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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
IMPORTATION Y EXPORTACIOy.
AeosTo DE 1890.

En la GGcetG ha publicado Ia
Administration Central dc Con.
tribuciones Y Rentas, con el
We B: de la Intendencia General
de Hacienda, I'm estado expressive
del movimiento de navegaci6n y
sus resultados en- las Aduanas de
esta Iala durante el mes de Agos.
to de este ano, comparable con On
igaAl del aao anterior,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Ku 10 mafana de aver sali6
para Ponce ell senior Intendente
dc Hacienda, CON motive de asun.
tos de aquella Aduana.
Dsseamos & tan digno Jsfs te.
Lis viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
ArmOnias "imitatiVas. !"
HELOS AQUI!

Con bombo eterno
Que va fastidia
Sc recomiendan
Y glorifican.
Son los dechados
De la hidalguia,
De La arrogancia,
Que no Sc humills,
Que los elevs,
Que los sublims.
kY &qui6n no inmutan
"a quien no admiran
6us entuslasmos,
Sus gallardias,
Y sus esfuerzos,
Y sus Conquistas.
Y sus campanas,
Cast inhnitas I
tSon ell encanto
De la provincial;
Son prez y Orgullo
De su familia !
lSon. los exCelsoa
AUtonomistasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

No hay que negarlo,
Salta & la vista.
Vienen de raxa
Muy esCogids,
Casi celeste,
Oasi divina,
Y en- sus corajes,
Y bizarrfaS,
Y en- sus empujes,
Y scometidas,
No hay quien les tosa,
Nj les resista.
Son de la ciencla,
Que civiIiza,
Son del derecho,
Que digniHcs,
Las avanxadas
Esclarecidas,
La hueste airosa.
La guardia invicta.
iSon prez y orgullo
De 50 familla I
Son. los excelsos
Autonomistas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Y aunque pare1ca
Cosa de riss,
Oosa que asombra,
Oosa inaudita,
Por mds que todos
Oorren y gritan,
Y Sc coronan,
Y saurif1can,
Guam vanamente
Sc desgahitan,
7 Sc pondersn,
Y canopizanl
IAun no comprenden
Que desvarisn,
Que en- vano sudan
Y Sc fatigan
Los Tcdent7res
De las AntilIas,
Los que defender
La Autonomfa?
dQu6 aquf no arraigan
Nj fructifican
Las"... chjfadurAs
AutonomistasI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Pasemos q la exportaci6n.
Darante ell mes de Agosto dlti-
mo salieron de los puertos de %
isla, con carga y lastre unos, de
transito y arribada otros, II bu
ques. Is menos que en- igual
mes del afio anterior.
Por derechos de ex
portaci6n rindie.
ron al Erario los
citados buques, al
salir de nuestros
puertoe...... ..... 3.481 43
Alza, con relaci6n &
igual mes del ano
anterior.."..".....@ 20s.9a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
BOletin Morcantil.

Ellos sc mueveu
Z SO prodigan,
Y sc entusiasman,
7 90 electrician,
Y hasta 90 exponen
Y sacrifican
En- mil empresas
Comprometidas;
Y son tan mobiles
Que no vscilan
En- dar su hacienda
Y en- dar 50 vida
Por sus derechos
Y garantfas,
AOE SuS pKCoIduAo
Prerrogaavas,
Por 10 moderna
Ciudadania
De estas regiones
Ultramarinas.
ISon prez y orgullo
De su familia!
Son. los excelsos
Autonomistas !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

iOh que 1guras
Tan peregrinas,
Y tan egregiaS
Y tan eximias !
IQuS literatos,
Que periodistaa
De tanto tono,
De tanta migs !
lQu6 historiadores
Y que legistas
De tantas luces
Y campanillasI
lOh que tribunos
\ public1stas
lOh que Quintanas
Y que Hormosillasi
IOh que talentos
Y nombradias
IQuien no os venera Z i,
IQdien no os envidia
lSois prez y orgullo
De Ia familial
Sois. T.. los excelsos
Autonomistas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

A 10 mucho que estos dias lle'
vamos escrito sobre monedA, cor
aplauso de Ia mayoria, podemos,
en- confirmation, sgregar las si'
guientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

la mahana; su cortejo patentizt
9 e'ocuentemente ell aprecio y cousi.
d 'raci6n que merecfa la difunta or
este pu bio, compuesto de una so
ciedad, digna, ilustrada = caritatl.
va con ell neeesitado.
FL tren f6nebre y demas acceso
rios fueron traidos de Ia acredita
agencia de los Sres Reyes y Pine
rO, de Rio.piedras; por 81 m6ritC
estaba q Ia altura del homenaje
que los hijos de la a lada deseabar
tributarle por Ultima veg.
ri dualo fu6 despedido- pr q
amigo d. Pedro Pascual Perez, Sc
cretario de este ilu ire Ayunta
mlento, y que va en- otras ocasione.
y en- identicos casos ha demostradc
su completeness, y el que, en- bre
yes, pero galanas y sentidss frases
concrete Ia biografia de Ia que el
objeto de esta resefa, dando on
nombre de sus hijos, hermanos )
demas deudos, al numerosp y esco
gido s6quito, las mas cumplidai
gracias por ell acto de consid ,ra.
ci6n que acababan de realizar
acompanando ell cadaver de la di
funta a la Ultima morada donde
terminan las veleidades, pompas y
jerarquias, por medic de la igual.
dad ante la Ley DiVina.
Los inanimados restos fueron de-
positados en- ell sepulcro de una fa-
milia amiga, que 10 ha cedido 9 pom
tsnea y graciosamente como de-.
bill muestra de puro afecto Y sim
patia hacia la progenie de aquella
matrona que va no existe.
Termino, rogando al TodopOde-
roso por el etsrno descanso del al
ma de la que abandon6 para in .etpr
mum este vale de lagrimas, dan
do q sus deudos, incluso al Sr Ma
yor, CON quien estaba casa la en- se
gundas nupcias, mi mas sentido
p6same, aconsejandoles resigna-
ci5n cri,tians; yaV., Sr Director,
mi reconocida gratitud por la in.
serci6n de estas NAL pergenadas
lfneas eseritas a vuela plume, en-
medic de la perturbation y trastor-
no que como es l6gico y natural
causa en- la region serena de las
ideas la muerte de I'm ser querido,
indulgencia por cual.
Quier lapsus 6 desliz cometido, pues
NO seria de extrafiar en- est0s an
gustiosos momentos, y en- el que,
como 70, csrece de dotes para de-
finir, CON Ia claridad que otros mas
avezados 6 ilustrados, actos como
81 de que se trata, y quedo de V.
atento amigo 8. s.
@. B.S.M.
Francisco Garcia v Garcia.
Carolina, B de Octubre de 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
vamos a ex,rac.ar el estado en-

Vamos d ex.ractar ell estado en-
euesti6n.
Segdn ell mismo, durante Ell
mes de Agosto dl,imo entraron
en- los puertos de Ia isla, con car-
ga y lsstre unos, Y de transito y
arribada otros, 81 buques. IA
menos que en- igual mes del afio
anterior.
He aqui 10 que rindieron los
expresados buques al Erario, por
los derechos que se veran:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
REPETABLES OPlNIONES

Excmo Sr G hernadoE General.
Capital.
Seria ruinoso para el pals ,
cAusaria graves trastornos Ia nc
admission de moneda meiicana en-
csjas pablicas, como se ha preten
dido.
Roses es-Ledesma-Nones-
J siguen Las firmas.
Gobernador General.
Capital.
Llegada nuestro conocimiento
pregunta del Gobierno sobre no
ad nisi6n moneda nejicana areas
Tesoro, Departamento rechaza tal
proposition por perjudicial, Aca-
ricisda solo por unos cuantos co.
mo negocio particular; taI prohi
bici6n no puede nj debe tenel
lugar, interim no sc efectde canje.
NGrCisO SOler.-ROdrfgues Her
mGnOS q BertrGn.-Ram6n Pou y
BWs6 Francisco LGmtn. n.-Joaqutn
Castany.-J. F. Tillataas.-DOmin
go FulladosG.-GenarO Mdrques.-
Ramon O. MGrtsn.-POr BregGro y
Cs, F. F. Costa -SimOnet y Lice0-
gG.-GHlIermO SilUG.-Ant0nio Ca
rTi6n.-E. LGnMSG.-ManueI AlOn-
so. - ConrGdo Rodriguez. - Tomds
NidO.-MGnuel Fsguer0G.-Daniel
AlOnsO O-ROdulfo P6res.-JOs5 A..
GWsmdn.-Hsrnais y C-AntoniO
R0ig.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

ocasi0n de tratarla y apreciar en- 10
que valian ias r, levan es condicio
aes de tan respectable sefiora.
En- medic de la honda pena que
experimentan sus cit4dos hijos, por
tau irreparable p6rdida, debe ser
vir de lenitivo & sus sufrimientos el
recordar y tener muy presente que
han cumplido como buenos y hecho
todo 10 humsnamente possible por
sustraerla de las garras de la muer.
te, y que 81 no 10 han logrado, ha
sido Eorque asf estaba decretado
nor Ia Divina Providencia. Recuer
do perfectameate-i triste recuerdo
por cierto l--que tan pronto fl6 re
conocida por los inteligentes Doe-
torres Ferrer, Oarreras y Fernandez,
lisguosticaron incurable su enfer-
medad, y hasta iudicaron con gran
acie,to el pr6ximo fin de sus dias.
No obstante tan exacta como des-
aDimadora profecia, & todos cons
ia tamb'6n que ell reputaio, si bien
modesto Doctor Fernandez, titular
de este pueblo, no ha cesado en-
SOS esfuerzos para, si no Gu 'srla, ra-
dlcalmente, porqne clio era impo-
slble, al menos para pro'ongar la
vida de Ia dollente por algdn tempo
mss pero, ind IL empefio; todo fl6
ca vano 8 iufructuoso, no solo por
estar asf predestinado, como. dai0
dicho, sino porque la ciencia es
muy impotente para ciertas en-
fermedades como la que se apoier6
de Dona Margarita y la arrebat6
para siempre.
Eterno reconocimierto merecen
los muchOs amigos y amigas de es-
To localidad que solicitos siempre
invsdian 10 casa, contribuyendo
con sus atenciones, cuidados y
cons leIos. q hacs II menos penosa
la triste situscion de Ia enferma y
do aq1ellos q1eridos seres, pedazos
de su coraz61, que lloran amarga.
m en'e 50 eterna ausencia 6 10 man.
sion celestial donde existe la verda.
dera felicidad.
No tratare de hacer especial
menci61 de todos y cada uno de
los que mas SO han significado, nc
solo por no herir susceptibilidades
siuo porq1e todos procedian o.
por puro y desinteresado atecto
concretandome por tanto, 6nics )
exclusivamente, interpretando bier
| y aelmente los sentimientos de SUI
descoDsolsdos deudos, & dar en- %
nombre & todos los que, va directs
como indirectamente, han tomadC
parte en- tan luctuoso acontecimien
to, las mas expresivas gracias.
| EL ENTIERRO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
Too Much Shade.

Houses in places otherwiseE unexcep-
tionable are often so closely overhung with
trees as to be in q state of humidity by the
prevention Of q free circulation Of air and
q free admission Of the suns rays. Trees
growing against the walls OF houses and
shrubs in confined places near dwellings
are injurious also as favoring humidity.
At the proper distance, on the other hand,
trees are favorable to health. On this prin-
ciple, says DR.. James Clark, IL may be I'M
derstood how the inhabitants Of one house
suffer from rheumatism, headache, dys-
pepsia, nervous affections and other coRse-
Guences Of living in a confined humid at
mosphere, while their nearest neighbors,
whose houses are otherwise situated, en-
Joy good health; and even now one side Of
large building fully exposed to the sun
and q free circulation OF air may be
healthy, while the other side overlooking
shaded courts or gardens is unhealthy.
Humid, confined situations, subject to
great altern atoms Of temperature between
day and night, engender the most danger
Gus OF ali the physical qualities Of the air,
and humidity in general is the most in
furious 20 human life. DTynsss, with
free circulation Of air and full exposure
of the SUD, are the material things to be at
tended to in choosing a residence.-Nev
York Commercial Advertiser.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
Teachers and Gentle Voices.

That excellent thing in womAn''-snd
In man, also, when in the school room
the gentle" voice, though not necessarily
soft" or low" is q means of grace to
teacher and taugb- alike. Few teachers
realize how accurately their gain OF loss in
influence can be measured by the quality
Of the tone in which they talk. There is
no excuse for the hard, sharp, rasping
tone, so commo7 as to be usually reckoned
one of the characteristics Of school
ma'am," even in the noisiest room or
among the most unruly children The law
of simiEa, sinilibus curautur does not hold
good III such q case. Screaming and shout
ing at children is to make demons even Of
little angels, and they must be angelic In
deed who can escape such Transforms
ton. The teacher should know how 70
make diseinctness serve IN place Of force,
TO tho endTof sparing her own throat and
the nerves Of her pupils. B. Il
Row In Ladies' Home Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS tt
THE CONSTITUTION.
House Joint Resolution No. 5.


House Joint Resolution No ), proposing an amend
ment to sections three and twenty-five OF article
two Of the constitution
Be resolved By the legislature OF the state Of Kan
sas. tvo-Jhirds OF the members elected TO each
house thereof conCurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition 20 amend
the sLitutiOn OF the state OF Kansas Is hereby
submitted TO the qualified electors Of the STATE for
their approval or rejection. namely: That section
three. article two, be amended 50 that the same
snail read a, IOi4OWs- section s. Inc Inemb hers OF
the legislature shall receive compensation FOR
their services the Ok three dollars for each day
actual service AZ any regular or special session aud
route in going 10 and returning from the place OF
meeting 17It no compensation shall be allowed or
any regular session. nor Tor more than thirty days
any special session And that section twenty
OF article two be amended 50 as 10 read follows.
section p All sessions or the legislature shall be
held at the state capital and all regular sessions
snail Ge held once n two years. commencing on the
rrsr Tuesday OF December OF each alternate year
commencing on the first Tuesday Of December A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
SEC. , This proposition shall b. submitted 70 the
electors OF this state az the general election OF rep
reSentaJyes 70 the legislature IN the year A. d,
eighteen hundred and ninety Tor their approval or
rejection Those voting II favor OF this proposition
shall have written or printed on their ballots. For
article OF the constitution. those voting against
the said proposition shall have written printed
lions three and twenty-five q article two OF the con-
Sttutiou." said ballots shall b. received and said
shall Dc taken, counted csnyassed and returns
thereof be made, IN the same manner and n AL re
speCts {. provided by law il OF the election
o. rePrsseD tatiyes 70 the legislature
SIC 3. This resolution shall take effect and be n
force from and after - publication n The statute
book.
Approved March !, Isse.
hereby certify that the foregoing i = true and
On file il nv ocdce and that the same took eject by
publication in the statute book May 18Th. $50
d WILLIAM HIGGINS, Secretary Of state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14

The bulk of the cattle were from the
Panhandle and were not on sale. A large
portion Of today's offerings consisted OF
stock steers. which found ready sale.
There were few common COWS and heif-
ers that sold at good prices for the quality.
Some Of the local butchers are wanting
good to choice butcher stuff very much,
and are willing 70 pay all it is worth
Stock bulls and stock steers in good de-
mand. Thin cows and heifers dull and
slow
The supply of hogs was liberal and the
quality is better than last week as there
are not so much thin, rough stuff coming
in. The market opened about steady at
yesterdays top price, s.. 60. although early
advices from eastern markets noted
weak feeling BY noon the market devel-
oped considerable weakness and by 5
o'clock sales were made 10 cents below the
opening price Afternoon adyices from
Kansas City reporten the market fully III
cents lower and getting worse. The sales
men here could not get a bid on several
cars of hogs which arrived about o clock
and consequently they had to be car
ried over. There was a very unsettled
feeling at the close
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
cannon Balls Not Included.


We had with US in the til New York
private named Williams, and from our
very first battle he used 70 declare:
Boys, the rebs viii never mold a bull
let 90 kin me-"
Itseemed as il there was something in it
for while almost every other msn in his
company got scratch now and then, and
every fight reduced the roll call, he never
was hit. At fredericksburg he stood for
five minutes alone. with the men on the
right and left shot down, and yet he wasn't
hurt. We got around TO Spottsylvania at
last, and only the day before that fight he
cracked his heels together, uttered crow,
and said:
Boys, we shall have fight tomorrow,
and FL bet ten TO one don't get hit"
Next day about 10 o'clock we were ad-
vanced in support Of some Ohio troops
which were hard pressed, and just as we
swung into position the Confederates
opened on Us with solid shot The very
first ball I saw come our way bounded
along the ground and hit Williams on the
left thigh with an awful thud- His hip
was smashed to pulp and he hadn't FIVE
minutes TO live. Two Of Us moved him 8
few feet, propped his head up, and then, as
put his canteen in his hands, said:
Poor oFd-boy! We thought you had a
charmed life, but they've hit you at last"
Yes, Pm done for" he replied, as he
drank of half the contents Of the csnteen;
'but, you see, was figuring on bullets,
and the cussed rebs have gone and worked
in solid shot on meP'-New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
House Joint Re.olutlon No. ).

House Joint Resolution No ; For the Submission q
a proposition 20 amend the constitution OF The
state o. he 1Sas-
Be It resolved by The Legislature Of the state OF Kan
ssS. tEo-thi-d= Of the members elected 70 each
house thereof concurrnE therein
Section l. The following proposition 70 amend
the constitution Of this state = hereby submitted 70
the qualified electors o. the state for their approval
OF retec lon namely, The constitution Of the state
o. Kansas ! hereby amended By striking out The
y hole q sections and : u articles three q the
constitution and inserting n leu u sid sections
the following. which shall ccns-ttle section . Of
article u The constitution. section TIE supreme
court sla4 CONSIST or seven @l-lces 'Fho shlll De
chosen by The electors q the state, four % whom
slAA constitute quorum. and tie con1r7rrszCe q
your snail DC necessary 20 every decision q The
court Any eectoT q the state shAl o -legtbe 20
be eleCced Or appointed Justice q ss@ supreme
court, The !1szlcs hoidirE ne Oldest comm ssion
and y case tVo justices sazls hoi5 cou1l3S-
tst= oda- than Tie commissions q re ether itls-
toes they saa. determine y loi who saal b chieg
tusrics. Tie term q each justice q The supreme
cou-- e. he SIX years commencing o. ne @ecnnd
Noada5 H. January 1ext afier ats electi5z- % ile
Ac2p.lo7 o. as s1nendT4..i ne sosr ado itio1sl
sppo-1-ed by ihe governor, ard sf-z4l bod their
oHCes Gntl ne oeTt genera election n 81 vhsn
the second Monday q January ~. szother %
TIE other Two 70 serve mil TIE @ecoad Norsa~ =
January. lsss- The members q lie Supreme court
this amend 1sut shall y f-lst1ces q e. srp-e-se
coC-- under This 2IeE6usszr for tie Pe q tine for
which tbsy we're esectei- Af-sr te ge1erAl secrsoz
elected al t1e e3erAl election 2 49, Ts2r erreg-
The Tear ~ AID every 81 ysArs theruafte- whsa
supreme court and the fudEeS q the district coQ-r
-rlr-sstlr5 as nav - p-Uras-6 b az P-0-sse-s
---- compensation shzu Dct = aess tar cf-eeu
a. - $500 - So shaI -p.-sT-z = - =
-. sT-@- - - --sfz- ~ - -
e.g--5 ny 1890 7.vr - azv q n. ssz-s II -.
F~al - 2 Re- ---57- - -srzgsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
REPnrsrNrATTvr SALES.
III. following are the representative sales OF hogs
~ rhs Yards today.
Brief aieution

Cattle stronger.
Very few good cattle coming IN
Hogs 10 TO j. cents lower and no bids on
late arrivals.
Steck was buying pigs for Jones & Stiles
and shipped out a double deck car today.
Hog purchases today. Whitaker 1,159,
bold Al. Jones & stiles 133. Total num-
Der weighed up l,536.
III. Porter sent in a car Of hogs from
Brainard
W. P. Pack. Mound Ridge, had a car of
hogs on the late market.
Colonel + Neff, Arkansas City, market
ed a car hogs.
Smith < Hidlebrand sent in a car of
hogs from UdslL
H. Mills. Newton, had a car of hogs on
the market.
smith & Steiner, Lyons, had in a car Of
hogs.
Sherburn & Sommerville, Oxford, mar
keted hogs.
/ BRYAN came in from Oxford with a car
of hogs.
Romic & Sweet. Fall River. had two
cars Of hogs on the market.
Harrenbauer x Erickson, Douglas, sent
in a car of hogs.
il. Porter sent in a car Of hogs from
Haviland
The Andrews Packing company, Of
Pueblo. Col. had a car of horses and cat
tie at the yards en- route from Corwin 10
Pueblo
6. Landers had a car of hogs on the
market from Corwin.
o. G. Sscobs came in from Valley Cen
Ter with "A car Of hogs
Jerry Wilcox, Walton. had in car Of
hogs
). W. Slocumb sent in a car of hogs
from Peabody
A g. Burchinal Ewell. had a car of
cattle and hogs on the market.
John Fowler. Conway Springs. marketed
a car Of hogs.
knoblauch Bros. sent IN a car Of hogs
from Colwich-
c. Mccullough. GeneSeo, came in with a
car of hogs.
Cowherd & Dyer, Caldwell. had TWO
cars Of hogs on the market
William Nchitrick. Augusta, sent in a
car Of hogs.
d VIM TIDAL, marketed hogs.
Hill Bros, Augusta, sent in a car of
hogs.
/. c. Sharp, the yard master, returned
this morning from two weeks pleasure
trip TO Chicago and Cleveland. Q. Says he
Is glad to get back again, and that Kansas
has better crops than Ohio today and that
Kansas and Wichita especially looks bet
ter and i doing more business today than
many cities he visited OF double her popu-
lation
We wish 10 say Just a word 70 cattle
raiSers and shippers regarding misleading
things IL the Kansas City live stock pa
pers. They seldom make any report Of
very low or mean sales which are often
made on thin and half fat cattle. and one
would think TO look over the list Of repre-
sentative sales that everything sold well.
when the truth of the matter is tie low
sales are not given and the only parties
who know anything about them are the
shippers and statesmen
such things certainly would work
against the interest Of this market, and
the commission men here wish the matter
explained so shippers viii understand IL
often a shipper has come II here with
one or two cars of medium cattle. and not
being satisfied with the prices offered here
has gone on 70 Kansas City and sold them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY 1eleRraDn.

ST Louis. No. August I3.-CATTLE.- Receipts
500: shipments 10 Market higher. Native steers
IS 1894 .; stockers and feeders 81 10S3 Or Tex
ans and Indians q t0S3 90 HOGS-Receipts
5l00. shipments. LOO Market weak. steady; heavy
6 s593 g; packing s 7093 ae light. far TO best
IS 7SS3 80. SHEEP-Receipts 43u. shipments l2ua
Market slow. Fair 70 choice 81 COCA 20.
KANSAS CITY. No. August IS-CATTLE-Receipts
$50 shipments 400 Market strong, steers
IS S4 So 81 O0s2 90 stockers and feeders 81 s
@3 so range steers g 2S2 CO. range cows, 81 25s
l So HOGS-Receipts2 2. 800 shipments 500. Market
81 l0c lower bulk S 6s3 s.: all grades, s. 2Ss
s.. SHEEP-Receipts COO shipments $50 Market
steady. Lambs 5Ds5 Or good 10 choice nutIons
IS 1874 Is. Suckers and feeders IS OsS 20.
CHICAGO Ill. August B.-The Drovers' Journal
reports; CATTLE-ReCeipts 1900. shipments 4se
Market steady. Beeyes 81 604 So steers s. 2SS4 Az
stOckers and feeders 81 O098 %; COWS. bulls and
mixed 81 20S3 o. Texas cattle 81 1875 79 western
Texans 50 00G3 90 HOGS-Receipts. 5000 snip
ments 7OO. Market slow, lOc lower Mixed 50 20
3 .; heavy s. 3l4 Or light. IS 1894 10, ssps 81 81
g 10 sHEEP-Receipts l0us shipments ZSQ MAI
Texans IS O0Cs4 O9 lambs s. COOS 90.