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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27
5. & 8. N..Sabn.

slm s. DECEMBER uirb bic Nbfabrts.
aeit ber 3iige uerdnbert. Die 3iige
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unb um 7.43 Mbenbs am bri:ten Gage
In Nem Oort an.
8. 5. priee, VI. 8. g. ",
pdleitine. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

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iparts, bon tleueierisen, joblenben ain.
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tege baS 6elo ieiner Ebdtiefeit fofort
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that bas, I'M bic ietise Sabres;eit,
lpurben Die gduie ia bod in Die @tops
peln getrieben-iuar mic gei9affen fiir
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lung Notbmenoige bor3ubereiten.
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9etpiB nidt, tasauS, tagein bic selauul.
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uno bieie ielbit binter fib ber su f1lep-
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ffer In Der Glitit mar, teDe inn unter-
itellte 9reatur nnsbrinseuS 81 pers
lpertberi.
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bic tleinen, mil6peiBen .3dbne feIt auf
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beu9iameu, bur1 ni1tS su erfdiittern>
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laiien, aber man fonnte iie nitbt 6aSu
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

- Sci bieien 3eiten. pie mir fie
eegenwdrtia haben. tra6tet Sober Dos
na9, fur bic Geiertage etua8 Nhblihes
~ taufen ;~etmas. bas Merib bat unb
'einen Werth bebdlt. Oerarttge Nrti.
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fer NuSmQhl.
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sseiertass GrcurIiomem

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Often am 90, 21. unb %. December.
Gur6fabrt.3hse ned Chattanooga
unb Nilanta.
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fi6 an
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atlanta . @rpuiitium.

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ndberer NuStunft menbet @uh an
3. 5. priee, u. 9. 9. a.,
Palefine, 9eras.
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SprimaS 0(rt.

Die Snternationai 8abn bertauft
&unbreiiesBillette mad Dot Springs,
Nrfanias, fur bic 3ufammenfunft 0es
Siiblihen @r3iebrnas : 8ereins BON
20. DECEMBER bis 2. Sanuar, su ers
mdBigten Jabrpreiien.
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gud an ben ud9iieH. 8idet'Ngenten,
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8. 5. priee.M. y. q. u.
paleIiine. 9egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

@eeen Waiehdtsbeieioiguns 1T
in Mliona elm @isarrenmo6er perboftet
morben. gr battle benz 4aifer bel bei
fen tursli6em 8eiu@e baielbii 3useru'
fen: ,@s lebe bie 9lnardie!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

= Sn 9apana 1T mon In GROCER BE.
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furgen.en ouf bic 6iobt Ielbif. unb
bas, cbmohl ben Isrtbeibigern bon
6abana Is. 600 Mann aur 8erfhsuna
fteben, mdbrenb fi6 bb6fens $4,000
Sniurgenten i'm anriiden befinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

Sn @srbiubuns biermit If ein
Slid. ,tno u miterms@ artt.
8dsIi9 frii4e Slide, auiern. Milb.
@sHieel aller Nrt. Selepbou 399.
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9beiIe Der 6tabt frei abgeIieferi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27
Nytattbtes S5rptbers,

6Isii9er, sos @aif oouiton Stra6s.
2iefern bas pDraasli9ite Rinb., G@afs
unb S9neineHeii1. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
Sunge8 aaIbfIeif6. ale Soy-
ten BON Wurit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

- Gin tuertbooleS Bud ober Wert
bleibt bauerno elm angeuebmes @e.
f1ent. @rbEte Nusmabl BON 8h6ern
bel 0ic Senss.
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(Scrtiet uus foIet)

= @esen ole Mosenleiben fam iG
Or. Nuauif a6rie's 0ambureer 9ro.
pfen auf's aHgeIesentIidfte empfeblen.
Sd babe mid idon bdufig pon beren
Dirfiomteit iiber3euat. .-Soieph 9ba-
mel, ct. gnrile be Wenboper, Quebec.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

@riber Bros. bic betaunteu
ssutpeliere. baben enti6ieben bic berrs
li6iien Sa6en in ibrer Branfe.
&ommt uno befdtiat bas 2aaer, aud
menn Sbr nid1t fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

SiIberwaarea, e9te
pIotirte, bel griber 8rDs. gben
Observation-Disclosures, lbren, Dpern
aldfer, St6de, S@irme x. &C., bic 5idb
Dor3hglidb fur acknowledgements
eisnen.
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s.Gscuritomem int siisen

gDie aeip6bnIid eiebt bic Giibli1e
Paeifie.8abn nod alIen pldben be8
Shboitens nia Nem Orleans ggeur.
iionsbillete sur balben &ate aus.
Runbreiiebillete perben am 90. 21.
unb %. Oe3ember berfauft, gultig auf
80 9age.
@egen ndberer @inasIbeiien menbe
man i@ an ben nd6iten Sifstaeenten
o6er on 2.S. parts.
u. g. g. & s. a., SOuiton, 9eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27
Giitnbabl 5aDr : @lall.
8. q o. u. 8abn.

abfabrf.
Rad 81. 2ouis bia 5roa gseuutals
ober so. 6. & $3.50 Born
Rad 81. 2eais Diu sJron Mlounialx
Reute 80 Nbenb1
Naf1 9erebo ........ g AS Born.
alntumft.
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{? & $50 Born.
Ben 81. 2ouiS, ssroH Mount0in q %.
6. & 6 z is 9ea6n
g O: g~ysho 1880 Abenbe !.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-27

Bra9tau8gaben bes beutf9sfrans
36fiden 8rieaeS, @opien 8erliner
3unltgenldlbe bel Baiubribae 6
Gnrner.
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photographer, aabinet &r0Bs,
feline Nusfabrung $3.50 per Subenb
BEL Gal NAB.
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= @leaante Wedubren in 8rrnl

- gleeante Wedubren in 8rrnJs.
nnentgeltli9.
Sullipan 9 dub 8ompaguie.
3onb yauit's Reiiaurant unb Gu.
fternbaus. 81. 2ouis. prominente
8ir9er unb Jrembe aus alIsn WeIt.
tbeilen f6nnen bier aneetroffen tperben.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
4 NERVOUS MARKET
.,u. yoprS COTTON PRICES Ann
RATHER uNsrAnLE.
.ro,,e Government purenu crop
p,,ort Tends TO Drive Prices
Lower Than Mt Present.


hubbard Brothers ana company 90
ton hut steady. Cloths more in de-
qua our private adviees say mat
nnInners were large buyers IN Liver
ppni ne market having declined IN com
ssauence OF large orders from tne III ~,
s,n,i 10 sell The market here mas
un.n ad and been Influenced by the ner-
t nas S,nrkrt abroad, The opening was
Noua stnut Inst nights prices. October
" ia an the call at TAO, 1.Hs, i,5s, put
SUM, SOW orders absorbed such cotton as
.,,as offered and prices We're wen SUB
aimed Liquidation of the considerable
interest with covering OF snort cotton
~ boon the feature OF the forenoon,
hAs No market has shown no agrees
nv wv seIlIng. although october, under
~ ,sysriuga. declined TO 7.65, and jan
w 5O These prices found orders
e va, New orleans. which speedily raj
~ ~ rrlees and at midday the market
va nuiet. with october 1856 TO L3h
New orleans says that the lnulnn
territory crop IL very soou, with no
AN Of note. North Texas also good
Sn rain In southwest Texas last night
Ia md hot. A dispatch from NaNa-
40 roads. unprecedented demand
III paris green; perfect panic ON ac-
.S,nt of army and boil worms; con-
,srvntlyc planters say only 80 per cent
,rop on bottom lands ana 20 per cent
IN Hill lands"
If was reported during the afternoon
,hat tht government bureau report
lamorrow would be favorable and show
m Improvement through every section
N the cotton belt except Texas, and
ihis rumor brought about decline OF
IA polnts from yesterdays closing
nrlres. A further reaction is looked
lar bv the trade, who have sold freely
hiring the past two days In anticipation
n a break in prices. As Il result Of the
Weakness ON this side 1t ia expected
mat Liverpool viii decline tomorrow
TO S-64d. Unless .Hin fans through
out Texas this reduction Is but Il natu-
raj symptom Of an advancing market.
The sharp fluctuations of the past two
DAYS have brought about liquidation
OF the interests on both Sides Of the ae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York August l3.-Aithough the
volume Of business OF the stock ex-
change does not show a very heavy
Increase compared with the trading OF
the past few days, the dealings were
more animated and the fluctuations
took wider range. on the announce
ment that the supreme court had de-
MED the application to restrain the re-
organization committee OF the Dlstill-
Ing and Cattle Feeding company from
purchasing the property OF the COM
nany at tomorrnw's sale the trust
stock came Into buying and rose Ia
per cent The rest OF the market was
also favurably Influenced but until mid
day the speculation was very narrow
The only change OF moment was n de-
cline OF 1. rally OF Ia in Missouri
Paclhc, Trading continued strong
throughout the afternoon until shortly
before the close, when under the In
frence of engagements OF gold for
shipment TO Europe OF greater
amount than was expected, there was
realizing sales, which caused the lower
final dealings. The closing prices. how
ever are In the main higher than last
nights figures, the chief gains being
Delaware and Hudson and Distllllng
l IA per cent.
Bonds ruled easier In the carly oper-
atuns. hut In the late sessions support
was accorded to the market and the
closing was firm. The aggregate sales
We're $l,72S00D Burlington convertible.
st. Louis Southwestern nrsts and st
Louis and san Francisco trust re-
celpts 5s lost | per cent. Reading
third Incomes gained l les per cent,
Louisville n. A. consols and san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass a. / per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
SCANT SHIPMENTS.
FEW CATTLE Ann RECEIVED At
CHICAGO.


Chicago. August l3.--About 1900 cat
tie OF all kinds wer received here to-
day, including $500 Western rangers
and 400 Texans. That left only about
1000 natives. but the general demand
was light and prices were no better
than yesterday. Buyers filled up pretty
extensively on yesterday. and this ten-
ded to lessen their orders today. Com
mon TO extra native steers Weighing
from 1000 to 1850 pounds were s0lcable
at S3.75m6, n few being good enough to
sell as high ns $3.50 or 50 poor az TO
sell much under $3.50 Big heavy steers
were hard TO sell. and lots averaging
less than 1900 pounds sold to the best
advantage. The stoekers aud feeders
trade was active TO the extent Of linz
tied receipts at S2.50ffi. Spectators do
ing u good share OF the buying. No
change occurred In butchers or cam
ners stun, bulls selling ut SlIomBhO,
while COWS and heifcrs sold at Si,25@
3.S0 few selling above $3.50.
II being "cnlf day" the receipts ran
up to about 2i0O head, and many OF
them Were choice. Buyers took hold
freely and prices averaged 25c per 100
pounds higher, common to prime calves
selling at $315HJ.7l Western range
cattle We're In fairly good demand at
decline OF about iOc, steers selling at
, S3.5Odi.7l and cows and hcifers at
S2.6OHi,0i for poor to extra. Texas
cattle were unchanged. some sold yes
terday al 81 80, their average weight
being 100 pounds
Hogs-rherc was another collapse In
hsgs. prices falling i0Ni5c per 100
pounds Less than 1900 head were OF
fercd. including those left over from
Monday. but there were too many for
the demand and a fair number Will be-
carried over tonight Neither Chicago
packers nor Eastern shippers bought
with any degree Of freedom. and snles
dragged, the bulk u hogs that changed
hands fetching ii0Wi75. Common to
choice hogs sold at N2OMlS0; mixed
at Ai0HiS0. and llgbt weights at
Si60H515 for poor TO choice assorted
lots. puckcrs talk very bearlsh.
sheep Not more than 1900 head ar
rived today compared with lG,sll u
week ago. but the demand was slower
than on yesterday and prices were 100
lower MS n rule. Inferior to prime ma
| tlycs We're IN demand at Sl,50ui. with
sales chiefly at S2,6Oa36O, and Westerns
sold principally at S3r3g5, fed West
ems being worth $3G0ua7O, Spring
! lambs We're active at $ib0di rs Tor good
TO choice. and at S3@4.25 for common to
| fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

st. Louis, August l3.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts, $780, shipments. 300. Market
steady for best grades, others rather
weak. Dressed beef and shipping
steers. Si.25dj.76: Hight to good butch
ers steers, 1904. stockers and feeders,
S2.25mA2j; cows and helfers. 81 25Wi.
Texas and Indian steers, S2,75Qi; COWS
and mixed stun, S2G3.
Hogs-Receipts, 900; shipments, 400.
Market 5flOc lower. Henvles, $4,000
4sj: mixed. N.3OUi75; light, N75@5
Sheep-Recepts 5000; shipments
none. Market steady ana firm. Ma
tive sheep. S2J0a350
Lambs. s3a4JO. Southwest sheep. $50
21b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Chicago. August i2,--inItial trading
In wheat was at 1-2N5-Sc decline to-
day, but gradually sold MP 7.Sr. coaed
on i-443-Sc. ruled steady, and closed lc
up. The early weakness was due alto.
Tother to the foreign news. Liverpool
being ofr i-sc for spot and down S-iGlc
for futures Northwestern arrivals We're
larger than the same date year back.
At the decline there was pretty good
buying, New York taking on consider
able and local shorts also purchased
with considerable freedom. Reports
from New York stated that foreigners
were buying there. Second cables were
ateadier and impaired some strength
to the market, sales aggregnting 25O,-
600 bushels being reported, part OF
which was for direct export.
Corn ruled active. the range FOR the
day being lG2 ia, the close showing
3-Sffi i-ge advance; initial trading was
az i-4IS-Sc loss and sold on a fraction.
but soon rallied 3-4ai s-Sc, declined lac,
advanced lmi l-Sc, ruled steady and
closed as stated. The early weakness
was due In measure 10 favorable
weather but the early offeringa OF all
deliveries were quickly absorbed The
market acted n little MS n ovcrsold, The
cash situation was stronger and was n
factor In strengthening values No .
was held ic over September and No.
yellow / i-2al 3-ic premium, New
York reported all the offerings to the
other side accepted this morning.
Gables were weak, spot being down Ia
and futures on 1 i-2d. domestic mar
kets all ruled flrmer, Receipts were
large at $40 cars,
oats quiet. At the start the feeling
was easy and September declined l-4o
from Yesterdays close The strength
In corn and wheat and better local buy
ing to cover shorts aud also some buy
ing from New York had a good cncct.
After the first run OF selling, offerings
decreased, and prices advanced $3.50
l-2c. The close was steady, with q gain
OF l-4dS-Sc for the day,
Provisions continued their gradual
vcry-day decline. Pork closed u ~,
lard aud ribs i-2 cents decline
Range OF Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York, August 13.-The cotton
market opened at decline of / point,
further declined 9plO points and closed
tteady at d net loss OF sou points. To
tai sales, 22I 100 bales. Spot steady and
unchanged. The weakness was largely
the result Of disappointing cables and a
disposition on the part of local oper-
ators to believe that the local market
has been Overbought Private cables
described the English market as de-
pressed by heavy continental selling
orders, a nervous feeling prevailing In
the New York market during the entire
Aesson. outside. buying orders abb
sorbed good deal OF cotton for time,
but active liquidation set in and finally
shorts were about the only buyers. The
Weakness In the forenoon was Increased
.v,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Account State Farmers Alliance
meeting to be held at Lampasas. Tex,
August goth 10 goth. Cotton Belt Route
win sell round trip tickets to Lampasas
and return Mt following rates From
fare and onc-thlrd; from stations with
In 40 TO 100 miles OF Lampaaas, rate OF
50. from stations over 100 miles from
Lampasas, rate of one fare, Selling
dates, August 10Th and goth. and lin
tied FOR return TO August Goth.
s. q. WARNER,
q. =. A.. Tyler. Texas.
A. a. Gibson,
y. y. A.. Fort Worth.
D. NJ. MORGAN.
c. p. and r. A. ,4Ol Main st.. Ft. Worth.
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LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

Fort Worth. Aug. II. 1895.
Hams, medium canNassed' ~ i-4c'
breakfast bacon. canvased, 3-4c.
BACON. sides, smoked l-l-sc
Bacon, bellies. smoked, Ice.
Dry salt, sides. &c
Dry salt bellies, 3-4c.
Leaf lard, tlerces. 3-ic.
Compound lard, tierces. 3-4c.
Lard In cans advance over terce
price:
3-4c: 5-pound cans, Use; S-pound cans
lc per pound. ,-., l..
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
+ Lac: cut loaf or powdered l.Sci
choice yellow clarified, 3-so; prime
yellow clarified. lac.
Coffee-R Roasted. l-pound package,
Mokaska, Il Ice; Arbuokle' 22ci Lion
Fancy Rio. % Ice.
Choice Rio. 81 lie. -.
Coffee-Green. Fancy Java, Csc.
Fancy Peaberry, 24c.
Cordova, % Ice.
Prime Rio. 20 lie.
Fair Rlo.-l9 l-2c.
Common Rio. 10 l-2c.
Reans-Lady Washington, &c.
Lima. lie.
plnks, &c,
Bnyous, : i-ic
Black-eye peas, 1-2c'
produce and frult-Apples. fancy
Northern, per barrel, $500; California
Seeding oranges, s2.7j; choice lemons
zoos SjOOG6.O0: bananas. per puheh.
81 7bd2 90; onions. new, l l-3c per ID
cabbage, 20 per pound; new irish poe"-
toes, 50a60c. ,.,.
Flour Uobbers prlces-Faney patt , nd.
;2iO: half patent, 5000 tamiiy, si,sv,
foreign mills, high patent *s'loi iA"0'
patent, 500, "a, e.
~ 3-lc; new. IL bu. s.oz'. corn
g-4c. centrais, bale lots. &c; la Pla'hs'
&c: secondhand oats. sacks &C.
: COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wheat-No. 2, 75c; No, Q. l2c.
corn -sheilcd. mixed bulk JOB LOIS lo,s,
A5c. ear corn from wagons -sayvs
sacked corn. car lots, T. O. o. cou"''s
noints, 33l3ic' ear dOc' ,,,- -,
Oata-'rcNaa rlst-prooi w pp'S ~, ~,
wagon. lS4i9ci enr lois' n'isN'u' q " -
Hay-iob lots. s7'boasooi according
70 Braa-Job lots, 7Oei car lots &c. Z
o. b. eo.. ,.,,. to,e eo,
49,, ,e.d' wheat Job lots. bSc bu
fsed meal. bge; car lots, SOC CYL. a a,
poulfry- sbribg chickens, Al'SgNs ,v'
80. Jneen. hens, 32.2542,5O per dozen
! turkeyn. .6I7 per DOZEN
Bntterlne. SOLID. so-pound tubs ls i-s
Eggs--7c.
s2oss % Chicago va the Great Rock
Island route.
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New York. Aug. 13.--The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The
stock markets today were Irregular.
Americans were fiat on good shipments.
patinE further influx OF gold. view the
situation with eQuauimity, but fear a
resurrection Of the silver bounty. Erie
preferred was exceptionally Arm. Ar
gentlnes We're strong on favorable eN-
change and a stendy increase In the
wheat shipments. The Bank OF France
Il reported TO be letting out small
amounts of gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Liverpool, August 10. Cotton, spot
Good business done; good prices. Amer
lean mddling, 3 2g-32d. The sales OF
The day were $1,000 bales, of which 1900
were for speculation and export. and in
csluded 1000 American. Receipts 5000.
Including 1900 American.
Futures opened steady at the decline
and closed feverlsh. American mid
cling, l.. NJ. g., August, 3 59-6id: August
and September, 59-Gid; September and
october, 3 6O-6id; October and Novem-
PER 6l-6ia3 62-64d November and
December, 62-64d; December and Jan
vary, "a; January and February. 4
i'etd; February and March. 2-6iq4
s-sid; March ana April, a-6lII 4-6id;
April and May. 4 5-6id.
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Kansas city, Aug. l3,--Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500; shipments, 22OO; market
weak TO Toe lower. Texas steers, $500
f3b0: Texas cows. 81 25n2 60: beef
steers, 81 l0G6. 90; native cows, 81 256D
bulls. 81 G0M2. 70.
Hogs Receipts, $500. shipments 800;
market bMljc lower, bulk NJ sales.
81 7Od4 IS. heavles, 81. 5Oq4, 50: pack
era. 81 coat 90, mixed 81 G0ni. so: lights,
81 75fil %; workers.. IiSOa i.9O. pigs,
81 0Oai.SO.
sheep Receipts 1900: shipments.
none. Market active, strong. lambs,
So OOmb. ID. GOOD mnttons. 81. O0M9 30.