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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
STARS AFTER
RED SKIN SCALPS
NcGarr4gIe's Team - CIouung Ball
in Fine style Despite the Fact
That "wednesday Wa First Game.

Having taken the measure of the
Pendleton Coiored Tigers on Memo
rial Day by the score Of 10 TO 2, Bill
McGarrigle's All Stars are now camp
ing on the trail OF h redskin team
Of the umatilla reservation. A game
with the Indians has been scheduled
for Sunday afternoon at Roundup
Park and it promises TO be a speedy
affair.
McGarrigle's pick-ups had no trou-
Bile at all clouting out a victory over
the colored men despite the fact that
It was their first game of the season.
They fielded and hit like veterans and
gave Indications of real class. The
Indians, 1t is generally conceded.
have a better team than the colOred
men and will give the Mackmen a
harder tussel. With proper support
h new Pendleton team should devel-
OPP into a winner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
SPRING COLDS ARE DANGEROUS

Sudden changes Of temperature
and underwear bring spring colds
with stuffed up head. sore throat ana
general cold symptoms. A dose Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery lie sure re-
lief. this happy combination of anti
septic balsams clears the head.
soothes the irritated membranes and
what might have been a lingering
cold IL broken up. Don't stop treat
ment when relief is. first felt as a half
cured cold is dangerous Take Or.
Kings New Discovery till your cold
IL gone.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01

Boys Golf Shirts in new stripes; sizes
~ to IA $1.25
Also have a complete showing of
Gloves, Belts, Ties, Summer Straw
Hats, Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Suits. Extra
Pants and B. v. D. and Poros Knit I'm
derwear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
N


Boys you can dress up just like
a regular Soldier or Sailor in one OF
these new play Suits. Be one of the
first to wear a Soldier Suit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01

The Military Suit consists of
Coat, Trousers, Hat and Leggings;
coat being trimmed with military
buttons and coat of arms. Hat also
having coat of arms; ages a yrs. to
16 yrs. $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
PRETTY NEW LIDS FOR KIDS

Our showing of summer Hats for the
kiddies consists of most every new and
wanted shape and kind. We pay special
attention to the youngsters wearing APP
parel. Hats priced soc, CSC, 7oe to
S1.5O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01

Silk and Cotton Crepe in plain and tlg-
ures comes in green. old rose, light blue,
Copenhagen. lavender, navy and tan.
Suitable for waists and dresses; values
up to S5c at 4oc
One Lot of Wool Dress Goods such as
Scotch, Tweed, Mixtures. Stripes and
Checks; values up to 75c, special at 4oc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
BUY A LIBERTY BOND

Plaid Chinchilla C~loaking, only two
pieces; comes in white background with
the green and black forming plaids. ex-
ira heavy and extra good for summer
sport coats; special at --- $3.95
Just a Few Pieces of Figured Lawn
and Dimities, for dainty summer dresses,
special while they last at yard. 15f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01

Fred Tompson Of Pendleton, visit
Clifford HOLMAN for the pas'
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-01
AusrRIA rEARs RUssIANs.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Austrla
will be in a serious plight when the
Russian armies move against her as
virtually all Austrian soldiers are now
fighting ON the Italian front. accord
ing to members OF the Italian war
commission.
Leibach is their goal, h Italians
declared With Leibaeh catpured af-
ter operations probably takin gmany
months. the road 10 Vienna is easily
opened. Defending the Vienna road
viii be an impossiblue task for the
A~ustrians. it is explained.
Speak well OF yourself. Your enc
mics will do all the hammer yielding
tina Is necessary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
Argentina German
Rupture improbable

BUENOS AIRES, Sept lO-Arsen.
tine officials, according to newspaper
accounts today, are stiIl unable TO be.
lieye that the dispatches sent to Berlin
through the Swedish legation here were
accurately translated The foreign OF q.
flee early today said that il was with
out official advices from Ambassador
Naon or American Ambassador St,m-
son Newspapers and officials gencr
ally believe that the government will
demand the recall Of Count l.uxburp.
German charge at Puenos Aires, but a
rupture in diplomatic relations with
Germany is not anticipated at present.
the Argentine government preiertine. it
is said 10 consider the affair a personal
one between the German and Swedish
representatives here,
La Epocha, the recognized mouth
piece OF President lrigoyens party.
saws.
Although unable 10 foretell what &C
tion the government will take, It Is Ger
tain that II will take energetic meas
urc' to assure the dignity oi the ma
lion's highest officials, who are thus
ln'ultcd N an Unprecedented manner
despite their best efforts to treat Ger.
many with dignity during the delicate
situations arising through the tramplng
under foot OF The Argentine flag"
La Nacion, IN It's issue today. declares
that II is absolutely necessary that both
the German and Swedish ministers
leave the country immediately
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Bulls Storm Market; Killing
Damage Feared,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Sept 10 Corn prices went
soaring today az n result OF predictions
OF widespread frost tonight There was
n rise OF ms much ne iAc bushcl In
some cases hr soon ~ the market opened.
Bullish sentiment was rampant owing
10 tho fact that a killing frost meant
severe damage 10 the crop ns a whole
tho plant being sull immature through
out the greater portion Of the chief pro-
ranged from lhuisc higher. with De
were followed hy reac-
tlons. but only to a moderate extent
Abnormnlly cool weather and asscr-
tons that the maximum price on corn
futures set some time ago At " N would
he removed October |, tended aubse-
quenty 10 further encourage the bulls
The close wnr strong, an 10 net high
er NJ SIlqIllg. for December, and
fll8Ld l6A, for May
Wheat mnde only n slight rcsponRe to
advance In corn Selling 10y longs proved
too yolumlnous TO permit greater up
turn. Resides, receipts here showed n
material Increase
More stringent enforcement Of govern.
msnt supervision OF wheat sales began to.
dhv Heretofore millcrs were permitted
to huy direct ut the fixed government
prices hut from now on Hll dealings are
with the agents Of tho food sdmlnlstrn'
ti0n.
Arrivals were again light II was anid
that farmers NJ rule were busy In the
fields and knowing that the same price
was ohtalnahle Rtnny time were In no
hurry to chip
Provisions reflected tho upward course
Of corn and hogs
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:PRoBLBNS
s&2t4;lt1e,H &24e ,H:|RAtS,'EE;T;;

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON: u We
| Jarc two girls " years old. We
were on a vacation this summer
and took several pictures OF the boys
we met Now tina, the snap shots are
developed is it proper to send the boys
4 prin, II We are not corresponding with
them
tl) lfa boy asks girl to 20 10 the
show. Is II proper for the girl to take
her auto' -a
CD Is il proper for a girl TO call on
the phone at a store when she knows
a certain boy is usually around there,
and ask for him.
tG Can YOU give us suggestions for
lunch and inexpensive favors for
lawn party R&1
Nn Yes, il will he proper to send
them prints Of the pictures Then they
will probably write and thank you for
them, but do no, further the CORES
pondcnce unlc. they ask you to or their
letters call for an answer
(2) She should ask him II he oh
Iec,s to her taking IL He surely
wouldn't object
~ II would moi he proper It would
also be an annoyance to the store
keeper
(N Have TISSUE paper hats for fav.
or' you can make them yourselves very
easily Serve punch or ice cream and
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"a w "a wA w " w " wA w

cake punch would he the cheaper OF
the two OF course
Dear Mrs Thompson When taking
n train for long tourney, and no
friend is on the train, is II improper for
a glrl OF 20 to SIcak to man il he
seems pleasant and not too fresh,
BABE.
Yes il is very improper. and many
girls are led into unfortunate circum
stances by starting in Jus, that way. II
is good safe rule to avoid strangers
on trains and in public places. except
officials and men IN uniform of police.
trainmcn and those who" business II /,
10 direct strangcrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
.iTYBRIEFS'

Estra Policeman on Duty-Two shifts
oi police were working today due TO tho
presence OF tho circus Captain Dun
hams shift went To work at $40 o'clock
this morning and will work un,ll after
the circus leaves tonight The second
sshlft under Captain alaton reported juAt
before the parade and they too will work
until the circus leaves the city.
Fire insurance Wal 20. Tar Upshsw
ADV.
Delegates Named Delegates 10 the In.
Ky. November. s-li have been appointed
by Governor Williams as follows Rev.
W ~ u. Crch, Oklahoma city. Dr
Charles Evans oklahoma City, Mrs
Ahblc Hcllermsn, sapulpa Mrs. II, NJ.
Hubbard, Edmond; Miss Margaret Mich
ellie. Norman, Rev Joseph n Spsaks
oklahoma city, and Mrs Lulu Thorn.
ton, Edmond
Fd l. Hahn. Funeral Home W22-Ady
Check Charge FIed-An informn ion
was filed today before Justice Of the
Pence r. + Donnell against II A Hack,
charged with forging the name OF A. NJ
DrBOlt 10 a check for tl5. lie was ar
rested Saturday night
Oh Company cl,ed-Thh Producing
on ami Gas company was cited before
tho state corpora tion commission today
by { =. Clinon, conservation agent
tlifton alleges that the company has nj.
lowed wells In Okmulgee county to stand
wlthou, pumping since MMy allowing
water to accumulate and fiter into the
oil sand, damaging the property and ad.
Joining properties
Alleged APurqsr Brought ssok-Lon
Burton. arrested In Fort smith. Ark,
last week. was brought back to Okla
homa city last night by Deputy Fsrrl.
and placed IN the county jail on n charge
OF second degre. burglary. Burton 10
alleged 10 have participated In the burs.
larry Of the store Of X A Samara sov.
eral weeks ago
Draft Conspiracy Alleged - Charged
draft and recruiting, John Robinson was
placed In thr county iail today by fed.
cral authorities lie will hc given pre-
urinary hehrlng this Afternoon or TO.
morrow morning before United States
Commissioner Ernest q Chambers
Three Houses Entered Three bur.
Charles. believed by the police TO hav.
been committed by the same man were
reported 10 the police yesterday Ac.
cordlng 10 the police. report, the bur.
plaricp we're NJ 1928 E.st Eighth street
1891 lSst Ninth street ana lO2t Mrt
sixth street No arrests have yet been
made
"oct plaht or Oct QUA commltte.
TO draw w resolutions Aaklng Senator
Gore 10 get right or get out was appoint.
rr hN The thrisilAn Brotherhood ~ the
First Christian church heto pt its rcgu-
lar weekly meeting ~ noon today IN The
tulrOrd cafeteria Tho committee viii
report ~ tho meeting next Nuudpl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
WILSON CRUISING
OFF new ENGLAND

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept 10
The presidents yacht Mayilower with
its convoy was still in tho harbor this
morning but prepared to weigh anchor
later in the day aud continue the cruise
upon which President Wilson and Mrs
Wilson embarked at New York Satur-
day Reports that the party would
come ashore again today drew a crowd
to the water front, but it was made
known that the president wished to
avoid anything in the way of demon.
stratiOn
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SWEDISH ACTION
ON BUENOS AIRES
SPYING AWAITED
Argentina Expected TO Get
Rid of Diplomats,

WASHINGTON, Sept l0-1he gov
ernment today still was waiting for
some indication OF how the Swedish
government regards the disclosures OF
the part taken hy its legation in Bucnos
Aires in transmitting German legation
dispatches to Berlin
No Word From Either.
Neither the Argentine ambassador
nor the Swedish minister here presented
any message from their governments
and it was indicated that until one or
both had communicated with the state
department this government would take
no steps toward the development Of
wha, may lead 20 a serious alteration OF
Swcdcn's position among the neutral
governments.
The state department today made
clear that there was no disposition to
question the good faith and honesty of
the Swedish people. The distinction be-
tween the people and the government
""' 'dl'lhIlN IblllNh 'u's
Prompt Steps Expected
That Argentine will take prompt steps
toward securing an explanation from
Sweden is assumed. but the state de
partmcnt will I've surprised il the Ar
gentine foreign office does not force the
recall OF Count luxburg, the charge
d'aiiaireS who advised the sinking OF
Argentine ships without leaving any
traces" and who referred to the head
OF the foreign office as notorious
ass"
That the incident has been regarded
by this government as a warlike act BY
Sweden was absolutely denied. At pre,.
cnt there has been no change in the po-
'ltion oi the two governments This
government has attempted no restriction
upon free communication between
Sweden's representatives and their gov
crnmcn; and there was no indication
that any viii be imposed. This govern
ment regards the entire question as
more direct grievance OF the allies than
of the United States.
Source Kept Secret.
Whether this government got the dis
patches II published from its own
agents, or from those Of one OF the al
lies, remained a secret, Refusal also was
made to discuss the question as 10
whether all the information in posses
sion ot the department had been made
public
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
ONE ITALIAN DEAD IN
milwaukee FIGHT

MILWAUKEE,, Wis Sept lO.-One
Italian was killed another was prob
ably fatally wounded and two police
Officers weres lightly wounded here
Sunday when an attempt was made TO
break up a patriotic open air meeting
IN the Italian section The two Italians
who were shot we're members Of an
alleged anarchists club which later wa,
raidtd and literature SAID to have been
oi an lnCendiaty nature was seized.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

MUSkOGEf, Okla. Sept. i0-(Sps.
eial)-Will'am K. Lawrence, for sew.
eral years federal Judge at Muskogee.
WI" run down and seriously injured
this morning by an automobile which
the police say was driven by Mrs.
George Coffee, Mr.. Lawrence. who IL
nearly 10 years old, was carried to the
Oklahoma Baptist hospital where it was
said several ribs had been broken. No
arrests have been made
MI Lawrence wa, crossing a street
IN the downtown district when the car
bore down upon him, carrying him
underneath The driver, panic stricken,
made no effort to aid him but shrieked
for help,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. lO.--HOGs Re
celpts, 1000. iOq20c higher; bulk. ,l725
qlstO, heavy, ilsOOVi 1850 light. III Is
alS.i0, pigs. &i5OOql6JO CATTLE Re-
coipts, 5000, Including 900 southerns
weak TO SC lower. prime fed steers, il5. 90
n 1875. dressed beef steers. 81 500 u 90;
southern steers, 81. 100 II 90, cows, IS boq
$50, hei'ers, So 71p lS2L; sockers, 81 20
Hl2 80; calves, i6S6Qi 1900 SHEEP: Re
celpt. 5000: steady! lambs tleoog ~;
ul20O ewes, 81 6Oq II 90, stockNs, 81 90
dil77b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
WAR REVENUE BILL
REACHES LAST STAGE

WASHINGTON, Sept lO.--Aiter a
months debate, the senate today is Ia
the last stage Of the war revenue bill
All debate will he off at 4 o'clock thi,
afternoon when the bill will be put upon
It's final passage
The final days debate began on the
consumption taxes on sugar tea, coffee
and cocoa and their substitutes Scna-
tor RrouSsard moved for its climina,
tion and Senator Smoot urged reicn.
tion Of all the consumption levics
English taxes were cited by the Utah
senator as much greater than proposed
hv the committee
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TREND Of STOCKS
IS HIGHER TODAY
Few Issues Yield 10 Pressure
of Bears,

NEW YORK, Sept iO---The stock
market gave n good account OF itself ht
TO debress special issues met with In;
different success Pullman and Generql
Electric, which were moderately weak
ther,. respectively, but elsewhere the
trend was strongly upward important
shares gained Y 10 popts In. the early
ttsdipg Bull, purchased stocks In the
run It's course and that techulcal condi-
tlons had been strengthened by the
elimination OF weakly marsined accounts
Buying on the theory that the reac-
tion had about run its course kept up the
market In the afternoon. Ht times when
the professionals made attempts to "A.
lease some Of their profits steel held
around its best The decreased tonnage
figures shown In the monthly report were
about In line with expectations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Sept ~ The cotton
market showed firmer tone earlier to-
day and after opening unchanged to II
points higher sold 20 to 2i points above
saturdays closing Covering was active,
being Inspired by reports OF another
tropical disturbance In the Csrlbbca n.
more numerous complaints OF detcriora
ton from the belt. and reports that
holders In the interior were not fully fol-
lowing the decline The stronger tccnni-
ca position naturally contributed 10 re-
actiopry sentiment, but tho market met
considerable southern selling on the Rd-
vance to 20 2ic for October and 20 iSo
for January.
Early offerings were readily absorbed
by continued active covering with tho
advance tending to 70 t3c for October
and 20 lc for January or about 3s to 10
points above Saturday. close.
HuyinG then tapered off and prices
lost about half their advance by roalig'
ing and scattered southern selling with
active months about. IL to 20 points net
higher shortly after midday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

NEW ORLEANS Sept 10 Somewhat
better spot accounts from the interior
ana warning OF another tropical storm
I'm the Caribbean sea caused buying In
me cotton market here today which put
prices 70 TO 81 points up In the first
half hour OF business Tho ring was
active. Heavy hedge offerings were
easily absorbed
Private reports OF crop deteriora ton
ana wecvil decreased the demand Up 10
he noon hour the advance was wldened
To " 10 u points
Early buyers were prcft- takers IN tho
afternoon causing reaction from the
advance At 30 tho active months
showed net advances OF 23 to 80 points
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged, sHlcs
on tho tpt 307, to arrive, 500 low mid.
ding y 62c, mIddlIng. 20 2bc; good mid
dllns, OIbc. Receipts, i,iSb stock. H..
$50
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept lO-Fwe
thousand coal miners representing
seventeen mines in the vicinity Of
Springfield refused to go to work thu.
morning because of the action Of mill.
tary authorities here in breaking up a
parade OF labor unioniSts intended A.
n demonstration in support OF the strike
of street car operatives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
MOTHER Of DRAFTED
MAN KILLS HERSELF

ST LOUIS. Sept 10 Mrs. Selma
Hsenel committed suicide by hanging
today Her son, Walter recently was
accepted for tho national army Mem
bcrs OF the family said she had been
desponden because her son was drafted
and because she had two brothers in
the German afmy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
ST. LOUIS HOSPITALS
BEING SEARCHED FOR
MRS. EDWARD MARTIN

ST LOUIS, Sept l0--Scarch OF St
.oulS hospitals was begun today for
Mrs Roberta Martin. 30 wears old. wife
OF Edward : Martin, broker Of Okla
homa City, who disappeared here Sa,
urday MIR, Martin left her hotel sat
urday morning to go shopping Mr.
Martin thinks she may have gone auto
with friends and been injured
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept 10. .--RUTTER: I'm
settled; creamery, 32d33'4c. EGGS:
zoe; ordinary frss, 9GpS1c; Al mark.
cNcs included 36d3sc POTATOES.
higher; receipts, a. cars Jersey cob
h,ers. bulk, 81 rs; Minnesota, bulk.
81 20ml.?t; Wisconsin, 81 20Tl25 tOUL-
TRY. Alive, unsettled, fowls, 22G25c,
springs, 2ic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Sept l0-The cotton
seed oil market Glosod steady Spot
none; September. 1860. october, a.. Zoe,
November, 10 .2Sc, December, l6.?bc. Jan
uary, lb.30c February ib.32c; March and
April, lb.40c. Total sales, 6l 700 barrels
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 10 BUTTER
save, packing. a,lsc, EGGs Flrsts
37c; seconds ssQSlc POULTRY Hens
2ac; roosters l1c, troilers. 22n23c. 20
TATOES Firm. $3.50
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KANSAS cry Sept, 1O CORN
Hghct, No 2 mlyed. g. iid2ii: 40.
white 8? 20. No yellow, s. iGd2l7
OATS higher No white. eidt62c. No
X mixed. baT6oc RYE 8 7eni II
IkAllR aud NlLO MAlzE. 81. .5O14ih
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CuCAdO. Sept 10 CORN. No. 2 vel.
low, 81 2Ou22l OATS. standard. 6ln
G2c RYE No ?, i6 BARLEY 81 30
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News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept 10
CATTLE Receipts. 1000. steady TO IS,
lower beeves, js.6OIlO56 HoGs. Re.
celpts, 5000 10 10 i5c higher; heavy
1SOOnlb.B 10 SHEEP Receipts. 900
steady, lambs, tit00dib 90
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SUGAR.

NEW YoRk, sept 10 Raw sugar,
nominal; centrifugal. 7O2c; moasscs
Sic; refined quiet; cut loaf, g0c:
crushed, 96hc; mold a. sNOc. cubes
. pl5m92hc; NNNN powdered S6Oai
s1Oc; powdered s5imS7Oc; fine granu-
lated, siOg SOC, diamond \, S lOc. con-
iectioncrs' \. S3OWS SOC; no J.. SlOu
4 sAr
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Money and Metals
LEAD AN sPELTER.

NEW YORK. Sept l0-The metal eI.
change quotes lead easy; spot. 9u0tc;
spsher. firm: spot East 81. Louis de-
livery, 7Gaslac. At London; Lead,
SPOT, ESQ, los; futures. G2s, los; spelter,
pb6: futures ESQ
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hobart officer Here Under sheriff
,ietzog nf Hobart was IN the city short
tlme todny lie returned TO Hobart with
prisoner, H. &. Branch wanted nj that
place on charge OF embcy,lement
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LIVE RPool.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l0.-COTToN.
Spot In limited demand prices 81 points
lower American middling fair, 1850.
good middlIng, II 3bd ml1ding "a sbd
low mddllng. 1850; good ordinary.
lb.6Od, ordinary lb00d. sales, 1000. In
cludlng l,b00 American, no receipts. fu-
lures, 20 points lower. September, 10. I'D,
September October. lb AID. October No
vsmber IL. b.0bd. December january, l<b SOD .
January February ltIOd March April
22d; Mny-Junc. lt0sd The above
are all fixed prices
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10. Cotton
closed steady at decline OF ~ uo %
points
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ST LOUIS

aT LOUIS. Sept 10 POULTRY:
Hens, 2lsc; springs. 23C turkeys, G2c
geese, lac. BUTTER Creamery. 42d
a1hc. EGGS S5U3jisc.
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spot SITUATION
ASSISTS COTTON
tropical Storm Leads to Buy
ing From Start,
NEW YORK FUTURES.

New York, sept io.-cocon closed