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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Goes
TO Shields Park

Another large audience greeted the
splendid performance at Shields Pork
last night, and everyone went away
more than pleased. Hooley and Kel.
ton in their comedy sketch, wherein
Mr.. Hooley lmpersonates Rube Whip
pie In way Down East" was well
received. while the dainty dancing OF
Miss Kelton was greatly appreciated
by the bigaudience. The Thompson
sisters, the two clever dancers who
held over from last week, are certain
ly making good. while their dance in
Scotch garb deserves special mention.
Mise a. Hamilton. in the musical
act, as the "Hindoo and the Coon" are
winners; their work Is fast and furl-
Gus and creates great amusement.
Both possess splendid voices, and
their singing always brings forth
storms OF applause.
Harrison brothers, In the "Matri.
monial Agency" are great laugh pro
ducers, and Il safe to say a funnier
act has never been seen here.
Miss Thompson handles the illus
trated songs songs well, and the views
on the polyscope. with the introduction
OF the Birth OF the Fairy" are very
interesting.
Those who fail 10 witness this
weeks bin are missing a rare treat.
The same program will be presented
the entire week. Ameteurs wfll
again hold forth Friday night.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
pied This Morning.

r. A. Cherry, night operator at the
passenger station, went to Portland
this morning in response to a tele-
gram announcing the dangerous i'll
ness Of his father. but before he ar
rived death had onsued, fro mthe ef-
fects of an operation, 10 which he had
submitted in the hospital Mrs. Cher
~ will join her husband this evening,
when funeral arrangements will be
made. Deceased had large property
Interest In Eugene, where he lived,
He leaves only two sons to mourn his
n smise
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
South Salem Personals.

Mrs. Emma .urphy-Brown has re
turned home, eftor n weeks outing at
Newport.
Mrs. Sarah II. Murphy returned yes
terday from a weeks visit with rela
tives at Toledo.
Miss Ernestine HALEY went to Sun
nyslde this morning, where she Will
visit with her parents.
Frank Gilbert OF Minneapolis
Mimi. who Is visiting the Northwest
and has been visiting in Salem the
past week, returned to Portland yes
terday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
To Form the Company.

The committee appointed by the
prune growers last Saturday to ar.
range for a mutual fire insurance as
sociation for the benefit of the grow
ers. has called a meeting of ell those
interested for next Thurday afternoon
at l o'clock. TO be held at the ONCE OF
II. S. Gile & Co, in this city, when
the arrangements win be perfected.
The prune growers interested in this
move are expected TO b present on
that occasion and assist in organizing
the new association.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Died at the
Poor Farm

Henry Carter, an inmate OF the Ma
rion county poor farm, died at that
place yesterday, and was this after.
noon buried in tho Terrell cemetery,
He was so years old, and came to
Oregon 40 years ago from the East,
where he had deserted from the I'm.
ion army. His right name Is said to
have been Caleb McIntire.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

"what nice, big Doy you are, Tom.
N.Y." said the pleasant faced nelghbor.
I'm big all right" said Tommy.
but / amt nice"
"Don't you want TO be called nicet
That's very strange. My George In
never happier than when people allude
TO him as a nice boy"
"An' can lick him with one hand
tied behind me-" said terrible Tommy.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Goes 10 Hood RIver.

Miss Mabel l.. Carter is in the city
from Hood River. where she spent her
vacation with her parents. She is
here to arrange for her removal TO
Hood River, as she has resigned her
position as dean OF the Willamette
University College OF Music, and Mrs.
Sarah Brown.Savage, a former dean OF
the college. has been elected to I'LL
the position. This insures the ex-
cellence of the college for the next
year as the new dean is one of the
ablest teachers of elocutlon in the
West
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
! Es;:! Es::!. <. Social Realm3
Some Coming Events.
--'e'.-s.S,S'SI.'ovs-es-s-SSoS,o

Ninth annual regatta. Astoria, Au
gust 1921.
state fair, Salem, September 1919
Second Southern Oregon District
Fair, Eugene, September 30 october 3
Summer association of the North
west Indian agencies, Newport, Au
gust 1927.
Klamath county fair, klamath Falls
October go.
Knights OF Pythlas convention, As
toria, August 20-21.
Teachers institute, La Grande, Au
gust 1921.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
They Paid
for the Fun

Henry Lyons. a resident OF the town
OF Lyons on the east end OF the G. &
u. railroad, was last night arrested
al the Hotel Salem for drunkenness
and disturbing the guestJ. and locked
up. He was so helplessly intoxicated
that the officers had 10 haul him 20
the Jail I'm q wheelbarroW. He was
today ined IS. which he paid and was
allowed 20 go. George Stewart was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
A MInIater, Mistake.

A city minister was recently handed
notice TO be read from his pulpit
Accompanying II was a clipping from
a newspaper bearing upon the matter
The clergyman started 20 read the ex
tract and found that IL began: Take
Kemp's Balsam. the best Cough Cure.
This was hardly what hahAd expected.
and, after n moments hesitation, he
turned II over and found on the other
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

elso arrested end fined $40 for drunk.
enHess. and was allowed to go on his
own recognizance until he pays the
fine At"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
Men and reama Wanted.

Four or Ave good men with teams
wanted to haul wood. Good job. good
pay, steady work. Don't fail to look
this up, as it will be money in your
pocket. Bill Anderson. at the Elk
Head saloon, Salem. S.15-2w'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18

Loans in sums of $4,000 or less on
short time, or for period OF years.
]. NJ BROWN,
s-4-1m Room 8, upstairs, Tioga Bldg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-18
MISS IDA M. SNYDER,
Treasurer of the Brooklyn East End Art Club.

10 their health We vosld
havs naoss happy wivsas
mothers and dauRhtefn, and
Il they would Toe more lntsl-
ilgcnce IN ths matter d medk
efnes, Observing resuitn, they
wcald iind that the dociou'
prcscrlptions q not psriosm
The many ewsat thsy Ass givsn
credit for.
~In consulting wi,h my
drugQist he AdviaeA Me Elrees
w. C.eS,a a.l TIM.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-14
Miscellaneous Markets.

FEATHERS-Prime white live geese in small
SKIS. &c and in large SKIS. sc: prime gray DO.
4ic in small and ioc in large SKIS: old white
4oqi2c. y 3oa35c: Xxx 22d2Gc: 14disc:
XXXX SC: tare 10 per cent on small SKIS. and 5
on large: chickens &C: d~ucks-white 4Nc: dark
s, E~3mTsv &&sSGS, p s,c.i IL. iie Gin'f faSv at .iin9 9.q'- g;
seneca SIC. pink 13c: golden seal 49d56c; black
"fec: angelica 5G6c: w~ahoo-hark Of root Sc:
bark Of tree. PIC: blood g: hluenaE &c: sassa-
SHEEP ~PE5LTs-FuIi Wool rcits 75cqsr:
sheaTlinG 1nd-5c lamb at I5@35c: dry, fallen.
DEER SKINS. ETC--!Quote. PER, III: Prime
&c. antelope PFC: goat pc each-damag"d
HEEswAX-Unchanred at &c rer Ii. FOR
LiNsEBD ~orL-Quotable at 35c per gal FOR
raw and sc for boiled: e Per gal. less in car
CASTOR OIL-Lots Of 2oo gals. at 9a.c per II.
for No; l and sIsc for No. 3: smaller quantities
sAGEEKRArT-New 81 50 por half Dbl
COTTON-SEED white 4sc. vel
low SC. summer white SIC: yellow 4oc: salad
H~oHEY"Duil. comb =. 1oc to l2c: strained
ana ,ex,ractei, at 49, in bbls. to SC in can:
california higher: Colorado 1sc.
H0PSnEow York at 25a2'c: Western e5T27c:
sALT-E side medium at s5c. graduated soc
BROOM coRNIQuo;s the range. rer ton. IN
S Sar J., "a sso on t tak;; oofnmon At $40 to $50. fair at
STOCK rEAs-whinnoorwiH at soas2r.c per
'q RiEA s32sr A *lf5f p~f fGSs[95nSly; from store: White
beans at $3.50 per bu. for choice hand-piCked
pea. SEQ Cor ~prime-poorer grades loss: dried
peas at S6.75d7 per 2is-bu. hbl California mink
a So PEI, b: Lima beans At SIC per lb.;
KAFF%iR C6RfN-whi,e at 75c per 100 III,
EMPTY B~ARRELS-COsI oil. turrentine and
gasoline CSC; vinegar 65c; black oil 4sc; Iinseei
light oil and Nnrnish &c: sugar &c: whisky Tnr-
do. half bills s.: wine Soc: sauerkraut S1T
sec: pickle f0n5hC: salt sc: -four I5c. n,oIassas
So: lard tics. iNc: 2oc eff each broken heal
NOSS1Wc Gn9ta. per II: Cray nlxed ma
nc: gray. brown and black mixed IAT5rSD
brown and tiack mixed 2q2isc. Machine- picked
5G5ltc: extra black Sc; inferior less. ~
RAGS. ETc.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags a,
6CH T5c. ola rope-No. / Manila AZ 81 "a. NJ
at SOC. Rubber at s..
BoNEs-Choice bleached at SIS per ton: other
kinds from SO to Sl4. f
PEANUTslFarmers' stock. per ID: Red H.
d2c: white 2izT8s:C.
POP CONTRASTING on cob at socGs1 per Ino
lbs for pearl; mixed al 5nG75c: rice at SiGI -
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs:
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Fruits and yeretnbIe.,

ba The Rsggslie qu4!2itions a,G for lo IS. il f 35ss
on orders are charged higher.
hu. baskets Sial 80 ac-
Arr. Elherya 4 salasI. Home grown ia-bu.
II ARS-Por ',-bu. basket: Near. by Bart
lett, Seckel and Howell "a45c: common yarie-
ties @5n3oc: Michigan Rartlett=. hu. SI1.40,
and condition. New York B]artIettz. small Ibis
So and larE" hhls. $50. Alabama Keller 81
ArrLEs- H2gme-eroEq toa75c per bn. los
PINEAnrLEs-Flcr,ia smooth Cayenne So,
CRANBERRIEs-sibcrisn ls-bu. baske, Is
oRANGES-0n trk.: Late Valencia s'.5oa4.
on "idTTs gI5a5oc h"T higher,
choice: common red a.. and Xcwn1an soa4;;5c pr
- glI. Michigan. Lombard and sreeneaEes s.
GRAPES-Homc-Era grown '--hu. baskets. com
I ILE sc. ana tGnc2ris G5S. Cons. D,I..
. Gt,: ~ calttsrnta on trls on basis go
"Trfl EgI s Scy IL 10 joebinE way.
o'3ANITS-P 100. f. trk.. 81; Jobbing
CALIFORNIA pEcTDUoUa FRrITs-At
S6T rs !, Raitieit psarg z29,H&-o5 Peaehes-
man: 50 Silver plums. 7Oc.
store. 81 2 case.
CANTALOUPES Homegrown 25a4Tc and
gems LFn 90 per uu. luus-. nearby baskets 3'4
VIC Rocky Ford coming IN freely; standard
WWlATfEE?&afnE=T..aa22ss n IH I my G'a' in 3 81 t lfgBIIS u,v
at S@G' per 10 del. and fancy Indiana at SiTl0
loose. HIdH2c for bottom stock = t2G1 90 for hun
Michigan rural and -. ! white G5c delivered.
0NIoNSNorth Missouri rod 5oTG0c for
small; yellow ~5off57c; Northern red. choice. 7gg
%Ew. CABRAGE-Per 100. loose. ioa5oc. On
orders 81 U.r crate.
CCcCMEERS-Homc-grown at -5caSl per bu.
box.
TOMATOES Homegrown sound 4Oa55c per
bu, loose orders higher.
BEETS-Home-grown 2oT25c Ter hu. loose.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I5G26c per hu. box.
'ARROT-HCme-Erown 40n5)c Ter bu. box:
No. / sc Der loo.
GCMBO-Homo-grown CSC Per peck.
IttcNIPS-Homs-srOwn 2sHJrc per bu. box.
MUSTARD grown lnr per hu.
CELERY - Michigan fiat cases -lIGic and
square TJU20C: golden heart S2..UH2.75 per crate:
Colorado white plume and golden heart S2.25n
, - Per crate.
EGGPLANT-Home-Erown f0T50c rer basket.
PEPpERS-Hcme-gTo grown 20d@oc i5-bu. basket.
STRING BEANS-Home-Crown. green. @JG i9c
per I'M. loose.
SQUASH-Home-grown. summer, 10al5c; Hub
+ CORN-Homc-srown 5d10c per dOz.
SWEET POTATOES New Bermuda $4,000 |
per bu. loose. Nansemond G5G75c.
SpINACH-Per hu.. loose. 1JG2nC.
IbRSEKABISH-Ncw s. - per hhl.
SPANISH ONIONS-New tlGl25 per crate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-14
Cash Grain. Elnur. Etc.

WHEAT-Rsceipts $40 SKIS. and 100 cars local
and : g rs through. BY sample del: No. = rel
at q ic ". and S5izDS5~ l.. side local and
Is6aS5zk destination. ". 2 rod at S3as;c w. AMI
.siTs5c y local and s5c destination: No. I At
ibid FOR Turkey. So asked: No. 3 hard at i5a
77igc: No. ! hard at UH13c: No. . mixed At
Sl'sc: No. 3 mized ~ -: Ne. mixed at 55c.
CORN-Receipts p cars local and 4 cars
Through. BY saup del: No. , At 4Si-c local,
sc to 4SS.c destination. NJ. ; at fSc local: No.
49izc and No. white At iS'zc local.
OATS-RcCcip's p cars local and car
Through. By samp!e del: 40. , at 37Lc: No. 4
iNo. I at 2-S. a56ci rust proof at iGc. NJ. >
white at 4a41lzc; No. 3 white at Na4lc; No. 1
white at 3ST t0C.
RYE@N . selling W. side at 5slsa57Isc: No.
3 55&55i.c del. Z. side.
FLAXSEED-Steady. a car spot selling at
|s5c. and qr hid to arrive.
FLoI-R-Sof winter -FOUR; Patent. IN wood.
straights. s2.6od2,sS: extra fancy.
81 S5a5.9o: clears s.. 25d5.4o low grades IN suites
Isl. - for hrsts to 81 fo- extra fancy: straights
|s3.5DH2.65: clears 81. Foregoing prices for
|lots from first hands. trS. or at depot this
Y 0FFLGf-Ettin a iobhIng way at 80 in
|1u'e SKIS. and $3.50 in wood for new. Mixed
1 TSCuo.ablc T. 0. h. at Sc for
lrity mes!. $3.50 for pearl meal. grits and hom-
HS1@Reret,ts sG5 tons local End 10 tons
khr0uEh. Shipped SO tons. Marker z. side:
Nimothy-New choice so: No :igaaL@N: No:
SSG2 N. NJ. S5tt". { loveI.NC St.55u: ana
= s7TS. Clover-miXed-No. / S9a9.59: No. ?
Is. Prairie. w. side-Choics 50 59dl0; No. /
E...O: NJ. > STdg: alfalfa Sl9Gl2
bRAN-Salable +. trk basis at I5d sc fcE
IS9isc Tor hard t. SIC for soft winter. mids in
l. a, az TO 81. w. side: soft winter bran n
S Al &c. n mil. bran sells at 'SuS9c and
l2E sA SlGtLN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-14

VIII continue and enlarge from now on The
SdIe u prices was also. to some extent. ole
Sated. quite a distinct advance being. shown
curing the last two weeks on small kinds. The
ulI.Ience is az least SJul' per head.
Horse quotations:
Heavy dran-Common to good. tiS'al75:
choice - extra. ~SINrfi250 Chunks. i.i5) 10 1850
lbs -Fair To good. SlTnG l3.. good 10 Cnolre, $50
go Coach horses ana Cpbs-Fair to SOCl, $3.50
mz5f. choice to extra. ]S3.Gzt-o" Horses Toy the
Sputh-SmaII. light drivers. fair - so"l, $50
-; choice To- extra. x%Tnfilpr. Southern drivers.
ARG. AllDTl75- Export chunks. Lon Ia l.5"
.ns -Pldin To good. SiioGlfl, choice to extra.
SliaW2-I. Business drivers Fair u good. $50:
$50; choice to extra. $lbrTIth Sadilers for
southern Fair 10 good. $s5Hl2o. ciinie" 70
extra. Sl1tn1Gh. fan'y gated and New IuIN
silHi"f~. 5t"GAFt Inferior n'Ts"- common.
snail plugs. NJT-r- heavy wrTi. r,Igs. f5Hi'I.
MI Lt.S-The mule market was not chHfac-
te~lzai hv any fresh receipts. and Tho market
closed quietly for the week. TG0I" W"r" few
offerings On hand IN the "smTi--l"u u.u9. a
good clearance having h"an enr"'"d. Tn m1I-
k"t during the week hu- shown hut l'tl"
change. Receipts have boon moderate. auI H'
has the demand from various sources. and an
clement % conservatism has "scr=2T"ai m"
market. Notwithstanding tLaf sales H"rs ~ '!
with fair regularity and that pt ices = 10 "u
any 'H.tnRe. ~ has been on tho side fT The
better. hut statesmen said that 1t hag been in
HpprT"!HbI". ana n0n- were willing 10 s-. fu
N" market any encouraging siTn- fr the near
iuiur" until N" cotton WIio demand Increase
] no season Of III" Eastern trad. apr'u-H 10 30
II constituents Icing bnugh, or that quarter
during the week. All dependence therefor O.
minced IN Tia" cotton wUl" demand. AMI INT
II shows q reasonable amount oC volume. tho
demand In the local market will he limited
MUie quotations dor broke mules. / to :
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-14

York for this week were valued at 50. "a as.
Total imports Of spsc.e a. The rort Of Nsw
silver. Total exports ~ specie from the p6rt
Of New York for this week were e. 40 gold
and S5il $50 silver.
Wool.
London. Sept. f2-The arrivals Of wool for
the sixth series Of auction saIos amount to $
SIT bales. Including lao forwarded direct 10
soinnors. Tho imports o, wool during the week
New South Wales a1s4: Queensland. sss:
Victoria. 1.07f: South Australia. 2li: New Yea
land. l.cf5: Cap" Of Good. Hope, and Natal. %:
where. 1.25S. Tho fifth series Of auction sales
viii he onened mex, Tuesday, During the week
scheduled to close on september 20.
Turpcntinc and RosIn.
New York. Sent. !2.-Rosin firm: strained
savannah. Ca. sept. I2-Turpentine firm at
S. 3 50. f E sgof ar% g ,s 2n2'f II ss.s5 7 { { as; rs: K K & 49, 3
n 55.55: y $500: w G SIS: WV $3.50.
Petroleum.
fined New York .s.55: Philadelphia and Baiti-
81 Cftv. Pa. Sept. 12.-Credit balances 81 SIS:
certificates. no bid: shipments 1916: average
75.2s7: runs So. 7O4: average S.152 Shipments
average IS. 55S.
The Metal Markets.
New York. Sent. 12-No important develop
ments appeared in any Of the metal markets TO-
day. the usual quiet saturday business being
generally ruling. Tin was steady at p. 2o1
s7.S5c. Copper dull; lake u Sc: electrolytic
Gniet and unchanged at Sc. Lead firm at
I.ST5c. Iron weak and nominal: prices not quot
ably changed
New York. Sept. R-susar-Raw firm; fair
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-14

,rork-New STANDARD E - in a jobbing way
nally S271.c: kottlc-GCudered at 9dHi4c.
Green Hams, EtC.-Car lots held T. o. h. T..
side this: H~ams-io-av; at lie. rs at lo5Ic,
~hams-iG-iv. at lpe. lsd2os and. 22H2fs At lo'Ec;
California at 52sc. y: Y. shoulders d9Gl2-avJ
at csc. From the block del Hams at 20 to
CALIFORNIA; al sac. y. Y. shoulders at SC.
n. ;. Mcats-To. arrive. lo4se cured cribs
soc c. a. T. Locally ! car 35dF-av. plates and
l car 45d50-av.. cribs sold on ?. L: bNd
in a johbinE way ranged: Extra shorts ut Sc.
cribs II Hs'c. short Gear at Sc, bellies At IS.
plates at TIC. fat backs at li4c. standard backs
at 9Lc. Dealers charge higher on orders.
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from lG7ac for
heavy to IIc for choice light. hams AZ j2Ac
TO 1870. CALIFORNIA; and New York shoulders at
ranged: Extra shorts at g9gc: cribs ut @-sc.
short clear at 97,c: bellies at i0%a1lac: plates
at 77sc: fat backs AT 77sc: standard backs at
Zoe. Dealers charge higher on orders.
O;eo Stearine-At Sic.
Country ~Lard-Prime in coed pkgs. at &c.
Brown SI.c, yellow 3asG3izc. and white 4lsc to
4lzc-latter for choice. Quote packers stock.
r6nlinaIly:- Brown $izG3asc, yellow 37.aic;
Frog Legs-sbG3%c: quote al $50 per doz.
FOR large. T5cTSl for medium and SOC for small.
ton Market S. $l0aio.75, mess SO -: dried. PER
Ih.-sets Ike. inside l4C; knuckles l4c: out
sides lie: TONGUES l4sc per Ii.
fancy small and fat 100 to rs Ibs.J: heretics
and thin &c to Sl7c. Yearling sheep at &c: old
SO. per IL: heavy buck lambs Sa5izc; thin
Ianhs not wanted.
Live PeuiTy-oid chickens. hens. per IL. &c:
lie; ducks sisa9c; spring geese. nc: sprinS
turkeys lie: old turkeys 1ic: old geese. full
feathered. &c; live pigeons and squads. per
prcP-sd Iced Pou~lrry-Chickeus: Hens, iOc;
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CALVES.

i!sl'H NeF n"dID
ie $Hr 81, re- Few Ssh, shoe 80 arrived. f ba, the he usual Si5i
Saturaay gIi",h@%s Hrsvalled: only a rev hraa
from tho Fr'dav hnsis which was l5g25c high
81 ,han III" low time this week IN lamh9. and
10Gi5c higher on good mutton sheep. III" w'eI
closes WIKI = good feeling and prospects good
for n"Nt week CT all decent sheep ana lambs.
but the outlook is not very coed for common
So far this week sales included lamhs-at $50
T5.5o. the bulk II them at .i.25a5; native and
Southwest mutton sheen at S3d3 s. the bulk at
g. .: s'orkers sold at s2a3: Gull lambs at g."
4 ana bucks at s2a2.75. principally at 81 25@
HOGS Conditions were not favorable to sell
crs, and hey had to accept lower prices. In
the close on Friday. or lOc to l5c lover than
tn" carly Friday trade. on this basis bust
"loaned ur with late sales. II any different. a
shade STRONGER than the early ones. While
I marke f"F fbe are +, SIN no; selling linz d 1T fhf top s Gf sas
them and the packing grades that existed two
Lights. weighing leo to 1S lbs. at $500
5.a5: lights. 10 to 1SS lbs. a: S5.s5IS. 10; medium
weights AT IS. aoG6. and good hesvies at $3.50
hogs sold at s5.s5as, against sS.S5G6.io Friday.
HORSFSl-An Indications point to a very live
" time in the horse market next week. 1t is
expected. and viii certainly he the case. that
receipts will be greatly enlarged. owing TO the
fact that, in addition to the special range-horse
every other week during the summer. there Will
rs two firms. and 1t is quite likely that all the
firms will endsavor to have increased suppiies
Il IS similarly anticipated that the demand
Increased. and that the two elements combined
will develop tho most active market witnessed
The past week closed very quietly. There
were no immediate receipts. and me Supply
so that traders were few, and did not make any
material difference in the market. IHs week
has 6rouE sn;rc out i some sm nsw d vtbieh vas an ine
creased Southern demand. which. 1t is expected,
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neutrality-suspicious. Cr-eamcry-Extra 49, aonc:
frsts l6dIlc. seconds liUl5c. Dairy-ENtra 16C:
poor to fair l3dI5c: grease fGTc; ladie-packcl.
extra I6c: firsts l5c: contemplated stock. av-
erBEe i2C: poor to fair SdlCC.
receipts l7Il9c. Receipts 1874
pEgs. local and I3 through: shipments 1.G5
pkgs.
C~feese-Northcrn on orders: Twins 1O&c:
singles lie: daisies nc: y. A. lIac: long
horns 12c; Bimburger lOd1Gi2c; inferior 3ian
&c: swiss I5qlGc; brick ud1fiGc.
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refining s%c: centrlfural &c test 37sc: moiazses
sugar 3isc: refined firm: No. s a.eC: No. 4a-c:
NJ: s sec; No, 2 ! So: NJ 10 Stt9c: NJ" II
I.25C: No. - 100: No. ~ N.-5c: No. II SIC;
confectioners' \ 4.s5c: mold 4 5.e5c; cut loaf.
300; crushed SEC; powdered 5.loc; graduated
&C: cubes 5.25c.
New Orleans. La. Sopt 12-SuEar FIRM; cp-n
kettle centrifugal $685.: centrifugal white
lasses dull: centrifugal 5QlSc.
New York. sept. I~2-Coree-spot steady.
Futures opened steady at unchanged prices. to
an advance Of ) points. and ruled fairly active
and steady to firm on a moderate outside de-
mand and covering. following steady cables
and small receipts. The market closed steady
Al a net advance Of 5 to n points. Sales were
ESQ bags. including sept. 81 i-l5c; Oct at
42lc; Nov. 425Ti.3r; Dec 4.5Jc: Jan. 4sSc;
March +.s064 SOC: May 4.9Ja5c; June 595.0c;
July 5.o5G5 Ice.
FIaXsecd.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. III. sept 12-Flaxseed was strong
and I.G2c higher. with cash stronger: light re-
ceipts caused the advance. Chicago getting only
Z cars and Duluth, 2. against Isl cars at, tho
three receiving points last year. MAY sold az
sl.O4la; Oct. was 9Iiac bid. and Sept. DC. nom
inal; No. ! Northwestern was SLO3 bid, and
No. I &c bid.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN

Easthound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
daily-3:l6. 2:H. 500. 6:32 ?. N Except Sunday
500. SIG. 10. 1890 a m: Ic:1S. sac. sa52 D.
m. Saturday and Sunday only-1l:l7 ,. M
SUNDAY Gn!y-5:24. 7;O5 n. M: FPS 2. m.
Leave Washington avenue. daily-9:i4 a. m
2:oJ. 5:o5. 6:27 ?. m. Except Scnday-4;0s. 6:2l:
7il. 1894. I2:l2. 5:E. sos p. n. SATURDAY. and
SUNDAY oniy-'1:25 y. m Sunday oniy-5:8.
40 a m. l2:2a =. m.
Westbouud-Leave Granite city. daily-l:l2,
Pas. 5:5S. T:,2 ?. m. Except Sunday-5:l5. 500.
zoe. s:4. $50. ll:l0 a. M. ~. ?:I7 D N. sat
urday only-l2:l5 =. n. SUNDAY ly-5: 500,
1000 q. m. Saturday and Sunday oniy-ll:53 D
m. Except Saturday and Sunday-5:t2 ?. m
Leave Madison. daiIy-1:IS. 2i9. sos. 1:l7 D
m Except Sunday-5:l9. 500. 70s. SO. 9:5a.
Ii:f4 a. m: 4:71. 9G2I p. m. Saturday only
n. Saturday and sunday SO .. m.
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GRAIN PRICES HIGHER
DESPITE LIGHT TRADING.
WHEAT LEADS on THE, Up
WARD TURN.
Volume of Speculation Is Small,
but General Run of News
Is Bullish.

There was little life in Saturdays grain
market. Shorts were the best buyers
Throughout the session. At the opening
there was considerable uneasiness over
reports Of rains I'm the Northwest. The
upward movement was aided by light To-
.cal receipts and a general disposition OF
traders to add to their lines over Sunday.
slight decline at the end of the first
hour was followed by a rally, which
closed the Dec. option NC higher at S5Ec
bid.
Corn was strong on prospects Of frost
in the northern portion of the belt. Trad
ing was light, but there was enough in,
terest to work an advance OF &c to 477sc
for Dec.