAd.
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Minor Appointments.

REPUBLIC SPEClAI&
Washington. Sept THE following PEI
sons were to-day appointed railway mail
clerks.
George p Hayes OF Preston. Arthur Stephen,
Of Granger. H. l. KniEhton Of Gashland. Mar
shall :. Mason OF Stafford. George ". Norman
q S;sWartyile. Charles A Weitzel Of Jufson.
Mo. John =. Sullivan OF Garner. Richard T..
Thomas Of Ennis. Frank J. Faust OF san An
tonic. Tex: Charles VI. Rowland OF Anna. A..
T. Johnston Of Oklahoma city. ok
Miss Mary p Lazenby OF Washington City has
been appointed a teacher a. Haskell Indian
School. Kansas.
Henry J. Nichols Of Houston. Tex. has been
appointed q messenger IN the War Department..
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HERALD BECOMES A DAILY.
Metropolis Newspaper Ceases Pub
LEGATION of Weekly Issue.
REPrRL1c SPECIAL

Metropolis. IL. sep; THE Metropolis
Weekly Herald. which has been published
here for the last twenty years. this evening
vas issued the last time as a weekly pub
I~icztion- Hereafter IL wlI be issued daily
IL is published by the Herald Printing Com
pany Of this city. and edited by Richard T.
Tnamrsnu
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Hides.

Dry steady. p-y 1iat-Texas h-avy y: -sys-
average lssc- fallen l~@sis'zcs native and ArAaG-
- Isc. 10 J native Ei=c NJ = ra-ig- L.
Aasat N---h.s lie. b-l dos. cEIi- ~ GU C. Dry
~ss-i-1-i-Gnd heavy -. rvllG l!-Et l--r. salt
so 40 . l-rc- sailed No = jose ElTz-a.Gts-
Dry - Srreu-salr-t-N est,rr -. southern
selected Nc ! 81 selected 40. = - Tart
cured &c less. uneg--t Dc Igr Ih. les. f;r,l &c
Ter ID. l-ss Than COW hides, Husse-NJ. ! -.
horse ~. : 81. ElclTed les.
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G~raysvirIe to Have Scw Bank.

IsEFI BLII 0TE-INL
Springfield. IL. Sept. Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts Mccullough to-day issued 4
permit for the organization OF the Mer-
chants ard Farmers Bank at Graysvilie
to T.. a. Robinson W ~. Emmcns. L Z.
Neville and 2. y. Fischer
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desiiae sm.unt Hs 70 - a she god ta;ehe-
- 80 - ~ - -. s-,-,r -
the S7uttv.s; order showed a Ge.iu- 81 ls-
slsw and trading al day was rstEe- drasEy
anu eSg-rlaAy : sit5r iAe CITY blth-S Llea
Eond hssyv ho=s v--s iu-lu1-l &c Their shGgId
have been Will" E1-- hals-fat and mixed hogs
IN. ms.E.t c55.auea wax a. the clos ana
some late arrivals had 1, b heI over.
Fair 10 b-~t butcher lu- heavy hogs sold AZ
a. :: .a..- if~ iu.S az s-.fa7.@. urijs. Ia
- 10 Ibs. ~ 5 san. the huk al I=lH-4.
Lights. 10 10 IL lbs. 90 sea-. pigs a. S-.la
The top % tn msrkst vas SIS and the bulk
q the ho=s above 10 ios aEeraEe sold a. y-9fH
s 80 On Nsass.ssy 81
SHEEL'-A mohs1ate srrlly O. saesp was On
usu.L. \ large proportion q The offerings were
S~3g'hSesis-n an4 miher INN IN assA Anytn!nS
ans sd native mutton sheep we're not yery
huyers bidding Isa.sc lover and only on such
iots IS suited them. Il was a difficult task TO
:, esir faiT Lsmts. Tti@ class n stun vas not
wanted b any ore. Thin sheep found ready sale
man s5mm6r lambs re-sarrsd un~1!d and -lne
Lambs sid .; sif5. guT lambs al Sg4 muj-
ton sheep a. EoaS.S. stoeks-s al Sa@-@@ and
HoRSESsur7Ies IN rHs market durnE ,hs
present week were slightly in-r-as.t throl-h the
influence q a special ? ~rsr5i-sl sale AMI IN fset
That vs- the first q S-rt-ut.r. N" tir~
USUALLY, iloksd uI1n a. to init a.i'n - th~ tHil
% vg1-k any material change = aspect b. the
i ipsrs Va , an ~ vi. VIZ ~. ne dfsrale 3 81 IuIr-S. vi
the vesk IN general exhibited mn-o volume ane
eru operators ATTENDED the -al~s. bur the rn1st
uotlc-ani" improvement 81 ths way vas fnm
activity than any tine rccents. ani the better
kinds manifested a st--1rer tole. > me- sales run
uirr " 70 an advance u go over the prices
ehtsined last U"+k Ire Fast m elsEeF rad an
auy diTSrent. Activity has b-c- Wy pronounced
dur3r- ~, rrst three d.ys and tbs~ou-b
Ho-ss quotations: Hr1y. d-af. ~-um-n 20 god
si@r0fS1. choice o. svtst . "a - Chunks. LIS,
20 I--1 T-S. fliT 20 : 81 S-nS. good % choir@
Siss. chai-- - Extra S-"HE0. H.rSs OR rhs
c,6rcs ~ e[-fa So . SrI- he-r a-i-c-x -
nIL- Export chunks. I.a1 20 Is" IhE.. rsn e,
.55r.r GTr 70 r9Tf Sssfl5s rsef-e = - "a
e. No.. sessi.- 49, 81 T1fTI- an
., s@s,o'' 'H@'' ''Ds' N' he''y "'fN plugs
NTLEsA moderate surplv % mules has de-
what smaller than a wess aEu- The wees bega1
vith gc-rs7haf rrfavg-dht" circumstances sur
that account. Trade has shown a weaker ten
dsrcy Th;z began sarly last week and the duIs-
which b. some statesmen - quoted a. much -
NH-.9 in two weeks prhe-s quote the marsst
dull. hu- do not estimate the decline. Dealers
have not been sNp.riercin= as good a demand
FROM outside quarters as thay expectet. and this.
TAKE N something IN mule rrioes. which ~ most
huveTs are considered ton Eirh frr tho trnlr. =
Instances. the h~itcT grades have hsIi their uxa
hest. vtii- OF n" common kinds the full extent
.aS This lower condition -he market was in EooI
shaT" ThgTsiay morning from = sta=dpaiut =
rivals had hfen sold. nothing remaining but a
49,. .-.-.--. g.. 49,. 49,
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Arkansas omcehoIder Resigns.

Washington. Sept 4-Robert L Williford.
stoTekeeper and gauger IN the Little Rock.
Ark, internal revenue district. has resigned
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Yates Makes Requisition.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL~
Springfield. Ill. sept I-Governor Yates
has issued a reqUisitiOn on the Governor Of
Pennsylvania for the extradition of Guisep-
pc Nespa. under arrest In that State and
wanted in Springfield, on q charge Of GRIM
inaI assault
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st. Louis Curb Market.

Wheat steady; Dec. sod At csc: puts s5'sa
65Ac: calls ssHdG6i<c: May sold - 6s&c: puts
ss-zeSSrc- Corn Easy: Dec. sold at 3s.c: puts
&c: calls 3slzG36ssc.
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Hou.ton OH STOCK sales.

~Fa'INL
Ho-sfon. Tex. Seut- Their vas good trad
inz to-izy. caused By free aGs-tnEs all through
~. Ifs-. There we n c-cilsi breaks. hoNeve-.
Sal-<. Gnher- ifsl shares - -. G@y-sr u Cal
Testcn- 10 At IA. Manhattan. = a. -. Spzl-!eT
I-n0 At sc Sour Lake. AZ g g At 30. Texas
El= -Four. se-.e a. ~ N-yworf. - at sr. In
depe-t.rCe. =1a a. ~ Victor new. ial ~
IL EXuors OIL and PIPE. 10 a. &c: B-zttv.
AGA at iisc: G-r~rnsn-An@-t-zn- Lrg az .. Silver
Dins. go AZ g, Higgins. : At IS; Loae STAR.
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-E=es and stained al lS1%c b-lgT white.
paiFeston-Spo; market n-In. quote u.d1l!1=s
So
New oTieans-Spot market quiet: quote mid
cliuss So: sales L611 bales.
M-m9hi-SpCt market steady. miElfiasS SIC.
Receipts at principal pIi-ts.
Galveston. S.uII baieS-
N-S Drlsa-s. I.-. bales.
Noble. 10 hales-
Savannah $40 bales
Chs-!estol. - ha!cs.
Norfolk. - hzl-N.
HuESt n. - hal.s.
Memphis. lI i1l@s.
The net Teceints AZ all T.l.@- states r-s.rs r-
SIX DAYS w"Te st.Es hales. a. against - -s la'.~
a week $50 an E5ef a year ago. exports .1.s4
bales. a. aEai-s- 80 a year aEg. stocks ISL
bales. - .Es'E-t -il..E--
- LOUIS E--.--uSe statement:
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= qaoiliiors Cor brose mules. to . years

The first line q qugtatious in zach class is cal
Culat@d to rerrcs NJ he f-il range from common
TO extra. Dealers. hos sv~r. Cftsu classify super
iativs hurchs- 'sli tops Tor BUYERS. which sc-e-
ftus< sci considerably above the highest ous.a-
lions The second linz % quotations signifies the
hulk ~ Sale and generally represents the various
cl2sse= - they are sold On the commission mar
ker. more o. les mixed
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fi-@s=- Slack vork-Rouni-hcop -four btls. Sfc:
Hst-;op DO. sc: ibis g: meal &c
ETC.-EaEEiag. V~r yard. i.-lb. at
8 5-Isc. 2-lb. at = SIZE. .i--lD. at : I-Isc. Iron COL
ton tics ~ N-01l.. Hemp Irvine s.
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By Telegraph.

IT. steamer spread Eagle Will arrive this
morning from Altou.
Ire steamer ouincy Will arrive Ss;u-;ay from
Burlington and depart that evening sor keokuk-