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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

CDRN-sppI firrner: No > yellow and
No 9 wsIt. iS-z New York
OATs-5pot firrner: No. ] white S43.
LARD-Rarely STEADY. middle weEt
a55Dng56
BCTTER-Firr: receipts sssk tuiss-
CREAMERY higher than extras 13kdI74. do.
,s.ztras 90 score -. frstE S3m-n: packing
stock current make No. aSdisl
EGHIE-F'irYn: Receipts 64ss cases: fresh
"a therzsi extras gsdHs4 extra firE1s Syn
e.. tirsts 76n-9: STAT. Pa. and nearby
western hsnne-y whites fine 10 fancy
ggdIas, do ordinary ro prime 73us7
State Pa brown asr9e, dc. gathered
browns anc mixed aelors Sslp84-
STGAE-Raw steady. centrifugal
Is fine grnnuiated $50.
pOTATBES-SJeady. SWEETS Jersey
No ! I7se - southern No ] ha--el 4g0
p5a.
CABEaGES-Firrn white per 1W 4f1U
12np red dn. 5fpnIaA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

were offered and q few choice COWS.
which were taken well For the me-
dium and lower grades the demand
was less active and prices were M
more than steady Choice steers and
oxen sold II l2u14c. Eood quality
I1@12C. poor ID ordinary 9m 10 1-2C
The best COWS and heifers brought
10 la 12C. good average cows gM
10c. poor TO ordinary 5m 1-2c. DO
logras and canners . s-4M sc. Beef
bHlls ranged f-un : % 19e
Veal calves were in fair supply
with no change in prices. Cholue
heavy calves sold from J. a 20c, with
good average veais 13T1Tc and
coarse calves. drinkers and EraEsers.
SO 10c. small calves sold from SIS 80
q 6.5a each.
Hogs were unchanged fl'nm q week
ago and with the reppening OF the
packing houses there ~ d better mar
kst than for some time past. Live
hogs were quoted al 14@15 1-2r, and
dressed hogs al l. 12n1S --2c.
Sheep and lamns were in very
small supply al the YARDS. but there
were fairly large receipts al the
slaughter houses Prices were I'm
changed, with sheep -Gsc, and lambs
S@14c.
Mich COW trade was quiet al pre-
vfous quotations Chpice heavy milk
ers ranged from sIsGa zoe, with Geod
average mixers s1o0mI5e and poor
ID ordinary COWS. S6bG 100. Stock
bulls sold from s35@Ta.
The live poultry market was steady
and unchanged. EewI 30n &c, chick
en- 2S@29c and roosters q q 23c.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Beef cattle--J. W Ellsworth sold
! fancy COW. 1880 lbs at 12c. can
rnrs ar. TOO lbs al &c Otis II For
/, ush SOLD I COW al lac. COW 81
ac. and 1 bologna al &c. and s. On.
Veal calvss-J ". Ellsworth sold
L calves 1T 1Ac. Ots E. Forbusn
sold I calf 30 rbs al lac
Milch cuwB-osss T. Forbuzn sold
! springer for ~ ]. ". Ellsworth
sold mixers to av S1Oe each.
HORSE MARKET
Boston, NaK., Nov. H--The mar
ket was rather quiet during the week
WILG lOWC1 O0yS1E N 8LUMu0duCG II
the snlos. Nnst of the trade came
frum Cunnec-tcu: and Vermont deal
Brs buying for hume trade. WITH
pnly q few sales To Maine and New
buyers, and rhpss Of
ssnau smuurts. The lumbar caups
win mt bsgin vorixtng until there is
\ heAvy eAii nf snrw 30 that rhis
;isuRi,y SQpc cutie; 10 at p-sssrt tn
active.
Prioas hai6 ~ ahuut rts sEme
Fnnge ~ ID ths prscsdtng woalru
s9toe tur the aaxns uualtsv uf huxuos,
pus eutaaoe uf Tho gT1an wUBfnrus.
shs entries nf anutssuntse and ssuund-
iena h1EUas a~sEasud rGther Door IA
1taAiity, suDeat2ily In the secnnds
fhar aute Ia a0naeqnnnue al luw ar
Aiseo. but Cor sHtly an they were
viss'tA. eHppiias a thu weak were
sias, - that a fxtriy good ciearnnce
NJ AAAe af sae e1see uS the week.
98ad quality heavy grsen draft
~ - % IN ~ suaG eruzn ysso@
lpi A04iNH weight. euud quality
gueeH asaetsrs. ienD 20 16aD ms sold
t'am eese6.t: heavy wasun and ex-
aseGR AGFxee sFsm tasD0xS: chunks.
fysH 1eQspo: Upae GuAltU acnzi-l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-ss,ures of the Days Dealings in Al
tnc Leading Stocks

N'S -~HSFfh ~~~~
,ev TX. Eov. E-T-adinS on cne
s-k exchange TO-DAY again WAS reiii-
- dul. and ureferabiy there neing
'ile evidence of the public pa-lcIpA-
which succeeded the recent -aAc-
70,
r5- market aristed aimlessiy but
f-tiuiv UPWARD especially among those
|sslek which experienced me EreaIest
karlnEage III the several hquiuatmg
FAoseneatg of the paEf fortnight
'herB were exceptions 10 the 40
snge nt which rails, cuppers and To-
1tiliIies were the mort cDnspicuous
1zruuies HeasnnB for the BACKWARD
fesS ot -hese groups was 80 OBVIOUS
j. e e3clte little cUrnmHnt-
Easv money reduced tension IN tns
r5igI- exchange situRTiun and oInef
Esc,orF wnlcn served IN the price
F.. rslIneni oi tne last few days AGAIN
fTsrr operative but IN more mpueraR
|0ec-a.
tuvlcar CouchInS uppn the course OF
ga4 rGnf erence at washington were
SIS A0pe.u. IN tenor nut the Var'nas
i q. ca--vlnr shares reflected this only
NHi0r measure
-7nf seemed 70 have little dIncultT
auTanc!nE the rnueurs and their SUD
fi92ries also Eteels equipments. oiis,
saacrob ana feathers. General Morork
pa tAf outstanding feRrure n an eA-
's-ls 7ss Of - ppintg, gains eiseWnsrf
FafT'nr t-Dn three ID 10 points.
seYe-sl ordinarily onscure or durnNnt
azast-,ais n me steel divfsion display
iHus4al activity anu strength oui
aiT GAINS suffered pR-tial or entire
]aeela-luu IN realizing Of profits IN
ale ueaiiuEE. Sales amounted 10 l.
sg'''' sHa7ss
--lt ea-l-e Dund market was reacrim-
-"Fera new iov -eCurcs oeme
--af 1T Liberty issues. with exfrense
'seakileys m In-aJ rracriuns, Total
(sNies usr value. aggrsgRrsd *. z.566.@1
4 2DusgaIi,r heav-v turnover Old z.
9qnat werH unchanged On call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

Ilated horses from s1sa127a; seconds
fs-nm s35en1:5
Al the City Saie Stahies-J c.
! eith Company seid / carload "
1eavy Western horses and 15 aneii-
mared and seconds Sales were dull
F:irh prices steady This week there
VII he one To TWO carloads Of green
western horses. and about 190 sec
onds
William Hurwitz offered one car
Dad Of matched pairs in dr-ufr
lorses OF 15BoM1s0n Tbs weight each.
consigned from Ill, and about g. az
q iulated horses. Prices held al the
previous ranrp and The demand was
1lI-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

Boston Nov. y.
gEFF-Chpice whole cattle DNS.
PJ---EE-Northern creamery extras
Tss67lx western creamery extras &4UIo-
CHEEsE-New wins extras 32s15s.
CORN-Nu . yellow T7DfD11e.
EGGE-Nearbr hennerv aSG1M. west-
srn extras de@se
1s5D@14l
HaY-Nn timothy 3SSs4.
LAMB-Spring T6@-
OATSFancv 40 10 4a-ib. sacks sSa0sl.
PORK Medium backs 561b.
pOTATOA.- -A-oostook g.ad ~ per 1ts
ius 2 f I 940MZsn EweetF 45V05P6 per
barrel. ae8a2se per basket
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
$500 for Soc

The classified ad IN The Journal cost Soc The
deal netted the advertiser $500 IN clean cash for
his property. The buyer had never heard Of the
property offered for sale until be read the adj
Users OF journal classified advertising VIII tel
YOU that results Like that are not unusual 1t
is surprising how many people read the brief
business messages printed every day On this
page, and It Is surprising to see how quickly
the results are secured and how little il costs to
tell the whole story to all the people at ene time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

~Rlca42Dt NOV.
Hupes of enlarged exaOrt business 10
sether with scRntinsBE of avaiiabie sup
plies did 4 gooG deai today TO Int The
price uf cprr Closing guutatlpns were
strong III one 10 TWO cents net higher
with December LIZ. To I3ssa and May lHa
to 1ns- Oats finished ID 10 cent up
and p-ovisssvEs ranging from - cents
DECLINE 10 A. cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

The aggregate Of livestucS at Rriga-
ton, Wabertuwn and the local slaughter
houses
This wpek. Cattle Hs4. sheen sszs
calves 514f. hogs 5T6
Last week. Cattle iii sheen a3e
calves -Iss, negs TO-
Dre wear aRp Cattle soal, sheen 1872
calves tBT1, hpgs 81. $50
MAINE STOCK At MARKET
Garlic ~, sheep 13i5, calveH 4aS. hogs
TONE OF TIE MARKET
Receipts of stock were larger. ow-
ing 10 the resumption OF business a1
the packing houses and rfe N. E..
Dressed Meat 4 Wool Plant. which
have practically been Closed Tor some
weeks by strike. Business al the
wards WIS quiet during the morning
an the sastsrn train was laie and
receipts from other points were not
heavy. There was a good demand
for choiGe cattle some gppd stwers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
PREMIUMS AT lAGRICTL.
TURAL SHOW. BANGOR

The following awards were among
those made a. the Agricultural show
81 Bangor:
Corn--Claas Q. loa l. Ist. 2. L.
Copeland. Brewer; md. L NJ Allen.
North Sedgwick: 3rd, Edgar san
born. Dover
Class 3, lot g, LIST, snow Brothers.
Sebee; End, G. A. Grnves. Aueusta,
3rd. R l. Copeland Brewer
Class 9, iet 3. LIST, p A, Merrill. Do
YER
Glass 3 lot 4. 1sr. r I. Copeland.
Brewer: 3rd- L, o Brown. Augusts
Class 2, lot ;. LIST. A. s Cuttle. T a.
tervilie, End n. l.. Emerton, Blup-
hill.
Class g. biggest scoring peuk Of
oats. 1st- R. L. Copeland. Brewer
Class ., lot 6. list Bradley Mo
grange. Castine End, Harl G. Sni1h.
Dixmor:
Class .. lot :. LIST. r. L Copeland.
Brewer; md. .. L. Emerton, Blue-
hin; arc. Frsd Bonn. Mlsworth
Clnae 8, iut s. LIST, A. G Cottle, Wa
tervtIle
Cfaee y, iOJ =, lst, ., L C1EWeN-
GARNER. f. 2
Class 9. lot 10. 1st. r. L. Copeland.
Brswer: md, Earl c. Smith. DIX
mont
Class g. lot L best exhibit Of
grains. 1st- 2 L Copeland. Brewer.
Class 10, lot l, LIST, r. L. Copeland.
Brewer .
Glass 10. lot =, 1st, f. L Copeland.
Brewer; ina, A e Cotton, water
vile; ard. .. L. Emerrun. BiuehilI
Glass 10 lut 8, list, A. 5. Ccttle. Wa
terviile
Class 10 lot 4, tst. A g. cor<le. W.
teTvi1le: 2rd- Guy Killings, H7ueni1i;
3rd. Ear G. Smith. B.xmnrt.
Class II. best piuf beet seed, 1et
A. q. Eorfle. WaaervfIle; Ind, Earl
@. Smith. Dfxmunt; 3rd. o. T. Cas-
we1l. Carmel.
Class II, best pint Of surnip sesd.
LIST. A .. Curtie. WStcrvflls: 2nd,
o. T. CaEwefl. Carmel.
Glass IL. eest pint squash sssd. lot
J. E. aupfiH, Berwick: md. Lloyd
Gupt1n. Berwick; aru. Earl @.
smith, Dfxmont.
Class Il, best pint parsnip seed.
LIST Elwyn II, Jones' Dryden. @
~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
B0srun Livestock Market

Especially renurred for cne kenneber
.IuurrlaI
Stock Yarus. Euv. ~.
MAINE
Al Brighton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
N AikE BROKERAGE COMPANY

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Frpnt s.. Bath, Phone $40
3S5 Water St. Augusta,
Phone IBlS-1019
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT & CO..
Members Of New York and Boston
Stuck Exchange
s-i~ats Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

New York. Nrv. .
.'e-nalti.s paper 5sn5s.
is-iisE 5.-da- billF 4.M.
1iiner,sas Ts-usv bills On banks 4.Na
f17-ue-"ia. Ss-dpy bills 4.aol. demand
'.iulee a~
aA"' demand 9.iG. cables s.@.
~. :. ieuIand q E-l6. rahisE
~. sF' Hrmand III. cables Is5.
'~ht Terlanu IF cables 2-a2
'' '',n"u' DunUs Iesv.
,'ai'r's1 heuda hsavv
!. 'uanF strong. 70 days, ~ davs
'rnnChs rs bid.
HGn"y easy high :, low :, rub
rioElnc Hin G. Dffernu a. :, last
9aEE Jrcuptancss E
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p -ee 81
rnuu - 81
tf reg 1tss
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10. rs .-...--.-.-.----.... ass
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

READ and Use KenneHec journal Want
Want ADS bring uuicE results AT lpw
cDSr
RENT that spare room the Want Al
Was. Telephone I5s and ASK TOR u
journal Want Ad Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

View York, Nov. ..
FI.igI E-F-irm. spring clears azssa la6
WHEAT-spuf steady No. red La
rack View York export billed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

, New York Nov q
Liberty bonds closing. eSss 100 ~ !irst
is A.3s: SECOND AS I.9B. tirst 4zs 81 ss22;
second As 92M- third ASS A3e; fourth
as a2-A: VICTORY rs A.1s Victory 4sE
as.z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Wishcut 6uaru a
GAGE ST, R-Large steam heated
frunt room, electric iiEt1.s. use Of
telephone Suitable for twu pe-suns
READ tpdav's Juurnai Want Ad Cat
aioEue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
new CABINET IS
NECESSITY, SAYS
MEXICAN PAPER
e. Universal Declares That
Change IS Needed,

LAREDO Texas. Aug ls Mexico
faces the danger oi foreign interycn-
ton and the present Mexican cabinet
must be replaced by one which enjoys
esteem within and without the country,
according 20 ~ Universal OF Mexico
Ci,y under date ot August II.
Public opinion showS the necessity
for change m the present govern
mcnl' the paper continues.
After publishing IN full the note
.rnt by the American state depart
mcut to the Mexican goyernmen,
warning that outrage, against hmeri
can citizens in Mexico must cease. Fl
Universal declare, the policy Of the
pre- .cn' MrNlCan government as an
obstacle IN the relation with foreign
governments.
In an editorial under the caption Of
"Ihc GRAVITY of the Moment" the
paper counsel, a policy OF cxpcdiency
The petroleum problem will be
solved carly in September when the
ordinary session ot congrc,, begin;
the editorial reads. "aud all interests
IN that industry viii be respected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
MODERN FLOWER
STORE PLANNED
Lon Foster Leases Site at
First and Robinson,

The Foster Floral company has just
leased a building at the southeast
corner OF First street and North Rob
inson avenue, now occupied by the
Mistletoe Shoe Repairing company,
and the building just adjoining on the
east which is occupied by barber
shop. and will remodel these build
ings into the finest floral shop south
of Kansas City. according 10 Lon FoS-
ter, manager OF the company About
$4,000 will be used in the remodel
ing.
Work on the building will star,
about the first OF the year. acco ding
TO Mr. Foster. A tile floor will be
put in both buildings, and plate gloss
windows will be installed the en'lre
distance on both Robinson and FIRST
streets, the intention being to make
the store "dayligh, store" A
ladies' rest room, something new in
flower stores, will also be part Of
the new arrangement.
The entire first floor space win be
devoted 10 sales and display cases.
while the basement wilt be used as
a work room.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CHINESE IMMUNE
FROM SPANISH FLU

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Angus
N-Not a CHINESE in Mexico ha'
fallen a victim TO influenza, accord
ing to T X Fong. Chinese charge
da'iaires At Mexico City here.
IonQ attributes the immunity Of
Chinese from the disease to the fact,
that his countrymen abstain iIom
eating raw vegetables, Cooked
foods, he believes, are the bes, wrlp.
Jus 10 combat the disease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Aug. ls.-HOGs; rc-
coinis COO. lower; top t2i. 90: packer
/, o 500 80: medium ii9.75Ge0.9O; llghts
Ns50a ~. 90: pigs $4,000 1850. CAT
TILE; receipts 81 000; steady TO lower
heavy steers $1,000 1850: medium
Vl.i5Sfl7.oO. common &l2.ooInlo
iirht Sit 500 80; common ss.l5Ult. .s5;
butcher heifers s6SO6lt.6o: cows 36 ~
Ql2eo; cannsrs IS. S.sSgs?s; calves W.. 80
T,ooTiTO0. SHEEP: receipts 10000;
higher: top u7T5. Lambs siaoon !: 75;
cuils s. JOqrI2.T5; ycarling wethcrs 50 %
@i3.00: ewes 81 25n925, ewes culls
s. 00G 500. breeding owes 5000 1900;
feeder lambs fi2.50dlt50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Aug IN Developments
over the double holiday. iuCluding the
Mexican situation and the local trnr-
ton strike. accounted mainly Tor the
heavy tone Of the stock mhtAet nt tho
opening Of tOdayr session Declines of
20 almost points extended through
out the general list oils equipment.
stecls, motors ana tomccos PROVING
most susceptible 90 pressure liiEu
class rails also yielded but shippinga
were Irregular lntorbOrourh RAPID
Transit and lntcrboiough Alurol uiilHu
were only fractiouaily lower VITA
brooklyn Transit
Tho market rallied slightly again nj
midday, probably on the cuslcr call
money rates with no discrimination
against Industrial collateral Improve
m.nt was rhor. lived, however. fresh
selling In larger volume causing nuNtn-
er and morr sweeping reversal among
leaders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Let's Need Help
Now, Premier Says

WASHINGTON, Avg. lS-pre-
micr ullnan OF the Lc',i,h govern
ment in a cab'cgram from Libau yes
tcrday TO She Associated Press de
clarcd that unless food was forth.
coming within a very few days sui-
irrlug would be widespread IN Let
ua and that all work done by the
American relief administration
through the one hundred million do,-
lar congressional appropriation Won !
be nullicd. Letyia, hr flbled, ais.
faces the danger of hol,hcyjsm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Citizens Kidnnp Red Speakers.

WALSENBURG, Col, Aug is
Citizens of Wal,cnburg kidnapped
three |. W. w. agi,ators scheduled TO
speak a, massmeeting here and the
whereabouts OF the agtator, one OF
whom is a woman, are unknown 20
the sheriifs office One !. w W
organizer was arrested by the ,her
IFS Officers for carrying concealed
yclDOns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

TWO Atlas Warrants Ordered.
when Caleb jackson, a negro. failed
10 appear In municipal court this morn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

CHICAGO. Aug ls-There was
rush TO sell today when tho corn mar
ket opened ana first trades showed
lack Of buying support, particularly on
the nearby month, Opening prices were
Nc TO &c lower. September showing the
greatest decline. the figures bclnR
Sept ii,7Gh to $50 and Dec, t'-t1
TO ti.43A Later there was mod
crate rally, but prices held gcneraly
within the opening figures.
The market closed heavy, 10 I cents
net lower. with Sept 1lIs and Dec
81 iOn TO tli0A.
Oats were weaker with scattered
selling, but held within closer limits
than corn. Opening prices were from
" to lhhc lower with Sept at 'Eh 10
73c.
Provisions fell OF. selling orders
more than offsetting the advance In
live hog prices.
stop loss selling through tho session
counterbAanced live hog strength and
prices held TO low levels.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
NO WORD COMES FROM
PLANE FLYING TO DAKAR

PARIS. Aug l8-hnxicty is fel,
here over the lack Of news ot the ar
rival Of the gian, arplanc Goliath
at Dakar The airp'ane was last re-
ported Saturday morning at $50
O'Clock passing above Port Etienne.
'0pmIl,, from Dakar. At that time the
machine had accomplished the worst,
part Of the journey from Mogldor
to DakaG having crossed the Sa-
hl~l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Euer Hungry?
''Words and Music by"

This absorbinE story Of Two younG Nmss-
leans who achieved grsat triumph ~
tnnnir lAna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ~ Tho cot,
80 rrstket wns easy and lower today
on selling caused by poor Liverpool ca
bies. A favorable weather man and the
latest developments In the Mexican alt
t,atiow, In the first half hour OF bNsi-
ness prices lost ~ 10 % points.
Moderate sefIlrg continued through.
nut the morning session and II WIS met
tke trading months were ~ to 7s points
under the final nriccs ~ Saturday.
Declines IN the foreign exchange
market were depressing Influence
and In the trading I'm IN O'Clock the
net decline was wldentd 20 81 to 81,
points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Pain Cause, Speeding Fine.

J r. rtcfcr. charged wlth speeding,
VAS fined s. and costs this morning m
mu'i,ipnl court He sald he was caught
out IN the rain last night and was
hIugiug 10 get home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.---HoGs: receipts
n 900. strong 10 higher top vi rs;
heavy Sis,7bsf2l 90; medium $4,000
ai26; lights Si7.75a2o.bo; pigs SieSon
1890. CATTLE: receipts $4,000 s,endy
iSso: medium N.BoHia7S; common
iSeooiiSo: choice light 9f&2s9is:oo;
common - Boffil rs: butcher hslfers
SessGT9s; calves $40 otsf q; %: feeders
II o0sf 1880: stockers S7fSHil. sHEEP:
receipts 10000: strong: lambs Sie.eov
err Sios09ts so: choice ewes I.75I
rs. culls 81 0nff7.pb.
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bulge. with the south a moderate seller

bulpes with the south = moderate. seller
tlnued n seller Of later deliveries ana
the market weakened ogain toward
stop orders wee uncovered as
October broke through tho early low
point and that position sold down to
20 9Oc. while January sold at 30.OJc or
70 10 10 points net lower.
Weakness In the stock market In
crcnsed nervousness over general con-
ditions which encouraged continued
selling during the early afternoon. Oc'
,ober sold or to 2g75c and Jan. to
2asGc. or ~ 10 80 points net lower
aud prices were within 10 or u points
Of tho lowest around 2 o'clock
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The salvation Army home service
campaign fund came within 800 Of the
mark this morning with two 800 sub
sgrlptlona one from O. A. Todd and ;he
Other from q. NJ Gloyd 9 A. Fencu.
campaign manager. believes tho re
p riuS {'Og viii be subscribed by to-
night or tomorrow morning 4 letter
has been sent To the representatives Of
organized labor who hRy. threatened
TO withdnw their donations. and II IS
hoped the difficulty can be overcome.
FenC.l says
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ST. LOUIS.

EAsp ST LOUIS, Aug, 1s.-HoGS:
r.ceiuts 1000. steady 10 higher Bulk
s2i u6T2ia5; medium s2o.76q ?l.5o; light
10 fl?i25 pigs 1ltooa:o. 90. CAT
TILE. receipts II. 900; lower: good heavy
Neers til.boQ 1850: common 'lo.gD9
U,fb; choice lights Nl7sI1s.B; com
mon 50 s0gii.75. butcher heifers " IsI
Il.75. cows SO 7bqll.7b canners zsV
io.2j. s,ockers s67501o.oo, SHEEP:
receipt 1000; steady to lower. lambs
iii b6gls rs. cnils t70ods 90, yearllnE
wethers ,iooop II 90; choice ewes $3.50
$500. culls s. 00IG.00.
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Striking Actors
Join in Singing
New Battle Hymn

NEW YORK. Aug. IL The
.ug,np good singing, too - by
striking actors OF the following new
strike battle hyml from the pen ol
VIII ypn IiiFcr attracted a large
crowd 10 the street outside head
quarters OF the Actors Equity as
,o.iatlon last night.
The throug mixing with the ac-
tors on the street was invited 10
sing. TOO, and then the music gained
in volume what It lost in quality.
Here is the song:
"One for all and all for one,
And God be with US all,
For in union there is strength,
Divided We may fall.
The actors are united now,
At last the light they see
SO one for all and all for one,
And all for equity
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Aux. IS--Cotton. spot
IN fair demand. prices steady Good
middliny 1891: fully mlddlng ssSi;
middlng lS29d. low middllng 1850, (,
good ordinary l6.tsd, ordinary l6,3hd.
Sales 900 bales, including 1900 Amer
lean Receipts $1,000 bales, including
1880 American. Futures closed easy
Sept. lsiOd. oct. ls bGd. Jan. 1900, /,
Mar Is 67d May 1860, July 1850.
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Aug WHEAT
unchanged to lower: No. ! hard 81 i9d
2?a: No. 2 S2l7. No. red f2Isi No.
. t2l6Tsl6h CORN: unchanged 10
lower; No mixed 81 siW .sb. NO.
white sl.s5al9s No. : yellow N.slT
/ 90 OATa lower. No. ? white ibc;
no. mixed 7oG 7Onc; No red 7Oisu
7lc. RYE. tlb2