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REMEDIES FOR POULTRY.

A poultry almanac says: zone teaspoon
full OF liquid carbolic acid given In two
quarts OF water is an excellent preventive
OF most diseases among fowls. One table
spoonful OF chlorate OF potash In one
that ara weak In the legs one teaspoonful
of sulphato OF soda In one quart OF wa
ter For worms. give ton drops OF alncs
or turpentine In a pint OF water. For
eapes. add a few drops Of spirits of cam
phor or turpentine TO the drinking wa.
Ter For cold or catarrh put ten drops OF
or rirn.ng Mt the nosfrils. put about one
tablespoonful Of Kerosene oil In one quart
of water. Asafoeuha tied up In rag
and placed in tho drinking water for the
fowls win he a good remedy for roup. also
q preventive OF most diseases"
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A. HAIL.
With J. r. Morris Hardware Company.

American securities were distributed. The
buying was csl matcd at about 1oo,0p
shares, ont of which about 5000 10 3l,oN>
shares are understood to have been ship
Jed to London today. Tho stocks aula
WIRE all active ones principally St Paul
l.cuis, He and Nashville and Atchison. Tho
apparent absence of support and the ease
WIKI which the prices of some of the W.
dhstr,als were depressed omboliened tho
traders, aud the L aggrcs sivc movements
we're attended by the circulation of gloomy
rumors most of which were later proved
to have no foundation In fact
Sugar worked considerably lower, break
ms GS, per cent to 100 IS and closing at
los rs Tobacco broke i.-S 10 5saA on the
passing OF the dividend Substantial de.
cincs also occurred IN the co,,crs aud
other shares. incud ng many of the usu-
ally inactive list. The market Mcatiied
under the buying, aud substantial lecov-
cries were made in a number OF cases,
due chiefly to covering. Toward the close,
however. further reccsslons occurred on
realizing sales
The bond market was rather weak, con-
sidcrng the increased animation in tho
stock market. Prc.s disrlaycd u rag
eins tendency. with The speculative issues
foremost. The transactions Were s3SlG,uto.
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LONDON wool, sAI.Es.

London. July AT the wool auction
gales today l2.5i2 bales were offered, of
which 1000 were Withdrawn. The selection
WAS of a high class aud there was a very
{ rm denund for cross bred stun a, iull
rates. Following are sales IN detail New
South Wales. 5lai bales. secured lsaIis Sd.
greasy, II l-2hsad. queensland. ln-S bales.
secured ioiHls I la; rrasy, S-in9d,
Nictoru. ll6S hates, secured. SdMls l-2d:
greasy. 6 3-,uiOd West Australia, i2t
bales, greasy .n6 aid. New Zealand,
3ais bales: secured II l-2dnls ID; greasy.
1ulod cape of Good Hope mud Nntnl. 1870
bales secured I ldnls Lid. greasy.
I l-i06 s-id The offerings for the week
arc as follows New South Wales. ai..es
Queensland. l0N; Victoria. i6.l7S. Soutl.
Australia, 800; West Australia. siGd. Tas-
mania. aloh; New Zealand. 1850 Cone Of
Good Hope and Natal 35ii total, @.sl2.
Follow ~ are the receipts to date FOR the
fifth see.cs: New South Wnlcs, li2it
pucefislau, ~ So, y cfnrrE, ~. AS; South
Australia 3Sn'. West Australia 1873, ins-
mama. 1850. New Zealand. 7idli; ''apc of
Good Hop. and Natal, 2oo'o total. ifl ."j9
The arrivals Turing the week were; New
South WuIcs alit. Victoria, 5'l2; South
Australia "A NY Zealand. 100, tape OF
Good hopo ani Sa,al SSii Ioraia. hlll
indsi aSi Morocco l29. Belgium, 'aS. Ger
many .: France. 922' total. ." 0ai.
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good many orders for shipment durns the
IN 81 anaaih

good many orders Tor Shipment durins The
past month.
W. L.. Macatee of MacaNce & Co-1hc
market for hides and wool Is very dull at
all points. BUSINESS In building material
supplies l. quiet. hut we are doing all that
we expect ut this season. Cement IS m
good supply and fair demand
!. S. Dunlay nj the j $. Dunlay Hard
ware comparative are now prepared 10
greet our friends In our new building. me
hardware business Is not very active lust
at this time, though MI lines of seas Enable
goods are IL, demand. Our repeating de-
partment Is maintaining its popularity.
c. p. Shoarn--Ml grain is In good de-
mand, and Il scarcity of corn and chops
Is reported by soiue dealers. Corn mas ",
advancing tendency and | would rot he
surprised to SOC 1t sell for ~ cents per
hushol h,rorc January I. New wheat y
arriving hat IN. local demand 's email
hong mainly wanted for chicken feed.
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MONEY IN TEXAS VEGETABLES.
BeeyIlle pcayune.

s. A. McHenry. manager OF the expert
ment station. says that he put 2oooo
pounds OF stable manure to an acre and
planted It In irish potatoes, WHICH he dug
cighty-one days after planting, ana gam
cred 1850 pounds. which he sold a. whoie-
snug lille sum of s7i,4o per acre. This
beats King cotton which demands labor
for thirteen months IN the year. ana then
present prices considered. Yields les: Than
one half - much g crop 81 ps.s'oes
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HOUSTON rRlcN CURRENT.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices arr those ruling in the Houston
AXI.E CREASE - Diamond N.7S per
gloss: Frazier n tin boxes, saoo per
gross, Golden jcQsac per dozen boxes cas-
AMMli NI'rioN-Powder, per key $500
475; blasting powder ss5on42o pc. kes'
lao, buck slGoul 80.
BACON Shor, clear. boxed, 80 500 ~;
IN sacks i4c less, breakfast Snaci dry salt
i7-Sgae.; New York salt bellies &C. Western
salt bellies SC; smoked bell cs BE-
BAGGING AND TIES From, store.
Baggins. f.. lb SIC, HI '-Nc: "a ID D sc,
Arrow ties Soc; carload lots i4c per YARD
lower for hegginE and DC lower per bundle
RAKlNG PowpER-Apes,, lib SEQ;
& Ii Err lh I'c il V ig j.. ID n per a%1sn
J III. per dozen $40 y III slSi; :. II soc;
j. e., 20 N cans. $500 per dozen; Prices,
III OF $500 per dozen; Royal 10 Oh SOU.
CANNED FRl'lT--Per dozen; 81 "b ~,
rios, 90cN$l o. pinoapplcs STANDARD, N9eg
80; cycless and coreless, 81 "a; scS9nds
9ofi?5c. pears, STANDARD, MSl.W; ci,pl.srr
| Bartlett pears 2-ih 81 ooui %; BIB, Sl.blm
s.. peaches standard 2-lh 81 lomH p.
seconds, e-lh. .HeH$l "a; '-lh seeondH N'lni.
ia5; - pie pfachg,s .nns"' S..p 8ppl'hn
standard olplcs. S'cP 90 can.
CANDY rlain cludy, i S-Sno'a wrap
ped. i 3-si6 7Sc, fancy m'Neo, IN pals
rANNEp VEGETABLES : Marrowf "a,
pcas, ilcol, %. Lima heans ~ W.
| string beans, T0n75r. corn. 5ocm?l =, to
ma oes. alb 5Sns2ls; seconds; aQN'Se' S-lh'
CAIiEORNIA CANNED GOODS Per
dozen for slb cans psrigmes' 4 s5qil A.,
! rr,,,a 81 Tia, 81. green sIges, $l.Sopl 30,
niettarlfos ST. %; grapes, 81 soui So Whit
"a, ev, 'b JI, S.Goni..5
-CA%%lHp MEATS -Roas. beef. H.,
I iozt nv, ~ 81 ,5,a..go. In lunch tongue.
dozen i. 6opa.,5. ia,,,b eapped bel !;
do1rh s,,i Nm 'rn"' DOZEN, 5jitGor, i.-lb
nnt,ed h;tm a. dozen $l..5, h-pound drv,
IA nam dozen. 7pa75c: l2-ib de,.iea
hsn, - > Gozen. Sis.
.. cN Se a esqis s ss s@a 9 a. ,ar
'aiuisss; ~. l' lilo and cordova Fair, l65sg
,7c n,,ne i7s,misc choice, isi, lai2c
i ianaS xxx ncx bnsis ioOib cases. s2i,a Ar
t,lr,,,c,s in lSI.lb cases, S.l.s5 in 36-!b
nsns sos 10. Mocha and Java, fancy blend,
NJ '--''''
TL1pR-Car load lots: Tidal N1gsnr'
60 s"n r"" 'ltra roller fancy - IN. sea
-, 70 a. ,ye hour. sac; pumpoimckrl.
e. IN, J,iIisbu,y's Best. $40 Special rates
t e.. i,in,nSrf: ia interior points hour III
na,roie In, above sacks in half barrels
FARlNAcEol ,i no M, :,
az ' IN j5lb sa"ks $500 s. rer ob OF
suHH SV .It9tker 10 J. in ib-b KITS. 81 q
m5f5: X. /. haf barrels, $ 90, sarfines'
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~ pAcI; PEAS.

Tho sca, for raSg neas NJ BAIL
Nn,n,on hrs ,s mo extent ot tho
shortage iic pack both carly Juncs
and ma, rtnts hut nv IN" across ina.
thcrc r. }r,r'ago ccr,rareh win an
evernrn X Thrui'' he No fan'nn IN
peas. hovfr. hut trer' ne the 'llteren.
grades nirlcilv - nnalNy arc GEL
ting scar. Al thfw goods mr." in ta'r
demand. 4 some ;cl"s shorr' decided
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

New York. July 4--The market for
cotton seed products is dull and
urchanged; prime crude oil IN hulk. y;
prime summer yellow, IN barrels, % meal.
i7.0' per short tom CAKE long ton TOT
export. 1900
New York. July i.-co,ion seed prod
nets diiil with all quotations nominal;
n,Ime crude oil. 20n2i In barrels; prime
summer yellow. in barrels. 2it2M24N prime
cotton seed meal. P.0)nepU per ton.
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r. LEMON npE

1nca, ho,e report a v good dennn !,
". WI s,e,dv res. The hest
f,r, /. sc,ls 81. 5o5ia on /, box. hut there
,r',' s"lh infsrior IL on tho mar
XII that c}hc fourhi 'oh lower. ! ne
warm woar al dur Juno maI" =
good lo,roradc ir Injection, aitnoug !
YER unfsfa tory l''osH WE ne..,, n. =,
no,tt. O,ta,isa of tpoor dcnl1Ni ant
low n,icee imror nforke's has oe ,Hn
rarrooa roned for e time past.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
cle Past Week Has Been Marked by
Nervous Temper.

New York, July 4.-The week just closed
has haen marked by nervous temper IN
nnaurc which al tines caused the mark I
to verge upon decentralization. In fact.
IN the Judgment of competen, Observers.
iepctitons Of the iar.cHy cond tlons that
only sverted by a happy and unexpected
turn. The sustaining influence came from
I.onocn, whence heavy pool orders for
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and rye. according 10 aye and quality.
81 .75n3 On: blended, sl.75Nl 80.
EuIlplNG MATrR1Al..

50 GnMG e. Rol r9saa aam Cement a s pfF ee
2ao lime sl.25. fire clay, s3.25n3 10, plaster
PARIS $40; flee brick, ST. Louis, per NJ
$40. drain paving tile. per foot 7gil5c. 10
inches inclusive. felt roofing, per square
81 75n2.50: Acme aud Royal men, plaster
per ton. s14co: plastcrng hair. goat, per
Lib. &c. latls. per NJ. Sg.n0
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fresh Texas country, sa2c. n in good
condition.
BrrTERlNE Solids. lie; prints, Nc;
Elein dairy bricks lsc.
cABi3AiE-TeNas. s2eod2.25 per crate:
M.ssuori s9.25.
Wisconsin fun cream. 12isc: fancy filed
cheese. 9nloc. Swiss 2sd2sc. Imitation
Swiss. i1mlsc: brick cheese, l5c: LimburS-
EGGs-Tcxas In cases, 6a7c; candled. .
H9ipc; Kansas 12c.
EKAI'T Now $40.
ONIONS New Texas stock. eoa65c per
Ei;PER-rhile. 1iai5c per III.
TpTATOE.;-. Texas and Arkansas new
COATS per lat shel.
IoUI.TKY chickens. per, dozen, ola
he a stIc. turkey hens si.bon55o: turkey
rohhlors s6coQs.5o; ducks s275a3.5o; geese
sS.. rn II Nrnr.S-1n ncnc per nock boxes.
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I jacobs & Co, 1--we stock commission
merchants OF tho Houston Stockyaris. te-
port as follows: o,zz nj,
cows-Choice So. ............'''..' W ~
Yearlnps-t Choice ..,..........'.. -tN ~
Calves-chcicc spring .,....'......., g.
Calyes--According 10 HZe........... q 80
Mution--INrst class ony......,...,
Common not wanted ~.
IIcgs-Cornfed n5o lbs and underl ~
Marriott oyerstockod with cattle Of all
kinds. Hogs aud sheep sell slowly.
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nj BUSINESS BAROMETER.
Index to the Coalition of Trade
Gcrally.
\ vSEyENTFuL BUSINESS WEEK.
y.c,o. with wy Little Activity
Mau,fcs,ed-Tl Nall Trusrs
d MethodsNotes.
Ote of The Post.
Houstoisaturday. July 4.

= .1s..V 81
q Hons'oq'a'"''a ''''s l.
'9rhe flrst week in I7 mas peen "heN'''t-
u in local business .,, ',',, LIN 49,
nd Thursday "eFo
fholossile inerc''i"'p"s e'' '''o" ms N''s
slal disposition 10 !he iai 50 P'' >" 80
the peg'h""'s -, mso har.
s, there IS a,et no desir. to an
fu,u,e Wal, Business today
e'i" ~. a,ar,ls,i,l The ma
as pfa.''.aDs ,,,ra no,.as closing
ar. 4, hon of the great Mi
iei ,,u ..,r,s ran.ined
ional holiday i''
E3r,n and had "A veft'oa trade as hauN
H,e;,o-s were attrtl TO the city by
+he cheap tAcurSi '"''9'
Rains at several iuts IN IeHas u"rlhs
IA u,ok pav. bc,ycry encouraging TO
no =, ,,i,, how'd
afnlsTs a'''
tat the entire ST Will receiEe good
a,.r ,vi,hir uext few oa-s. a
""ipo"i "''.'' ~ ,na,,d
god fall bisinesSli no" "ce'i" en-
tiely upon the con crop as corn ana
~. ,,o nr,ct,ca,a failure. The first
~ -, A., rs
oah oil cotton ha''tcaus i''' ~ i'' 'P
peaance, and shd this Prov the be-
c,5nr Of oJoo-tf,ls crcn. plenty
h""He .,,,c, tar ,ba
and prosperity WI "H assu,r' ''' Wv
n,,ucd is snr,ici. for such a .ield. and
,.e.,.,o,,,,,s ra.ii,-
eve' more, but wout seasoi''l!e "eat"-
d err rom now onie crop vii be dam
: ared15 ia o5 nen,nt.
4 ure:,r pprS FOR NAILS.
i'iN''i ~" -,
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool Still Maintains q Bullish
View.
FUTURES WERE AGAIN ADVANCED.
The American Markets Had . Holiday.
should Open Higher Monday-Cot.
ton Crop Conditions.
q. ~. NoRrLEHr,
Real Estate.
Office of Tho ncst,

~'."o~Sh' sS"'h'N"ss Su'y =
II IS quito evident that Liverpool
doesn't entertain bcarish view In 70
gard TO the growing crop OF cotton. That
market mas 'sad nothing but unfavorabse
news from tha speculative markets on
'his side Tor tue past week. but IN the
race OF al TINS me foreign operators pcr-
sls' IN renewing mat cotton Is cheap ~
present nr1cer. spot sales were lz,"U oalns
fr'uaS ana l"'"' To-Day spot quotauons
were Hrm at yesserunys advance ana tne
demand was reported better than during
ANY Saturday for long tina o.st
,,.,. a.
'"'"res were hrh ana cioseu Al an al
vance Of l-64Wa-6it
The Liverpool market has becn coes-
sidernbly lctter than npticiuatcd d,,rtnv
,h,, .,,,n.,.,,, s.,.a,,'. 49,, ~.
We H'ne.'S"'' holit8SS anu new 10TH ana
New Orleans Will doubtless open 10 to
20 rros.nts up Monday unless heavy rains
IAN =" 'enaS VI III" "ean'i'"e' inc
u'ou'h III 'h's S'ar1 IN uhpioKeh over
large urea anu whhs .here are oecaS'oha1
Sre"orS h"" ie" sooo rans repon'eo'
the situation as "A whole is Il very criti-
val ono. S,.;,souable rains would change
IN. @,,t,ooI N, NAVY ,,,,,,t. a,,hov~s
va" ""'iooh AZ H"ip poN"ts' aitnouSn
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rRIIrs AND NUTS.

ATPI Es-ToNas, 400 l1o per II busheT
BANANAs- Fer hnnch, si.coql75.
Ri At 4. isrfR IIS-l'er. bucket. 4o1slc:
per "a quart crate 81 2sal -.
CAll'oRNlA FRI Tne r a. O. sa9 ,'nr
l-luskct crates. plums. $40. ,o
cOCOANuTs S3.5oMioo per 100; $500
per per iiGSy,Il:s -Tcxas, 81 5oalso per 4-bsske,
nit. mail laskcts, s5n45c.
LEMoNs 60 MGssina asos ana a. ralG sanss
:ha,ce ", W. al,fnrn,i ss%5ls.5o PER box.
xxi RS Iiraail. Tic per 10, tilberts. Sicily.
o. naples i2iac; Malnnts. lln iSe' peanuts,
,cr s,,ck "a f6rnia almonds. Zoe: pecan-.
-NpilplI'Ms Toxas 25M,oc pcr Z bushel
bnxos GncGSl - ucr - quart crates.
81 A,'IIlte- Par peck boxes, small TO
mrdinm 25aicr; choice to fancy 4ef'pe >
i basket crates toc lS'n0
WATEi.MELoNs 75cMs2oo per dozen.
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MInN MD NAILS.

Borh wrc n otations are for carload
'oiIsAARRrD WlRE~Glidden. galvanized,
~ a. ner lGl lbs. painted wire $40; Wan
kessn Toe higher. than Hldd'n.
WlRE NAlis--Ratc $40 per kcg; ad-
vance,. 10 TO 10 polny a9c; and Q Jenny
Snc. G and penny zoe. and penny SOC /.
penny 81 %: penny 8 3d.
CI'T NAILS Rate s2.sp per keg; same
advances as OH wire nails.
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year. year. befos..
Amount Of crop
brought unto
sight for ten
june i"G'H 20 et .s.sAen am.na 7.ssa.sa
Stocks at r.rts
and principal
interior o W n 3
last last crop pop' iron. ,o" sos.sM sasse sossss
Total supply 1888 995 lo.ol3.cSs 7.Wi-sse
Distribution
year. year. beeorAs
'p 10 months no'' .....4no.o57 asAsis sosltee
Total domestic
spinncrs' TAX ..o.,. 49, -.
Burnt ......... $50. 2.WS 6s'S3S 49,
Total American ... A~,
stocks ..... ..... Sb,7s9 $oiV" e0u'
Total dts'n .eas.o6 lo.oiaoas 7.7ol.sa
Decrc.,se under last year .........2. 1s.otn
Dccrcnse pndar year before last.... SSI.VV
Exports Z. "A. re-.
prcraase under last year ..........z,z%tSS
Decrease under year before last.... 6al'$ss
American Spinners' TakinRs- .,.
Decrease under last year .....,.--. 49,
Increase over year before last...... Su,tW
American Stocks ...
Decrease compared with last year. Ne,sO
Decrease compared with year BE- 49,
fore last Observation-Disclosures 49,
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PAINTS AND OILS

-1.inseot, IN hbls, raw 4Sc boioI &c !;
,,c,rol,iIui 10 test II hbls lie. in 'ases
Il n. brilliant oil sl.55. In bbls i2c; sto, q
rneaIinc. IN cases SLIGO. in hbls liei Enpi9n
~ in mis- lae. in cases $50. castor OIL.
,,,,,n,dtnal nure 90c turpcntine. in hbls ale.
WitITi, LEAIl-Strctly pure bpoI4c,
WINnOW GLASS In boxes 60, and 20 TO
IN nor cent discount. new ISL
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BEANs-callforn.a, small white stn
3.sc per 10; Bayou S,siis "a; IL pnh; s,,e
BTrTER.H Hue Star. lie; dairy isc I:
table. lie: fancy Elgin creamery isui'''
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LIVE STOCK.

: Vslue. b BID; Sellers.
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LIQUORS

-schlllz. quarts. fio;bo, per hb,;
,.;nfs sil 10 per Dbl; Dixie Pale, quarts,
laoS: pints, $3.50; Magnolia Pale, quarts
sir; II ii'' MINES 2: per gallon.
WWHisKY-I'er gallon; Finished goods.
~ "hirh wine basis. 81. g; straight Bourbon
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re- choic" e,apora'cd. 6'.m7c, fancy 7'4c;
"iircn. lie per Ii. rnrrants., fancy.
cleaaca SIS tiss sysrera,e ,po re- cd I's *
,'s,,hr. eXapnratci 5igc. pears, evapo-
r. rs sei'iAi NE; piums, pii,sd, Sc, 49,.
RAisiNs -,sliforniG, J. l.. h s1 e, 81 iSff
20; : crown N. ". na.slns, o-'h boXes'
S'i pRi { SS'ESs"crop 1895 California prupes,
p.,dSs. 515i.c; so-aos, 6i.; Io-sos. 6l.nsl.c;
ID. 30s, 7i.c. 5o-6os. Sc. silver prunes. TIC,
ruby prunes. 7'2c
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tho carcass OF mule thu. has died Of
W. r, HAMILTON,
Hamilton Bros.

VNUFNOn.
We send you by today's mali some cir
started go early. there is no telling when
or whore II will stop. Climatic conditions
may affect it's spread. but we strongly
advise all planters 10 vaco!natc their stock
this year lust ms soon az the vaccine for
the purpose can be- obtained. In Madison
parish alone 900 mules are reported to
hov" died. and In many cases all the stock
on a plantation has been destroyed Snch
n risk IL too great To run when small
outlay can furnish protection. Yours very
truly, Caldwell Il Smith.
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1.I,A1N AND Hay.

car load lots, Job cars from mills deal a.,
rs on bran. ag3c per bushel on OATS and
BRAS--Gsc
c',TlSssI25ay,Ss No. : white aoassc; ON
moi SnIii.5Prsp corn SEC psr 100 ihs.
UAY-Alfalfa, Si3@n ioo per ~ ton on, MI ~
Worth Texas prairie. ssoo; South Texas
prairie sS.boU7 o.
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High Grade Holiday Goods for
Very Low Prices.

Neekwear Styles
balls heateT Ebrod
Genemens Mufers
shirts perfect fitting in white and fashionable shades
and find what fits youth the neck and sleeves
Another arrival Boys Clothing Mothers and sisters
last stock buying ALL the last suit
had all the her sighed
the whole stock everything bright and beautiful
knowing that the full value always be
buying Gentlemen's Clothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-05-07
AGRIcuLruAL COLLEGE LANDS
secrctar. Holsc Smith Decides in Fu-
Vor of the State.

Washington. May 3.-Secretary Hoke
Smith as reversed the decision of the
commissioner of the general land Office
who made an adverse decision IN con-
test case between the state of Washing
ton and the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company
The commissioner held for cancellation
the states selection of list No g made
FOR the use and support of agricultural
colleges. 1t was held that these selec-
tioHs conflicted with indemnity selections
of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany The state appealed to the depart
ment from the decision of the commits
sioner on the ground that the selections
made by the railroad were not OF the
nearest available land to the losses des-
ignated, which We're lands in the Coeur
Alene Indian reservation, Idaho.
The secretary agrees with the state
In Its contention and says that if its Sc
iections are otherwise regular and legal
they should be submitted for approval.
Secretary Smith has affirmed the com
missioner's decision in canceling the Sc
lection of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company in the Spokane land district
and awarding 1t to Levi S. Driskell, who
made homestead entry The land WAS
within the limits of the company's ndem-
nifty grant selected on November II, 1888
but Driskell proved his claim that he has
been on the land since 1878 and complied
with the requirements of the law regard
ing improvements
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-05-07
UNCLE SAM is AFTER THEM
Niolnters of the Interstate Com
merce Law Called to Account.

Chicago, May 3.-The spring term of the
United States court opens tomorrow. and
t is expected that United States District
Attorney Black will at once take up the
matter of the violation Of the interstate
commerce law by numerous railroad Off
cials and shippers. About three weeks ago
subpenas were issued for between 70 and
so officials of eastern and western roads
packers of meat, shippers of dressed beef
manufacturers and wholesale merchants.
The district attorney and his officials are
inclined to keep their own counsel, but 1t
is given out from other sources that a
strong effort will be made by the inter
state commerce commission to prove the
existence of beef trust, and to ndict
railroad officials and shippers for connec-
ton Herewith, and for discrimination in
making and receiving rates. Under The
recent Brown decision of the United
states supreme court, shippers having in
their possession reduced rates of shipment;
are placed between the devil and the deep
sea. They must either surrender what
ever information they have to the grand
jury or stand committed for contempt or
perjure themselves and take the chances
of going to jail. Great interest not to say
anxiety, in the movements of District At
torney Black, Is manifested both in rail-
road and packing circles.