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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
RAILWAY OFFICIAL DROPS DEAD.
dOume emf of D1nneP Party.

ii. y. Segur. general agent OF the Eur
iing,on Route at Atchison. Kas.. dropped
dead at Union Station yesterday morning
while walking In the train ehed In com
pany with g. L. Williams and L. W. Wake
iy. Burlington officials. Death was caused
by fatty degeneration OF the heart.
Mr. Segur had come to ST. Louis to at
tend n meeting Of agents Of the Burlington
Route but after his death the meeting
passed resolutions OF regret and adjourned.
Elliott Marshall and W. J. Davenport will
accompany tho body 10 Atchison.
Passenger Traffic Manager EIstis Of .he
Burlington Route had planned to give a
dinner 20 the visiting agents at the yisay-
an Village at the Worlds Fair last night
but because Of the death OF Mr. Segur
the dinner was abandoned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

stands fe5t 'i On The sarEs. fail Of ; IN II:
early 'G sEs i.5f. l.- from s 81 Loa.. s.t 81
paekas=s u merchandise for this place. and re-
se.s.- To Jsh.s. Lee departed at -: p m;
s9E fa-ars Point Inc Geg,sia -, Les d dep,
ss!.. Lee arrive, las, t!eht frar., cs,ro and re
arrived early tais raora!ns: from Arkansas River
and s5.t Se wa. m Sort rs ts,e
Ing. Receipts By river today were thirty
's E. s9s'on and ~ ace OF r fo,fo9 9e ODE
half lncA. TIE stare !. foot II inehe, ai-,rs
The Eioiss In and out
Cairo Ill. Sept. 5-Gass- reads 81. show,ns
a fan Of da;ing II. Ia last a houTs w.aih.,
fsoIn Memphis az a "a. and cleared f9T T., 81 =,
49, a. Missp. ne =, 1E. 70 d I' N, FIJI
Hartwex arrived from ths Lover MISSISSIPPI at
= N TIE vie,9r arrived from ne ne, IeErss $50
as nag! D hss s ~ ; KIP , an o,a AZ rvs he ae
sct.r and ''toz boated'' from Piitsb1rx 20 New
orleans. He IS said to have works. at dlfrereny
YES well known by riven men along both the
Ohio and Mississippi
NJ charge IN last "a hours. Clear and cool
QUINCY S GP ana sHa aos as ae e e cc.nt and
I'M E a; I 70 ,n w King ~ az q, d M.
G g CASEY returned soaih a. p m GauE.
reaGs i0s feet and rising Weather clsa-.
Paducah. Ky. Sept j.--Tn- river gauz. reads
% feet and falling. Dick Fowler 70 Cairo. on
time. J. Il Richardson 10 and from Evansville.
on time. Clyde. out Of the Tennessee at -
m Duffy 10 Tennessee River after ties. Pa
yOnia iel-es to-Tnarrow FOR Tennessee River.
after tow. % tea Weather clear and COOL
Business quiet
Chester III. Sept. S-GauSs II feet ard
rising. Weather fair and mid. City Of Ae::-
yhis Up al a. n
NlcSShurg Miss. sept She gauge r"a -
Z. 6. rise z = The Belle 81 the Bends cieafe !
The Cordin cleared The GREENWOOD Is due H.
Weather clear.
ca. GirarIeau Mo- SPIT. s-Wes,her cha
Ard warmer. River falling TIE StacSer -
departed at ~ p
PTtisburE sept 5.-River -. stationary. -
Davis Island dam Gear. cool
Wheeling. Sept 5--River . rising. Cco-y-
warm Down: Bessie Smith. Psrkersours
Cincinnati. Sept. g.-H!ver Sc. falling -Four
departures Clear. warm
Louisville. sept s-River stationary: In ca
rsI IS. falls. I-s. below lock-. So
Evansville. Sept 5--Rlyer stationary. -
Gear.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

for divorce. fled yesterday at Elwards-
vile. that she was married TO james ".
Mcguire July !. $50. AID lived with him
for ten hours.
Shs says that she was .nt!ceI into the
marriage By fraudulent means ana repre-
Seufatiouz. and when she discovers. the
fraud and asked for an EXPLANATION the
defendant abused. mistreassd <ae deserted
her. She asks that her maiden uAU.e. lay
lOr. be restored.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
HANDSOME INVITATIONS ISSUED.
Machinery Exhibitors Send Out Pref
~ SouNcnirs for Reception Guests.

Invitations issued by the exhibitors in
the Department OF Machinery for the re-
cep.ion next Saturday night In the Palace
Of Machinery and In the Imperial Japa-
nese Gardens adjoining are the most elsb-
crate yet issued for any OF the Exposition
functions
The souvenir Is Il booklet. the covers OF
which are extra fine bristol board, hand
sOrnely embossed. barring on the front
cover an engraved and printed design en-
bl.matic Of machinery. while the back
cover bears the endorsed figure Of peace,
"a recognized Exposition emblem.
The covers are held with bow Of white
satin ribbon. The inner pages are devoted
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

Mr. and Nrs. Valentine :.eub1ucr VIII
celebrate their golden wedding annlvsr-
sary nj tho Philharmonic Hall. BeIeyil!e.
tomorrow evening. Mr.. %eubaGer is s.
years Old. and his wife - 20 Tho couple
have l!v"l ~ B.Iievill. the greater part Of
their lives. They have six children. who
will be present at the celebration. tog,sthe.
with their many fr.ends and relat.vss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

William Gibbons. a negro, living north
OF Edwardsville on the banks OF cahosia
Greek. reported TO the police yesterday
that someone had tried TO burn his house
Chief Argalus Stubs fastened TO III.
point Indicated and found that Gibbons
had constructed q dwelling place. eight By
ten feet. of discarded boxes. and that
someone had fired on. come. of IT, Glib
bons said he had been warned when he
started on the construction of the resi-
dence that colored people were not wanted
In the neighborhood
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
BelleviIIe News Notes.

-TLs funeral q \ 7. Stanley will taks pace
| tbs afternoon 90 Green I8uut Cemetery.
Tho Junior Society % s.. Pauf- c1usch will
give an ice-cfsam party tonight az tho school
hall
Mr.. W Kbo~b-l ana daughter hsy. re-
turn Il frgf1 tire SSTfh.
Mrs Ids Gibson aai daughter OF L.vnEstOa.
Mont, visiting Ia f-ilexl.le-
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Supposed to lie william Watson.

The body OF an unidentified whi,e man.
supposed TO be that OF William Watson.
who boarded an Illinois Central train at
Carbondaie. Iies at tine Benner- B-iciIer
morgue. East 81. Louis. He fell of the
train near the outskirts o! East ST. Louis
Sunday and was killed. An inques. held
yesterday resulted In a verdict OF acci-
dental death The body Is being held In
the hope that his relatives will Be heard
from.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
East ~. Louis Items.

frs Anthem l. Funeks IL entertaining Frss-
burg friends.
Judge and Nra :. Il Frees are entsrtainina
s. -
Mrs. < Cannaays is visiting IN Columbia,
Mis-, Helen Powers - visiting IN Mober,y
No.
Mrs b. =. Ward &, visiting her daughter In
thu Past.
-Mrs " p Stary has returned from TIE
East.
lie. have returned from . visit IN 81. L>Ouia-
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sss:ss:4;or BoNDS:$$ =. Investment,
OF
CHARLES Mel. CLARK,
SECURITY BIHDING-3Is

Quite number Of good Southern buyers were
IN hand and being disposed TO tuy actively.
the market was bTizk and responsive on suit
able southern kinds. the activity % the demand
bringing forth aai sus-aining a strong ieEr.
q prices. which. compared with last week. were
fully as good. perhaps a shade betteT- At
any rate the activity Ia the Southern branch
o. the market has been proven Rot TO be % =
temporary nature IL has come 90 stay and will
40 Doubt be Increased gradually from now On
Ahs Eastern trade vas supported By a few
buyers. but Ike the last two weeks 70 was
not quite active and took a secondary place
IN the market Not many big horses wase on
kids.
MuI.ES-Ths market opHDed wi;h fairly
Haerai supply on hand. the greater number d:
which were small mules. THIS would have
teen all right IN Itself. but a good many
Srre OF the thin aad cparSe vaTiety. providing
too many q the feeding kInd. The latter
gIenea SLOW. Dealers willing TO bay a
fes fses!eTs. hut cautious not TO M up with
go many q them. bencs the elOwues. shown.
Medium reshed feeders were selling pretty well.
Tut very thin ones were tho slow kind. Tie
activity wa. nearly altogether on mule. from
!t1 70 lS.z hands. Not much movement IL BE-
Ing shown on the arser kinds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

Manager ". II. Savage q -. Temple
THcztcr went TO Peoria. IL. yesterday.
The !uble schools opened yesterday unier
tie direction o, Superintendent; II. A. Hishi-
The I'VHs- Alton Woman. Christian TEN
Teranss Juisa viii hold its annual election o:
Laihy Wssslu.E-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

captain James Bender OF the James Lee. .
f0.fg-r -. i>oUisan. arrived yesterr.ty from
Memphis. He - visiti1; th- worI.rs Fa!.
during his vacation
-Th- Quincy Is eIpec.ed th!s morning from
Eeokux with visitors % TIE Pair
Til. Bad Eagle Will Depart for Chester ~
Z O'cI 81. this Afternoon
II. and Ms II u. Barry anf Mrs 80
C1eI.sn returned 20 their houl@s n Memphis or
The Peters Lee yesterday a:isEnoon- A soo1
TIP Is reported
Tho si.e1eE Lee Is DE here az % o'ciocx
this mining Ta~ Lee Line reports az Increase
n rs Passenger traf.c-
-Tn.. city u Memphis arrived from the Ten
nesse- F:iye- late LAST night with a large con-
Segment Il freight
-Ths Chester VIII make her usual run %
Commerce. and way landings to-H-oEro~ Al :
..
The Spread Eagle mad. her usual trip =
Alton ami Grafton yesterday. Business Vas
sOos3-
Tn cape Girarieau arrived from Commerce
yesterday nlofElEg. win l4rge csrso OF fIe.sn.
an = f'a--s--lzs-Gs- she Departed ~ o'clO-:
FOR The same point
Tho Tri-glty. gasoline iaurch. arrived
yN-t.rdiy fr.'E the uype- E.ser. with the fc.-
loving word : Fair vislt0rs: Captain and SiEs.
J3sera Winls-: Mr. AID N-s- Z; Hawke.
Hamilton. IL. Nr- and Mrs. Z 2 HOyt. k=o-
k.h. Ia. and Harry CT!tEaslt. Canton. No
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bar silver.
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
Morrow.

Washington. Sept. 5.-Forecast for Tues
day and Wednesday:
Arkansas. Nebraska. Iowa. Misouri-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday.
fndiana-Fair Tuesday: Wednesday fair
warmer In the north PORTION: light 20 fresh
winds. mostly nOTth.ssisriy
EliHOls-Falr Tuesday and wednesday: light
20 fresh winds. mostly DOr:hcasteTly.
Oklahoma and Indian TsEritOry-Fair and
warmer Tuesday: "wednesday fair.
Eastern TsNas-Show.rs Tuesday: "wednesday
fair and warmer: light to fresh cas-; 10 north
winds.
Wednesday. showers In extreme west portion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
Crushed in Fertilizer Plant.

Wslland Mitchell. 80 years old. employed
"a sto-ekeeper al Swifrs fertilizer plant
at the National stock Yards. East St
Louis. was caught beneath falling wall
At the building there yesterday morning
and was badly crushed. He WAS removed
to the Henrietta Hospital. where Doctor
Charles r. Wilheimt was called TO attend
him
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
Monroe Primaries Takes Place.

fsEPCB BIC SFELIAI%
Waterloo. Ill. Sept 5-The Republicans
primary meetings Of Monroe County were
held to-day to select delegates and alter
mates to the County Convention to be held
at Hecker Saturday TO nominate a county
ticket for the offices OF State Attorney.
Circuit Clerk, Coroner. Surveyor and
County Commissioner.
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W eSfern8.
- /.

$780, 49, s.SJ .Sl.-- 5-OD
Butcher catte-There was scarcely any dis
POSITION 10 transact business IN this department
ehcept by local butchers. who bought sparinz-
y Inere were no good heifers available and
not enough good heavy COWS were on hand fr
meet the demand for them. consequently with
euppbes ruling limited the market had q very
1uIet tone Sales included common TO CHOICE
SoWs az si-sggs.s. and common TO pretty good
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

to a handsomely engraved invitation. a
list of the lady patronesses, list of the
Reception Committee. a list Of the COM
mittse on Arrangements. an engraved view
of the ornate Palace OF MACHINERY. {; char
acteristic view CT the Imperial Japanese
Gardens and Pavilions and a page devoted
to artiStically colored view of tho
Cascade Gardens and pavilions. The book
let Is yXi2 inches and II cents TN stamina n
required to have 1t posted IN the mails
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

Department ~ Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
meteorological observations received a. ~.
l. uis September 5. ioDs. at Ga .. IN. local
time and y. n. seventy nth meridian time.
ohseryat taken at the same moment q.
time at ali stations
stations DIFF To Ny Pain Weafhar-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
THE MARKETS.

All domestic exchanges were closed yes
terfay. Labor Day. No quotations GA
grain. stocks or cotton were posted. The
Republic quotes current prices on produce
and live stock.
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CHARGED with Aiding scaipers.

Charles Riley. former railroad con-
ductor. was arrested yesterday at Union
Station. charged with inducing persons
who had purchased tickets from scaIpers
20 leave the city after the broker had been
arrested. He Is held for further investiga-
ton
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HONEYMOON OF ONLY TEN HOURS.
Wife Sues for Divorce, Alleging
Fraud on Husband's Part.

one Of the shortest honeymoons ever
brought TO official cognizance in Madison
County Is alleged by Sarah Mcclure OF
Granite City. who represents In her bill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06

Southern DO. So. Er..iI-sal'-t 1fl selection a.
BIC f0- 30. pnd So Tor NJ .. p1rf-,ur-J "a
foregoing glue SO
les. Uncured ne less. and bulls &c less than
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>ItsreIIaneou. Markets.

GRASS sEEDS-NeE timothy g. s5fl, e. Val
HUNGARIAN a; s5ca1i: mile; at 75eJii-2s. orders
higher.
hEANs Pea s:ss Er :, s. fest ft9n st, s,.Te Pt
.p!i, pea. =: sIacksys . ysgs. Fsr ~: Lima
at s ts. !sT!!' ss5s .:4 sa an f. r.
CASTOR BEANS . per bu. fur urIr1- IN
ca nR !2is q III. Thepiis s .' aasrte.
2Gsl.c: evsggrstei Mt az.gtcs cores aai p@.I.
lhs. at ii.gIN,c. ei'oIs a; i',si'sc. Peaehe- II
iioNEY-Caub / at i-gic-: inferior. bro
ken OF csn1l-d not auo;sble. strained ~ x
iarerio- and dark: IN can. ''s.fsc
hrOAu ami black uixrd I..I-s. brown ard
black ,8i,a zs5y Mash.i,'-y,xsS x1 49,, ~
ENTITY BAEREI-S-CllI OIL turpen'iH~ and
go. Trh, III and vanish. -. rrashia~. SO:
sugar i5c. whisky So: whi..y bal; boz e.
win, or SPIRIT q aieohoI s.; kfau' .Iai =
ies e: e N for each b-nscn head or save:
cuQPERAGR cries, ~ rronf, delivery:
Lard ;es-. 5i-ij for wocl -b1gad- 500 :. f;r
!r"n h.und: cleo t.. 3. . f-r s-i11p; b-'ii
90. kr1u, casks 81 g. slack work b,!' Eight
hoop fou" 81: s-hpop r1r!- -. round p -
miIlr7n "a sppe DEE e ' 90 srp;l . 81: ned 10:
e-h:op lire !s.: l-hoo3 l'n.- -
LINSEEp oII--Haw ~: boiled sc: ie ie''
COTTON-SEED Oif>-Winter white f1r= gel
low -: summer whit. 1sr: yellow &c. sa4ad
20. cooking. white G5.. yellow -.
FEATHERS Prime Nlii;e live Eeess IN mai
sks 6sc. ana in large SIX -: uriur Eay I've
geese &c IN small and 80 L. inrse ~ lld
white Sgt,e; y -7a5.c: Xxx i1si-'-. AHN ~
lie, xxx &c: rare 10 per cent N snail 81
and large: duck white S5ff1--. dark "a
pc; turkey. body tdryD &C.: chicken. prime
RooTs.-Per ID: Ginseng a; * - 70 ,s-7s,er1-
my. ~.edy. etc. less. while choice iArE- brings
more: lady slipper o.; seneca -; pink =.
goiien seal 81. black SIC. May aE9l- =. snake
..a2sc. white snake a4e. angelica Sc; val. o.
bark u root -. bark - tree 3. bod 5gsi3-.
blue Gag &c; ssssa.ras. bsrk % root sg5i1c. Wild
glneeTsc. Al kinds In demand and firm.
BEkSWAi-pTirl- at % per r.
DEER SKINS. ETc.-E'-ima deer skin. &c
per ID: black tail 2-c-inferi0r Ies-: antelope
i.., Slsci goat 1sf5jc each-damaged out
COOPfRSTUFf-In car lots. gn trk.: slaves
Flour bhi at SO FOR co,tonw0Ut ard 8 3 for
mixed: meal bbi. a; 81 No : at 3. No hsit-
Dbl ,rum. q, $40: mili-rnn frsi; bbl, $ .:
beer key Si:3Ic. lard tee. 81. pslk tbl. SIS
Heading. per s-t-So -four bhL &c; nill-Tun
90: lard fierce isc' p5Tk bbl ne shaved
hoop.-Fsour Dbl. 8 % FOR corpe-. y; ro- hJosier.
half-bbl. 81: coilel elm fs-fo1ti SsdSzs. oaS
lard tee. cooper shaved. fIg9IZ: PORK bsi 3
SALT-E SIDE: Medium 81. sTanustei 81 DIT
Dbl. worth &c per bill. more this SIDE.
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Frdorado III. sept, 5.-yIrSiI FJe,cher and
Mis- Emma Broct~sil Of EldOrsdo were mar
ried Sunday At tie residence of the Reverend
Jchn YuppinS.
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Wool.

Stocks are quite large. and th-r. Is a csif
volume OF sales by deaiers. hu; little Going on
the regular market owing 10 lack OF offerings
from firs; hands. Market strong and ia = gen
orally healthy condition.
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Hldes.

Do Fight At Itisc: native and Arkansas at fsc-
latter on selection: Isisc for No and 1f;>- for
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EEpUBI.Ic SPECIAL.
Tarkio. No.. Sept S.-The county pom;-
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The funeral q. William HuenE~- Who xas
Eot,S. ~ near Ssa van si , ~ i are n ,ss;
Vicinity. with the single exception %, that %
rors ;han two and ane-hsir mites ions servires
Tere held In tie Evangelical church- The rail-
az Granite C1t,. IN vhich Hu@n.e- "A. n dr.
tor: Doctor 2 W FI.g-Hbagln. Fcrl!aanl
ton OF EIWsrisvii!4. Marx Hei..1z 81 Joiiins-
yllin ani f-rni! Hammer. Henry FEes-E and J.
Bel Of Granite CITY.
was TO; broken a. EdzsrisTilis rssisriay. bat
ci re Eisari rsl'x for dh1 .. ms. d,
rasni. almost .'noors,!'' him whom h~ ska.i
and YaTa Ro!!lsiic. - year old
Tbs Reverend Frank Brinknsvsr. pastor Of
ths German Methodist Chgrch, has been az,
Is.aSys n Few Jays ,' 20 o. Bsi.p Hs e sus
eesied BY the Reverend J. C. Hiidsns;sin.
-Pogesransis camp 10 ~. M2 2.,.; WOOD
travelling "a ,ge.,ai !. car a;,aehea TO train
JerseyvIno Notes.
Senator and NJ, 7. S. Chapman hsv. sons
TO Hamilton. y. y.
-Mr. and Mr. chari., 4: xaashn q 81:
visiting Mr and Mrs. r !. Vaughn.
Mayor J y. Allen Of Graft0n. Ill. vas =
visitor yrstertAy.
-Th. Reverend :. q. Klen.. pastor ., ~.
Boulder. Colo
Tn. annual Jersey County sunfaT School
Convention will beEn to-day AZ Grafton and
continue for tvo days
william rAvrsnc. has sold ths Northern
Hotel 20 s. II. HalfakeF.
w. II. vani.rslIes q wiehIi. Fails. Tex.
II tbs guest c: Jersey County ~iatisss
-Tns Rinz.l.y-Ru.eu stock Company began
weeks ensseeneHi last evening" az Fen.
O,era- house with the p-.ssntAu-n Of the farce
comedy Too Rich 90 Marry
-Jufss j n punn.xsa OF Alton was q Wis
itor yesterday.
a watermelon social was given At the First
u. L. Church last evening under the auspices
% the Ep~Orth LEAGUE.
Irving White has gone TO Omaha. Neo.
MI. and Mr.. l. 4. cramp have returned
TO Tusoois. III. after visiting friends
Harry Houshtin OF GuyInan. Ok. f. Q VS.
itor.
o. r. Smith has returned frc-n q hunting
trip 10 Swan Lake.
Tho Mothers Circle held The frs. r.etinz
OF tss sesson yester1aY afternoon In tho Car
n-gis Library. Childr.D's amuseInents aud
rights were discussed.
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'''- s8s-.s ~ 81. WV. Nv
BULLS.

l.. .lise.-. 1.s5 3...l0so... az LEO !, Il,
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The estimate OF oua--
aniine receipts to-day was for 50 cara bu, only
% cars. containing i,soi head. arrived In, tirn.
for the market. A portion of these arrived
lste IN the day; Indications at the opening from
reports received from other centers were Tor a
strong or higher basis, but buyers ON the con
tTsry: were lover bidders. claiming prices wer.
already much higher here than At other ~entsr1
As the result Of this differences the n,oyemen,
Was very slow and backward. only q few cs,,js
moving early through butcher And Ias,sn
outlet. Receipts contained mostly steers though
quite q sprtnklinE Of cows were offered ana
as rule. the quality OF both averaged Fair to
pretty good The close OF the market was no
sorro than the early. prices showing a sdIeo
decline. The top calves sold up 20 I'll aud
there was fully 81 difference between the 80
kinds OF last week. However, The Demand Wa
brink and prices firm
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Liverpool. Sept. g. - sp5t cotton. nod
Gratis business done: prices poiats lover.
American middiins fair s.sci. god mlddiing
I'D: nliddling 8. vi. low ni9slins s.2ti. god
ordinary s.osf: ordinary 5.7sd- The sales o. the
day were 100 bales. Of which 90 were for
speculation and expert. ard included Do Amer
lean. Rsceip's LID bales. all American. Fu-
lures opened quiet and closed quiet end steady.
American fniidlinE. ". o. G. Sept 5std. sept
and Oct. s.ood. Oct and Nov. Esd. Nov. and
Dec. Sod. Dec. and Jan. ssi. Jan. and Feb
5.fs6: Feb. and March 80, March and April
s.Gd: April and Mag s.t7d: May and June q ga.
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HELPERS
l. $40: az b. 7z4-.. z.S B... ss,... 2.s
g.: g.: IL e. e. g.: s D. g.: Co. Co.: Is
a.. CO.. as oows
o.: ii5.. Is 10: ~; 10: ass Il So So: i e
MIXED.
l.. So. rs l.. TO. i.iS
CALVES. PER HEAD.
l.. sis...I2ee r.. Z7.-.lo.eo a.. 1856. . 50
s T.: nj. IS T.: ia: s &c e.: f Es s. C
HoGs-1he receipts OF hogs were quite god.
the arrivals amounting 70 around 800 head. bu.
half OF them were shipped IN from Western
POINTS srsss 70 sss leaving tho number
Tho market opened with a good demand from,
shippers and city butchers hn, the p~rss,s 90
hogs weighing 100 70 go lbs. sold quickly at an
buy me- q ' sg'ns and
were not extra good were only yalec biEher and
sold rather slow. After the early arrtrais were
and hogs coming. in late had TO sell with most
Of the advance OF, however, before the market
elsssd shs ofcrings were wsll cleaned 1 up;
RIVED and several loads OF good lambs were in:
clude1. but there was not a great many good
: rood demand for All desirable riock and trad:
ing was active with prices generally considered
s rh.ds better than The latter part Of last week.
proyemsnt whatever on Gull lambs. buyers want
n9tains but the good fat ones. Suckers sold
HoRsEs-The feature Of the opening Of the
week IN the horse market was the good demand
susnstinS from the South Tor small hogses.
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;ure G. Stage Of river. rs feet.
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I'D. futures quiet: Sept - si.d. Dec. a. ed
Bar silver.
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market was quiet and inactive, a. there vere
scarcly enough available TO interest BUYERS
nevertheless the few available brought good
-tesdy prices. Some decent kinds Of medium
welght steers sold at 0.Gas.3o. which was
about the extent o: the suppiy.
STEERS
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BULLS
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