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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13
handsome
private
rooms

for ladies, with Electric Lights
and Fans-Cool ana Pleasant.
LIGHT LUNCHEON
served, suitable for this climate
and at such prices that only a
First.Class Bakery could AFFORD
TO make. including the finest cup
of coffee in the city.
-. GIVE US A CALL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-13
The
NEW
ENGLAND
BAKERY

have enlarged and refitted their
popular Dining Room IN order TO
accommodate their many Gus.
toners.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-08-05


~ am all to blame, ana am ready this
day to pay the penalty. 1 am at your
disposal to go when and where you
choose" answered Mary most pathet.
ically.
Poor, fair Proserpina, with no kind
mother Demeter to help her. Tho
ground will soon open, and Pluto will
have his bride.
That evening Cavendish took me
aside and said his master, WolseN
wished to speak to me privately at d
convenient opportunity. SO when tho
bishop left his card table an hour later
L threw myself I'm his way. He spoke
gayly to me, and we walked down the
corridor arm In arm. l could not im-
nglne what was wanted, but presently
1t came out: "MIy dear Caskoden"-had
1 been II for whom he could have had
any use l should have grown suspi-
cious-"my dear Caskoden, 1 know 1
can trust you; especially when that
which have to say is for the happi-
ness of your friends. / am sure YOU
will never name me In connection with
the suggestion 1 am about to make, and
Will use the thought only as your
own"
l did not know what was coming,
but gave him the strongest assurance
of my trustworthincss.
ut is this: Louis of France is little
better than a dead man. King Henry,
perhaps, is not fully aware of this, and
If he is he has never considered the
probability Of his speedy death. The
thought occurred to me that although
the princess cannot dlssuade her broth
Ell from this marriage, she may be able,
In View of her ready and cheerful com.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-08-05
TO BE CONTINUED.
END OF BITTER EIGHT.

1.-Two physicians had u long and
stubborn fight with an abccss on my
right lung writes j. f. Hughes Of Du
Font, Ga. land gavcme TAP. Everybody
thought my time had conc. As a last
resort | tried DR., Kings New Drscov-
cry for Consumption. The benefit / re-
ceived was striking ard WAS on my
feet in II few days. Now, I've entirely
regaincd my health" 1t conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and LANG
Troubles. Guaranteed by Laurcns
Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. Price
30 cents and $500.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-08-05
THE A PENALTY.

A little thing sometimes results In
death. Thus a mere scratch, insight.
cant cuts or punny boils have paid the
death penalty. 1t is wise to have Buck
lens Arnica salve yer handy. It's the
best salye on earth and will prevent
fatality, when Burns. Sores, Ulcers and
Piles threaten. Only o. cents at Ian.
rene Drug Go and Palmetto Drug Go.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-08-05

Our New Discovery is sold by w. W.
Dodson, Laurens Drug Co ANA Youngs'
Pharmacy under I'm absolute guar
ante'. Price SLIGO.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-08-05

Host: "Schlitz beer will not, that's another adj
vantage. Briiousncss is caused by green bccr-bccr
hurried into the market before it is sufficiently aged.
Schlj'z beer is aged for months in lcfrigcrating rooms
before it is bottled"
Visitor: ".Nnd what do you pay for it?"
Host: Gust what YOU pay for other beer. I
secure The most careful brewing in The world for
what YOU pay without it. | get a beer that costs
twice as much as common beer in the brewing, by
simply demanding Schlitz."
Visitor: "I'll do that next time"
Host: Yves, and eyer aftcrward. People arc learn
ing these facts, and Schlitz sales now exceed a million
barrels annually. Ask for the brewery b~otjliag."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-25
SHARP SLUMP in GRAINS
CORN LEADS WITH A LOSS OF OVER
A CENT AND A HALF.
Wheat Loses Nearly a Cent. and Oats
Also Are Lover-POrk Goes OF 30
Cents. Others Following.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Wheat steady
to firm early. but turned weak and closed
with December sc lower. Corn was I'M
settled, but the late market was very weak;
December finished 15sc under yesterday.
Oats ruled weak and closed sc lower, with
provisions down 10 to 70c.
The Northwest markets showed strength
and ST. Louis was better, and this with
relatively firm cables started shorts to
covering There was also a fair demand
for the long account. December, opening
about steady. at 77B to 77asc, was bulled to
17Ssc early and the general tone showed
Improvement 1t soon became apparent,
however, that there was no outside support
and general liquidation began and only
ceased when the December option had
receded to 76lsc The weakness in corn
had an influence wheat values and the
general news was bearish. Some buying on
the decline, influenced to some degree by
an urgent cash demand from Minneapolis,
caused part of the loss to be regained at
the close with steadier tone. December
finished at 767sq76hc, a loss of &c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to 49,
600 bu with primary receipts 914,5OO bu,
against 100 bu last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 625 cars
which, with local receipts Of 80 cars-none
of contract grade-nade total of 7l5 cars,
against $50 last week and $50 year ago.
There was firmnesS in corn at one time
and after an early slump prices went slight
ly over the opening. Commission house
buying on the decline and light offerings
were the influences, and aside from these
there was little to give strength to the
market. Long holders put out large lines
Oh the failure of crop damage reports to
appear, and with lack Of outside support
extreme weakness developed. December
sold off to 45%c from 47ssQs71sc, the high
est point reached on the bulge and closed
only q shade above the bottom, at 45A@
457sc, a net loss of 15sc. Cables were a
little lower and receipts fair-4SS cars-of
which 43 graded contract
In sympathy with other grains oats de-
veloped weakness and prices broke mate
rally. On the decline stop-loss orders
came out. The early demand was excellent
and with offerings light fair advance was
scored, but the close showed December off
sc, at 37H437Ac, after ranging between
SShc and SIC. Receipts were "a cars.
Packers were heavy sellers of provisions
and the market was weak, although quite
active at times Trading consisted chiefly
of covering by shorts In the nearby months
and liquidation in the distant futures. but
prices throughout the list ruled lower, Octo-
Der pork being down zoe, at $3.50, with
lard 12I.c lower, at s7.621s. and ribs on 10c.
at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
20 cars; corn. 40: oats. LIS; hogs. 1900
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Private Wire Advices.

IPorterfield & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-There is evident
Iy more hanging over the market than the
public or Wall street can see. Yesterday
Secretary Shaw provided for some $20,0 600,
which means assurance against stringency
by the banks. The Bank Of England cid
not raise it's rates as the bears anticipated.
All cereals declined and reports show pros
poets for large crops. Ordinarily any one
of those features would have started an
upward swing and forced the bears to cover.
But not only did the market fail TO respond,
but IL even went further and declined seri-
ously Especially can this be said of the
iron and steel stocks. United States Steel
preferred, which had resisted all raids and
for weeks seemed to be pegged around $67,
was the target for the bear attack to-day,
and 1T yielded for 81 a share, recording its
lowest price. The common sold down 10
around its former low figure, but met sup
mort there Pennsylvania holders were big
sellers. Pittsburg leading in the liquidation.
The selling was accompanied with rumors
of labor disturbances and cut in prices of
steel billets and rails with the expected
closing down of several mills The decline
thus started was carried through the list
Atchison St Paul, b. e. o. and all came in
for attacks. The situation is puzzling
Everything points to a higher value for
stocks whose earnings are increasing
monthly but the buying power is absent
and there is no resiliency anywhere.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2t.-Butter-Receipts. {. i6S
packages. The market steady. state dairy.
l5QsCc extra creamery. Thc; creamery, common
10 choice. 16G2ic. Cheese-Receipts, 6S4 pack
fancy small colored. ll$4c; small white, ne
large colored, us.e; large white, lllxc EGGS
Receipts, 5,tt2 packages. The market was quiet
State and Pennsylvania fancy mixed. 2tqsSc,
state and Pennsylvania seconds to nrsts' ZoazSc;
Western extra, 24c; Western thirds TO seconds
l792lc; Western frsts, 2262Sc; refrigerated. -
Q21c.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2L-Butter steady,
with good demand: extra Western creamery.
PC; nearby prints. &c Eggs nrm and In good
demand; fresh nearby, 23c, less on; western
2ic: Southwestern, 2iscEc; Southern, Gtrzlc;
creams. fancy choice. I11sgllse; fair to good.
10zqlhc.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2i.-Butter firm; creameries.
-sl2l;ac: dairies l4dIlsc Cheese strong; daisies,
l6Q2ll2c; daires HGlSiec Cheese strong; diaries,
lie: twins, l0ieal0s4c young Americas. uql2c.
Eggs steaoy at 170lsc, at the mark cases IN
cluded.
CHICAGO. Sept 2I-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; creamery.
16Q2li5c; dairy, 1iqlSsc. Cheese steady at 1870
ilhc. Eggs firm at lsGlsc, at the mark cases
included.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 2i.-Eggs firm; Missouri
and Kansas, returned. lsc; new No.
whitewood cases included lsc. Butter-Cream-
cry. Sl2S1sisc; dairy, fancy lie.
lSC22iec; dairy, 1iql7c. Eggs firm at lsixc.
loss off.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. Observation-Disclosures, 12c
per Id; good country, I5c. EGGS, 1sIzc.
CINCINNATI, Sept 24-Eggs firm al lee. But
ter steady Cheese steady
BOSTON, Sept. 24.--[Speciall-E firm at
22q23c.
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HAWAIIAN BOND ISSUE.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i--The President
has approved the Hawaiian bond issue OF
81. 2es 100.
The territorial Indebtedness IL author
lied under the Hawaiian loan act 10 be In
CURED during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1894. The Hawaiian Legislature author
lied the raising of s,.i6o.41l during the BIZ
ennial period ending June %. 1876. put un-
der the terms OF the organic act the Presi-
dent cannot approve loan beyond one
year In order TO guard against the pos
sible failure OF the revenues TO meet tho
indebtedness.
The financial condition OF Hawaii Il
shown by the official figures accompanying
the bsnd-issuing proposition. The ad
yalerem assets OF the Territory for the
f,scaI year 1sn2 were sl,1. slo. sos. the loan
now authorized being Per cent OF this
amount The total expenses OF the Terri
tory for one year cannot exceed per cent.
Of the total assessed valuation. and this
= per cent. il 0.ocs.s56 The estimated lia-
biiities. ineiudins the amount intended 70
be raised by the new loan, are &.&1,n64
which covers all expenses Of The yUg1p
tory.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2a-Flour steady; red winter
ratents s4Q4.l0: extra fancy and straight, s. 7e1
: o.: clear So 2Od340 Timothy seed steady at
steady: sacked east track. 7e0soc. Wheat lower:
No red, cash. elevator. soc; track. S4ds6c:
september. 79ikc: December. so1.o; May. s2s.c:
14c: track 47I.c December. l2s.c; May, 43s.c
oats lower; No. 2. cash. csc; track, 3sisI5sisc:
December sec; May. SIC: No g ;nss .llEe Rye
81. scale Pork lower; tobbIng. standard mess
$40 60 Lard lower at ss.I,h Bacon steady
boxed extra shorts and clear ribs. $40: short
ties. sizes. Basging, ya.aei1c. Receipts-Flour.
900 brls; wheat. $1,000 bu corn. 3o.ooe bu: oats
az 0sa bu Shipments-Flour se00 brls; wheat
"A. 600 bu: corn. 50. 900 bu oats. 1890 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. September.
s57Sc: December. 66asdG6lsc: cash. No. hard -
Sr7sikc: No. 8. G7G6s@c; No. red S0lsc; No. 3.
Nav s9i.NSsssc: cash, No. 2 mixed. 43a43ltc:
No. 3 white: 4ie: No; 8. AS0iste oats-No. .
white. ssgtec' No z mixed :. do ssc Receipts
hu. Shipments-Wheat, 2s3.so0 bu: corn 400
bu: oats, 10000 bu
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2i.-Flour quiet Wheat
firm and lower No. red. SSl9usic. Corn easy
No > nised. sS,zc Rye quiet: No 2 &c Lard
steady at s7.75. Bulk meats firm at =. 90 Bacon
steady ut So. Whisky steady at $l.2s Sugar
easy.
TOLEDO, Sept. ei--wheat-Cash and septem-
her. 7sa.c: December. sliac: May. sslsc Corn
Cash and September. iIAe; December. acc; May.
as,ee oss=Sash and s ssPtem 9y sse pesemssr
and December s5.s7l.; January. s.; alsike. ST.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2i.-wheat-Spot No red
Western winter dull at 6s I'd. No northern
spring no stock. Futures quiet; september. &c
Spot American mixed quiet at Is sd. Futures
quiet: september, Is nd October. Is 4lsd.
MINNEAPOLIS Sept acknowledgements,
,sLu75ssc; May. ss1s977s4c; on track, No. hard.
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Elsewhere.

800 native. and L,eS Tszsns: calves; sSs native:
s strong siosRsfs T and feeder.
s,ssr .T Z, ses is s steer sG s
cows 81. s562 Is: native cows si5oaa: native
heifers. s2.sOQ4 Is: Gamers. siq2so' bulls s2io@
Hoes-Receipts. 1000. Extremes OF prices. Sc
ssh 20 os TSg sSs Of eaesss
ss.O2isasl5; light, sS.soesS; Workers. ss.ioaese;
sheep~Receipts. 1900. Native lambs $50
$50 Western lambs; .2sog5I5; fsd ewes, SO
@s75 Texas ciippss, yearnss Esy ns sesSs1s
s saas.sS. sheep ''''''''' ''''A'' 'A'
CHICAGO. Sept a.-cattle-Receipts. l2:ooo.
hs, noss 20 70 Ice % prime
s5.5oQsio; poor 70 medium. s;so@s "a stookers
s .Ss fo sssn:r. s HoT bulls essss
ssEa7.50; Texas steers. szsSa42s: Western
Hoss-Receipts. to-day. 1900; tomorrow. IS
ooo estimated Choice steady others lo sssa.
S Mssa sRs rough heavy g GSs g Eight.
'sSs. gst q ss5s'' sS.sp and lamb.
So 4Oe4ss: fair to choice mixed. s. $3.50: West
ern sheep. ,2.75at2s; native lambs. S-soaSsS;
NEW YORK. Sept A.-Beevss-Receipts. ~
1Sassss city s.,. ssis native
Caives-Receipts $50. vsals and grasesrs al
c %G7s Snssd Vsss sold at sses
ers at aG325; Western calves AT ss-zs Civ
'r Sheep ana Ls@ss-Reoept. sles: Sheep so.
and weak: prime lambs steady: others SLOW ana
a. sA per 100 100 lbs; lambs q Hnsesi'i eu.i. a.
S7aI50. Dressed mutton. sasc per 10; dressed
'a HossLReceisss. tios Market slightly easier:
: 1 W.s,.n ef few =, isrssS ass' az
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. A-cattie-Recsipts
:" v ssls and 1 csivss-Rseeip.. 80 MsrAts sesS.
s1sa@s.ss: Gull yesis ssss; swimmers. sseSa
sheep and Lsmns-fscessss cars sos sss 81,
fair 10 good, s. sod575; choice vethers. t9tzs:
fair .se ewes far q s' Se.r mlasa
ei H.sssMReceipt.. as cars Market SLOW: YORK
ssod .s e s Ssss, sS %R s
WsSssso; raughs, ss.so6s7s; stays s4o4ss;
including 500 Texans fes Market steady. N.siv:
shipping and expert seer. $500, o, rss.r
i'eeo n fSs ssseSs: stock.rs and feeders: sssg
~ s esws RI aoss: calves. ss5o6s5o Terss and
Indian steers. e.5eaals: cows and heifers. 0ls
"I Heoss-receipts, 1000 Market steady. Pigs
ana lights ssTsass:; g ssikssS5s Snesp; butch
srs and best nssvS 90 Market steady Native
nst,cn. So p: lambs ,sssss: eulIs and bucks
| 81 2a4: stockers nQ2~
SOUTH OMAHA Sept sS-c.iuns ,.f stss,
:. 9s6sT II. COWS and heifers. sos; Western
steers 81 2se. So Texas s,eer. e,l SSw
| and Feeders. s2T5llio; calves. 49,
| Hoes-Recelpts. 4eoo Market ngnt ana STEADY
! TO IOc lower. Heavy. sSesaaS' hsnt s''s'9s-~'
p'ssheepSReceipts. 5000. Market steady to
| stronger. Sheep, s2zSu4
I ,orucyIrIE Sent. ef.-Cattle-Choice TO
nrime shipping steers. A.5OGtss; medium TO good
| Shipping steers. a20Mte; choice butcher steers.
| a. 75<14 Is: choice veals. $1,000
| Uoss-Chosce ieo lbs and up t6-zS: 10 20 1se
| lbs IS 10; roughs. A5enozo
Sheen and Iambs-Best sheep. f.7sQs; prime
| lambs. 81. 49,
| CINCINNATI. Sept. A-Hogs sctive and higt-
| or At s. 2S@e.fo.
! Cattle steady al s2ntso
| sheep active and higher al N59sF Lambs
| err, al so65 80.
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AT NEW YORK.



NEW YORK. Sept 4-FIour-Receipts
1868 brls; exports s.131 brls; neglected and
easier; Minnesota bakers, ssS5G41o Rye
flour steady. Corn meal dull. Rye easy.
Barley dull.
Wheat-Receipts 2s.s75 bu. Spot easier;
No. 2 red, s07sc elevator and size f. O. b.
afioat; No. northern Duluth, sSlsc T. O. b.
afoat; No. hard Manitoba, 901sc f. O. b.
afoat. On rumors Of big export orders In
the market wheat ignored all bear news
this morning and ruled frmer at a slight
advance. After midday. however. it col
lapsed under a bear raid and was weak all
afternoon, closing naNc net lower, May,
s3as4Nc closed at SSAc: September. S2%G
s3Sc, closed at s2%c; December, 81 S-iS9
So l3-16c, closed at S2ssc.
Corn-Receipts ~, $50 bu; exports l210 bu
Spot easy; No. 2 SIC nominal elevator and
53a4c (. o. b. afoat; No. Q yellow. sc: No. 2
white, b4c. Option market was at first af-
and an absence of crop damage news. Raj
lying for a time with wheat it again be-
came heavy under liquidation and closed
11aQl1sc net lever. May. 5lh952bc. closed
at 5lNc: September, 52ssQ53ssc. closed at
oatsDRecepts icso bu eV exports ra '3 rs
bu Spot neglected; No. 2, 41tc; standard
white. 4ste; l Mo; 3; 4oasc; Nc; White. 4sc:
Hay easy. Hops steady. Hides steady
Leather steady. Wool firm. Beef firm Cut
meats steady. Lard easy; western steamed
$3.50; refined easy; continent, $3.50: South
America. $3.50; compound, s7.12l1@725 Pork
irregular; short clear, S15d17; mess s14 75G
$3.50. Tallow dull. Cotton seed oil steady
Petroleum steady. Rosin steady; strained
common to good, $3.50. Turpentine steady.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice.
< 5-l6c: mild steady.
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Local Grain Market.

There was no change in trade conditions
on the Board Of Trade yesterday, unless it
might be said that business was trihe
duller than on Wednesday. The aggregate
receipts were very light. and both wheat
.;nd corn were quoted as weaker, while
oats and hay remained steady The in
spections of cereals aggregated but twenty
cars. and appearances indicate that pro-
ducers are holding their grain for higher
prices. while at the same time prices are
receding. The secretary OF the Board of
Trade furnishes the following quota lions.
red, sotsc on milling freight: No red
sc track; wagon. soc.
Corn weaker; No. white, 49c: No. 3
white. sc: No. 4 white acc: No white
mixed. 4ss$c: No. white mixed, 4S3.c No.
Z white mixed. doc; No. yellow, 4Ss.c: No
3 yellow. 4S+c: No. yellow. 46c: No .
mixed. sac: No. mixed. isz.c: No 4
mixed. &C: ear. soc.
Oats steady: No. 2 white, 3slbc: No. 3
white. sc; No mixed. s7jsc; No. mixed.
Hay steady: No. timothy, No75: No. .
timothy 50 (nominaD.
Inspecfions-Wheat: No. red. s cars.
Corn: No white. cars: No. white I:
No. white, 3; No. yellow, 1: No. mixed.
.: No. mixed, ]: no grade /; ear, l; total.
10 cars Oats: No. mixed. l car; sample
!: total, 2 cars. Hay: No. l timothy, ?
cars; No. clover, /: No. prairie. /; total.
cars
WAGON MARKET.
There was another good day on the
wagon market The offerings were quite
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-25
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
GOOD VOLUME OF BUSINESS WITH
OUT MUCH CHANGE IN PRICES.
Dry Goods and Groceries Moving
FreeIy-Quotatfons Continue Re-
markabIy steady.

The most notable feature OF the local
wholesale market Is the steadiness at
which goods in all lines are held. There
has been no change in quotations for staple
goods for some time, and all dealers
speak of the market as firm or strong. The
volume of business yesterday was very
satisfactory all along the line. While most
country dealers are conservative in their
purchases. the aggregate OF sales is quite
large. and there are no complaints from
any source. Country produce is not arriv-
ing very freely. and all receipts are quick
~ absorbed by the steady demand prevail
ing. Fruits and vegetables are in very good
supply, but the inquiry for all kinds Of
stun is good. and the commission men all
speak os trade as being satisfactory.
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRIME CATTLE SCARCE AND SELL
ING AT HIGHER FIGURES.
Hogs I'm Moderate Demand and Five
to Ten Cents Lewer-Sheep Lower
-Conaftfsn Of Other Markets.
UNION srocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Sent

UNION SToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept
A.-Cattle-Receipts. Loo: shipments coo The
receipts to-day included nearly 600 head OF quar-
antine cattle and therefore the supply OF native
was no better than the average recently at this
time in the week. The proportion OF good cattle
in the receipts was as large as any preceding
day this week, but the supply OF this class con-
tinues rather small, and, in fact. below the re-
quirements of buyers The market opened with
rather active competition for the best selections
in all departments, and strong prices were real
lied a rule. while occasionally. especially In
the steer line, an advance OF 10c reported.
The market for cattle below the standard in
quality condition did not show any perceptiole
change compared with yesterday. There is
continued slow outlet for this class of stock
and prices irregular that they cannot be
quoted with any degree of certainty. In fact.
there Is no reliable demand for any cattle be-
low the best. and shippers should continue to
great care in buying this class In the coun-
try Sales to-day included 3s3 head of grass
Texas cattle from Indian Territory; a lot OF ia
averaging 194s lbs. sold at s345. and cas- head
averaging se2 lbs sold at 1926. which was con-
sidered 15c lower than recent prices for such
cattle. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, /, $50 lbs and up-
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SAD

Sheep-Receipts, 200: shipmentS 400. While the
receipts to-day were larger than week ago or
a year ago the supply was net liberal. but the
demand was not as strong an II has been here
tofore this week and with lessened competition
IL difficult to transfer the ooneignrnenrs
and prices usually reported 25c lower than
There was only a fair inouiry from local sources
and statesmen had depend uron other buyers
to take the supply, but a good clearance was
finally made and the market closed about steady
at the early decline in prices few lambs
brought $3.50. but s5.25 appears TO have been
practically the top, and common 10 good kinds
sold from So to s.. YearinE sheep sold az high
$3.50. and the extreme price reported Tor OLD
m Ouotetions:
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LONDON, Sept ei-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day $500 bales Medium
merfnos were steadier. Scoureds were In good
demand for France and Germany, fine grades
selling at advance OF per cent Slips sold
briskly. Cape of Good Hope and Natal grades
were unchanged. Following the sales in
detail: New South Wales, 5000 bales; secured,
hdqIs Tod: greasy. 1liedG1s 2Ad. Queensland.
bales; secured. sdals slfd; greasy, sddls I'D
Tasmania. 400 bales: secured. Is 2ledIls 3d.
greasy, 5hdl1izd. New Zealand, $500 bales
secured 7d6f1s Sd; greasy, ed6ls Id. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal, 800 bales; secured edo
Is SID; greasy. eGl0isd.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 24.-wool quiet: medium
grades, combing and clothing, 16Q2lc; light fine,
15917lac; heavy fine, l2Gi4l.c
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Sept. 2i.-Credit balances s1.5e; GER
tihcates bid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1oO,-
51l brs; average, H.Se7 brls; Lima, 56.7ss brls;
average. 6S,1t9 brls. Runs-Pennsyvania. s9,722
brls; average, 75.142 brls: Lima, "a 6el brls
age, 1851 brls.
SAVANNAH, Sept. A-Turpentine quiet at Sc
Rosin firm; a. b; c. $so; d: sl:9S; Z. s2.05; F,
$50; n, 1915; window glass, s3.S5; water
white, 81
WILMINGTON. Sept 24.-sprits OF turpentine
firm at 5ec bid. fsosn steady at 81. s0Ql.s5. Tar
firm at $3.50. Crude turpentine firm at 81 to $3.50.
MONTPELIER. Sept. A-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, sL1s; South Lima and Indi-
ana, $ll3.