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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-22
Miss Tilla Lurton went to Chi

Miss Tilla Lurton went to Chi
cago Saturday night. Her brother,
Ole Marsh accompanied her.
Mrs. c. j. Weiser arrived home
from Chicago, this morning where
she had been the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. " estby re-
turned to Madison, Wis, Saturday,
night, having visited various rela-
tives here during the past week.
Mrs. w. C. Hogan went to Ores
co yesterday to meet her mother,
Mrs. Montgomery who returned from
a three months visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Geo. Edwards and daughter
Helen, returned to Kempton, N. d.
yesterday, having been here to the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Stos-
kopf.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-22
Mrs, R. NJ. Noble, of Riceville

Mrs. r. NJ. Noble, of Riceville,
arrived here yesterday for a week.
visit with Mrs. l. w. Brunt.
Miss Milla Gilbertson went to
Waukon yesterday for a few days
visit with her parents.
Miss Sadie Bronner came down
from Cresco yesterday, for a short
visit at the Dunbar home.
Mrs. j. NJ. McCusker and Miss
Thressa Asseln went to Minneap,-
lis, Monday, expecting to be gone a
week.
Mrs Fred Albertson returned
to Ridgeway yesterday, haviI 3
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Haakenson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-22

Mrs. H. Campbell went to Cres-
co Saturday for a few days visit
with friends.
Watch for the Catholic ladies
food and fancy work sale, Saturday,
Dec 16.
Mrs. H. Renken went to Min
neapolis Saturday for a two weeks
visit with her children.
Mrs. A. Biggs, of Hankinson, \.
D., was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Germann, a few days la t
week.
Mrs. w. P. Rima went to st.
Paul Saturday, where she will take
treatment for rheumatism with Dr..
Gillette.
Mrs, f. F. Guiffroy and children
returned to Charles City Friday,
having spent three weeks here with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude Boyd of Mason
City spent a few days here with Miss
Mary Noecker last week. She return
ed Monday.
Mrs. T. E. Roberts returned 20
Fayette, Saturday. after a weeks
visit at Burr Oak, with her mother,
Mrs Weldon.
Miss Hilda Bake returned to
Waterville, Iowa, Thursday after n
weeks visit here with Miss Milly
Gilbertson.
MIS-. Mary Ruffridge returned
to Greene, Iowa, Saturday, having
been here to the funeral of her mo-
Their, Mrs. Stoskopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ MacReyn-
olds went to Minneapolis Saturday
for a visit with their children, Mrs.
T. B. Catlin and G. w. MacReynolds
Miss Emma Schaub concluded
two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Otto Anderson, and returned to
her home at Searsboro, Iowa, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Heller and
son departed for Chicago Friday
lhaving spent a week here with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Bear.
Mrs. II. Sherry and daughter,
Mrs. Melvin Johnson and Miss Emily
Lennon went to New Hampton
Thursday and spent the day with
Mrs j. F. Robinson.
Mrs. j. w. Philpot who had
been here to inspect the w. r. c. re-
turned to Dubuque, Friday. She
was a guest of Mrs. c. A. Mollart
during her stay here.
fowl Alison arrived from Win
inipeg, Canada, last week on visit to
his mother, who has been i'll. Mr..
Olson is now railroading in Canada.
lie formerly lived at End 'rlin, N. D.
Mrs. Bertha Skinner returned
to Minneapolis Saturday after a
short visit here at the Harry Skin.
ner home. Her mother4in-law, Mrs.
Fannie Skinner who accompanied
her here will remain for Longer
visit.
| Special matinee prices for 1.-The
Bohemian Girl" S1.O0, 75c and soc,
all reserved seats. Secure them at E.
J. Parman's. Afternoon performance
at 2:15. evening performance at
500 -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kittelson
of Albany, Wis, who have been vis-
iting Mrs. Harry jacobson few
days went to Thompson Iowa yes
terday where they will visit rela-
tives.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will
entertain at the Woodmen Hall,
Tuesday, Nov. %. Mrs. Frank Hess,
Miss Rose Sherry, Mrs. John Schim-
ming and Mrs. NJ. Welch, will serve
All are cordially invited.
Mae Murray, STAR, Today.
Chester COnklin, STAR, Thursday.
Paramount and Others, Star, Fri.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Only
81 more
Shopping days
Until Christmas.
Why not do your shopping early
Rev. l. B. Torrison arrived home
from Chicago Wednesday night.
Miss Irene Clark of Postville
visited the Misses Mahar here last
week.
Miss 1illa Tollefson went to
Cedar Falls, FRIDAY, where she will
teach.
r.. f. Gibson returned to St.
Paul, Friday, after an extended Wis
it here.
Miss Esther Hildahl of Cresco
is visiting her friend, Miss Fannie
Paine here this week.
Miss Eva Tierney returned to
Lawler Monday, having spent SUI.
day here with friends.
Mrs. M. Haines of Davenport
spent the week end here with her
sister, Mrs. Eva Fleming.
Rev. N. o. Arveson returned to
St. Olaf, Iowa, Thursday, after a
visit at the Atkinson home.
Miss Clara Josvanger went to
Forest City Thursday, where she
will attend Waldorf College.
Orlando Qualley who is attend
ing Luther College spent Sunday
with his parents at Ridgeway.
Mrs. Fred Bailey arrived home
from Chicago Thursday, where she
has been the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Pryde are
here from Chicago to see the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Riste, who is i'll.
Mrs. f. j. Rosenthal went to
Postville, Monday, for short visit
at the home of her brother, j. M.
Boehm.
H. B. Montgomery went to Chi
cago Monday night on business t.
purchase more goods for his Motor
Supply Co.
Miss Elsie Boldt returned to
Bagley, Wis, Monday having spent
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Kinney.
Mrs. E. E. Kittelson arrived
here Friday from Albany, Wis, for
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Jacobson
Mrs. A. E. DuMez returned to
Stewartsville, Mimi, Friday, after c
short stay here with her daughter,
Mrs. e. j. Parman.
Mrs. c. X. Preus and her grand
children went to Byron, Mimi
Thursday, where her son, ]. C. X.
Preus is now located. >@t u.
Mrs. o. H. Stevens returned. to
Cresco Friday, having spent few
days with her mother, Mrs. ! VIM
Dickinson at Ereeport.
Mrs. &C. Chase and daughter
Marjorie returned to their home at
Fredericksburg Friday. having spent
a week here with relatiyssa q.
AIRS. Chas. Mckinney returned
to her home at DEBORAH last week.
after having had a splendid visit
with Mrs. C. M. Beach and other
friends here. The McKinney's have
one Of the handsomest homes We
have seen in DEBORAH, and Mr.. Nc
Kinney is one of the officials of that
city.-Canton Reporter.
Mae Murray, STAR, Today.
Chester COnklin, STAR, Thursday.
Paramount" and Others, Star, Fri.
The sun., 1916-09-26
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT--The market was ae:ty. ard
etrons at the outset vita biyfng On orders
suit % the improved export demand.
liverpool cables. we're strong and higher
and sentiment: abroad was hullish on our
advance OF saturday. rs well as owing 20
smaller offers from exporting countries and
continued unfavorahl" crop adviccs from
estimated az about 900. 900 bushels. irciul-
Ing about 100. 900 80 the Greek Government.
On thc advance longs took profits and This
houses In the West. caused q sharp reac-
ton. At the close values were nj about the
low Of he day: ranging from ~. s%dvaaG,
was thought that she technical position had
been somewhat Weakened by last wcek's
advance ~ 10 cents ~ bushel. and the re-
action occurred despite underlying bullish
Worlds exports for the week were s.5oi.-
previous week and $4,000 las, year. while
81 re ,,sL; The ya;'Ois %, ,u JSS = ne
as.in.t li.:45.ooo ia.t Se9r when there
In the local cash market No. | durum
was quoted ~ si.7?i.; No. hard. sL7it;
No.. y northern, Duluth. si.sti.; No, !
Y Yssi"'" "'"''''1' e"
CORN The nsrlsct. advanced .anc.
ear's. in sympathy with wheat. but under
lynx sentiment was hpVIEeNty btdTlst
/ owing 10 moro favorable weather FOR cur
Ming the new crop. and subsequently prices
cased or and closed - ii ~. net Tower.
cables were strong. owing to hrmey ex-
Worlds exports were a,s,5.o0O bushels.
compsSed with s.i:3.0oo last week and D.
8 1900 last year. Tho visible supply In
creased 7tl,ooo bushels, against mn In.
crease o; :,0'Seo Las year In ,h% local
Z Sc. c. 1. (. New York.
OATS Prices followed corn and wheat.
closing u g. net lower. Receipts were again
large and the visible increased :.:0a:ooc
bushels. bringing the total 10 &c. o33.0 900.
mpnr rcd with ~, $50 900 last year. Expor;
sales. were estimated at 200, 900 bushels.
Local Gosh market firm; standard quoted
II sax I5S1c,;. No. 3 white. 53GI3Hc.:
{ No. I white. 81. ga.sc fancy clipped
h white, 65i. MhtNc. ordinary clipped
!. white. 6sL a55'4c.. all elevator.
nYE-Markct Hrm. No. 2 Western,
: e1.:1is c. l. 2. New York.
. BARLEY Marke; steady. Feeding. soc.
e. /. Z. New York,
I HAS--Msrket steady. No. !. sl.l3; No,
I :. $I.0j; No. :. 81: shipping. 50 zoe.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1916-09-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeipts. 60 bags
100 lbs. ss,45@s!o;f air. TO good. 5000;
s SsiI0i 1860 RScai s. fhG'q LADY % SSssiaS;, poor Cali T.
fornis; ;s5Sas,so; small, white, csli,or.
m siag% s.' sho iS,. ,'so.s ss $50 ''; Shi,s s:' Sidn nss.
Shs''s se,is veg ss s.'s shio i%pes ss.sc; e p.ns:. c g., f.
fornia, choice. s 6.;bmS.st: lima. caiifor-
sis; 'h ,Sls'. pis LACK .y S;sV G;a,, psn,;i sio!ss.
i.35.
buTTER-Receipts, .7,esi packages. In
1nrsamery. higher scoring than extras. $50
Ss.o'sss .@eor:i. siM aasiss.; thirds is'? sSss
s sirs,: s sf 8 ass s uniai.es s. a aisssr , aasn
srSs; finest ssisa5is:: good 20 prime.
r.novatsd. extras. soa soisc.:' ar.is. ssa
i,iisc'; lower sraaes, ~ a.shre.; imita-
s''1c.; lower grades. .GG l7c; packing
stock. current make. No. ]. c1nc.; No. 2.
.t'a q &c; lower grades. -6Q zee.
CHEE<E-Recclpts. 100 boxes. STATE.
whole milk. RATS. early made. specials. ID.
ls% a zoe: fresh. co'ored. specials. l9A ~
zoe. white. specials, Io% q zoe coio-ed. a,-
rag ianey. l'aei whit; average .inci.
mado. specials. io% u zoe: fresh. specials.
leA q :oe;; average fancy. 12iac.: state.
whole milk. cheddars. early made. specials.
i9+ 70 zoe. {: single daisies. fancy. gee: ali
styles, undergrades. ls9iec.: Wisconsin.
whole milk. early made. twins. fancy. lox
double daisies. ish soc: single daisies,
isk q zoe; Young Americas, cox @ 2OIsc.
state, skims. early made. specials. 1914 c.
current make. specials. is1l6bc.: choice.
l5ai5tsc.; fair TO good. itGithc.; lower
COTTONSEED Ou-Nasket Arm and
higher. closing ~ net gains Of 10 to 10
points. October position made new high
record for season and near months were
relatively stronger than moro Distant posi-.
tons. South was credited with buyins
quite freely. Competing fats and grcases
showed frmness, with stocks considers
small. Range Of prices;
The sun., 1916-09-26
COTTON MARKET.

strengthened. cxpert ations. of tnllish crop
ASuree from the Government next week and
N anything ike depressing volume seemed
70 be responsible for sharp advances IA the
cotton marks! ,yes!erday morning. Active
~ ~ y level .sii''s 81 s. s., 1%Sas onc s'' he s0S Sems md
is0s evidence sS,s s0s ard , iSSs''s we're .0p geSc,,o Ss later
s cssS, . ii,,ls more a"siSs during n. after:
closing Of Ioisc.. The general .iist closed
steady ut n net decline OF 3 TO . points.
m market opened firm al sn advance o. s
20 &c points IN response TO relatively steady
liverpool cables. There seemed little doubt
tAs! There had been selling toward the end
private condition isur-s. and expect ations
.}has thc continued good weather and the
scc ecu Of supplies IN the interior
iHe. call, hut the market soon frmet up on
- sS'' vii, i''s wsifi' s !nr.'cu ana up es . co %rSs
lions. Thcve was also q revival Of moderate
tensnd from commission houses. which was
report making the crop condition ts.3, against
NJ last month. ~ . net advance OF ~
70 70, = sI point; sos So ,. : r. ' Is,or ae Ws. co Insane
lively duies. with prices saggins on under
sg.alisinS; Thy close was within : or . points
Tho Government crop report late las. month
mad the condition si,s and the indicated
Sisld iIsSH;sSS O.is,i Private iisarss pub.
IS: , eSa Il Aua "s..e s sSsr t sse S normal i'a as.
g ssss ss".. should sSii,n; III ss dcsssSm.n ~. s.p oaNq n..s !
4oeday show similar deterioration Il would
Ha2rsiy c mean : turtle, fsdSciSn n the
~. edvehcs was Influenced - much b. the
esnisn report ~ by the apparent ready sb-
f 81 % v 81: e :s.sIs t S:iss.. si maxim. r'! ~ e.
- Tar this scason.
The sun., 1916-09-26
COFFEE MARKET.

The market for coffee futures lost most
oil, it's recent rally yesterday: March contracts
sold of TO s.75c. and closed q Sic. bid. or
even with the lowest point reached last week
and about is points under the lest level o.
Sat urday. This decline seemed to reflect
further liquidation and trade selling inspired
by the more favorable view OF brazilian
crop .prospects and reports OF easier cost
and freight offers.
Private cables from santos indicated the
witbdra wing OF offers rather. than the meet
Ing OF what were considered as specul alive
bids and also hinted that the SAC Paulo
Government might take steps further TO re-
strict the movement. Closing prices wore
the bottom for the dsy.. or !, 10 20 points
net lower. SHES reported Of 800 bags.
Cost and freight offers were said 20 he
about s TO 10 points lower on the average;
Well described santos % and 81 were said
to- have sold Il lie. and Santos 3s At 10.Soc..
while there were offers of Santos ts AZ
lose. London credits. Victoria Is and M
were offered u a.loc. Local spot market
uuiet. with prices about nominal on the
basis Of CSC. for Rio 20 and 1lisc. for Santos
e. The futures market n London was Ia
naa~a- Al L. alaas-
The sun., 1916-09-26

Western. dry picked. . lbs. each. a1c.: ~
grade. ali sizes. 1d2c. less than above
use; $3.50 ibsY &c; si-ss ibs. ;ss:; a.;ta
, nsa,6 sse' ;o ss,s7 ie;1 u.s. Isl. t ssss. I pair. $50 $50
Goc.; under 1 Id. each. 4s9s0c. ,Philadel-
MIA, "a lbs. to pair. 80 SOC; virginia milk
W sd 9 isu,'t ,Tc.: Tsnnss:ess. milk III FED. mixed
weights. ace: western. dry picked. milk
FED. 81 lbs to pair, s7s;i iS.; sn Era, o w,xs "a
weights. gao aic.: corn fed. "a lbs. to pair.
25c.: z lbs. and over 10 pair. 2ic.; b.S lbs.
to pair. s2s.; mixed welghts. ?ge.; Southern:
10 pair. aSo.; northern Ohio and Michigan.
s sea S Srcii.rs. 20 assi; a.d m' s,oI,. Tsi:n ass
scalded. mixed weish.si .ic.; Western and
southern. dry picked'ot scslded. corn led.
f Trssn. e dry picked sda milk MILK fed. - TO box.
Western, boxes $3.50 lbs. and over to dozen.
a g. p' sssa, a ~ ca ,r lss; i az,
packed. corn fed. 10 to box, Western, $3.50
los, AMI over to dozen: dry picked, ;sc':
ar , lss: i'g s sie.; n9;ss lbs ss,i tsnf o 49, &c.
picked. 5 los. and over. a?tse.: ~ iea::
2.c.i IA ai'.,,; 81, iHs;i is,se;; pnaeT
large. isc.; small, l7aisr,; northern Ohio
and Michigan. scalded. large. Il :1iyc.:
small. false. other Western. scalded.
large. 20 ID 20 u c. small. II II &c. old cockf.
dry picked, l5c.: scalded: lbc.
Long Island, fresh ducklings. H., &c.
SQUABS--Prime. white. $40 lbs. ana over
TO dozen. per dozen. 39S.6o: culls. boc.9
81. GUINEAS-Spring. "a lbs. to pair. per
pair. Si.251i.bo. 2 lbs. to pair. per pa'r' w.
POULTRY, LIvE-Receipts listed 20 ar.
81 freight cars unioaded. Trading fairly
actice: prices not settled.
PROvISIONSNPork Arm: insees eSo9
81; family. 5000, snort clear. e?71se:
Beef Arm; mess. 9si @ al.bo; family. $3.50
a2l.5O; packet, &?1.5o@2 %: extra India
n.c:; 40 lbs. is.ae.; pis,; Ier; SS'
icise.; I: llIs., ishc:: Il lbs; 49,: picsI.l
elai,. Zoe; city. 9itc.: country. shae+e:
city lard quiet. Ice. refined lard steady:
Continent. 1880; South America. t5.lt;
Brazil kegs. si'.15; compound steady. l2T
i2isc. stearine frm: olec. l3ul3Lc.: city
lard s%tesrine, 1850.
RICE-Domcs:lc screenings. sS 9sSc.:
medium. 4'pm5 Be-: head, 40, u &C.: fame"
Japan. 4iac.. Dluc Rose. -.
SUGAR rVTCRES-Mark,: rather quiet.
with volume ~ business ANAL. Close
showed ne; declines OF } 30 10 points. With
sales $500 tons. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-26
Wars Eject ON Potash umports.

The handicap under which the fer
t.lizer industry and certain branches OF
the chemical business IN the United
States have labored for lack OF German
potash since the war began is shown by
figures compiled by the foreign trade
department Of the National city Bank.
Potash imports had risen steadily from
Il Who of Sa.266.OO0 in 1901 70 sIO,-
ZOE. 900 In 1913. while the figures for
the last two years were Ho,a lower than
those for 1901. Potash produced In tho
United States each year estimated by
the United states Geological Survey at
only $3%2. 900. The rscsnt discovery of
potash deposits In Cuba may AFFORD
'fAljtE.iY 7a"" ''' ~ st"'
The sun., 1916-09-26

K T"'ut TVfU TU1VV TU.UT-UJ IU.JF
Local SPOT market quiet and 10 points
higher Ut 1896 for middlinc upland. sales nil.
delivered Oh contract. 100 tons.
Southern spot markets:
Galveston steady, unchanged. I5.cJc.; sales.
1,<SO.
Mobile nominal. unchansed. 15.;0c.
Savannah firm. unchanged. l5ssc. sales,
Gus.
Wilmington steady. nc. higher. 1;s.c.
0emphis steady. unchanged. bite: saies,
houston steady, unchanged, I5.55c.; sales,
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. Is!sc.
7 Augusta steady, 10 points higher, i5.75c
sales, 1907.
LATHE Rock steady. 70 points lower. II. 3sc.
sales. $685..
Charleston steady, unchanged. l5',c.: sales.
Y Norfolk steady. 70 points higher. i5.sec.:
na1~S ri
The sun., 1916-09-26
Rod and Gun Neus
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL. ANGLERS FROM SEPT. 2u ro OCT. l.

c1eans hsh until hs tires, whic, gene raj,
occurs after he has cleaned not over ,hfes
dozen.
As every one else has more srappe-,
rest away, and ticy are wasted.
Even though tiIr hiu.nsh II q marauJ L.
and has the rerul i,iop Of Killing wan.srfv
other valuable food fishes this Is no exrus.
for the thousond Id OF anglers who nnru,'
catch hundreds of young hiu-nsh -acl
destroy many thougAnd> of future pNr.n,
Of millions OF snaprc"s.
At the September ingctiuv Of tho Co,,,e
Thread Fishing club Of America, In, M.
matter was brought before those prose-,
and q resolution was passep tina, the mp,p
bers he asked TO conform TO this meas
of conservation. AUGUST ROTH
New York, sept. "a.
The sun., 1916-09-26

The present situation in the copper mar.
kct " characterized rs the strongest III Its
histor with orders pouring IN ~ Az unprc-
cedentcd rate from domestic and foreign con-
sumers. On the heels of the large block OF
copper contracted for By the Allies last week
II was reported yesterday that IN additional
order vas In prospect secured by nn option
In the market arc estimated 10 aggregate
300 90 pounds for delivery during the first
half of next year. November copper. which
i. difficult to obtain. was quoted around 20
csnts. while some producers held December
metal at from ~ to ~ cents. For first
au art r delivery e'ts to % cents a pound was
asked and for the second quarter e to Gk
,s.slss
The sun., 1916-09-26

SUGAR kAW-Market stendy' win no
taken. Ccntrifugsia. s,0?c.: molassss.
Size: cost ana freight, o..
SUGAR. REFI>ED-crySal domino tab
let's, eases ? n. cartons. half or full size
tablets. ?.iic. and o.sjc. In half eases; 30,
cases { 10. cartons. full size tablets, s,75c.
ana ',sic in half Eases; eagle tablets.
moulG \. cube, AMI caglc . III. bags pow
lercd. T.@ic.; NNNX powdered. $500. and
and ccare" powdered, s,ssc.; frui, pow
dered. y,!5c. domino ersnllated, gases
~. an' = ~ cartons. I.o'r. and Tic. III
half cases; eagle confcctiouers' graru-
'.90c. 'usl' extra arc eranu!ated. t.15c.'
eagle :. 3'y aud 8 III. cartons lne sranu-
lated aud . II, bag. do. .',c5c,. In sacks
and 7l5c. IN hbis % ID bags do. 7-lEc;
10 l.. bags Do. Oo5e' N sacks and Io5c.
STANDARD ~gTanula:od. $500; Ane Granu-
LATED ead diamond y, G..5c,: oonfectioners'
\. t.sac; No. !. f.60o.; ". 2. c.15c.. No.
zee: 10 10. s.i5r.: No. il. G.icc.; 40
-. c.oic.: Nos. 10. u and IS. &c.
vE.ET NBLEs.. MISC ELLANEOCs..An-
Bi,CssIi% sPRoVTs--Sta,., It,. 10 & he
,Grs ,son.. 81. !al:c. stANs-wax.
=; ,h' . 81 .,.7 e}F' cr .as ~; . FTs' ! o'h pG GT sss.
800, CAh,soTs-NeaTn"., 100 behs'
-M.,0hcd. bss' &'I.5o:. unwsshel. hss nSg
.' ua. S5s...a' ps sss, s1 'Sf FL sis.. f.saGanaM ; siss.,
hsN. slQ15o; western. bIsncl bsk.. % 4
T. Long ,.lrni; sSi: g 5Sgi' 80; sst
her p%icnles,. state. large, hbl. :7fs: small,
NJ. $3.50; STAT; a!ii So ssk,: a'G,
a.. ISL, Sc. Isl: ssa;umS,r pic c!csNGIn .snt ,
!;la%d !, SSli =; cABBAdns.S0aISy, 100.
IS nd a. red 3D. t1 n,' e e; ' sEGrR a9e Es%:
.nd .nrarhS. ben. i"l '5c.; rough, crate,
s:pt. c~oRN-Jersey an! Lons Island,
c,ufornia ha,I crate. .uGa2. EGG,
tr;, 5o%7sS.$;'. S%sSf ;.,' T n&Gps;' 'i.rMiiN
a IL: sh |. |:se,; 7;s;.' $-,,s sSi, s.! : : Ill:
hsk, 800 7as, LEEKS-Nearhy. 100 beh,,
s %GnS'o' NNITnsl,R a 4 Z. n.E
n5o!:;. yellow. loo. h.. bag. 'N.76aa5o
'sa s- Msi%9sgs:a?sic; e SAFE. Mh,, y'' icy 3 700 "a =, :
:; Els AZ; ,o Sh!ls' IS, AZ 9Eahss Soa@;s
: red Or ye!low. ,bsk,. soc. Gsi:' Jersey.
whi,o siySi.s' ?2aS5o' G'A:! white. ga
ncctirut yai!ey; Yellow. 100 ID, bsM s2Q
10. GkRA..cJerss.. peach bsi,., soc. a 81
pEAS-Caiiforn!a. per drum. sGns. PEr
rERsIyherry; bsk sl25TlI3; chez.
@.o5; bull nose. green, Dbl. 81 i.,: re-,
Dbl. fi;T5m2:5;. K.ng. bbi.. si.o5Gi7a
long. Dbl, :, .5MlI5: Cuban Queen. green
bbl, 81, 10: red. Dbl, g.. o. . 2 "a
rAnsLETCSNsS,by. 100 bch., N"l:s
'ac. RAD!sLtS
Nearby. bhl zoe. q 81; aa,e, bsk,, zoe. a 81
hoN. soc. @sl!. .sPTNAcH-Nearhy. crate
20 zoe; state. bsk, 800. Ysl. suCAsH--
TIRN!pS- Rutabaga.. bbl.. s:.5Odo.s5
TpMAToESEENeareI' large box. 73ea
MATERLHCES--1OO bchA.. 81 4
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Satur.

CABLES-Rio. 30 rcis higher for Is at Seso:
exchange. s.3cd. lower ~ 1? 9.32d.: receipte.
5000 bsgs: stock. $4,000. Santos nominal for
spots. but 20 reis higher for futures: receipts.
g.. 900: stock. a.tx3.o0. Cleared from Bahia Sat.
urday the Sac Paulo. with 1000 bags for New
York. Receipts Ut the two ports. $1,000.
against 1000 last year: Sac Paulo. @, 100.
against 5000; Jundiahy. 10000. against 41,lc0.
temperatures 81 to ~.
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PITTSBURG MARKET,

~PlTTSBCR0. Sept. 0.-Coiumoia Gao and
Electric. La Pelle Iron. Pure oil and Ameri.
can Window Glass Machine were active lea.
AZ -, La Belle Iron also made q new hish,
advancing from o.. to e., closing at IS.
summary: "
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FORT RECEIPTS

LIVERPOOL CABLES spot in moderate
demand: sales, 500 bales: speculation and
export. 30: American, 1000: Imports. :s.sp':
America ~. 900. MID upland. ?.sjd. Futures
opened steady. . 10 10 pSiuts decline. closed
steady ~ net decline Of "a TO o., points.
October. November. sod January February
a.s4d. March Aprll. g.a;d: May-June. s.5>trd. 4:
July. AUGUST. I'D. Manchester Yarns. firm
cloths, lair busiiicss.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Lake Superior
and the traction stocks, with Electric
storage Battery. were the active features.
Bonds auic, and firm. Summary:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. c5.-Davidson Chemical
was tue feature, 952 shares changing. hands from
3e'a TO 43it, closing at the latter price. Cosden
shares quiet. Bonds In fair demand. Cosden
on and Gas % the most active. Tho summary
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. Rate and Maturity. R'd. Asked. yield
Coupon IS. Jan. 1901. .."lliS. ilsi. 81
Registered 4i.s, Jan, 1864. .IlI. ll5a $50
Coupon as. Sept. LOGS, ~,..Il;'. ZIG az
Registered AIS. sept, 1868. iitst li5,a 2S
Coupon as. Marci,. 1855. 1924 =. $50
Registered 49,. March. 1866, lost, e. rs.
coupon as. Jan. 1866, .....lgaat =. $50
Registered as. Jan. 1865. '@'- :. $50
coupon 80. Jan, ls@s .~....'pI's Isl
Registered A..s. Jan, 1916, l0i 2N
Coupon Il. Canal. 1860 81, 1854 &c 312
Registered Is. Canal. 1861 81 1"1 lna. :1i
Coup. is, Highway. 1856. .1Ulis l"i az
Reg. <s. Highway. 1886, ,l15 l"j'4 IA
Coupon A.. Jan, 1865 .,,...letis . aIt
Registered T.. jan. IGAs. ....li SO
coupon q. Jan, lN........ lotr E. a,o
Regl stored "A. jan, 1Mn Sc, l03 . STa
coupon 81, ,sss.ieso. ......... a5 :. 500
Rcgl stored Is. lajS.ie5e..... IS =. 500
GOAERNNEHT B0Hls