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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27
Two Kinds Of Capllal.

In lS4S to young men graduated from
an interior college. When they were
about to leave for home the president
shook them heartily by the hand. and
wished them success in life.
''Ah, doctor, - said one, "it has come
to Jim already. He has fortune Of fifty
Thousand dollars But have no capital
to begin life with
Jim's fortune was largeone for those
days He invested il and for few years
lived on the interest of Il The invest
meDI proved bad one, and he lost every-
thing He had neither trade, profession.
nor business habits Hence lie remained
for the rest of his life poor man.
His comrade, knowing that success de-
pended on his own efforts, studied q pro-
fession, which, without dollar of capi-
tai. brought him competency and last,
wealth
Young men are apt to estimate money
alone as capital. That one of their mum.
ber who had inherited money Is, they
think better equipped for the struggle Of
life than any other They should look
into the comparative commercial value
of knowledge and skill before they are
quite sure of that
Figures, In this case, tell no lies. OF
late years. money in this country has de.
creased in value as money getter. while
the compensation Of survice rendered has
become larger.
For example, capable domestic SER
yantin our cities may annually lay bv
sum equal to the income upon three
thousand dollars in government bonds:
aud an industrious mechanic, 10 steady
employment earns sum equal to the ia
teTest Of twenty thousand dollars at four
per cent A teamster 10 Montana. or
cowboy in Colorado, finds that his
strength and skill are worth to him, ii
money each year. as much as would be
forty thousand dollars invested in the
same lands, even il be could buy them at
par.
The lawyer or physician in country
town who earns his two thousand dollars
annually, If suddenly debarred from
practice, would require sixty-six thousand
dollars in bonds to yield him the same
income and the editor in chief of grea
city daily has power in his brain Wort
to him, IN hard cash, the capital OF ha.a
a million.
Such estimates or course, vary with
place of time, but they will serve our
purpose II they convince the boys and
girls who read them that they have IN
their brains and hands while the power
OF brains and hands remains, actual.
money yielding capital more permanent
and secure. and far more satisfying. than
any gold bearing bonds
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PRICE ONE CENT

s-esa sne antenn@ are replaced OF poison
Gus jaws. The anterior pair OF the legs OF
the whip scorpion are also peculiar They
are much thinner than the Others, and the
feet are many jointed, so as TO be capable
OF being used as flexible organs OF touch.
so that this ugly looking beast has turned
his feelers into poisonous jaws and his lers
into feelers The whip consists OF the
thin, vicious looking tail, which can be
iashed around like rawhide in the hands
OF an angry man.--New York Mail and
Express.
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Prepare for the Worst.

Flake is bright-eyed little Girl in LIE.
Dioit Park, and she has the bad habit or
sucking her thumb. The other morning
her mother was combing her hair and
Flnxie, as usual. he'd her thumb in her
mouth. Flake. Flake, reproved her
mother, don't do that. What would
ynu DO If thaLthumb should come orr
Suck th'other one, mamma" replied
the incorrigiblc cody, and paralyzed
her mother Washington Cd. q C)Criiic.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27

4 Good Nurse--Should not hesitate 70
wait upon those III with such diseases a.
smallpox, Cholera or Scarlet Fever.
There IL little to be feared by persons
waiting On the sick If they will use Oar.
hy's Prophylactic Fluid freely. In eick
rooms 1t should be exposed on plate Or
aucer. and the patient sponged of with
the Fluid diluted. For safety, cleanliness.
and comfort In the sick room the Fluid Is
indispensable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27

Messrs. Frenzy and verneuil of Paris.
chemists, have informed the Academy Of
Sciences that they have succeeded in pro-
ducing real rubies by artificial means.
The tests show that this is q fact. The
biggest yet made Is the size OF big PIN
head, but size is a matter that can be reg
ulated. New York Sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27

Belle lfrom New York)-"May come
in. pleases" St. Petcr--"T don't know.
yon went 10 the threafrc during LEM.
Fair Goibansitc---'.Y Yes, bur / always lonk
my hat of And the angels lifted their
voices in welcoming song Life
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There are superior men and women.
We have our supcriors, recognised our
and il is very unhealthy
state Of afIairs not 10 recognize onr ssi-
periors when We meet them 81 have "a
work with them as we constantly have ii
do.
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We win insert in thFs column advarf4se
ments Of Wants. For Rent, For SALE Lost
E0und. &c-s not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for rs Cents.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE and BARN and 4 large lot sci IN
clover and fruit trees, store adjoining at East-
port on Severn Ave. Apply 10 ID. Steele IS
Cnaries street. Annapolis. 42tw
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PRIVAT SALE-

HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNT-
TUhE, Stoves. Hanging and Table Lamps, &c.
&C. - be sold within the ext two weeks
bargains for those who call early It1HN
J-BhEW Ek, ~ Green st. Is
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The exhausted and drowsy feeling.
common to spring time, indicate an i'm
pure and sluggish condition OF the
blood which may be rcmcdied bv
the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It Is
the most powerful, and, at the same
time, most economical blood purifier
known.
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FOR SALE

a first class MULE, and q large EXPRESS
WAGON together, orseparately. Can be seen
ai The Transfer Company 5 Stables, City Hotel
Annapolis. 4 Iovv
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An experienced teacher OF Baltimore will
form class in annapolis for Instructions in
kloautions Conversation and arlor Etiquette
Ad sress MkS. MAkY l.. GADOESS, e2l Ar
nngton. avenue. Lafayette Square, Balti-
more. Nd. lI7
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w A N 81 q -

Reliable, energetic NAN in your vicinity.
Salary from startVn liberal terms. Rochester
Fruit Farm and nurseries. hctaii Department.
Hooker, Brown u Co.. Brighton. N. Y. 3 3Ol
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Splendid Opening For q
Young GARNER.

WANTED sober and industrious YOUNG
MAN 10 work farm on shares, situated about
three miles from Millersvi lie on the telegraph
road TO Wash1ngt n. Everything furnished
free Man 10 board with family on the place.
A good opportunity to the right man. For
particulars Apply in person or address the
EVENING CAPITAL Office. 2 30
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WANTED

ENERG ETICMAN with $l0900 to act as our
agens. agreeable work aud good pay. Address
room :. lO2 N. Charles street. Baltiinore. l2w
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A coiored WOMAN to do general house
work for small amily out OF the city. perma-
nent home For particulars apply TO q. w
hali, west street, opposite the Farmers Bank
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27
FOR RENT-
ELoCUrToN

Three comfortable BRICK HOUSES ON
Cornhill street. Apply on premises 21w
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EoE SAL z OR E<EN H.
The Property Nos. s5 and o. West street
with Store attached. is offered for sale or rent
Apply on the premises. 4 l6w
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LOS -

A Gold b sDGE. of Red Man design, with
the initials "a. L. Z on the back. A liberal
reward il left at this Once 4I9w
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WANTED

a white GIRL to attend two small children
this Office. 1-law
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27
FOR REM T.
WANrED-

From May 1st. the HOUSE No. 81 Main at
For terms INQUIRE at No. l06 u loucester street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-27
WANTED

Agents to sell Crone's Dead shot Insect
Powder. for destroyina all kinds of insect =
Address NJ. j. ChONE. p. o. Box Ils, Annapo-
hs. 4 l8w.
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STUNG By A SCORPION.
HOW THE DEADLY INSECT MAKES
ITS WAY NoRTHWARD.

A Scared Darkey in New York Fruit
store-The old Druggists Remedy--The
''srule killers" Description Of tho scor-
pion Family.
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ny TKLEoRAPH


Nra Yanx. DE a-Mlrsy ~ al stfs
NJ 81 t1traf c.ut. .1ff fnr fl > 90 eco
si1ssl 1fsffd no . 60 0flt fra.f rffHlr.
tile TaI~f tssG4 " ezra - - ff.
change Iuirf hli f.raiT ai "a st.4 - Utfg
DAY hils asi y ~, o. lH-1lL
Government hHl.is Hff DOH ll4 firu4g
State bonds SER lru h4t ll.l
The stock market un gHrrru.ir Lri.f
throughout co. day r.an Iasi sfFHiIE Ilf
Missouri paIfe aHI AEhisll uefs psfT
stlk sfIts cod r'lTf ksl d. 90 raj fIssi
ton a tle mnfaff a. a.iFalrf. rrI tllIF.f
The llsi e. ifrguIafiF rhaurHI Hill Zoe -
important movements 30 tls DAY. Ilir In.
cIiHaIion io fl /. stake ppm thr uncertainty
uf ths situation lu tlr r.uihurHi 80 -
pronounced this m.fnIrf aId r. o. o. H.
cover va shown. rh.fh coupled 9TH fIf
very marked buying Cor f1rirH aor1lnf
gave the grn,ui les N firm a. siruur tInr
which carried DO above iasi evening IfufTa
and kept % there Tor tL0 umlIHiff
1T thc DAY The usk spots lYs
ever. were MissDud IaC.nc nnd AirhIaYu
aud they both broke badly NJ ths orfHInr
aud uraiu toward thc cluaa. and thr utatnfss
wus accompanied hy rumpn that ih1 cDini :
dividend would ha passed nui ns no state.
mont could 10 obtained iu Trsiri ~ ihs mat.
ter the disposition evidently being b. dDd gr
| the quc.tion and thus rendered thG siutk a
/ through 90, day. The impress 90 made upon
/ the other leading shares hy the movements
| ~ the two weak stocks however wa very
| slight aul lev stocks huciuatoi over mnrg
| ui mogu than prf cent, NorihHu Pacific.
i Union Pacific aud Orrun Unconstitutional
| wcrc iavnfahly Affected hy the news II tie
day but iakc Shore W. weaker than fui
some days pact, considerable proaurU b,ing
/ brought against that stock, AMI the final
change " iu, TnlncnuL GrIngrfr asa elias
| we're quiet, hut in Tvgnnl io ~ futurf act 'uu
oi The Ere on the question cd THE dlf'tfnua
had the eject ui mihct restricting optul
| lions iu the stocks II the trunk line
and they were comparatively Nur
gl.h all day long Manhattan was hr
exception 90 the general stocks aui scor,
u handsome advance late in the day. TIE
closing was sirpur, but under the Ncakncs
bplaycd by Missouri Pacific u yielded lon
mcdintcly. ard thv fret prires uf q majority
ul thc li.t VEN lnWrraud further lu,scs wen
sustained in the drnlu's IT thC hfst & v
| minutes. The reaction was sharp however
nud price, IN the general list WcW carried M
above the opening hgurs AMI maiuiaInc'
| tiUrc during the most ui thC dly the ilur
tuntin being small aud without plriirult
| siruiiluHuoV. Their wns a d,uluV aud nilli
after moan, but it WIS not until Co.. lu'
hour That any marked tendency WIS shown
Wien the entire llsi n'uin yielded nnd ~
market oinsud mthgf weak M laHiona
changes from last evening lr.rCa MisrHuI
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good ordinary, 6-l6c; low middlng, o9sc;
middling, 9Jsc; good middling, l0lsc; mid
ding fair, 10 l3-10c; fair II 7.i0c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
as follows December, 0.6i@0.52; January,
o65@960; February, 077@07s; March, 9.s9
@09O April, 0.99@l0.OG May, io.0s@l00o;
June, 1O.17@l0.ls; July I0.4@l0.2j; Au-
gust, io29@iO3O; September, oo2@iooo.
Sales, 52, COO bales.
NTw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed firm, middlng, 0 7-lGc. Sales,
1850 bales. Quotations are rs follows: Or
binary, Dice good ordinary, 3.l0c; low
middling S l5.lGo; middlng, 0 7-lGci good
middling, Zoe,
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed quiet aud steady, ms follows; Decem'
Der 0,3Oa032, January, 0.8l@935; Febru'
AIRY, 0,44@1i5, March, 0,53@0.5l; April,
062@063; May, 0.7i@072 June, 0.sO@9sli
July, osS@0.Sg; August 0,Sieyos5. Sales
$1,000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Now York and Eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying sight 50 discount buying,
par selling New orleans, x discount buy
ing, 81 premium selling Cincinnati st.
Louis and Louisville, demand $2buying, par
selling.
The local cotton market closed steady with
sales 8, 200 bales, OF which 1900 10 exporters
and /, 400 to spinncrs. AZ New orleans spots
closed firm, with futurs quiet and steady at
m advance Of ? to points. Liverpool closed
dull, prices generally In buyers favor fut-
urcs steady ut an advance Of / point. New
York closed quiet aud easy, with futures
steady; December up 3 points and remaining
months up to points. Port receipts to-
day are 22Gss bales greater than for the
same day last year
Hubbard, Price & Co say: "Iloth bulls
and bears seem to be making the most Of the
present influences bearing upon cotton, the
bears using the large crop estimates and the
bulls opposing them with continued good
trade The market now awaits the deter
mination rs to which Of these two influences
Il the greatest, and until that time the
market will remain IN It's prc'elt unsatis
factory condition. The market closed
steady"
The Commercial Bulletin discusses the mar
kct aud situation as follows Operators
with an opinion do not amount to much at
the moment, as they fail 10 make prosclytcs
sufficient TO give the market sufficient body
90 last out more than one or two sessions of
the Exchange, aud very small fuctuntion
In either direction Is pretty sure TO make a
general cleaning out oi endangered engage
mcnts and leave the room long or short rs
the case may be. II il no use beating over
old straw IN rcting general influences that
seem 10 be- accepted ~ sources OF inspiration
ht the moment; they are already we'll un-
dortood AMI what the market wants Is
some magnetic leader who will set the pace
IN either direction aud make the changes IN
prices wide enough 10 attract with greater
freedom new operating custom. There Is u
great deal II outside element that, while by
no means unfricnlly 10 cotton, is very en-
phatic Ia refusing 10 come Ia until prom.
iso 81 wider margins seems likely Ia be- full
filled, and that h what the market pariicu-
lnrly need. nj the moment. Some Of the adj
vices nj hand lead to the impression that re-
ccipis will become much fuller bciop the
end uf the month
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No changes In quotations were made yes.
tcrlny by TIA Merchants Exchange Com
mitIccs Prices Of fruits, foreign and do.
nestle, nuts misins aud household supplies
generally have been revised. Hides are
lower; the fur market opened. AZ the grain
call board to-day the only sale made was one
car OF No. mixed oats, at 2sc. Amount Of
grim IN store nj the elevators Corn, 0,272
bushels oats, 1880 bushels, wheat ass
bushels.
4 dispatch from New York states that
"thc coffee market, which closed depressed
yesterday, opened strong and active this
morning Tho frst call consumed about
half an hours time aud In this period some
t0OoO bags had been taken up, chiefly to
cover contracts. Iavrc, Witch was feeble
yesterday, was alive with excitement to-day,
aud by n O'Clock here, rise had been r..
ported thence 81 SO This foreign news
wa, the stimulus 10 the dealings here. Rio
aud ihc Ouch markets we're at nn advance
Thc late options here showed most marked
change. some of them standing fully TO
points above the close u yesterday other
deliveries are up full ~ points At noon
the outside figures prevail. with quite ~
much desire To buy o. at any earlier period DO
There has been some increase In the move.
mont u hog the past week. says the Cincin.
natl Priof Carsai, hut the deficiency Is sull
quite mnrkcdas compared with the especially
liberal marketing a year arp. Fourteen
prominent packing paints Ia the West have
handled $1,000 hogs during tho week
against $4,000 for the corresponding sex
last year These places have patkel sluaJ
November I toi'l of pI5.u1. against as.
uO) year ago, indicating decrease of ~,
OJo hogs. Other packing probably about
equals the corresponding time last year
Tho quality u the hogs noe being D., ke.
b. generally fine and The weight aYemgc
heavy.
The hog markets have generally shown
iulc reduction In prices the past week, 0u
| without much change.
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Pacific lost 3T and Atchison Pa, while Nan.
haitian rose ~
Railroad bonds were dull and uninter-
estng, the sales reachiilg ionly $4,000,
while the market seemed 10 be under the
to weak tone throughout most Of the day.
The important declines include Ohio, In
diana Il Western lvcs, 81, at 7iA; Mil
waukce, Lake Shore & Western convertible,
2, at 0Ol9; Kansas d Texas ycs, 2, at 561z;
Peoria, Decatur a. Evansville seconds, Ga,
at %; Richmond & Danvilla iebentures, ex-
coupon, 2, at %; South fCatolina seconds,
81, at 49, and South Carolina incomes, "a,
at 10. There were but few advances The
total sales OF stocks today were 2S5, 22O
shares Closing quotations:
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cages, sl.25. Pears, 500. Plums, $500. As
paragus, 800. Green corn, Sl.0O@l. 40.
Green peas, % Cove oysters, full weight,
l h., 00c; . lbs, ,,l.55gi 60 light weight
65c; lbs, $l.00l1l.l0. Condensed milk,
Crown, $3.50; Eagle $40; Swiss $500. Sal
mon, $l.75(G2,0O. Sardines, $3.50; mustard
sardlncs $3.50. Mackercl, 1925 herring
mackorel, S1.06.
sUoAR-Pure white, 09l@7c; Off white, 81
696c yellow clarified 0j1@G9sc; refined A,
79Sc standard granulatod 7H@7Aci pow
dcrod, SIC; cut loaf, SIC; strong.
CorFEE--Common, l5c; ordinary, l0c, fair,
lie; prime Rio lSIc choice to fancy, 100
zoe; old Government, 3OG32c; advancing.
SALT-Saginaw, $l.305ol.i5 per brl; Ohio
River, 81. 2Oal % per brl; SKIS, fine, Sl.35g
Lao; coarse 81 i09ll5; pkts, 2Ag7c.
RlcE-Louisiana, 4}9@ONc; Carolina 6@
7c; firm.
CAYDIEs-Stick, all sizes in bxs, pals and
brls, 0Cgllc; fancy assorted, l0@l5ci extra
fancy, lS@25c firm.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3H@5c; candles,
full weight, DC.
STARcm-3li6J3l
CHREsE--Prme flats, sIl@0Kc New York
| factory, 0H9l0c, full cream, l2@l2Hc;
| Young America, 12HGyl3c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana prime, choice, 500
i2c; fancy, i30Ijc; centfifugals, common to
fair, 2O@3Oc prime to choice, 3OW35ci syrup,
2O61I5c: firm
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Fuu-Mackcrcl half hrls No - 500
kits, No. !. ti.SS, No. 2. ti.25 No. D. ti.iO
Try herring, family, ajc pr box. y 4. noe
herring, half bh, 800. white nsh, hall
bfl, 800.
LAUp-rcs, $50. half brl.. $50, kcgs, sNc.
choice kettle, uAHlOac. quiet
rips Fur-llfls, HUO hall brls, tiOo
kegs ti.2h
Hoo rEopuCrs Quiet. pork, ii555GtiGo0
surnrcurcd hams iit@t2iso. btcakfasl
bnpun, ilGti2'sc. clear rb sides, bacon
sAc, shoulders, sac, bulk pork, clcnr sides
Z isci clear rih sidca Tac long clear, 5g.C
shoulders, 7,hc
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Cash unutniiuis ssfc NJ owr
iinuf-Quiot aul non boil ly un hanged
hui lie hrnof far WiuiC
Nn. spring wheat I N nLwif No y
spunr wheat sst rs g. TED s.Ul.es
i'Wi,. No. gcufn, a,i., b.. 80 oats. - 10.
No. 2r,r, o.. 40 haroy sGo 80. I iiN.
sr,d, 81 N'4mi.ii. friinr timothy seed.
60. Mc,s pUrk. per bn. ifai15O.
lard per 100 lbs. sNO6tsAiU short III sides
Ouusch 4, .uHa5.iI dfy ai tol shoulders
lhoxedl tUsiita3 ~. ~, u clear sides
thuxcdL ss.HnNttui's
Receipts Flour 500 : H. wheat, % o.
bu. corn. $1,000 bu obs, ini, U0l bu yc
gO,J hu. barley SAUo hu.
sbpm.ni.-flour a.vUl hrls wheat H..
on hu. corn. s3i.UoD hu oats, i7UUDbu. yc.
I go bu. haf'cy, Nif0p hu.
~. ior,r., Mo. Dee. A. Jour. icady and
u ,uHufrd
Wlcu= Higher. the isrl'ng vus stronger
rnuo bullish advances sluf'sruycrrd f.toly
MI Ihcic Wa % fair huying hrs'lUs, the dc
mnrd hrine tuihuicnt 20 advance May iAc.
"a closed nru anil only sD uuutr The iul
ui.. No rui. cash, si.ul nominal Nv,
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nrensI.Inn..

FtouE-frOm storu, common, s3doN3Oo
family, eiNHLJt choice, i6IftLO1 fancy.
Z "'tSu1 extra fancy, sSi0g35p. patent,
31inOu1. quiet.
CoES Mg,L-rcarl, $50 roller, 500
quiet.
Bass Asp rrW-Nayy beans. q %. me
dium. slp.
JATapl-iu hnlt brls. $3.50 from store.
tHA,krm Soda extra Nc. treble extra
Csc. ginger snaps ,'lMnar. assorted lum
hlCs iOHi2c cream cracker, st.mluo.
CuNcNrU WuEr-ln half br,s, .l.J) from
store.
ilomNY ANp Gam Prom store, $50
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CHICAGO. H., Dec. 4.-The Drorcrs' Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head ship
ments, 5000 head. Market weak. Beoyes,
s3.OOm5.50; stockers aud feeders, Sl.S0@3.OO.
cows bulls and mixed, Sli0@2S5; Texas
cattle, S2.S0@32A.
lIogs-Roccipts, 10000 head; shipments,
5000 Market slow, closing sc lower; mixed,
S5O5@5.25; heavy, S5.iOa 5.35; light, S5.lO@
5.35; skips, s3.ODigi01
shccp-Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900. MaTkct stronger natives, S3.J0a5.iO;
Wcstsrn, S3.55li4.O5; Texans, S275@3i0i
lambs, 80. 1903 20.
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CouN-From sturc, white, 52c. mixed, ,Ot
frOm lrycc o. DEPOT white, in bulk, 90. in
sncks, 5pC miNcd, in bulk. &c. In sacks. i,c
Haas Prom store, si.c, from leyco OF
depot siOut
HAY-t hoioc, from siorc, 1ng nr loa !,
from le,co uf depot els h0CtlUUO. prime.
fnum siorr, sJCtt3g. car load. irum l,ycp OF
depot, sii.St prairie, irum siur, $50 &C..
cat load, from lcYcc or dUput ti0iO "a 90.
oAu-frum storc, white, J1c. MIXED. . Vs..
irlm lcycc or depot white. In bulk. uGD
| aic, va sacks. aic, mixed In bulk, IA, M
| fHpks Sic.
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NEw YoRK. Dec AIS usual TO Tuesday,
the market was quiet IN request for s,asona-
bic spccinltics, but In the way Of spring rc.
quircments the placing Of orders continued
firly free.
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LivERPoOL.
Az noon: Spots-Dull, prices generally
IN buyers favor Sales 10000 bales, Of
which American $500 bales. Receipts, ~,
900 bales, Of which American 3s 300 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows Mid.
ding bAd.
Futures opened quiet at decline and
closed steady.
l'rhoso prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus. 6.03 means 663GId, and b.0l means
6.1-Gid.l
At3p.ms December, 500 sellers Dcccm.
bcrJanuary, 6.2l sellers january February,
5.2l sellers; February. March, 62i buyers;
March April, b. 20 sellers. April,Niay, Oh
value; May.Junc, 500 sellers; Junc.July,
5.3i sellers; July.August j.32 buyers.
HAvRE.
Spots quiet and steady,
Tres Ordinnirc, GsisE December futures,
W4c
Above spot quotations represent GsiEf for
~ kilos of low middling cotton, llayrc
terms, ia.3b klos equal To 100 lbs, and 0.21f
equal To- Sl.O0.
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L,Nns-Choicc, Sc; common 10 good, per
head. 81 5OWAUO.
lloGs-Choicc light 54@5i.c. good. ga
SIC. common, ihmiAc.
CArttr--Choice grass 8.h3ifc good, ~
cllc, schlAwaFt i'.H2'Sc. CHI Ice isc,lsfs,
2hm3c. feeder. i.92hc.
snrrr-Choicc. 4. medium. 51s5,i. con.
mon Al O.lfft ~
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rniinn 90 rr..ta.t.-

PnaE CECbr ON prime tgmnsf
yciluv, -. summer pllts. So fls.rr
cooking summer ysli0H. - clff1n $50
meal. $500 lrrs Than ear i1rf. islgL
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CANSrD Goops - Pineapple, sie5Cji so
reDchcs, lbs standard. slJit,i 90, second.
ii.u. Tomatoes, lhs, standard. $500 H..
lhs standard. siU Strawberries, ti.ai.
Rasphruics, si.2h Blackhrfr.c.. ~ 60 Grrpn