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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
Defining Lore.

An excnange sa! s love is a
terrible lie Use. aud those WI"
can pass through it without hav-
ing IA chest protector can take a
place bssils tn" cl1aid tie who
has passed through a political
clmpaign without Incoming a
liar or having deep inrisions
made in his reputation. II is a
terrible rasping on the liver. hat
more so on the pocket-book. In
de.crihiQg his symptoms dnr:ng
this period, Il man told US tn t
it was a kind nf l sinking sens,
tion, attended by an intoSicat
ing effervescence or sentimental
spontaniety, SO strong that he
forgot his best friends, We
have known it to make 4 man
forget his debts Tbe pe.uliar
thing ahont falling in love is
that a man keeps falling deere
and deeper and meyer reaches
the bottom until he gets married
and then he hepins to look a
r ,und and wonder how far L.
fell and who showed him off.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
Courtesy.

A we'll red man raises his hat
to a woman, th' ugh he may
have never seen her before, if he
meets her in any place, or MARI
ner, or circumstance where they
cannot help seeing each other
and coming into some personal
relation, however slight and
momentary, and rmimportant-
for instance, in cou airy foot
path, S. narrow that one has TO
make way for the ther, or on a
flight of stairs. He does &c
simply because she is n woman,
and lecause he, as a gentleman
hahitually acknogledges hel
right to respect and precedence
Ladies Every Saturday.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
]. NJ NOLBERT, Editor
Business Pointers.

A full line Of Boots and Shoes
Just ri ceivtd. MAX & brown.
Remember, you can get your
barley and wheat cholle ed for
feed at the pacing house.
All gooas are marked in plain
figures at H. A Grevine's.
- Kueterville, Idaho.
A fine STOCK # spe9tacles at
Guy Ferree's. The only regular
graduated optician on the
Prairie.
When you want q first class
drink OF ANYTHING from Orange
wine to the purest whise ey, 60 to
The Red Font Saloon.
E iscopal services will oe con-
Quoted in the of ce formerly
Occur led Ivy the packing conlpa-
nv, at A o'clock on Sunday after.
Moons instead Of morning service
aB formerly.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
Farm For Sale,

On White Bird; one lundr'd
acres under fence; for'y acres in
cultivation; one hume red fruit
treee; garden with abundance Of
herries and small fruits. One
OF the finest locations for etock
raising and fruit growing i'll
Idaho county, all TO be had for
six hundred dollars. For fur
ther particulars aprl. atoff, ce o.
REPORT, Cottonwood, IDAHO.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
VorloE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Jacob l.. Weber Fl L. No, 2l4O.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idah".

Jacob l.. Weber Fl E. No, 2l4O.
Land Office at Lewiston, ldahr. !
June p, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the
fol!owing-nqmed settler has filed
notice Of his intention TO make final
proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made. before
the Clerk Of the District court 1T
Mt. Idaho, Idaho. September tie
2lst. ! ,95 viz: Jacob l.. Weber for
=. NV. fourth y e. = sw. fourth
Sec. l8, 7. 81 n. r. e. b, m.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF, said land
w: August Won Bargen and Iames
l.. Miller, of G 5ttonwood, Idaho
county, Idaho and Sandy Ingram am
J IS .ua s. Hartman, of Denver,
I'lalo county, Idaho.
4. +. MoRRIs. Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
NoTioB

My Wife, Lodena Cooper.
having left my he'd ard board,
without just cause or provocation.
! hereby warn all persons not to
trust her On my account.
Richard Cooper.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
Real Estate for Sale.

Two miles west Of Keuterville
farm consisting Of two quarter
-ectirns of licl tst agricultural
and. All under fence with good
buildings and barns on each
'arter. One or 10th quarters
'tfered on terms to suit buyer.
Two miles south west from
+ euter,ille. Idaho ranch con
sistingof l60 acres file agricultur
Il and grazing land. Tern,
'nsy. Call on. or address
Rel ort. Cottonwood, Idaho.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
The Packing Company

AreLow ready to take beef cat
tie IN exchange for fresh meat, or
they will kill beef for you on
commission and keep it in their
ice rooms until you use it.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
NoTi, E FOR | oMEsTEAD PROOF

\oTI, FOR oMEsrrAD PROOF.
Belle Steele, II. f. No. 81 ~
Land office At Lewiston, L., no. \
Aug. tt e lS95.
Notice. is fereI y given til / t. TO-
lowll g-nan ct settler has filed tice
OF his IL tention to make fiu,l prod
IN supp! TT OF his claim an. Il at said
proof will be made befJre ahe =
Land Office At Lewiston, | aho, ON
Septen Der "a 1885 w: Belle Steele
Tor the ST. fourth Sc. icu~th Sec. n r.
81 Il. I. = ". q fot Sec. ST. 2nr.
b n.
he nan es the following wit esseg
to Prove his ltii u, us es cree
npto,n. and cultivation Of. said n VIZ
G, Imam 81 veis s, Mrs. a re4
S!avens, william VI ile,t ID 4 ~ ~
y Il strdl er Ill Il Foreet, y rs.SS
eool.t, Idaho
II. A. MDppIc pa;a.sA
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
NoTIoE FOR CON. ItMBER CULTURE.
Golden B. Sanders 7. G. No. S95,
Land office at Lewiston, Idaho

Golden B. Sanders T. G.. No. 89h.
Land Office at Lewiston, Iduho.l
August u, 1895.
Notice is hereby gwen tiat the
following-named settler has flea
notice of his Intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
That said prOnf will be made before
the Clerk District Court ut Mt.
ldah idaho, on September Is 1899,
viz Q 'lden B. Sauders for the s. W.
4 Sec ! Up. 81 N. r. +. B. NJ,
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residen, {
Upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz:
William PAUL, MORGAN l.. Martin,
ieorse w. Long and Wi liam Furg-
lsoa all Of Cottonwood idaho Co.
Idaho.
B. F. Morris. Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
,oTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

tiottlieb Bernbach Fl. +. NJ. ai93
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho.
August tie 20, 1895. {
Notice is itrly .iven Il at fl,
foloTing- named settler has filed
rotice of his intention ton axe fnaI
prof in support Of his claim. nm,
tnot said pr ,of will lie mate ref, r,
the L. 5. Lamt O.hce 1T IeAistoI
dahn. on October the 9TH, $50 viz
Cottlieb Bernbarh for the Lots Ban.
! Sec; and lot Sec. j. T. 81 n. r
W. b. m. - ;
He nan es the following witres,,
To prove his cori M MS resid, ,r.
upon and guilty., tic. said land W
Joseph Hatke, Henry l.he, J,l
Brandmeir and Fran E,ek,r o -
O hedteryil'e, Ida county i5aE,.
IL 4. MokAaSs A,aistey.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
N TIoE For HOMESTEAD PROOF.

George Schubert. H Z, No. 22o7.
Land Office ut Lewiston, ldaho.i
Septic nber IL, 1895.
N lticei3 nera5y riv5l tat tt
follo&ing-nam7d s. ttlcr has I'll, {
notice OF his intention to make til'G
proof in support of his claim, anc
tnat said proof will be ma bn.or
the U. 5. Land Office at Lewiston
Idaho, On O:tob,r y. 1895, w
George Seubert. for thew. .SW 81
1. SW / &SW foufth. Sc fourth. Sc,
SO T. 50 N. r. | e. BIN.
He lhnes the following witnesse
20 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of, said land viz
August Kopezynski, Edwin # BIZ, Au'
gust Hendricks, and Henry T arhar'
al OF Cottonwood, Idaho cou ty ldah'
b. f. NORRIS. Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
rtcE FOR HOMESTEAD pEoor,

NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PEooF3
Charles. W, Nc Fadde' 1. E. y =
1908.
Land Office at Lewiston IDAHO. !
July q lS9 I
Notice is hereby given that tn
following-naped settler has file
notice of his Intention to MAJ @ tina
proof in support OF his claim, am
tnat said proof will be made befor
the U. S. Land Office at Lewist
Iial o Oh Q t bei rs tsh. 1895, VIZ
Chacles " Nc tudden tr the ..
II Ne. % Irtn and +. 4 Of IL. fou Il
o. See. Ii Up. 81 NIB. , ". B NJ.
He names the folio Wig v Win ess
to prove his c)ntiu DuS reside ice Il
on and cultivation Ut, sail Iahd viz
Frank, r,wn, Hlrry.P. yne. Johl
Leno is. I oars. Len ors.
all ofo We til IdahoCo, Idaho.
r. F. Nn Ria. Reg str
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
\ 'TiCE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
John Brandmeir II. T.. No. 3406.
Land Oficea at l.ewistJ 1lano.
rn.r,nrn -. 49, l. iAnS

august the 10Th, IS9o. !
Mott e is hereby given tnat the
following named settler has fiied
lotice Of his intention to make final
proof IN support of his claim, AID
Cnat stid PROOF will DE ma'te before
the U. ). Land office at Lewiston,
Idaho, on October the 9th, lS95 viz .
John Brandmeir Tor the n. y sw. a,
Sc. q iw. 4 See. Il Il he. a hw. 4
Sec. 10 7. 81 n. r 2w. b. IN.
ii : nance lac Following witnesses
20 prove his >eontinu) us. residence
lpon and cultivation OF SAID land VIZ
Joseph Hatke, Henry Hatke, Gott-
lieb Bernbaeh and Frank Eneking, all
Of kedterville, Idaho county, Idaho.
y. +. s4eAsSs1S4 keglttet.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27
NOTICE F R PRE-. EMPTP"N PROOF

NOTICE F r PRE- EMPTP''N PROOF
Moses NJ. Huines ID. S. no. $3.50.
Land office ut Lewiston, Idaho.
Aug. rs, 1893.
Notice is hereby gwen to Lee }.
Wniteley and al, Uthers interested
that the following named settler hat
flied notice vi his intention t. make
final proof In support OF his claim,
and that sa,d ruuI will lie made ie-
fore the US. Ian Office At lewiston
Idaho, ON October 9th, Is }, viz:
Moses NJ. haines Ior the 81. Sc. :.
Sec. - and e. p lie. GU h and ne.
fourth Sc. fourth Sec. Y /. OIL II. r. =
W. b. III.
He names the following witnesses
to Lruve his co-tiLuous lesi fence
upon and cultivation o., 6. i'll lald
VIZ w llian M. RICE, Henry Rls on,
Riley Dixon and Harry PayL9, all Of
Wsstl4ke, Idaho CO any, Iasi o.
y 4. &oRkIS4 Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27

N
William Slavens Fl. E. N S4l2.
Land office 1T Lewist' I'&i o. /
July q, 800,
Notice is hereby eiyel. t at tn,
following-named settler has file,
notice OF his intention to ra 6e final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be dc befor,
the U S. Land Office At Lewiston
Idaho, on Septcm Der n 1895, Viz
William slavells for the Sc. a sW.
Sec. y ne. 4 NV, a q n. = lie. J.
Sec. I. 81 II. r. W. b. m.
He names the following witr, SIT,
to prove his continuous residenc W,
on and cultivation of, said lard viz
Belle Steele. Henry Bumgartnerr
Cnar.es baLcucl air VI rUltsL, ~.
Perez county Idaho and Rich, ri }
Monroe, of Lewiston Nez Perez coun
ty, Idaho.
B. F. MORRIS, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27

Do you have a Roof ON youI
house? ] will sell you Shingles
81 cheap that yru can covei
your farm.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-27

Mill Loeate1 } Miles 'Io,th.
West OF klJrL2/.LLE
on lawyers Carycn
F.. w. w ebStGr.
Prep eIor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
TIE TRADE IL CTHcAGO.

%. ago. Arri Special -Wre1' opened a cent lower
'i~ break tho df.utn recovered half May
opened ~ 40 sold between IS, and 81 and clos d
- .i3;',r Mo.t 4 tho which along during
r d was ~ sort temper the effect u the loss or
'h" ir.uth argument The statistical announcements were
almost 700 hush. The visible supply decrease. ll65ooO
bush. Has larger fhan expected There
iIs-ar" ~ $4,000 lSsh There was a decrease I'm
Northwestern elevator stocks n 5000 bush Export
c'lrtuces were ar.e. 1850 bush in all /, also
added f' the 'earanc"s Tuesday would DE- large. There
slight Increase 'he liverpool stock 90 o00 bush.
anI Increase Z $4,000 bush English visible Th-
~h business done hee during the day aggregated 1900
bush. Euwnrs o., much larger amount don" al
rail- WOO" eru"' foundation. cables wore strong A. tn
- niuI. Id not hold The rrlre ail day under
puts. tftt is whore most - ,'he huying came from.
I.fils" h'in.l fo keep fH" market weak. lUt got a
t.'u opened wax. lrcaus~ The otu"r grains al. II
recovered pir ~ ts ..rit loss MAY opened AZ.
sd between ~ and ~ ana closed iGE.u ij %. Small
''."ff~ helped toward H." rra rally l2G to-day
h-efh = Pho trnuth meant something ~ them. iii
t" weakness cher My sold between ~,
ar! -. ard closed at go Therc a sharp cash de-
m,nI ~" railroads openly making the very low
lup.'-sb bush were worked arai To New York
Provisions were not active and were some" hat EASIER.
,.r" pork showed a loss Saturday o. Ii-c.
lard ~ sr rits ~ o. IN Increase Of 300 each In
a." lard stor< AT Liverpool had some influence There
w'r" I""" hogs. $500 over expectation. The estimate
I. Zoo
- night provision socAs showed: Pork. 1875 no bbs
iIfi. ~ 10 tttc's. ribs. 33 1872 Io3 Ms
1u tho curb puts May whoa sold J3Ac, calls,
.; ru.s IN Ma c.rn were I6isc. CALI. ii'.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

but feeling steady IIaenbeck Hollis sold fresh
at so each Quotations are S-ohS'o Tor poor to choce
cALvEs- Receipts ?o?i head. all for he market De-
2'c higher All sold promity at ~ '5aS0'o per ie ID
cus Dressed calves firm at 3'saioc Or city dressed
Veais 4.uNc for country dressed ana 81 ic for little
sai; .NeIon j. yeal: p? N ayrase j at 4 $" 90
Do i27 n at $ = g. nc IL a 50 go 10 do 10 h
Eee otis yeaIs. 10. H. at Sc 80. 50 do 80 ID at
g. plenlacE . yesls las IL 500. ils d. l2' H.
- ~ S l t at 9 r. 49, a., g No. N
do 10 H. 81 y; 10 Go. II. h. a So do l2d 10
n.,~p1~cl y Hollis: 81 yeal-. la' N at So %: % DO
sa1is = veal. 1873 b. SO % 3? Do 1872 H. a, At
H. At s. 3.'s. o., - H. a. s.. - DO. ." 10 at 81 90
N"' q, 70 10 ga g. d. a. i 81 d. - h. at
: iuId -: b yras i2s H.. Of 81 ~ de" ~ TO- a.
de- III H. At 10 loo d. ~ Ii. al 50 80 /? do. los
II; "a: = 80. do i2i n 4. 50 .: do az - zach
H. MGF6er.'n ( 20: l4 J-a. ~ ID. at SO. - do
sIirEr NND LANES E~ccip's for w. day. so; cs,'
Gntle 500 r' ana rs e- ar M oat~, win
' 't ,s g 't i nra aoha, rrrar and
ing from steady &, IL lover f'n 'afs %@. t. sr e.,
lco NJ medium t, chairr lambs a. s5usG lsa, sgrnr
4 %s e. 5 r S 3 N " sw a" "'''a weak ." 80
Sales q Dllruts,k: ~ state lam's 81 III averaSr at
s. 5 5 '"r si % Dica t' io h a. a. !. e" 81 & = n ar
8 . d. so II. Ct 50 -. spring iaml' ct 81 80 each
j. Iiarins,on IA s:a,r lamb. = y a. 81 70; . d.
Il H. ~ 81 hep. - No. At :" -. - d' ~ l,
AZ s. 10, d. ~ H. at 80: 1876 Western d.. l"o ID
Man: 1913 oAo lambs $? iI al $ Sc Vs.. 90 20
., d. - No. at s. - 2uo do 90 IT, ~ - ." - d. 81;
81 a,, at s. 10; - Sc" al fn s. "a an" DO y a. s. q
Ialen' Is ~ stae lEmiS - j., ~ a. - s'l.
"5 ~ 81 81 s,a,e lambs c H. at 81 81: - d. 81
IL ID l. = -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

BIC for May advanced to 57. recedded to 5sSc rallied
cash was quotcd S.ac under samples easier and
M ave- T E-l N9,.hern nSn Bayey weak and &c
lower with buyers No . sold from 52g324e at ths
white sold chiefly at 30 &C. while No white brought =
& re- aqig at .e for No lo and and nd prices lSr 10 tend
upward in sympathy with the scarcity Of choice milling
ar demand r CO.. ' ranging at sii ogSi5 FOR sacked
bran Provisions lower. pork quoted az si2 ~ isr
cash and s. % May tIa'' '''''S '4'''
Minneapolis. April Wheat lost about cent from
r,>c on The bear side that II did not lose more
o. conhden; feeling with the loss. May wheat
o ioay az ,c against Ss.a.T s8 there I Way
fair pit trade The millers out Of cash rnark"
sales we're made al 59ls The daily market record
lat week at ssi oo5 b@sh Small lines at 10000
d"or'ase and Minneapolis private elevators at 37oO9
pr,a. stocks in Minneapolis Of l~OoCo bush. an Item
n was REGARDED as gs a,s ,t to v ,sT Ru' track
~ hard 90; NJ northern sc: No /? Northern. 5sc.
r"r ' wa. u and easy at ssa3 30 io patents ssq
bis Very lttI bran IS oereI for sale bulk si2as2 o.
s1st: So sI2 -'a$l shorts t"k Sia 'o line mddnSs
Philadelphia. April Flour continued qui't but with
gh, stocks prices hrmf maintained Demand chiefly Tor
strength than other grade. Winter supr s2as2 -
lnnsy iyana roller straight 81 Gsas2 - Western winter,
rlsaf 2Uas2 - DO sragh :: s0sS DO g,tcn,; % a.
rat'nts - 4op$3 - Rye i'our scare irm salrs OF l,
wheat belt influenced free Speculative sell
ing and prices declined Q'c per bush Little disposition
iinuri light 81 red April coaoo'ac. May coi.aco.c:
option market ruled STEADY notwithstanding weakness In
vhea but NJ specntyc trading and foreign demand re-
mont Ioca cailots quiet and easier no.withstanIing
low do 5oi.c: ~ ? m'xed April. 4,'.a5oc: May 5o.a
90 &C.; Jun 3y!ahl, Jdly 3l'.a"l,.c oatsIca'lo,s
jar 70 os,Sli.6.I rra %6" ssa,c. ~ Witt
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

\ew-lork. April !. $50
CDTroN-The market opened advance II 4 20
ponis positions taking most Of the imrVNe
Aen'. With 'hc exception OF very slight r'ac ION tr
that longs realized freely prices stood ~ about
Z points above the final Hgues Il Saturday Daring the
afternoon . market heavy. about all % :he early
10 NC st a.. ile result If he liberal lQuil3-
ard the supp sor ha' some large interests nAd ~
Jnly months we've - : points lower compared with
Yesterdays closing August UNCHANGED. Sepiemler ana
for March. 44U3C"0 ha.es against S@l"~ IN FebiHaiy
The pressure on Mdy seems 80 nave been rtInoEa ana
practically ali qHda'ed. ana hat position u no" 'sS-
ing ts normal lace !: Ding ahen, P'n1 e" t " h
selling something above MAY. Liverpool showed up very
wei! today futures ma@;ng net gan y ahou, . lon,s
tribe fearer though very active Liverpool IS calling
for a good cotton the south. and the southern
the balance his las Qpaf"ni been discounted
by traders. and hence. although i Is eNpt'p 70
ably have material nnu'n nee on he couise ot ne
market The recc.ys a, Ne" orleans 10 morrow ~. be
bales last week and @4'' ho,"s as; year ne '.s
season about weeks late ana iAis hepS % susan
e. ne main favora6e condiions coming crop
taken as unfavornbe. y many letters afe being
rearv ali Of hem speak backward season. and it Is
stated that the use OF teg'lzes - s!'oS M Ghley
with which 20 purchase There IS some i-sitancy
or The PAT q large traders who evidently Do not know
confere,e and The OF affairs between China
and Iapau is also having lettering influence IN some
delivery prices very close 20 party wtA May me
local senmcn: 20 be ofafsE. owing IN Id 10 N
ereasng receipts at BOMBAY me- fec5ps Tx on, ,1e boS
for week now estiInae ed a; about lI"VV" ''"s
against bales las, week. - 90 bales asst var
feceps a, hSusa Ca ~y AMI at Memthis 4si
bales agans, bales .as week 21T bates last year
as saying mat Of that State Will show
decrease % % per ce'tI , ,., and cios,y h1. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

sf@S so " % 1 s E@ few He9 N" "
higher quotation Medium. pea and rcd kidn"y bold
% San aamcs G5rn pea. d% and I'd vi W. W.
- & n@ n ,ea g 20 10 %h i5r,, 'i i @9ss ~
frrn marrow g 1oq$2 60 do foreign pa 81 93as2 %
q. az o q ca f d" . So s. fS11 '' 81 90 d"
ILF ,d n 'H.ii. WAS shown in fancy fresh
here 'nd ih"f" slp'lat,v" Dot placed fraction
i@fd :. &C. 2c f5r pr, Of thtm Fists are steady and
an lr" s r1 ggI AT .%' si1 or. a' a .1%
favor and desirable lbs dairy moving
iar @ Al . Wpi lS S o ar i in sa
SS'nniH , sa'n" ,Yn'9n as al the gosr Of the %rck
- p2pc do thirds to seconds l2a state dairy hal;
Wish tlhs. choice. iN9S'ec. do seconds 10 hrsts 3d
iinl.". l5 @e,'nis onIit- with da,rr saia,.c
I..y. 'ncy 70 do seconds - trsts >"lo' DO thirds
nrl3- state tairy finest lsHi4c; do common 70 good
CHEESE Tie demand from home source. s. hardly
rSd as holder rNiirI ana me ,ry gIadn3. reu' ION
cream cheese the hope of attracting trade. No
To- los : 1 al n rcso % Johcs % rom in
oul- IN i.l,ins wa, for v~fy fancy mild nI,rei Stock
't skim. are IN an nnfrtuna'e position home demand
unsolI large tina; export outlet sought. AMI
c l' wc ' r G Va u pi's aie @ c T,e
fall made .'ee. colorel. fancy, lltni'4c DO whit
an.r lotHiIc. DO good 20 ch9" "',aIo'sc 1o common
v i ir r. 90 D., small S'2 E'c T d l1'l2 ,m 4
M - iair. snlo' pat ~'mS small irS, d' large. !"
LC;'S Ii~teir,s today. 1903 cases This shows a de-
5rr''r 80 n,''E l""p O.. c,n!"to, WIN It,i Non
- 4"r,"i ol"c"n- Ac.1u1.4iions on hand a." l'ld
I u, ,tiI,n,, ana in,'|, au(@n'- % '' nss
W'.i"n 'a'i STAT. a I:i." q" as d. bnycr ne
Thor is GOOD 90 'cri~n {" ~ store" aai lh" tore is
he' The position must 10. regarded Speculative. Ne
y,na l@.4ls'c Wr,'~rn. ~; s,a'hr'H. ~ as:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. lsIiu ! cotton steady. middlng. 90; ~
u4Iung a.. cond ordinary. DO net AMI receipts.
2Glp bales exports cuastWis- $3.50 bales sales. l3>d
ir..a. stu.k OtctIdD. N1.1t2 ha."s
Nurfunt AprIi Cotton nrm. mlddlrg. 1916. low
m iIHnK 5ie,. good ordinary. 4'.c urt and gross
'"ps 3i2 bales, exports to a." Continent. 1852 bales.
1900 bales sdl.s 4Oi bales stock 81 $50 bas
ans. April l. cotton steady. iliag,
- lGv. mliilrg L. To-. low middung 1-iGc: god
ordinary 5ac receipts. s5ll bales. gross j3s
cNi.s - Great Britain > 1870 bales to the Continent.
80 hs'~ sl~s 800 lales spinnes $50 bales stock.
90. l+3 tales
savannah. AItn cotton steady; middlins S. low
MIdng O. To. good ordinary. 3-l0c: and gross
receipts lt bales. exports coastwise, 100 bales sales.
-, it'rs. stock. ~ a99 bales
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decrease -JI - = = -

closed barely steady a. points o"e'lHe -
DO MS advance compared with SATURDAY closing prices
Trars>erlblc notices 30 Total sales. 10000 bales Nr"
YORK ne, receipts 1.3'o bales gross l2o52 ba.es TX
ports: Continent 30 bales Great Britain -so oaes
forwarded iTGj bales saes. l577 bales. spnners a
SslS bales thus his week, SIS bales tAIeadts
TO-DAY: Great Britain. T2l9 bales. Continent ~ %45
ia-s Thus this week: GT"ai BRIAN, i''S'
taes: Continent 1855 bales; stock. ss23'O bales.
New YORK spot sales today and last nigh; as ON.
sllv lelr-'cI: consumption. bales. contra
500 bales total 1917 bales, spot cotton du Hduils
hollands 7-lGc n,ddlng gulf u loc. which Is IN
changed compared with Saturdays closing ,oooo
Liverpool cable-SpOt cotton hardening; sairs - W
bales speculation export 100, uales Arl'rcan ~"
laes receipts bales Amer lean IN" uats m1i.',S
upiands I'D opened steady al "+g o. az
vance: closec firm 2-64g364d not advance April. 49,
Angs, 323b. August september :k3s Spen Oefo 10
Der 3f October November 327izs; Novc:D"i- eceI"r
32Slb: December January. jus Jan az OILS
Mancanes'er- quiet INN c4o'hs GHir'
COFFFE-nc 80 hrgs December delivery at u -
Composed the total dealings The Ioca nahe' up 10
me last hour indicating ;otd! lack u interest IN .
direction only bags sales the "h'i" cav ma
Iayre prices April. 800 francs: May 10 80
francs June o. frans; July. Sf2j franc. Market qulet
Hamburg zteady: April - pigs May %" PIGS Ji'Ie
- y PIGS; july, - pigs RIO steady 10 cn'''l ht
10 100 refs: exchonge. %@4. receipts 5000 bas fip,h
900 bags santos afm a 1900 res r.c"piS 80"
bass stock 100000 bags Marseiies aiyai. IN Marcn.
Il5 bags deliveries 1900 bags stock StVp DasS
stock 49, Op bags Bordeaux arrivals ,Mai,h. I'."c
bags deliveries 800 bags stock ATiI J. % go, bag
Contracts closed dull 5Ql5 points decline sa's W"i"
ID Lars as
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cASlI OrOTA~lONS.

,-rn 10 foundry patent So c.
scuth y, . SOFT. - SUGAR, FTauu -i"l... 50
S,sei rals .......... geo M.'1sscS X. 80
ioaj ............. L., Hogs. dressed. li0-ib -
copper lake .ngo'.. go Pork. mess ......... - 80
Wheat: No > ;ci.... CO., Lard. prime. 80
Oats. 10 = miNed... ga Tal"W. pr ne...'..'' a
Corn. NJ miXed... - Sect fNniiN-.......'. y 40
coffee. 30 1........ lG'~ Beef h1ij.......-.. ~ 4"
Cotton. miiding G5-li
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. c..
~ Washington II. G.. March IS s,5Sealed Proposals
viii I've received this office until ii o'clock a.
,nrl 1895 for grading regulating streets and roads
ank forms of proposals. specifications and al; neces
s,r. information be obtained at this Office. JOHN
IS ROSS. GEORGE TRUEsDELi. ClIAs. +. POWELL
Commissioners u. Z.