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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

Gan Old Line Democrat writing TO
the Boise Capital News says mat JUST
10 show the political character OF the
gentlemen who are now directing the
destlnies Of the Democratic party III
Idaho, the following categorical state
n,ent Of past party affiliations may
prove Of interest;
Senator Fred T. Dubols-Republican;
anti Mormon; silver Republican,; fu-
sionlst. Democrat; American"
Charles A. Arney--Sectetary TO seh-
ator Dubois and secretary OF the penn
ocratlc state central committee hepuD-
lican; anti-Mormoni silver Republican,
fuslonlst Democrat. American
81 r. Donnelly ex-chairman Demo
cratic central commlttee-RepubIcani
silver Republican; fuslonist Democrat
American
c. j. Bassett. ex-secretary OF state
Ex-secretary Republican state central
committee; Mormon Jack-Mormon'
Republicans. ant-Mormon; Silver Re-
publican. fusionist. Democrat; 'Amerl-
can"
p. NJ. Davis, ex-state insurance COM
missioner Populist; American,
c. Heryey Jackson chairman Demo-
cratic state central committee-Tam-
many Democrat from New York city,
and the only one In high Democratic
circles who is not political renegade
from some other party.
Fine showing, isn't ~ one calculate
cd TO arouse unbouuded enthusiasm
among real Democrats who still believe
I'm the fundamental doctrines OF their
party as enunclated by great men IKE
Jefferson. Jackson and Calhounl
Let the truth be understood. This
Is fight made under guise Of De-
mocracy by Dubois and his committee
without a thought or reference to any
tenet OF the doctrines Of the party, ma
tonal or local. This fight Is being
waged (feebly 10 be sure) solely IN the
interests OF one man who desires re-
election to the United States senate and
the scheme is so patent that blind
man might read Il. 1t IL simply the
attempted revival Of a religious ques-
ton finally settled II years ago and
dead ever since then, Even Senator
Dubois himself admitted this In the
United states senate more than year
ago.
The real Democratic party Of Idaho
never htNAtu " NAliNNN W."
dering corpse OF the past, but the dele
gates to the Lewiston convention, were,
BY some hypnotic means, cajolled into
making it the one issue Of the campaign.
II was a mistake that VIII split their
party asunder and dlsorganize II for
years The real Democrats represented
by such newspapers as the Daily Capt.
tai News OF Boise; the Daily Tribune OF
Lewiston, the Advance OF Pocatello,
and a score Of others Will follow the lead
OF this mOngrel aggregation but they
will Slll maintain the semblanoe Of an
organization and win eventually wrest
the leadership Of their party from those
who have destroyed N, There VIII come
time when Democrats and Republi-
cans OF Idaho can fight II out squarly
and honestly upon issues that are Of VI
tai importance to the state and hation.
Hut not this year This Is "a be a one
issue campaign, II Mr.. Dubois and his
followers can make II so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
INITIAL MESSAGE.
P. II. Lsnnan Sends First Dispatch
Over Postal Wires.

The initial message from Salt LAKE
over the Postal Telegraph company's
wires was sent this morning, at 1915
o'clock by P. H. Lannan to Clarence
II. Mackay in New York, congratulate
ing him ON the accomplishment of the
companys long cherished purpose TO
do business IN this city. Mr. Mackay
replied accepting the congratulations,
and proposing 10 make the Postal
popular Institution I'm this as wen az In
other cities whore new connections are
being made. Vice President w. H.
Baker Of the company and wife arrived
today from the east, with General Supt
H. j. Reilly OF Chicago, and both OIL
cIals will remain IN this city several
days looking over the local plant. Busl-
ness operatlo begin In 10 days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, Sept 30--Fifth series 81 lle IN l,D
auction sales closed today When lus ~,
opened bidding was active and nlo' yni,
ciiptlve ruled unchanged from ths ',,mJ
closing. Later the frmncs lnctel'.l s a',f
often advances Of per cent were sw,J
Greasy secured sold wei. Mol.uin , 1
heavy greasles. which az urt w.re i ,anify
weaker improper. inferior ana iaui
scoureds were irregular and hId l' , w,
The demand for crossbfeus wv al
strong throughout. Coarse sola iIuE III
unchsngcd rates and medium and scou.f'
advanced : per cent Good greasy s ,n,isi
INK from cape Of Good Hone c ,9 at tse
~ advance. The sales closVu .,sranv
best prices The market % p1i MY, N ai
clear oil old stock Durlng nc Mle Wnj
bales were taken by home bnyeii va, and
for the continent. 1000 fol Ahe''''N '
5000 were held over .,,t "a Sifl
bales. Superior sllpcs sold do ssSsiflSpei,
the July average. Coed greM. e'''
we're In active request for Amei''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
LATE LOCALS.

The oyerhauling OF the White House
hotel and It's complete interior remod-
elling, have been completed,
The little Paradlce cir, baby who fell
from the third story Of the Eagle block,
yesterday morning appears to be all
right today, but little the worse for
the fan.
After last nights performance az the
Salt Lake Theater. Miss Sallle Fisher,
Miss Ida Savage, Mrs. w, d. Ritter, n.
l.. Morris and Hugh W. Dougall made
up a very pleasant party who partook
OF a generous midnight spread at the
Wilson cafe.
The cold wave is passing on and the
weather today Is much warmer and
oyercoats are not needed this after
noon The minimum temperatures
we're moderate yesterday all over the
country. and heavy rains have fallen
over Colorado, New Mexico and vest
ern TeNas -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
COURT NOTES.

Judge G.. w Morse Is holding court
IN Tooele today and hence there will
be no court I'm his division here until
Monday.
The Jury IN the case OF the state Of
Utah against Aqullla Yeager which
was tried In Judge Lewis court yes
terday has returned verdict Of not
guilty Yeager was charged with at
tempting TO rob Olgi Martin, a Com
ioercal street resident Of some Of her
jewelry.
The ease OF George d Chesley against
the Consolidated Railway 4 Power
company was dismissed at plaintiffs
cost today by Judge Morse upon stlpu-
latlon between the parties 10 the ac-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
TO FRUIT GROWERS.

County Fruit Tree Inspector Soren-
son has issued The following can for
samples Of fruit for exhibit at the state
fairs Some people may have q few
choice punches Of grapes or other
fruit but not enough TO make an entry
for exhibition and prizes al the fair n
people viii send such fruit to the hor-
tlcultural department &C the fair by
sending their name and address on box,
Il viii be duly labeled aud exhibited to
their credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
STATE FAIR.


The state fair management believes
In advertising. Tomorrow afternoon,
between the hours Of 3 and 5, the two
celebrated diving horses Powderface
and cupid. VIII parade the principal
streets accompanied by q brass band.
This il for the purpose Of arousng
interest In the fair, which the man.
agement states viii this year be the
greatest ever
Secretary Bateman states that all
fair business to be transacted through
his Office, will be done on and after
Monday next at the fair grounds, and
II opportunity offers he VIII make the
move from the Hooper building, satur.
day afternoon, or evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
BUSINESS NOTES.

A leading real estate firm concluded
five deals ON Wednesday Involving,
SIS 500
Today's local bank olcarlngs amount
ed to Ai4.iSi.51 az against $50, 5i3Si
Tor the same day last year The
clearlngs for the entire month just
closed. amounted 60 Sl2,56S,S5l,3S as
against 81, SS9, 5000 In September, 1908.
Bradstreets Agency reports The fol-
loving commercial conditions obtaining
IN this city, FOR the week ending last
evening. Wholesalers IN general lines
are filling back orders Wholesale gro.
GERS report an individual Increase Of
business occasiohed by lessened com
petition. The general tone Of the mar
ket has materially improved and better
conditions are anticipated as soon as
farm products and beet crops are re-
allied ON. House building Is active,
but mining development IL stationary.
collections are improved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
WILLIAM BOWERS
SEEKS FREEDOM
Files Petition for Writ Of Hobeas
Corpus in The District Court
Today.
ASKS POLICE TO RELEASE HIM.
Claims Tie Was Arrested Without My
VIBRANT or Authority Whatever
And Is Reid Ia Jail.

A petition Tor "a writ of habeas cor.
pus uss filed FOO the district court today
10y william Bowers, VINO claims 10 be
unlawfilly restraihed OF bis liberty by
Chief Of Police Lynch of this city The
petition alleges thu Bowers Tas ar
rested by Chief Lyncn ON Sept q With
out any warrant OF arrest or without
any authority whatever and has been
unawfurIy confined IN M Getty jail ever
since.
II Is claimed that The object Of Ntl-
toner's arrest IS 10 fend him back to
Henry county, laa where he IL wanted
asa witness iu % case 90 be tried there.
The prisoner claims ltit there y no
warrant or other process Of law out
f0r his arrest, ana that his detention by
Chief Lynch Is Illegal and ne asks mat
he be released under writ Of habe.s
corpus. The petition viii be heard be-
fore Judge Lewis this afternoon at 3
o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
GOVERNOR OF ARzILA
Murdered by Trlbesmen for Sake
OF Revenge.

Tangler. Morocco, Sept N-The COVER
nor OF Arzlla, who was the father'in-law
N the former war minister, III Monebhi,
has been murdered AT Arzila by people
OF the surrounding tribes. The murder
was committed out OF revenge for the ac-
ton OF the governor IN imprlsoning me-
hers OF the tribes The mnrderers re-
leased the prisoners at Arzlla and killed
many Of the townspeople.
Great alarm prevails az ArizAa and the
authorities there have appealed 70 Mo-
ahmmed M Torres. the representative at
rangler OF the sultan, 10 send them as
sistanCc,
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ADDRESSED THE STUDENTS
Mabello Biggart B. A., Of New York
City at Barratt Hall This Morning


This morning at the Latter-day
Saints university Miss MabelleBiggart
u. A.. OF New York city, briefly ad.
dressed the students on the value Of
having true aims IN life. Miss Bigsart
said SHE was delighted TO meet such
body of western students Thirteen
years ago she had occupied the chair Of
pratory aud literature IN the University
Of colorado and Was therefore faml.
iar With the aims " western boys and
girls. She stated that the responsible
tiles of the west IN the destlnies OF thN
nation are at least az great as those
Of any other part Of this country and
related by way OF illustration some Of
the things to be seen among the No
uiis aud Navajo Indians among whom
she has recently been living for the
purpose OF sociological study She saw
there besides the sheep the cattle aud
the HORSES. the women at work IN the
hoe gardens. ana not far on many Of
the men playing a gambling game they
called Monte when she asked where
lhey had learned that game they said
from the MeXicNnS. Now canning
laid the speaker, lisa game mat goes
On in all society, only IL Is mostly In
other forms than those played by the
indians. We often rick our reputation
,ur hopes our lives, on some mere
chance Young people. viii you let your
lives be mere games Of chance. or shall
they be- based ON reality and ON the
principles OF truth and right? II
';od IS IN your HE and n Christ abides
in you. you may go around the world.
With the golden rule as you shield and
motto"
Miss Blggart viii preach q public
sermon next Monday morning ln Bar
raft Hall al ten o'clock 10 which all
are invited, and ON Monday evening
WI give a condensed dramatization Of
Geo Ellots Adam Bede at the same
place
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MR.. sCHLACKs COMING.
Retiring Manager Of the Rio Grande is
Also In Party.

Gen supt j II Young Of the RIO
Grande has gone down the road 10
meet Mr. schhcks who is coming west
on No, g. II Is reported thot Gem
eral Manager Edison Of the D. q r. q.
Is also en- route 10 Utah to go duck
hunting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
SPIRITED PRIMARIES.
Republicans of Weber County
Prepare for Convention.

NlttlNl RNlANN t'iiNNftNf
Ogden. Sept 30,-Republican prlma-
rles Tor the election Of delegates to the
county conviction, which conyenes here
saturday, were held IN all the districts
Of the county last night lnasmuch as
there is strong rivalry FOR places on
both the county and legislative tick
cts. considerable interest was manifest
ed. the friends Of the different candi-
dates being out In force to assist IN
shaping the delegations.
The principal contest Is ior state SEN
ator. with A. ). Condor, c. r. Holdings
worth and II. G. Wardlelgh as candi-
dates Another struggle Is for county
eommlsslonerships, the leading candi-
dates being oscar Madsen Joseph stan
ford. Lyman skeeu and Jesse Towers.
For superintendent Of county schools
the dght is between w. ID. Peterson
ana Thomas Mckay. both popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Verdict For Defendant.

The Jury in the condemnation suit Of
the Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany against John Halllng which was
tried In Judge Stewards court has re-
turned verdict In favor OF defendant
for The sum OF Sl.AOO OF that amount
the jury found that the land condemned
was worth $500, and the damages TO the
remainder OF defendants land and the
Improvements thereon were assessed az
5000 The land condemned was used by
defendant as a brick yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
FRED. L. OSWALD DEAD.
Well.Known Sheep and Mining Man
succumbs TO Bright's Disease,

Fred L. Oswald the well known sheep
nan, mining stock OPERATOR died this
morning, at the age Of a. OF combina-
ton Of Brights disease and heart
weakness The demise occurred at his
late residence, 27l east First South
street, after a sickness extending over
several years, though the final Illness,
the immediate cause Of death coming
on two weeks ago. The deceased leaves
u wife and child, Mr. Oswald Is an old
time sheep man operating for years
largely In Idaho and was well known
In livestock circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
MAY DAY ADVANCED AGAIN.

May Day made another advance this
afternoon and landed at l2N cents,
Butler-Llberal and Cahsa were the
only other stocks sold. The sales were.
Carlsa, 1000 az Ok.
May Day 1850 at l2i5 500 at 1919; 500
at l2N 500 at i2i
Butlr-Llbera 1000 at sls 900 at sA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d
gestive organs will be regulated an
you win be bright, active and reao
Tor any kind OF work. This h.
been the experience Of others;
will be yours, HOODS PILLS ar
sold by oil medicine dealers. % CITE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
A. p. us in Utah County.
sneclal Corresnondenee.

SpeCIW NOTTtSVUHuHNVV'
Provo. Utah Co., Sept SO.-Accordlng
to the views expressed by q prominent
salt Lake politician, the "a. P. US
viii get their greatest number Of votes
nom the Evangelical churches who are
not In politics. lie explains that the
Raptists have officially endorsed the
movement: that the Presbyterlans VIII
give no official endorsement, but viii
scratch cutler and Howell. The Con-
gregatlonalists will "go az they please
and what II any action the Methodlsts
viii take he does not know but from
the churches he expects the new party
to draw its greatest strength,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
STOLE A GRIP.

At an early hour this morning Sergeant
Roberts arrested fellow named G, X
Dubois ON suspicion OF having stolen a
grip from the Nebraska second hand
store. The police believe that they can
provo that Dubois stole the grip. and IL
Is probable that he will be charged with
burglary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
SMALL BLAZE.

AZ e o'clock this morning there was o
small blaze at Joseph VIM Taylor's un.
lertakine establishment % south West
Temple street, The fire was among some
ruhtigh and papers IN the basement the
rausc of which n unkn0wn. The depart
mont made a quick run 20 the place, and
soon had the hre oxtingulshed No dam.
age was done and there was no loss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York. sept. 90-.sggnr raw s'easy
Fair refining, ~; centrifugal p l""'
j-lG: molasses sugar 3is ,...
Refined Steady Crushed 5.oi po"u"'
ed, 5.95, graduated j.&
Coffee Steady. No. Rio Slt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30

the needs Of the various localities with
respect 20 arc lights The council
now has a large number OF petitions
for arc lights on hand, and the COM
mlttee VIII Investigate the conditions
in the localities asking FOR lights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
IDAHO A. P US
ARE ON THE ROCKS.
Dubois Storm Starters Turned
Down by the Rear Lake
Democrats
HAVE NO MONEY FOR THEM.
Notice Served ON Anti Mormon Ma
chine 10 that Effect by the Com.
mittee sen,

Apparently the Idaho Democrats have
no funds for the Dubois campaign,
judging from the notice served on the
Gem State branch Of the a. p, US by
Messrs. Hart ana Hon OF the Bear Lake
county Democratic committee. The fol.
lowing clipping from the Sugar city
Times under the date line Of Montpelier
gives the situation In nutshell'
The following kilograms are being
handed around among the faithful here
and may be taken az an Indication OF
the direction OF the campaign In Bear
Lake county this tall;
Boise, Ida Sept l3,-W H. Hof
Montpelier, Ida. Can YOU procure nan
tor Heltfeldt at Pdrls, Monday evening
the 10th, aud Montpelier, the 2Othy AM
swer. CHAS. II. JACKSON,
Chairman.
G. n Jackson, Ch9igman Boise, lda''
Have no money for campaign purposes
Who pays the bills for hiring halls
H. II. H0FF.
Boise Ida, Sept III Z Hart
Chairman Dem. Co. Com, Paris, Ida,
Hon ttlegraphs Have no money Tor
campaign purposes VINO pays the bills
for hlr ng halls2" What are we TO infer
from .hls2
CHAs. H. JACKSON,
Chairman,
Boise Ida, Sept. 14-H. IL. Hon,
Paris, Ida. BY your telegram are we
to infer that the state committee IS TO
receive no assistance from Bear Lake
county In this campaign
CHAs H. JACKSON
Chairman.
Paris, Ida. Sept i5--Charles II. jack
son. Chairman, Boise. Ida; From II.
n. Hoffs telegram you may infer that
we have no money 20 pay the expenses
of any crusade against any creed
church or people In our state, Let those
who take stock In this warfare put w
the cash.
JAMES Il. HART.
Chairman Co. Dem. Com
HENRY II. HOFF.
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DIED.

sCHoFlELD.-of old age' N'''
schoncld, aged " a.. rho Eleventh
Funeral Will take place ~ snntay.
ward Westinghouse, Y noon 9'"'''
nIsHoP.-At 76j west N s,tsa Usher
n street SEPT 30, Rachael sy ,cssssd wal
wife OF James Hlshop. Dcstsr Eng
horn March iC, 1856 IN l ,Seres q j, =
Funeral from the ,rr s,lGJle' street sur
Reid. 76S west Norm ,ig,in,ds cordially ~
day al Z NOON ff's"U'
Vifed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
TEA

We are doing our part in
raising the grade Of tea in
this country.
Your grocer returns YOU nOaT 4 w. donl Ike
SsAilng' Dat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
rwo DIVORCES.
Amanda finch and Cora white Get De-
erses Of Separation,

Judge Hall this afternoon granted
two DEGREES Of divorce, Amanda II.
Finch was granted q divorce from AL
fred Finch on the grounds OF deser-
ton and failure 10 support They we're
married In this city on Jan. 30 1908 aud
have on child, the custody Of which Is
awarded To plaintiff,
Cora NJ White was granted q divorce
from Charles NJ, White whom she mar
RED at Howell Mich, ON June %. 1902.
The grounds We're failure 20 support.
plaintiif'e maiden name Cora NJ Ste
phens was restored 20 her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
CHARGED wIrn BURGLARY.


The case of the stateof Utah against
Joe Gallagher charged With attempt
ing 10 commit burglary, is on trial to-
day before q jury In the criminal dlyl-
sion u the district court Gallagher
IL charged with attempting to break
into y. H. Marines store at AZ west
Second South street on the night OF
May n, 1904. with intent to commit
burglary He il being defended by
Attorney Don " Harwood. The prose-
cution * being conducted by District
Attorney Smith.
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TrOsslgl1f

II your liver is out Of order, causn
BilIousnoss, Sick Headache, Hear
burn, OF Constipation, take a dose
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Ward
Entertainments.

4 farewell party will be given In the
Nineteenth ward westinghouse next
Monday evening. IN honor OF Elder
Walter G.. Johnson who leaves Oct, s
on a mission TO Germany The follow
Ink interesting program has been pre-
pared
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
NEEDED ARC LIGHTS.
Council Comnittes TO Tour City and
Determine Needs.

The city council committee on i'm.
proyements VIII make a tour OF the
atty this afternoon to determine upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
WOOL


st. Louis, sept 9'-MSiG oo,e slf1. hHc
riiofy and western moeaiiyyil'''
medium, lldiS; fine iogle. ------
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KANSAS CITY
PRODUCE.

Chicago Sept. N.-Dcccmber wheat
opened isGh lower u unchanged al l.li1s
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LIVESTOCK.
CIIIcA0o.

Chicago. Sept --Cattle-Receipts. 3d.
90; market stoudy. Good 20 prime steers,
.76dG. l0 poor TO medium, 3.Ou5. 9i
stnckers and feeders. G.3niU0, COWS, l0
4i.g0. hcifers. NUll0, Gamers 500
$40. bulls. 0Oli 100, calves, S,WHJ.5li
Texas fed steers, i.ooai.eoi western steers
3.0ofti.S0
Hogs Receipts today, ioeoi tomorrow;
600 market 10 cents higher. Mixed ana
butchers. 81 i5fi6.50 gond TO choice heavy,
f. ald6. TO- rough heavy, s.0pJlJ; llght
;. gn6 .00 bulk Of sales. 1.i5n6w.
Sheer Receipts 500; market steady,
lambs steady Good 20 choice wetheTs,
.SOai 20; fair 10 choice mixed, 3.3p3'i1i
western sheep. S0allO. native lambs
l.0GG.OO western lambs 4.0a0,P
OMAHA.
south Omaha Sept 8O.-Cattle Re-
CENTS 300: market best, steady; 9th
ers lower Native steers. io0nB00, COWS
ana heiiers. 2.9d3 .6O western steers 2.9Q
Ia 40, Texas steers 2G5u3.i0, cows and
helfers O. lOd2.2j Gamers, l.vGii.Vli
stockers and feeders. g.2jla.Q0; calves
.OOfl5. IS; bulls, stays, etc. lljaJ.W,
Hogs- Receipts, $500 market cents
higher Heavy 5.0N55Oi mixed, 5.31gs %;
light i.isfis.Ni pigs 5~g''"' polK OF
sI sheer Receipts $500; market weak.
Westerns' 3.GmI0o. WetheFs, 3.iOuSNi
ewes 'OOag.i comon and siockers, asa
3.l5; lambs. 4iOaSw'
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Sept 90 Cattle Receipts,
4 Loo. market steady Native steers, a.i)
lG 01. native cows and helfers, l.0ui,Sy.
stockers and feeders, 2,EQAo0. bulls. Lilo
09.ei, calves. g.JNij.j0, western steers,
4 00di q. western COWS, 5Oii3,3
Hogs-Recelpts 1900. market higher
pdk OF sales 6.7ja5.0. heavy, 5.S)n5.aj;
hackers 5.75q5.a pigs and lights, 5.ejp
$50
sheep-Recelpts. ESQ; market steady.
Mutions. .25d3. 50, lambs. i.09no p; range
wethers. 3.25Q3. S0 ewes, 2.On3.N.