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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-08-21
A WORM KILLER.

J. A. Montgomery, Puxico, Wayne
Co., Mo-, writes: 81 have little twin
girls, who have been bothered with
worms all their lives. tried every
thing 10 relieve them which failed I'M
til ! used Whites Cream Vermifuge; the
first two doses brought four worms from
one Of them, the next two doses, twelve,
one Of them measuring twelve inches;
the other child was only relieved Of four
worms. Il Is a most excellent medi-
cine. Whites Cream Vermifuge is
good for children. IL not only destroys
worms, IL helps the child 10 perfect
growth, wards of sickness. 25c az Sc
quachee Supply Store.
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Wool.
Frutts and VexetabIes.

The Republics quotations are for car lot. in
on orders are charged higher
6~RAPEs-4oQec per 1e-bu- basket for Con-
.wATERMELoNs-.NalOO car and ss3l. per
100 IN a 1165ing way; ~ u.,,u-.
pony crate and $50 per standard crate:
PEACAEs--MiShiean bu; baskets 55ssoc for
At e0c:- Missouri 6s al N.zsQI-D and IS at
'' aPfL AEEeasfs s and at fancy fancy up to $40 . Dbl.
10 I5as for extra fancy hish-colored stock;
PLUMs-HOme-srown and nearby Newman 1t
soc per 5?-6I basket; Damson. at segsse Per
q COAST FRUIT-Bar.le,t pear, at
German and italian At s.. Wells: .ii'er p.ums
case. hi Peache. a at Sc ilsn a ca DsAe r 81 gs sTsp.. al 4
=. PEA nsSeif ssa BASKET eassss,, e: :sssse; s ssssf; , gsse.
and Bartlett 4O95sc. Bbls.: Duchess. st7sa2-2s;
bu. and Eastern at pa55o per bu: Keller at ,f7i
ckEAB IPPLEs-Mlchisan Hy.lOp. a, SETS per
~LIMEs-5aasoc per 100.
higher. Sicily. ss.5oas and verdeIn at Aei.bO
oKANGEs-car lot, On Tx: Late Valencia
BANkNAsmslqs 2 bunch on ord,n 1890.
CoCoANUTS-S2z-o98 for LOO. In q Joehing
PrNEAPfLEs-Hayan. a. .sse1:5s per do..
ons al sc for bottom stock TO <Oc for blur stock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40u42c for req and Is
acc for yellow; red globe 4jS6c for choice
white 75GsSc: picking onions N.259l-so per bu-
loose
soUAsH-Home-sJown at 1o Per bu- box for
sTRING BEANs-Home-srown at soezsc per
bu. box loose.
CABRAGE-Home-zrown from farmers wag-
ons. per 100 lbs.. at s59iSc for shipping stock
and 4b45oc for kraut stock
sH9RkkRAGTaNsx III per per- eq 5. r.! sol.
GUMBO-Home-grown 15dfc per peck
per bu. box: picking stock
At 59s0c per 6u-. loose
GREEN COKN-Home-grown 61loc per dox-
SWEET POTATOES-Yellow and Queen at 70
G50c; Bermuda at toc and Nansemond at sa4ssc
ToMAToEs-Home-srown at 1s8ssc per bu..
loose.
CELERY-MichiEan q at 7e9soe; Chicago nat
cases at ec87sc and square at sl1LS.
per bbl- for Homegrown: &c per bu-
and 15G2oc per doz- punches
CARROTS-25c per doz. punches and BE per
biol; Northern at 81 per 100 lbs
LETIGCT-Home-grown at 1Sd4o Per bu- box
PEPPERS-home-grown at soc Per bu.
Observation-Disclosures at sc per bu.. loose.
SPINACH-Home-grown at l5ce0c per bu box.
homegrown #2sec per su-
box.
HoRSERADISH-s5 per Dbl. on orders
kALE-Home-grown 10000 psf bu- box.
GARLIC-New Orleans tnew) SAGE per 10
PANIS oNIoNs-$I-z5 per crate
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GRAIN SPECULATION WAITS
ON GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WEATHER STARTS SELLING
EARLY IN DAY.
Small Receipts and Good Suppori
Keep Prices Steady-Pro-
visions Lower. .

Chicago. Sept. 10.-Speculators in the grain
markets traded conservatively to-day pend
ing the Issuance of the Government crop
report. Weather conditions were sufficient
to start liberal selling early In the session.
but small receipts of wheat. short stocks
OF corn and good support In oats kept prices
very steady. Contract grades were almost
the close Of somewhat dull trading Dec.
wheat was a shade up. Sept- corn &c
higher. Dec. corn &c lower. Sept. oats ia
10 up and Dec. oats a shade higher. Pro-
visions closed 2lzc to TIC down.
WHEAT.
Scarcity OF spring wheat was the princi-
pal steadyins factor in the wheat pit. Ca
bles were firm. but weather was about all
mad early to break prices by sales of over
10000 bu. by O leading elevator. The fact
that there was no sppreciable slump on this
enHs seemed to INDICATE to the bulls a
consideration OF this influence and the small
Northwestern and primary receipts n a
He'd. The character Of the buying after the
early pressure was very good. but huctua-
tons were narrow. Dec. started hfkc
. sod to e sss E ' and ci sasse. ,, a. sn s , f. dssa Is
at 6ac. Local receipts were lsi cars. 60
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
three points of az cars. against s5 last
week and 1.1S a year ago.. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and -four equaled 567 900 blu.
The seaboard reported IS loads taken for
export.
CORN.
The absence Of any damaging frosts in
tne corn belt started n small early selling
movement In corn. Cash corn had fallen
on last night and this was something Of a
reason for lower futures. Country offer-
ings. however. dried up appreciably and
BIDS for more stun started a firmer tone.
A prominent bull gave good support to the
cereal. specially Sept. stun. Cables were
STEADY. The Government weekly report
told OF good advancement toward maturity.
Late in the day some realizing nales took
the edge on of late futures. Sep. sold be-
tween 5Iltc and ~ closed firm. &C up at
sic: Dec. closed easy. &c lower at 12I disc.
Receipts were 12 cars.
Oats received fair, support by a Heading
professional and prices were helped against
pcssible slumps on the weather. Long
holders had small offerings. but they were
taken In by commission houses. Early
trading was fairly active and bullish. but
later this fell on and business was largely
OF a scalping nature. Strength in wheat
and corn and lighter receipts, together with
much larger clearances. were the bulllsh
factors Sept. sold between SIC and &c
and closed firm. hdkc up at 34xc. Dec.
sold at 31Ac and closed steady. a shade up.
at a Receipts were 1872 cars.
RANGE OF L
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Markets ny TELEGRAPH.

s5 IL. .. gSEs; n sss'r seI 9.:E nSss:aIsis sss.,. H sas
%Ss:a:.ssss'Ss: ,si;ss; ~ ss: : si.es.ss e 2 sa. $
TO B. anoat. Options dsysloped cSnsidersS.<
ffe1a' q s'I po.slS Sc : su iiiz crop rspor,. @ ass.a:sFp:.
abroad. strength IN corn. liberal cfearsnces. hish
nn.i I%ese!ioa due % small s.port trade. the mar
sc. Bee. s sSsss I if e isssa .sg.sn co.s slSfs.
eslp.s a.isO: 80, steady; No z sc elevator mi
ness due TO realizing and a favorable resr.sr
cables. pTsdie,ian. Of fross in Nes Sas on ,a alsn ef
builish crop figures. small receipts and .~ccverirx
Vim " me sh ss.. . .ss d I,.sif sne = s.ssf &, 81 Nc sG SisssT:
MAY FtsaHEc. closed. &c Jan. sHSsaSe.
sse. eIosed ssgs. o.ss.Rseeps. iss.e 81 P 81. ,ss
ports is.oof hn. Spot quiet; No. . Ske; No, =
va. .f.iriy. setive and hisssr. ina Seses S Sy sfs
mall receipts. together with ssrensth In other
meats sssaSy. Lard n.m: Western ss:smeS sas 81 y!
se@pouas a... ssaei Fe4k 2. ss;. dSc'a a. Til ns:s ass:
Potatoes nrm- Tailov dull: ctr sA6sHc: eoun-
sry sssse; cotton-seed oil steady. Rice Urn. Mo-
Ilverpooi. sept n.-Bacon-cumber,,pd . Gu.
eseks nm. 9: isd:, :hosider. sacsre srn.
=. 81 cottonseed oil-Hun. refined. spot dun.
rsSs,. ssgs- n5Scn sss.sy: 40 , =: Oats
Willy: on fss bssi. q Mn %. naisesd sesds.
6 ITstar.s auis: Sept ma; D..
: su:s:s. s quiet; 81 f e Sd H1 sov. sd .iasS !: D 5.s.
.-cSieaso. sept. m.-F1our ssesdy. what
aasssaass '' csraESc. ) sssssszs: 'Ne. s ..liss
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eoss04e. o.,s-No. . ssses.e; No. } white
mSiuns .sase, Fia5seedaNO i rs; Nc l
grade ISIS. ProvisionS-Mess
pork. per Dbl. sis. i5uls-sO: lard. per 100 lbs,
SO, 51isGIo. short ribs sides uoosel So:&01
1873: dry-sal,ed shoulders Coxd) ss6sc: shor,
clear sG., sIds: 9na] iOaei0se. whisky basis of
Toledo. o.. Sept. ie-whea. dull; steady:
dull: steady: Sept. eexc; Dec. fsc: May nIsc.
Oats dull: easy: Sept Hitc: Dec. 5lsc: Clover
seed more active and easier: Oct. S.teS. JAN
S52iLc; prime timothy N-sS Rye sc -.
Duluth. Sept. l0.-Ciose: Wheat-Cash No. l
hard 70Lc: No. . Northern sac: Nc. i Northe n
sac: Sept. sac; Dec. ~ oats-sept. sic'
Minneapolis. Sept. 1o-close: wheat-sept &c:
Dec, ei5Sc; on tLk. No l hard SIC; No. !
steady: first patents 1.1sGas: second patents
yaerG37O: hrst clears 2.ssn1se: second clears
ss-aG2-@. Bran in bulk ul-@-
Milwaukee,. Wis, Sept !. What nlsn,r;
close: No. l Northern &c: No. 2 Northern do
&c: Dec. Gtc. Rye steady: No a. Bar
ley firm: No. 2 saSsc: sample DGs,c. Corn
Kansas City. Sept. 10 Close: w~heat-sep,.
as4Ec: No. : red Sc: No. . seqs5c: Corn-Sept
4 Dec. 34hqstac; cash No. 2 mixed
57sc; No. = white sic; No. J SIC Oats-No: :
white I-a5sc. Rye-No, . FIftsc.
timothy ss6sy0: do. prairie y1d7.2s. Receipts
Wheat sc, 500: corn 800: oats Is0ol Shipments
-wheat q. 400: corn 1850: oats 700
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKET rs.

Grain operators of all classes we're waiting for the government crop report yesterday
Though it vast freely Predicted thatth official estimates would Prove to be buishf ew
traders cared to add to their lines and there wasb barely enough buying to keep PH@sa
tribe above those quoted on the previous day. The principal factor in TIL news was the
condition in che Nothwe Extreme cold was reported in portions of the spring belt
In advcs from Minneapolis Inc Duluth showed that the eNps at those points were
nodGatea IND of oym mediums quality
There was limo no trading in corn Though weather news was generally favorable
receipts we're small and onings we're light There was farc cash demand thr0nghout a
Gull session ~r-
Dec wheato opened 1sc of and closed &c up
Dec con opened 1c n and closed &c up
Dec oas doed unchanged
Receipts of produce were moderrea and pnes for fruits and vegdahlesw were generally
rtead.
Local securities we're moderately ctv. with bank and trust company issues in ex-
cenent demand
Yesterdays ank clendngs were ssN3s balances a1a@o Discount rates we're
steady between 8 and per cent
Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged the local market
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Be.umont on stock sales.
VIEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
st. Louis Presbytery Will Hold
Fail Meeting at Washington.

The Presbytery of St. Louis viii hold its
fan mssssinE at w~sshinstO1s No: s%esinnins
mon VIII be preached by the moderator
alternate. the Reverend s. 1. Lindsay.
ing the day. and in he evening a month"; Gnlr
meeting will be held IN the interests Of gen
eral evangelistic work OF the church, the
Promote Revivais Of Religion in Our
Churches During the FAN and Winter The
Esfsyette PoGsot Church. r riI% pr..,a as, ss sS rs
meeting. and. the principal address Of the
evening win be made by the Reverend Har-
Compton na le Avenue Pas'e Church Tssn PaesSyt saa
win be entertained by the church at WASH
ington.
The Compton Heights Baptist Church win
meet to organise Sunday afternoon. Septem-
n neg n pas as ? sSs Ssver rns Jec spt.Y s t. the
was given last Sunday afternoon.
formal meeting Tuesday night at the Third
Compton, Heights Church and took action
taken confirming the selection Of the Rever-
end Mr. Hill as pastor OF the Fourth
Mission Shaacni Board Boa S'V %ill aiso se eopOperat ane STATE
The woman.s Board OF City Missions win
sloan Mission. Seventh and Hickory streets.
to-day at ESQ a. m This mission II now
RECEIVING the cooperation OF sn1D BOARD, q
day nursery having been established. II Is
also planning greater things for the tall
and winter. which win be considered to-
day.
The Epworth League Of the Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Tenth su& North
Market streets. Will hold . social and re-
ception at the church tonight. An interest
ing programme has been provsded-~s-ss
The Visitation Catholic Church has
planned a euchre, which will take place at
Lederkranz Han. Easton and Vandsyenfer
avenues. next Monday evening. September
is. Handsome and valuable prizes win be
distributed.
The Presbyterian Church Of the Covenant
held a meeting and Informally considered
the action OF the Commissioner Of Public
improvements relative to repairs of the
church building. II was decided not to take
definite action until the return Of the q
erend Doctor s. J. Niccolls. chairman
Of the Home Mission Committee Of ST.
Louis P~resbytery, and the Reverend
Doctor W. J. McKittrick. chairman
OF the Church Extension COMMITTEES.
Doctor Niccolls IL expected home seq
tember II and Doctor McKittrick soon
thereafter. Proposed changes in the church
building win cost In the neishborhood OF
sz.oN.
The Bees OF the Young Ladies' Society OF
Mount Auburn Methodisf Church win tive
a lawn social at the residence Of Edward
Thomas. on the st. Charles rock road. this
evening.
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ProVfHfCnL

Pork-Nsw standard &7.5 Der 100 lbs. In q
sobbing way; lso1 at sis.&.
= steam on z. side closed pomi-
nany ut losoc; kettle rendered u0IlAc.
Green Hams-Car lots held (. o. b. E. side
thus: Hams 10 sy. at 1o&c; II av. at lenc: I;s
i iss ans iss an q as ana y Is "a ana ida As al ski iie' 6 nsnsE
Mas TIC; New York shoulders at SIC. From the
is1e, as in average; Caiiforniss and New YORK
D. s Mests-To arrive c. l. T., loose cured
cribs entirely nominal. closing: 50-sve. at 10 Soc.
ss asSi - way as' TsSied DIX E1tf al shorts 1aisTs; al sH fS.. lots ci in q
a ie&s; saort clear at HIS; bellies az nsc:
al TIsc. Dealers charge higher on oraers. BACK,
r. sasSaT b1sstf. as s sse meats ss from IN a ,: sss0 soS . way
g &c for ngss mans al lsgiSxe. cs.ifornias al
smoked bid lots in toSbing way ranged: ExIra
shorts at Inc. cribs at uAsc. snort clear AZ
i nss' .. ssll;ss St s.d lSts St Plates Psa:. 4 nl. sss' cs IA sse ;.
Tsiiow-Dur: No. 1 country at easae for cur
E.ai EsseiDts Sad sss ie5 winter: 20. a. ea se
Fs oses stssnneeo ~ s q but held higher.
vS Ss.. &c! p.es I BssSn . sss; .slIsE sss ana
ysoF Lsss.:LsIEs si.A; medium 81: small SOC.
heavy At ssse hsreics at tatass. ef sheep h; sa sss
e per q thin ewes and bucks rs9ac. Lambs
Bess--oa oTd.r.: %sbld-Pi.t. and Fulton Mar
knuci3ss hs:. outside ioHSne. 'n-''e "''
rooster. s: s11ns asisten aI' PSI 4sf 4, h sRsr. a re re:
ss,gs' iiFs. rsPEs5ns sS.Es at ss1ee, spring
ed cd : sg5sns & p pease do.l Du Gees, 'its; lave pigeons
Dressed ~ouitry-sceide and undrawn. with
heads en6 legs en-. Old chickens steady at Ioc;
spring chickens rHc. ROSTERS &c. TurkeyE
asms-woodcoek wa per eo1 plover 81. II per
Fresh Fssh-steady. ouots: sunnsh at Sc; crap
pie AZ &c for small 70 &c for large. bass lie:
dressed cat Sc spoonbin cat &c: dressed bai-
dressed German carp &c: white perch &
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sHEEP-A soo5. liberal supply OF shs.p arrived
ir az usual. thlre beinE bnt few good Ismo.
on sale. The mutton sheep were about as good
as usual. but there Was a god many on sal:
that Chased as only fair. The ma ket opened
sheep. but Iambs were about sc i5we-. and there
was but iitt.e life 10 the I ade. Stockers showed
no material change. and Gull and common lambs
Lambs soid At Mpesss: Gull lambs at p.soo
t:mutton .hses =, H-ssaN; stoekers at Ssse3.
IoGs-A mcdsr.t. supply Of beg, arrived. the
$50 head this day q year ago La quality the
eiude a. many hesyies. a. has been the rule re-
Gently. Outsfds Influences we're sunfavorah,e to
skllerr and fbuysrs, especially PACKERS were very
besrish and detsrmined to break the .marks.
consequently early trading. was rather slow. In
general the market was about lc lover. except
stssdy. fhs demand from city butchers was only
fair. Packers were slow bidders and bssiness
va draeEy al day. however, At the close hut
re- hces remained unsoid. Half fat and ali
set looking hogs are In poor demand and are
nof selling near a. wen. compared to the good
Tfsir 10 Ser nuscher and heavy hogs sosd 1t
G-ss9s.fe: good medium weights and packers at
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IS Is, at 'h s1. SUI @ Is: bulk al nsa ss.s, a9 So s.
81: rough and cuils at ,s.5SG5.D.
The top Of the market vas $50. and the bulk
is. against a top OF y5.sS. and the bulk at no
HoRsES-A liberal run. consisting of abou, 90
auction. and with al 1.-THE circnms,snces proving
favorable a strong and active trade resulted, The
buyers and continued 10 maintain the good arm
attitude presented during last week. The South
demand witch exists Is erov,Rs Ysrse8 than the
supplies. which Is especially true Of the better
sood ac,i y. nloss Ss e0s and n the Ias spp eapeIisasea ar a
note that the fall season Is now well established.
., Hers quotations; Heavy srsd,, common TO rod
isG1iO. Coach horses and cobs. iair to sood $40
sss,ae . saai. l sses7s s!i seusht salr dl II ssod i. nsss s.
diver: ySsirr to good assio:s csoic. to extra siH ,i.s
s slsa' t ssds..t 70 f: sz. ssu, a:os,s R:e' fa fat5 g feSd s. g
New York saddlers Si5oas0o. Inferior horses
Common. small plugs nS6se: heavy work plug,
MULEs-The receipt, during the first three
days OF this week have been around 900 head.
dealers. On the commission market Wednesday
morning there were about 100 head. all OF the
crs are now having a fair trade from the East
and South, and are showing a little more dtspo-
IN this regard IS Principally eonnned 10 the
best classes. Good mature fat mules. ready for
o apT Is.1 Me.S eiI SSt hin arc yo aeniys ana al s sne S1 oa.iions
are inclined TO be slow. and draxgy. and con-
sisnor. are meeting with satsfac,ory sales.
too. are showing eonsidera6le activity. In a
isst week IN movement. IL not IN vslues' -"
Mule quotations 0or broke mules. Z IL : years
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New York. Sept .lo-co,,on-spot closed quiet;
middlinE gPlands SIS: do; Gulf shc; sales 81
oet. s.se: !u!Ns Nov. e'I Sic: Dee. Sic: JAN Sic;
feb. sic: March s.sc: April t-3ici May sic.
h!she pa OK yiS Soense a esm Mi'n from pTneG n.ivo 90 .RS Sa9.s
Following the call the market further improved
On active general buying and comparative scar,
II points. to s:.se from s.ssc on the clos. q
wess Of the sas,Sa sI02 River U and t that too much
rain had fallen IN parts OF geosg;s created I'M.
OF a friendiler tenor and spinner. were reported
to be buying the fall options here. Heavy re
and Interior arrivals for tomorrow caused a
later pront-taking, under which prices broke 3 20
for generally fair weather over the belt and
claims that spot Gotten was being freely offered
the market for the time being. Later In the day
an active movement began and prices once more
s'Na on ,s 5aIpi sask. se 5n II, EesS Se4Y c ssss ana 1 SaS,
to secure prorts cut down the advance consid-
eIabiy. The. market was finally barely steady.
night. Sept. led the advance. Total sales were
Liverpool. Sept. l0-Cotton-Spot, good business
done: prices Lie. higher: American middiine.
ordinary si.s.i. The ssies Of the day were
a and e salss: Of and Th iselu Is3 s Esss H s4T s : Rse
s sssesv ana ana s sid:.si al Sl,. a%: s,sssr fS m,Tc, ;0P sss,
{ Esd s.: oct.-Nov. i 5-ssSs xDsid ": Nov;
PES so-s ! s9-s: .i-s ID P P: f.s.. ! s,rsn b; Sass5 ! 3:
MsTe1:xpril { so;sia b: Aprh-May Z so-sa 8;
New Orleans. Sept. o.-cotton-Futures easy;
Pss: sesas ssei Jan scsSs IS: FeS sISssss;
srm: .aics Zoo or aRan : Bic: so se'e ordinary sEssGS
: is:isc; low middiinG ''ls-Isc: midalinx s s-ise;
ceipts $50: stock fe. log.
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POULTRY.
Fowls Held Steady at Thirteen and
Chickens at Fourteen Cents.

REPUBLIC Eel
New York. Sept lo-Live itry..Rec to-
Receipts were slightly larger than expected and
or more cars are due later In the week; Fowls
and geese unchanged. No ehanss In quotations.
u1.Tiss Of poultry his morning Ser. a1iss iisht.
and the few lot. that came forward were due
amount invOiced for later in the week Recsiv.
ess. n neSevs and carried x. aS SysI scns, .nSpls r f5Sm t fIss
equal 70 demand Buyer were lSoEi1E Tor iIsss
s sssfa.d ao oe S dIs pSs Ss'e ssic K D.ystn us , he for r: .s0s
great deal Of useful chickens on the market that
'1 Thsr be w had . dGa ii isaaiEs i tTsn even nsi. lsss; mar
kets for fowls. and as q result receivers were
a lDsllase to Ss.. te1 M: sssaay vi %hI the .s sss: Of 9. tiSe l 81:
sold at l2c; Broilins sizes Of spring turkeys about
sashc. other quotations unchanged.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York Sept %1Rsss,pt: to-day ioss1
feet and the averase quality Sf The receipt. .ss
Dc sem sGSa c ss Tres, aiH TO ,s ssti sssIus sono' of sssrs ses
stock. with a resulting steady tone to pr.eee on
IL re moyenen,, and IN the .sass q. Is. iaa
sgpPlises tse market showed an s.sy tone me
frso oSsr.Sss on he sssSanE: met with Hsas,tss1a:. one %.
. ale e 100 sa.s, ref5 s,T,I. E, ar.:s ,s!le. sept;
good demand. 9ustst,ons. az
changed.
Philadelphia Sept. 1o.-EsEs firm; rood de-
mand: fresh nearby &c. loss OF: do. western
ThGZ2c: do. Southwestern ls62oc: do. South
Kansas City. No. Sept. le-Exrs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock lsc. cases returned,
Chicago. Sept e.-Esgs steady: fresh Iic per
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Sept o-Butter1Receipts s.1os
extra 2lc: creamery. common TO choice isifS
2oi4c. ~Cheese-Receip,s 2.3g3 pkgs.: steady; fancy
large, colored. 10c; fancy large. white. Aai0c:
fancy snall. new, State full cream. colcred,
lohc; fancy small white. 1oSG1oHc.
s2ls; dairiss iisgIsc, Cheese steady. osSleNe:
extra western creamery 2lHc; do. nearby prints
PC Cheese quiet. but steady New York fun
creams prime. small. 1okaioac: do. fair TO
good loai0i1c.
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PROVISIONS.

Provisions were very dull and ruled weak
were the influences. There was only small
support at times- Jan. pork closed nc
and IAN. ribs b. 40 Iower at {{S.ss "@s'a
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
rs cars: corn. 100: oats, 200: hogs. 5000
head.
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average 13sc: fallen I5al3ifc: native and Arksn-
Light weights I2c: bull loc; culis or glue &c. DRY
ed No. / I2iSc: sailed No. 2 IoI4c. Horsehides-
Dry sc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIC: Southern
Sc: selected No. / sZc; selected No. . 1zc; part
cured nc less; uncured lc per ID. less. Bull &c
yer ID. less than COW hides. Horse-No- l s2.1S.
horse No. ? HIS; uncured less
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81. Louin Future Prices.
Produce,

Buttes arm Quotations: Creamery-Extra sic.
nrsts I41sc; seconds 1591ee. Dairy-Extra IsS
i.oi nrsts lt4lbe; grease &C. Ladle-pscked-Extra
ien; nrstr 14315c. C-ouatryChosee a poor
10 faif s411c.
EggsCursnt receipts le9ITrc- Receipts / sH
local and <1 through; shipped 36.
.CheesecJoobing: Twins at lie; singles 1iHe:
daisies lhc; Y. A x long horn ihc; Dn-
burger 1I9lIhc. s~wiss-Choics 1sdiIc: No. 2 I51
a1Sc. Brick utGl2c.