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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
THE RICHMOND MARKET.

The Richmond market was heavy up to
the declaration Of the St. Paul dividend,
but when that stock advanced, stocks
generally took on a hrmer tone. The high
money rate however, checked specula-
tive activity and there seemed to be
some very good realizing in progress,
especially in such issues as Reading.
Baltimore and Ohio. Southern, Union
Pacific, and Manhattan. The response of
the Steel stocks to some early inside buy
ing was disappointing, and there seemed
to be rather persistent supply of public
long stock. Southern Pacific was fairly
firm and had the advantage of what look
ed like pool support.
Prices recovered to a considerable ex-
tent on the early stock market from the
sharp and abrupt decline in the final deal
ings Of the day before. but the improve
ment was not long maintained and
number Of properties soon recorded net
losses under a sharp decline in ST. Paul
which was sold freely on reports that the
dividend would not be increased. These
reports, however, proved to be unfounded
as the directors late in the afternoon de-
cIared 31-2 per cent. and an extra =
per cent on the common which was even
better than expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Oil clique on the bull side of the market
Time money market continues inactive
For four mon- ..~szss..>Sley' s1s per cent mas :5
been bid on literal consisting of all
rails.
The selling yesterday evening was at
tributed 10 a better appreciation Of the
money conditions, and long stocks were
liquidated.
Should it get under way market could
easily decline to points, and would
do so rapidly unless pool interests gave
urgent support.
There the subject rested, and as no
further word was received from the IL
naneier, 1t was apparent that he did not
agree to the miners demands.
The bull party has such large commit
ments at present that it is quite natural
to believe that they will continue profess
sional tactics 10 advance certain stocks
as they see chance SO TO do.
The success of Governor Stones efforts
thus far is the more important, because
when he took hold of the case the most
promising negotiations had just failed.
1t is believed Southern Pacific, Atchison,
B. & O., Western Union, United States
Steers. and Car Foundry to be safe is
sues and among the most likely to adj
vance further.
On this reaction Union Pacific common
and the convertible per cent bonds,
Amalgamated Copper. st. Paul. New York
Central, Penna., and Pressed Steel Car,
look inviting to us.
The development of the last two WARS
bear out the story that representative
Of the Morgan firm met Mitchell in Phila-
delphia on Labor Day and laid Before him
proposition looking to settlement.
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ular semi-annual dividend OF 3E per cent
was declared on the preferred stock.
CHEF WAS TOO FAT,
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
His Weight Continued to Increase
He Kept Losing .ais Jobs, and
Finally Despaircd.

NEW YORK. September 1t.-{special)
Henry kraus was chef at an uptown
restaurant until he got SO fat he lost his
job. He weighed $50 pounds. For weeks
he had been trudging about hunting fer
employment but all hotel men and restau-s
rant keepers told him he was too fat.
He went to a room to-day at Hotel VIM
cent. turned on the gas and drank CAR
bolic acid. It took ten men to carry the
body downstairs.
When Kraus first came to New York ha
was trim little man. alert in movements
and skilled in his profession.
Ilraus grew more and more corpufent
until at last other chefs in the kitchen
complained that he was In their way.
The proprietor discharged Kraus. That
was In one OF the highest-class reStau-l
rants In the city.
Down the scale OF restaurants went the
chef until he could work only in places
where one may dine for Is cents. Even
then he got too big for the "hole Ia the
wall" aud was discharged. Then he took
his life-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
ISSUE OF B. & o. COMM ON.

The Board of Directors of the Balti-
more and Ohio has authorized the issue
of s42 900 additional common stocn.
This is equivalent to a 30 per cent. ailot-
ment of stock at par to existing STOCK
both preferred and common, including
debentures and voting trust certificates
outstanding If converted.
The purpose of The ISSUE is to pay for
equipment acquired and to be acquired,
$40, 900, O0o; for construction and equipment
So. 500, COO of which 100000 is to double
track the line from New Castle to AKRON
$500. 600 for yards at keyser, paramount
Holloway, New Castle. and Conneilssile'
,,a Sc 600 oco for other construction OF va
rious kinds; $40, DOC, 900 to pay for stocks.
bonds. etc. acquired and to be acquired
under the P. L. z. and West Virginia
plan and placed under the mortgage.
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COTTON GOSSIP.

J,;vernoo1 has not responded to our
strength and will no doubt disappolnt
few. 90 eoe
Port receipts (actuaD. YESTERDAY zo,evo,
3 I'm last wear, and this was freely
ca nied IN Liverpool, causing her to feel
that the big receipts are pointing to a
snot houses are offering very freely to
1iyerpool and seem to press cotton 1or
The bull clique are long of January and md
short of March cotton. The diirerence
was points, think it is 10 now. tfi l
brokers buying market.
Mann saws: Believe there is 10 points
nrof,t in buying March and selling May
cotton at 2 points difference.
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GRAIN NOTES.

Cincinnati Price Current says Corn
crop is maintaining is fine average CON
dition. but portions are still immaSule.
Autumn wheat seeding Is beiateo, una.a-
portant changes in acreage are tnuto'e-
ed. 10,
1.-THE situation Is more favorap4e loi
threshing spring wheat. a,a
Harvest computed e1o,oooo0 bushels
wheat; 2,5oo. ooo. 600 corn, SeS. goo 600 oats.
etc. !. .,,.I-,
Strength in wheat yesterday is largely
due to bullish adyices from MlnneapoAss
Cash wheat at Minneapolis Is SIS cents.
over current month.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. September 1o.-Cat-
tle-Receipts for week ended noon to-day,
4.315 head, against 4,104 head last week.
Market dull and uneven. Most sales
from Is to Csc lower We quote: Steers
Export s6@s650; choice butchers, $3.50
Sc; others. $685. Heifers, common to
extra, s3@s5; cows, $1.5o@s4; bulls $500
1915.
Hogs-Fair supply; market steady
Quote: westerns. light. ss.15; from other
points, s7.50@s7.7o; roughs, s5@s65o.
Sheep and Lambs-Fair supply; market
steady. Quote: Sheep-Butchers 116s0
SIZE; stock sheep, SOC. to So per head.
Lambs, 319@5Ac.
Calves-Fair supply, market steady.
Quote: Common to best. 4G6Ac-
Horses and Mulcs-Draft horses $50 to
5000; drivers, $50 to 5000; southern chunks.
$50 to SIS; mules from 500 to 5000 head.
Fresh Cows-Liberal supply; good to
choice cows steady at from s35 TO $50 per
head; common and fair cows SLOW at
from SIT to $50 per head
EAST BUFFALO, Sept. 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100 head !; market steady: veals
strong and sc. higher; tops. s7.75@Ss.25.
fair to good. s6,75@s7.50: light. s5.5o9s6:5o.
Hogs-Receipts. 4,4oo head; market ac-
tive: light grades 5@1oc. lower: others
steady; heavy, sS.1ONsS.4O; mixed. $500
ssO5: Workers, s7S5@s7.s0: light Workers.
s7s5Gs7s5; pigs. 81. 709s7So roughs. ss.5odD
S725; stays. 55O@s6; grassers, S7.25GS7.75 J;
dairies, S7S0Gs3; closing steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2, 400 head:
sheep steady;slambs firm: top lambs. s5.75
@S5.S5; fair to good. S5.5GGS5. IS; culls to
common. s4Gs5: yearlings and wethers, 81
@s425: ewes s3@ss6o: she &c ?: top mixed.
s.. 6o@s3.75: fair-to good, s325@ss:60; culls
EconrnoY,9s 81 5E6TS2
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Outside Securities.

Speculation in the unlisted securities to-
day showed slight reduction, though
the routine Of transactions was larger
than on ordinary occasions. The course
-: r1ices was again irregular and con-
trolled largely by the fluctuations in Tie
leading specialties. There was larger
proportion of gains, however. than losses.
Oregon Short Line As at S515 and 9oA.
Seaboard Airline common, S51s and
SO SIS.
The preferred, ssh.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va, September II, 1902.
Bid. ASKED.
ate Securities

State Securities Bid. Aske1.
North Carolina As, c:...1slo 1914
Virginia 3s (new), c. &: R.1ss2 95a4 96A
Virginia Cent. 2-3, c. s. R.1ss1 s67s 81
City Secdrtties-
Richmond City 5s r.. .1e20-1s22 III
Richmond city As. R..192O-1930 los
Railroad Ronus-
At. and Char LIST U.s.. 1897 l13
g. & O.. Il. & A. Div. LIST. 1885 l04
C. & o., r.. & A Div. Cd. 1889 104 106
C. & o., r. & "A. G. NJ. Az 1882 JOG
Ga Paciuc lsts 6's.. C....... 1872 Us
Georgia, So and Fla........1S45 ia
Ca, So and Fla. con. 5's..1945 l13
Nor and Western Ry. q 1886 1ol
NJ. & w. Ry. Pocahontas AS. S4
Peters'g Glass A SIS, r.. 1926 llS
#Peters'g Glass B IS. r. Cl926 12S
r., E. and r. con. AZ p. c. 1910 s1l0
Rich and Neck. list 84's....1 948 80
Seab Airline con. LIST 4's..1950 SSA SO r
Western h C.aist SIS CT. :l9l4 lib
Railroad Stocks Pn
Atiantic-Coast Line A''.....10o 1853
sAtlantic-Co Coast Line, pref. 100 118
sAtlantic-C Coast Line, com. 100 l6S 170
Ga, So and Fla. 1st pref. 100 lOl
r.. f. and EP. div. obi 100 2336s
r.. Ped RI r.. z&s P.acon. 20 s110
Bank and Trust Co. 8 clSs-8 Il.
American NatioRAl s.,.,.....1o0s 40 sEsssss:s
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BONDS IRREGULAR.
Railroad bonds were very irregular

Railroad bonds were very irregular to-
day. but movements generally were mar
row. Total sales, par value, s+.5Q5, neo.
United States new rs declined X, the SIS
q. and the old Is Il per cent. on the last
call.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
,015, 700 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Close: Money on call strong at 7@12
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 5@51s
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at 1883 for de-
nand, and al 4.S5. 75G4S5.S75 for sixty day
bills, Posted rates 4.s+Gs.s41a and d.se1a9
LEI; commercial bills .S2.50@4.SS
Bar silver. SIG; Mexican dollars, 4O7S.
Government bonds weak: State bonds
Neady. Railroad bends Irregular.
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PRODUCE MARKETS..

CHICAGO, September 11-Wheat led all
grains in strong advance to-day. Busi-
ness was active all around, and the trade
was thoroughly aroused by the govern
ment estimate of grain yields much below
expectation Nearly every other influence
was in some measure bullish. Probably
the threat to unripe corn by frosts. AS
result of these factors everything on the
15sc higher; December wheat 1611sc up;
September corn 17sc. UP. December corn
at &c advance. and December oats hg
&c. higher. January provisions closed re
to 10c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MD, September IL
ESPECIAL )-Market closed dull and about
steady. Seabonrd Airline common 35&4
opened unchanged, sold to 50 SIS and closed
at SS is. The preferred stock ar IS Ia
opened unchanged and closed at 81
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
common at 40 was one point lower ana
the preferred at 81 was up one point.
Baltimore Brick common at 10 opened
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Ct. Paul Dividends Declared.

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE d.
rectors of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad Company. In session hero
to-day. declared semi-annual Dividend
Of a1k per cent, and an extra dividend of
g OF L per cent. The last dividend was. q
semi-annual one oe ! pG cent. The req
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

NEW ORLEANS, LA. September IL
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady;
September, $S.GS1S.09; October, s7.S9@3.00;
November, sS.O3@s.04: January, sS.Oi@s05;
February, ss.04@S.O6; March, sS.0SGS09;
April, SS0948.11.
Spot cotton was in fair demand Quo
tatons unchanged. The future market
was comparatively quiet. and the better
part Of the trading was done by commits
sion houses for New York and interior
accounts. There was only modicum Of
floor work. There was also constant
though featureless backing and filling on
prices over a range Of half a dozen points
either way. The opening was off to 8
points, from which there was an advance
of to 4 points, the market at the close
standing to 7 points below yesterdays
closing figures.
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RUSSELL SAGE WELL.

New York, Sept, u.-Russel Sage, who
wa. confined to his home yesterday. Ill.
was back at his office to-day, and said
that his indisposltion had entirely passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

NEW YORK PRODUCE Nj
NEW YORK. September II: 44our
steady. Buckwheat flour quiet.
Corn Meal-Firm.
Barley-Quiet. >.
Wheat-Spot firm; Nc REQ .lc. l.
construction put on crop report hsuIes
and higher cabies. .lter rehecung rams
in France and England. the buying ane 9
advance on big clearances, scare OF
September shorts. and relatively smai.
interior receipts, the close being hrm al
MmN., NET advance May closed 755sc.
September, 77c.;s December, 1856;
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2. TO. Option
market was advanced strongly during
the day on higher cables, frost talk IRON
ing A@Ac. net higher. January closed
4S%c.; May, 45Ac.; September, &C.; Oc-
tober, &c.; December, 1850.
Oats-Spot dull; No. 2, 33Ac. Market
shared the general strength, ana was
also helped by small receipts. May closed
3sc.; September, 351zc.; December, 3lAc.
Beef-Quiet
Cut Meats--Quiet and firm; picked bel
lies, l11s9l3Ac.
Lard-Firm; western steamed, s1.O9 bid;
continent, s11; S. A, SLIGO; compound
PorK-steady; family, s1o@2o5o; short
clear. S19aGS2O.
Tallow-Firm.
Realistically.
Turpentins- Steady at 473.k@4sc.
Rice-Firm.
Coffee-spot Rio. No I, invoice, size;
mild firm; Cordova. S@111sc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, &c.;
centrifugal, 31lsc.; refined steady.
Coffee-Futures opened steady in tone,
with prices unchanged on August to 10
points lower the decline being due to
liquidat ton, weak European bles, Euro
pean selling, and local pressure.
Butter-Firm; extra creamery, &c;
State dairy. 15@16lsc..::
heese-Steady; new State full cream
cry, small fancy, 10@101sc.; small white,
1e@101ac. -
Eggs-About steady; State and Penn
Potatoes-Firm; Long T~Fard. 1850
150; South Jersey sweets, s2G2.75.
Peanuts-F'irm; fancy ha.,picked, SAG
Sic; other domestic. 31s@5%c.
Cabbages-steady; Long Island, per 100
s2.50G3.
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, 1215c.
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i CHARLESTON, S. c., September IL.
Turpentine and Rosin-unchanged

SEED.ExCHANGE.
G NEW ORLEANS. LA. September H.
The New Orleans Maritime Exchange has
este blished depa rtment for the inspec-
ton Of cottonseed products. It is ex-
spected to be of considerable advantage to
planters. merchants. and the trade gen.
orally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

NEW YORK CoTToN-oIL MARKET.
oil was inactive. again on spot and steady
for new CROP; prime crude. {. o. b. mills
s2s629c. - prime summer yellow, 404lc.;,s
of -summeF yellow, 38@39c.; prime white.
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seabonrd Air-Ltne Securities.

BALTIMORE. MD, September 11.-sca
board common. 331h: Seaboard, preferred
523s; Seaboard bonds, as. SSH.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

.NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c., September IL.
Spirits Turpentine-Steady at 45c.; re-
ceipts. 6S casks.
Rosn-steady at si.1oGs115; receipts. ss4
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at $40, $3.50.
and s.. co.. receipts. 81 barrels.
Tar-Firm at s150; receipts, 103 barrels.
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The Truxton IN Con, =, iaslon,.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September II
An order was Issued at the Navy Depart
destroyer Trnxton IN commission st ~
Norfolk navx-yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Spot closed quiet; nllddling uplands,
oMc.; middling Gulf. 9Mc.; sales, 632 bales.
The cotton market opened easy, with
prices to Z points lower. in sympathy
with weakness in the Liverpool market,
where it was reported southern spot cot
ton longs had been selling as a hedge.
The private cables also gave the heavy
receipts. improved weather conditions
South, and better average of crop news,
as factors leading to liquidation and bear
selling The close of the English market
was easy and net to 3ia points lower.
with sentiment decidedly bearish. Fol
lowing the call there was a slight rally
in the market here, on profit-taking by
the more easily satisfied shorts, but later
in the morning the market again de-
Veloped weakness. and broke rapidly. I'M
der reports OF freer spot offerings South,
and rumors that the Wall Street faction
was putting out large short interest in
March for protracted hold. Later sell
ing eased on receipts not being IS large
as predicted. and weavil reports began 10
sift in from Texas. Still later reports had
it that a cold wave was in the corn belt.
The temperature was said to hare drop
ped from AZ to 80 degrees, which would
indicate remarkably rapid movement
southwark of the cold wave, which this
morning was on the Eastern Canadian
border The shorts did not -relish these
reports, though skeptical of a frost at
this time. January jumped up to SCI.
from 8.21. The close was steady, with
prices net to 10 points luwer. Total
sales were estimated at 250.00h bales.
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1.-THE
surprise
st. Paul

Work. septic 1.-THE
,s,~ee;" experienced surprise
.,.v when the diree St. Paul
VA placed the comm. stock on
basis. This was better by half
nor cent. than had been expected,
,be market. which had been IN
Md all day. as a result of the con-
.,.,tr, r,;nors regarding ST. Paul. and
d,,snce in call money to Ii per cent.
,s very active. but weak. The list
,,as with considerable strength, re
wing encouragement from London,
-.,re Americans alone were firm. Other
80, which made for higher prices
=. .he governments monthly crop re-
,.-t and the wedding out on the previous
a., Of = number OF weak accounts. The
set noteworthy movement at the OPEN
,.c vas Baltimore and Ohio. The strength
:, that stock was explained later, when
;. became known that the directors OF
-. ,nsd had authorized an issue Of ex-
-. common stock TO the amount of f42
sn I'D the issue carrying with 1t the
right 10 subscribe at par. In the same
,.-,v movement there were gains in Mis-
,,rri Pacific. Louisville and Nashville,
ns7yer and Rio Grand. Southern rail-
vsv, Reading. Chesapeake and Ohio, and
cher coal issues. Rumors. later found to
hs false. were responsible for rise in
colorado Fuel, which soon lost its i'm
movement Initial dealings also showed
isfter prtccs for American Hide and
leather (ncwly listedl, American Smelt-
Ing. the local fractions, Chicago Union
Traction and Tennessee Coal and Iron.
SETTLING IN ST. PAUL.
Following this movement, St. Paul.
,,hjch had been comparatively in
conspicuous, began TO chow marked heav-
mess Oh profit taking, followed by ruinors
ot dividend disappointment Traders
seized the opportunity TO sell the list.
and further uncertainty was occasioned
by rurnors that the banks contemplated
a campaign against certain hiSh-priced
industrials and pool stocks as whole
Business fell OF materially, and conser-
yative commission houses advised their
clients 10 hold OF for q decline To ado
70 the general feeling Of alarm. money on
cqil was then being nominally quoted as
high as Is per cent, and was actually
!oaning at II per cent. The knowing ones
seemed altogether in the dark regarding
ST. Paul, and that stock was in the throes
Il selling movement. Tie afternoon
lession brought a slightly better tone.
Out all hands were waiting on ST. Paul,
ana supporting orders in Western Union,
Baltimore and Ohio and several other
stocks helped to steady the list. An
nouncement of the dividend action on St
Paul caused a rally of more than points
In that stock. and The balance OF the list
was strengthened. but not to any great
degree. ST Paul. on transa ctions in ex-
cess of 60.o00 shares, registered net loss
OF liA points.
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NEW YORK. September Beeves-
Receipts ass head mainly consigned d.
rect no sales report ed = ca bIes quoted
American steers at 1916, dressed weight:
refrigerator beef at 12c..;; exports, 800 head
Ebeeves. .sSs.ss
Esteady: reported sales Of vealsS at s583S.50;
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45@4sc.: prime winter yellow. 4sc.; prime
meal, SGT.

NEW YORK DRY-GooDs MARKET
NEW YORK, September 11.-There has
been no change of any moment in the
cotton-goods market to-day. The general
tone is firm, and prices are wen main
tanned throughout In other divisions also
the market shows no change.
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grNfGEUEDI@ToT DTbTe'I
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. Il, 1902.
ARRIVED.
& Steamer Berkeley, Catherine. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Donin-
ion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
and James-river landings: merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
phia, Pa, merchandise and passengers:
Clyde Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Line.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
SEPTEMBER II. 1902.
(By telegraph.)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Maneunia. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Liggin, Sydney.
Steamer Maneunia, Norfolk.
Barge J. H. McNally, Lewes.
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SAVANNAH, GA, September 11-Tnr-
pentine-Firm at 45c.; receipts. 1893 casks;
sales. At casks; exports, 2s3 casks.
Rosin-F'irm: receipts, 2.03S barrels:
sales, l. 3o4 barrels; exports. 1926 barrels.
Quote A, B. C. and D, s1.225s;@ E. s1.271k;
F. 81. 321s; G. S1.371s; H, s1.60; I. 81 so; X.
s2.4O: NJ, s.. 80; n, $3.a5; wind $3.50;
water-white. ss.S5.
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CINCINNATI, O.. September n.-Hogs-
Active at s5.sOGs7.7o.
Cattle-Steady at S2Gs6.75.
Sheep-Steady at $1.25@s3.25.
Lambs-Active at S3.5o@s

EAST LIBERTY, PA, September H.
Cattle-Steady; prime. s625@$6.75: good, So
Hogs-Lower; heavy, s7.so@s7.a5: me-
dunn, s7.S56S7. 80: heavy York, s7.s0Gs7.S5;
light York, s7.7O@s7.s5; pigs, $7.5G@s7.i5;
roughs, S60S7.
sheep-St eady; best wethers, s3.s0Gsi;
choice lambs, s1.60@s5.S0.
Veal Calves-S750@sS.25
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CHICAGO, September 11.-Cattle-Re-
.ceipts 800 head, including 400 head Texans.
1850 head westerns market slow; steady;
good to prime steers, s7.75@SS.50; poor to
s2.50@s5.4o: cows, $1.5Ods5.5O; heifers. $3.50
gas Gamers, $1.50Gss50: bulls, s2.25Gsa.
calves, s3Gs725; Texas-fed steers, S9
$3.50; western steers. s375G$6.25.
Is Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1900 head; to-
morrow, Is, 900 head; left over. 500 head:
market steady to SC. lower: mixed and
butchers, s7.301s775; good TO choice
heavy. s7.60@s785; rough heavy, $7.25gSIS9;
light, $7.300s7.70; bulk Of sales, S7.40@S1 3D.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; lambs steady; good to choice
wethers,. $3.25@$5s5; fair to choice mix
ed. s2.50G$3.25; native lambs, S3.o0QS3.Io