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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
cARLisLE.s COURSE.


lOWCEs
1t Ii fortunate for the people Of this
country that the money power. speak
Ing through Mr.. Carlisle. has announced
the step that il proposes to take as o
as Mckinley is elected. This nnounce-
ment, as our readers know, is TO the
effect that II Mckinley is elected. the
money power will demand the edemp-
tion Of the silver dollar and the silver
certificates in gold. and that ii will be
able to enforce its demand.
II is fortunate thatthe announcement
has been made at this time. for now
the people of the country will be able
10 know precisely what they are voting
for and what they are voting against.
There is not n voter in the land so ig-
norant that he can fail TO understand
the nature Of Mr.. Carlisle's announce
ment.
Heretofore. the demand Of the money
power has been modestly confined TO the
redemption of the grecnbacks and ms
ury notes in gold. IL nov declares,
through Mr.. Carlisle. that oil forms of
our circulating medium except gold are
redeemable in gold.
In the even of McKinley's election,
therefore, we confidently look forward
TO some very interesting experiences.
Our people may imagine that they have
had some very interesting experiences
since 1893, when the country was placed
Mt the mercy of the money power; but
the experiences they have had during
the past three years will not he remem'
bered by the side Of those they will rass
through when the money power begins
to contract the currency by presenting
silver dollars and silver certificates FOL
redemption in gold.
If Bryan is elected. Carlisle would no
dare to carry out the policy of the golt
owners, as outlined in his letter, for !
would promptly lead to his Impeach
ment. On the other hand. should Nc
kinley be elected. the people may as wei
prepare for the tremendous squeez
which will depreciate the silver dollar
so that, like the greenbacks and treas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

TO the popular recognition Of this
attitude Of the leaders Of democracy 10
doubtless due the great increase in
democratic sentiment in this state
From present Indications, this year will
be one OF democratic tri,smph in the
Empire state. The progress OF Bryan
through New York is proof Of this.
Everywhere received with enthusiasm,
everywhere assured OF popular support.
he was cheercd because he was rccog-
nized by the great mass of the people
rs their fricnd.-Tammany Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
THE IMPERIAL TOURISTS
vsrsss to Ne Fired 1t the Csar And Gear
inA 90 Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 2o.-Mm. Copce and
Heredia, the eminent literateurs and
members Of the French academy, have
each written verscs which are TO be
recited in the presence of the car and
czarina upon the occasion of the visit
of their majesties to Paris next week.
Madame Sara Bernhardt will also re-
cite a poem written by NJ. Sully-Prud'
home, the French poet and academic
clan, after the ear and czarina have
diued at Versailles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
BRYAN
success Of the Representative 81 NE
working People.


William Jennings Bryan Ii making
splendid progress In his leadership OF
tine forces Of democracy o the victory
that awaits them mt the end Of this cam
paign. lie is convincing by force OF
clear. logical argument, and is winning
votes by plain, simple statement OF the
truth. His speech delivered ON Labor
day to an enormous audience OF voters
was n striking indication OF the temper
OF the time. No man is better fitted o
speak to the laboring man on h sub
iects closest TO his heart than this plain
man Of the people. Mr.. Bryan Ii the
friend OF labor; and the men who make
the strength Of the great labor organi-
cations of to-day recognize his friend
ship and respond to his efforts in their
behalf.
| cess of labor. His interests arc the in
terests of the great working masses OF
the country. Their votes will elect the
next president, and their votes are won
for Bryan wherever he has opportunity
to face and speak to them
His efforts are meeting everywhere
with success. He is educating the peo-
Pile. He clears away from the discus
sion OF the financial question all the
misunderstanding so cunningly created
by the ~plutocrats. He tells the truth
about silver so clearly and plainly that
any man of common ems can under
stand it,
This is clearly q campaign Of money
against manhood, of plutocracy against
the people. In spite Of all the efforts o
the millionaires, in spite OF all thu
money so lavishly scattered by the
Hanna syndicate, the party of the peo
pie is marching steadily on to success
Never in the history of this republic
have the people had so splendid a ieade'
as William Jennings Bryan.-Tamman.
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
PECULIAR

Of Joachim n. Mathisen, . Prom'nsue
San Francisco Architect.
BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. e9.--An extra.
ordinarily peculiar character of suicide
took place in Berkeley during Sunday
night. Joachim IL. Mathiscn, . WELL
known San Francisco architect and a
member Of the Arm Of Howard q
Mathisen, doing business in San Fran
cisco. strangled himself to death with
a four-in-hand necktie which he .
suspended Il . small cypress branch.
Dependency through complication OK
business affairs are attributed - the
uuao ol The deed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

Edward /. was six feet two inches
high. and il is said that the tips oil ms
middle fingers extended below ms
knees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

The best evidence that Mr.. Bryar
10 . democrat, and a good and true onA
4 to be found in the study of his RESORT
In congrun.-Los Angeles Herald.
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Every trust which has contrib
nted to the money that Hanna is said to
have pledged for the Belshazzar fund
IL a violator OF the laws of the United
States. Is Mckinley willing to have
those laws inforced regardless of the
Delshazzar fund?-N. Y. World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

II the axel grease and the Hanna
fertilizer do not accomplish the desired
results, IL will not be because they have
not been supplied in abundance BY the
Mckinley magnatess-st Louis Re
public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

mckinley, he frts syndicate anddate ever introduced to The American voter, will las GER
lmly belong to ecrowd that hold his commercial paper II he selected. as Thurson be-.
to The UnIonp Pacific or Canry ot the sugar. planting interests Of Louisiana There is
far gume in the above picture Study -Chca DispaeAl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

Constantine ~. is mentioned by
contemporary historians as having 2
most handsome beard in his dom'nions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09
THE FARMER GOT EVEN.


HERE are four
men i'm Chicago
who viii. never
forget Silas Tat
mans visit to the
city. 1t will be
many days before
these same men
will be able 10
show up at the de-
pots again to prey
on the confidence
of rural strangers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-09

GOLD STANDARD FRUITS.
high Time for thu People to Assert Them
selves.
Real estate mortgage debt OF the
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
SUNSET LIMITED.

The Sunset Limited train which pas ses Benson twice . week going east or west ls by far the finest and most mag pific.nt transcontiuentsl passenger ,r.io in existsnce. Is is incomparaoie unexceiled and unequalled. No ex- pence Ina. been spared to make it per feet in every respect, and all that human skill or science could invent and apply te make it absolutely fault lees has been applied. Luxury and beauty have been combined with strength and safety, and, meteor like. it span. the continent, aoDihilstipg g time and space in i's marvellous flight. All who have had the pleasure of s trip op this train unbesitsfingly pro nounee it the very finest in the land. A ticket on this costs no more than on the regular train.
 For further particulars and anyIin- formation, address.
 F. 2. WEBSTER.
 Agent at Benson, Or T. H. 0coDHAxs
 e. "A. eGs Rraasisoo!
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
NOTICEr

siro ALL WHOM Tc MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given. that certain mining claims called ihe Tam Bicn, McGiniy and Par agon. situated in the Warren mining district. and about ope-half mil- north. caste iy from the Holbrook hoisiing works. and about the same distance from the town of Bisbee, A. T. Ist As the above named claims were not located in conformity with the U. $ mining laws. there fore, second party, at a later date. relocated the same in full conformity with the above named laws. and is fully determined 10 protect his rights Therefore. all persons are eau toned no; 10 bargain for. buy or lease the aooy- named claims. :. s: MANSUR.
 ar5-sm 2:sbee, A. T.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11

In making your selection of Cbrist- mas and holiday presents there is nothing more appropriate than we'll selected piece of jswelry. Our local jewelsr, Mr.Schmieding has lately laid in quite an assortment or articles in this line, all of the latest and most ap- proved patterns. His stock of geld quartz iewsi,y is especially attractive, and call en him may ssve you much trouble and care in your Christmas selections. His present assortment ol watches and diamoode can't be beat.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 
BIsBEE, Dec. 10, lS9e.

coPPKRIN
 | Messrs. Campbell, Wallace and
 Waters and also Mir. and Mrs. Martin OHare rstui ned from Tombstops this evening.
 MT. Whitney, the president of the Erie Cattle company, vas in town several days this week looking after his cattle interests. He returned to the ranch yesterday.
 Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. Green and fam :. lily left this morning fer th,ir homes down the river. By the large num- Der of bundles they took with them we judge they were starting to lay in their store of holiday goods. Mir. H. G. Howe came in on the train yesterday evening on another -hort trip connected with tine Bisbee rownsite. He has been so busy of late tnat he has not been able to get over here before as he would liked to have done.
 Horace c. stillman, e well known resident of both Bisbee and Tomb stone, who has been engaged in min iog operations in Sonora for come time past, came in this evening on a short visit to his family, he will only remain e few dave, however, as his services are necessary ct present in the land oi mspysna.
 The ususl bevy of payday drum msrs and peddlers came in on yes,er- days train and immsdisisiy made arrangements to rake in their portion of the sheckles. We may be laying ourselves liable to the epitbes oi "crank" but we can't for the life of us see hsw our people can con,in- ually encourage and purchase fion
 .his class of people. They have no interest whatever in our towp, and in no csse do they give any better values for our money than we san obtain right in our own home sto res. In re- gard to the tribe of peddlers We can only say that three-qusrters of the,r
 wares are shoddy and unworthy of
 aouss room, aud ye: they seem to
 flourish and grow fat on every one of
 their periodic iaking trips. Iu the
 name O: common sense, good people,
 get onto yourselves and give our home dealers the trade and support waicb
 of righ: should be their due.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
IF FE2TE- a FREE

As a compliment to our many patrons and the public generally for short time we are going to give to every purchaser of Ten Dollars
 worth of goods fine
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
FOR SALE.

A group of Copper Claim party developed. Ore Lack and oxide from the grass roots; ore found in all workings; plenty in sight and just the proposition for a company Good roads, wood, water and timber plentiful. claims eight miles from railroad. Address PRosPEcToR. office, Tomb stone3
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11

DR I. W. FARkIN sToN. DENTIST. ! All work in the line of Dentistry done in oSess;onal manner and satisfafion guaranteed . rFes are -veryreasonabie. onsee at shca-e nding.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
FOR SALE.

Ranch and improvements. house, barn and we'll; 8 acres nnder cultivation; about 75 orchard trees in bearing; water right under St. David Canal. Everything complete and can be had cheap for cash. Good reasons for sell ing. Apply or address owner on premises.
 MRS. HANNAH NELSON,
 St. David,
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-11
The World S Fair Tesfs

showed no cas:Tg ESw6e' % pure O. SC S.--. lz le-7v enigg nnwe~ as fhe Royal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
Ihe Leading futures ranged a. follows:
CHICAGO

Chicago. April AN the speculative
mi mar started firm and closed weak TO-
leading cause of weakness. Wheat as
compared with yesterdays closing was
lower, Corn and oats each Is lower.
lori Fork declined from 10 TO l7la and lard and
ribs each 10. There was no general broad
speculative business. ii was confined
! strictly to professionals.
The feeling developed in wheat early
| was fim. the opening being 3-S higher
a ana sole Up up more. reached q tosS:;s@
from Liverpool I'D and Berlin was up y
mark and this also helped. Weather con-
.hne,,s, were more general yesterday
thing of factor although temperatures
We're not essentially changed. The Price
current was not quite so pronounced as
IN addition to fears Of geld shipments the
decline late in the day was attributable
to ,e,. ne fact that boards adjourn over good
Friday and dealers We're indisposed TO
have OPEN engagements on the long side.
corn was no more active than on yes
terday and there was very little change
livery.
Ths oats market was steady earlier,
put later became weak and on increased
ers prices recedcd X and closed 20 about
M, the in s with net loss OF aga. Trading
Provisions got strong start from light
re ,Ssi ar the yards. In the end the
iI,afket became cutie weak and pork
e e,., ,,, ~ lover, for May and July! lard
am flbs each 10 lower for -,May
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-Wheat
iV' corn 100; oats 100 cars hogs Is, 900
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour nominal.
;, w M heat 2 spring s2a; No. spring
nominal NO = red s5ism66.
90 cofn-No. . 2sSs@2sA; No. yellow 2s7sap
oats-No. 2 10; No. white 2olsa2s, No
white ls'@2os,.
Ryp-Np q 2hi,
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HIGHER COURTS,
SUPREME COURT.

Austin, Texas, April 1.-The following
orders were nude in the supreme court
todty:
Certified question answered. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company Of
TeSas We. Bclchcr from Cooke.
, Reversed and rendered -Stalllngs Va.
llullum, from Midland.
Writ If errors granted--Wallcr w.
leonard, from lfaiyeston Humphreys ct
al W. Edwards a A. from Rockwell ];
Wrts of error rcfnsed-Hopkins ct AZ
National bank ot t'orsicana va City Ma
tulai bank OF Dallas, from Dallas.
~, kehoa ring ,refussti--,iaibott & snns vs:
JAM api'r w ach l0 rom i.r 1sGm sss
tonic ami Arnsas Pass Railway corn-
r,nN W. hergsiand. from Harris; Kemp,
Grocery company vs. Sawyer, garnisses,
from lonley; City of san Antonio xss
Miclletohn, from neHar;; San AnhAio and
Arausas Pass Railway company IA.
D,rsslasd. by next friend. from Harris
Ia The case OF the san Antonio ana
Arkansas Pass RAILWAY company Il a w,
howies. from Leo county. motion 70 Issue
mandate was granted as to the San Ais
tonic aud Aransas Pass Railway COM
uauy. int not rs TO the Houston ard
Texas Central Railway company. ss
Sublnitted -Peacock Vs. City Of Dallas
from Dallas. sgS
Submitted for ,retearing--Inff ct 4 W.
Mortgage Bank Of Texas vs.. QuRneh
Hotel company ct al. from Talraiit
Grauted-Brown vs.. Palatine Insiiranee
company. from Ellis. an agreed motion IN
Royal Insurance company for leave5to ME
case; Mrs NJ A. Warren Ell al VI Hpras
Insurance company and same &sntit5L
Manchester Fire Assurance COMPANY
motion TO transfer tho causes from court
of civil appeals at Dallas to court OF
civil appeals a; San Antonio.
w q. Harley and j. r. Smith were
attorneys license sf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-03
STOCKS.
The following were tbs ciosnx quotations on the
leadinz stocks Of the Siw YORK Exchange To-Day:
COFFEE.

New York, April 3.-Cones-Options
opened steady with prices unchanged TO
6 points lower. further declined nnder
dun, closing at the last figures closed IN
active at 5ai20 points decline. Gales 1900
bags. including March io.ital025. Spot cof-
fee-Rio dull: No 1917 mild dull; Cordoya
terms. Total warehouse deliveries from
the United States $500 bags. including $3.50
from New York; New York stock today
2l1, 22S; United States stock 24S. $50; afoat
for the United States 20, 100; totaA visible
for the United States 1850. against 49,
425 bags last year.
lilo. April s.jsteady; No 4.iso rsis per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-03
FIRST SUPREME DISTRICT.

Galveston, Texas. April THE foilowtHa
business was transacted today In the Fifhi
court OF civil appeals; ~
Affirmed-Frank b. Dwyer ct AIN Jobu
j. Foley. from Harris; james w. TuEA W..
+, II Cot;er st al from Harris,
| Reversed and remanded- Texas ana tgw
! Orleans Railway Company vs.. El!ya ~:
| Powell, from Liberty; San AntonlQ ana
| Aransts Pass Railway Company n. James
| Taylor, from Lavaca. III (
| Reversed md rendered--W. J. lQore et
nj vs.. John Perry ei al, from Harrtk, i,
| Dismissei-F. +. Herbert Of al " ~. " !
Iipscomb. executor. from Whart2sn. I. !.
Certinod 10 supreme court-M. qlSbei =
Son VS. j. Gompert d CO., from Slasa. II
Motions overruled. ~ Z. me. X
FOR rehearing-Long ManutD surI.ig
Western Union Telegraph coMplny w
Garcia Ct al W. =. sanders = q 4 from o.
Nueocs; Mary j., Horton vs.. e t5sfi,5f
don ct al. from Harris, Tom ~ VI r n ~. ~,
Michael from Ruf S: p. n; ssD & * XIX ss.
Br,nkl,ey ct a vs.. George. n hs, ii,9m
Company Of Texas W n. 3. HMS sssr 81 ", X
Company VIZ. Ed Pruett, fro xeI!.si II son IA
II. Rogers w. Martha u: Serseal y ., w;
from lSarrls: Afford etofer \. q 1f ~ y
al vs.. j. l. Case Threshing shine Cons
pany. from Galveston. .xzEA a....t..ux
Motion 10 affirm on certi4nfe eismissed !
because filed AFTER expirss e s arssn y
R r yes s,i'sa w Mssafs css Gonpsns
't aoti nar 70 Affirm On sss d..@Issss
because no notice OF 49, sRpes1 ~, Ta ~
Buster vs.. Martin 1nAyes, rom "a. +
houn. 49, I, ryerhart
from Wharton. j. n " s.,..s - -. ~
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TRADE NOTES.

ia s, fruits are increasing in demand
cialIx Ives uo Of California prunes selling
s ar, was big demand for eggs to-
Il "" me market was very firm at s
wes aoia reserve at the beginning of
lon. curing the present admins.
81 reousesss We're In smaller supply and
llttie t,sl today, though there vas
A.. Improvement in prices.
er t'9 a n prominent business man nj
today. '"s inc buyers In the
'n az eggs are now selling in Now
Is fro,, ATuilA cents per dozen. no
mn,,,. 'Nus are small at this time.
KansasS or Texas Strawberries on
IitIoonna Some were In e ye,S WAS was
Am ana sold at si.0odl2. 90 per cro PeoF
bags r lean visible supply of cofyeo ia
1901 hs more than. it was n wear aen -
be s,.,s more than two years ago,
|bhone cnt of the American Rel,
ember ~ uiompany for the year endion
ks: incl shows: Gross earnir.s "ssHs
!, lisa "firease, s276.7Os: total exSs,s ~
k75S ,mcrs ase sls6, 7s3: net n npnine'
hef increase 1854: s,irn,u. esaor y,
capitaIr ninss are about IL ncr sS can, ~
HOUSTON pDr.
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COTTON POINTS.

ID. "a. Cherry was today elected a mem
her of the Houston Cotton Exchange and
Board Of Trade.
Houston expects 1000 TO 100 bales t6mor.
row, against 1902 ON the same day last
year: New Orleans 200 TO $500 Against
1l.052.
Tho stocks of print cloths at Fall, hiyer,
Providence and Boston at the end OF last
week were 100000 pieces. Previous week
they were 100 pieces and year ago
$4,000 pieces.
Last weeks sales Ut Fan River for
weekly deliveries II print cloths are -. wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-03
COTTON MARKET REVIEW,
The Approaching Holidays Caused
the Dizziness.
STILL TALKING BULLlsH STATISTICS.
The weather and Crop News Ii A,ao Less
neutrality-suspicious. Fort Re.
ceipts TO Date.
ofnce OF The Post,

Trading at all points was marked hy or
treme dulness and caution nrain tosav.
the main cause being tho HOLIDAYS when
begin tomorrow. The American markets
will he closed Friday and SATURDAY.. ana
tho Liverpool market from THURSDAY
night to "Wednesday morning. Naturally
there was little disposition ia opcn now
accounts though there was M do,,bt con.
siderable business done IN rho vav a,
ovont,r 40. ,x,,,..,
W ."'.iaN's III anticipation OF
tue holidays mentioned. Liverpool futures
closed with no change from v,ssters. y's
Ann, a,,,r.. ~ ....''..
"ss'e' "" WIG uis'aht POSITIONS,
though the near months were it-bid up
Fluctuations at New York and Now Or
hams ,yor, ,.,r,. ,. 49,. -.
'N WY ""''0W' put inc ciosihs
was at II few points advance.
New York and New Orleans futures con-
t,pu, ,ao ,,,r ,,.o,n 4. 4, =, -
49,. wv ''e", 'ese'"e' una IL Us the gen
eral opinion that present quotations must
be changed Mt one place or the other. The
usual pnri,v maintains, Ia, ,ron, 49,,
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. April 2.--Hog products dull
pork, old SIS: lard, refined tierces AZ
boxed meats. dry salt shoulders 5-s; sides
cured s%ah4. Flour, extra fancy 3.5onS.6O;
patents 3.75M3.S5. Corn meal quiet, 1-5o.
Bran dun, 55m5s Hay easy; prime lils@
ed white and mixed 33lau3i, yellow 35isGi36.
oats quiet No. 2 sacked 26u26i@ Rice,
rough. receipts 1915 This season ,OSG, s5s;
same time last year ca, 3s6: sales today
2s0l. quiet: 5Oa2.56: clean, sales Gls. quiet !;
ordinary 10 good 2m4. Tomorrow Is legal
holiday no markets.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. April 2.--Wool-Quiet. Hides
Slow.
New York. April 2.-Clearings sIl9,s7o,-
bla balances sS907. OBS.
New York. April 2.--Cotton seed oil in
active and featureless.
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 2-Wnisky-,
Steady; sales ISL barrels, 1.22.
New York, April 2.-Government and
railroad bonds FIRM State bonds inactive.
New York, April 2.-Total sales of stocks
today were hg, 72S shares, including Amer
lean tobacco $1,000. American sugar IL sD1,
ST. Paul 600: Union Pacific 5000.
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10 kilos: exchange sgd: receipts 5000:
cleared for the United States 1000; for
Europe 5000, stock 6SD0. A ~
Havrc, April 2.--Ciosed quiet and net
unchanged: sales 5000 bags III -
Santos. April 2.-Firn good average
Santos 1880 refs per 10 kllos; no move
ment reported
Hamburg, April a.-ouiet. unchanged;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-03

Kansas City, April 2.--rattle- Receipts.
2000; shipments 1909; market 5dpi0 nghe;
Texas steers 2.75lf3.GO; Texas cove ..D1n
go; beef steers 2759s. 60; native cows 100
$3.50; stocltcrs and feeders 2,4O43 %.
Hcgs-Receprs $500; shipments 100; mar
ker active. 6nlo higher; bulk Of sales 3 80
BTU; mixed 350a360: lights 3.65mS,W
workers. 3.7Om3, So pigs 3.4ons77is, Sheep
Receipts 26D0; shipments 500. market
irm. spring lambs S.aoas.Oo; mnttons 2.Ou
az GO