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TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIUARIE INT,RoyF1
REAI. ESTATE. ERONIIN.. EIL,I,N I,L-Isr ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. FRONTING FIFTY FEET DS
THE WEST SIDE of 9Th STREET RE
TWEEN q AND ii STREETS SoU UTIlWES-T
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust to US date
January &C. 1893. and duly r.corl,d IN IIher No
li.2 folio Si2 ct sel., Of the land r,-urls of the
District OF Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby. we, the undersigned trus-
tees, Will sell at public auctIoa, in fryjnt of tie
PROMISES on THURSDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY
OF NoNFMBER, A u. lS6. at FOUR FORTY
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following, described land
and premises. situate In the city of Washington
IN the District of Columbia. and designated as and
b.ing lots 26 and %, in square 4iis uh. sane
fronting 80 feet 9th street southwest hy a
depth Of 10 feet to 20foct alley) together With
the inprcNe emcnts, consisting OF a frame church
building and brick nail in thereof.
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid In casl and the balance In three cqunl
insi ailments. payable in one. two and three YEARS.
with interest at six t6 I,er ccntum Der annum.
payable semi-annually. from day Of sale. secured
hy deed of trust upon the property spld. or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit OF
500 will he required of the purchaser the Tim"
of sale. All conNeyancing. recording and notarinl
fees at the cost Of the purchaser Terms Of sale
10 be complied with within ten days from day Uf
sale, otherwise the trustees the right
resell the property the risk and cost of the de
faultnE purchaser, after five days notice OF such
resale.
WILLIAM + EDMoNSTON,
CONSTANTINE ii. WILLIAMSON,
Trustees.
SATH'L WILSON. attorney for party secured,
occS-dAls CO. Y ~ n VI
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FUTURE DAYS.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & co. AuCTIoNEERs,
$50 Pa.
IS High AIDE
Bicycles made by
t In e w or mn a m
Schulz Cycle House,
Chicago, ILL.,, and
fully guaran teed
by them.
These wheels are in black and ma
room, for ladies, misses, men and
boys, large tubing, barrel hubs,
Morgan & Wright, Akron & Volt
tires, drop and upright handles.
Guarantee with each wheel.
Sale Monday, November 2, at 10
o'clock am.
Now on exhibition.
RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.,
oc3O-2t AuctioneerS.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
6uA 10Th ST.

AN ATTRACTIVE SALE AT LATTMEG'S ToMoP-
ROW AT TEN O'CLOCK, COMPRISING FUR
NITURE BALANCE OF ASSIGNEE GOODS.
ALSO FINE SILK WAISTS, LACES, Skirts
AND FANCY GOODS. LIT
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q. G sloan 8 Co. AUCTIONEERS, l4O7 e Nr.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in
Liber 1919 folio 80 ct of the land records
of the District OF Columbia. and at the request OF
the holders of the notes secured thereby. will
sell at public auction in front Of the premises on
the THIRTY FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. A. II.
1896 AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described real estate: Lot numbered one
% In Anthony Addiscn's survey and subdivision OF
Rock.mrnc ETC. according To plat and survey In
Iiber Levy Court No. =, page 63, in the surveyors
Office the District of Columbia, said lot contain
ing ten Gn acres 90 Foods and thirty nine and
half 'S3i.,, perches.
Terms OF sale: All cash. one-third cash and tb.
balance In and two years secured TO trustees
satisfaction deposit OF 500 required on ac-
cep,ance of bid. All conyeyancins at purchasers
cost.
II. RANDALL. WEBR,
ARTHUR ID. ADDISON
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. AUcT1oNEE:Rs

no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
BY au' hority of act Of Congress, passed May is.
AID. 1896, will SELL at our auction rooms,
corner 10Th and ID streets northwest, on SAT- r.
DAY, OCTOBER TTIIRTY-FIIGST. AID. 1886, AT
Ten O'CLOCK AN. Ia pay storage charges. etc..
Household Effects. Bedding Pictures, Brica-brar.
Rooks, China and Glassware. Contents Of Boxes,
Trunk: Barrels Packages Chests, Bundles, etc,
stored in the following names:
l.. ID. Brewer August 5, 1885; John W. Stone,
July .3 1885: John Thomas. September l3, 1882;
Mary Thomas, October n. 1882: John Graves
February II, 1881; Fannie Ford, May =.
1895: Kate Tihhs. June 20, 1885; Carrie Frazier
January "A. 1855: Mrs. L. 3 Rock. Jannary D.
1895: Samuel Il. Harris, September IS ls:'3; Rev.
and Mrs. W. H. Morris. November q. 1s33
Terms cash. Those interested please take notice.
oc24-6t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts.
ASSGNEE'S SALE OF OFFICE FJRNITJRE
Oa SATURDAY, OCTOBER TiilRTY-FlR;T.
1896 ut TWELVE O'CLOCK MERIDIAN, 1 will
SELL at public auction. the Office of Whtfo-d d
Co, northeast of Center Market building
the Office Furniture therein consisting of Larg,.
Iron Safe Roller-t"p Desk. Arm Chair, Stools Gas
Stove, Book Rack, Pigeonholes Window Shades and
about 115 Metal Savings Boxes T,rns cash.
A. A. BIRNEY. Assignee of WNtford X Co.
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON Il CO. .Aucts. occS-at
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S. Samstag, Auct.,
73H 9th St. NV.
COMMENCING SATURDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST, TEN AN. WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUC-
TIoN ENTIRE STOCK OF HouSEFURNISHING
GOODS MOVED FROM THE ISTER-ocEAN
BUILDING.
L AM COMPELLED TO CLOSE THE STOCK OUT
AT ONCE. WILL SELL on THE OUTSIDE OF
PREMISES 731 9TH ST
Large Lime of China, Glass,
Tin and Agate Ware,
Cutlery, Toys, Etc.
THIS Is N OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT YOUR
OWN PRICES, AS EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD
TO HIGHEST BIDDERS.
1t $ sAMsTAG, Auctioneer.
THOMAS DowIING & Co. AUcrIoNEERs,
6l2 L ST. NV.
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST,
otion rooms, a collection OF Household Effects
80 Wv CTS an assortnent of Of Groceries. large
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. .,
Good Driving Horse, Buggy and Harness, with
several other Horses. Carriages, Harness, etc II
PEREMIToRY SALE OF 40 HEAD OF
Horses. Horses.
win be sold within the bazar No; $40 La ave;
ToMoRoW SATURDAY! MoRNING, OCTOBER
Horses and Mares. In this lot some first class
stock, heavy workers and fine drivers, young aid
ind, and some Of cheaper grade: Stock to suit
for any kind OF business, and THE HIGHEST BID
DER WILL GET THEM co
lot Of New and Second hand Vehicles OF different
kinds Harness, &c.
WE WOULD SAY TO PERSONS WANTING TO
BUY HORSES FOR ANY PURPOSE, THAT THIS
WILL BE A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET
STOCK THAT WILL DO ioU GOOD AND AT
YOUR OWN PRICE
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK sharp, for the District
government. one Bay and two Cray Horses.
1t S. BENSINGER, Auctioncer.
c. G. SLOAN & co. AUcTIONEERs. 14o7 G ST.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS,
WITHIN OUR ROOMS, I4o7
G STREET, SATURDAY, OC-
TOBER THIRTY-FIRST, 1896,
AT TEN A. NJ.
PARIOR SUITES, MIKRoRS OAK AND VAL
Nut CHAMBER FURNITURE NEW HAIR
MAPrEESIEs MAp tsIs rlws IEw sxp oPR sRoEHty KKES
CAKPETs. oILCLOTHS MATTINtis, ODD
PIECES PARIoIt AND CHAMBER FIRM
TuKE TuKE WARDKoeEss; Ar CHiFF4%IERfS & K1GS'
CROCKERY. STOVES, TOILET SEES, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE. ORNAMENTS, KITCHEN
GOODS. ETC. ETC.
One Petworth Certificate.
ALSO
Bicycles. Horses. Harness. Vehicles. Fine Violin.
Winchester Rifle, etc.
.cc29-2t l4G g ST.
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+. EDMoNSTON,
II. MIIIIAMSON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcroNEERS.

Trustees.
EATII'L WILSON. attorney for party secured,
oc2S-d&ts 62a-s24 Y 81 NV
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On SATURDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST,
1896, TEN O'CLOCK, will sell. within our
auction rooms, a collection OF Household Effects
80 w. w Cots, an assortment OF Groceries, large
number of Unglazed Window Sash, barber's COM
pete outfit. including two chairs.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Good Driving Horse Buggy and Harness, with
several other Horses Carriages Harness, etc. 1t
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RATCL1FFE, SUTTON & CO. AuCTIONEERS,
S20 Pa. ave.
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DUNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIoNFERS

Trustees.
NO o2S-6S4 Il 81. NV. s,1S-lAds
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THIS Is "A OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT YOUR
OWN PRICES, AS EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD
To HIGHEST BIDDERS.
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THOMAS BOWLING < CO.. AUCTI0NEERS,
6l2 st. NV.
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Another Day Of Dullness and Slight
Fluctuations.
THE WEEKS CHANGES WERE SMALL
Very Little Ac,tvi'y IL Espso,ed uutii
After the Election Weekly sta
Italics Quotations,
once Of The ron,.

Houston, Friday. twlobcr 49,
II was TN. Bame thing over again today
merely "a repetition OF the dun aud drag
ging sesslon that has been experienced
every day ihin week. The nuoluat orr
were Within u range al 10 points ana the
cios'nE Was only point OF 80 lower than
yesterday. Liverpool kuos kcd m iunt
't.d,d from futuroa and put spots i-S2d
lower smoo ast FRIDAY New york fu
lures have made very htto chnnnc the
closing today chow ng a tolh loss of
rniuis on the near mpriha and points ou
the distant positions Tho Weeks decline
AT New OrioHnn nmountr 80 To points
on the rrcur months. while the hate months
are practically unclaimed Tho Southern
spot W,rlScts arc nov l-i6Ftitc lower than
II week apo. titouHh attn slshlly above
futurca
It Is tho general opinion trni ,hore win
h. very little change in the market ono
wny or tho other until nttcr the election
when that much advertised ,vcut has
boon ruly oNhlh.,.i and settled 10 tho
peoples sntlartr,lon many cotton men he.
iirVo that hishcr prlcor VIII b. obtained
for the world'A great staple Thcy clnim
that rvery pound that can tr riltcd and
eorarcd from the four carnera Of ti, siohc.
as W,il da from the cotton u~lis viii he
needed this y"nr and that procs Wlii AL
vance, 10 mnttet II lowering or even tho
noolallHiH candidate 10 olnotai An that
is necessary, thoy state. IA TO- Hotlo mat
tors aud lot tho Nnuon rcitlo dnwn H.
work
10 prove that II ia usual for cotton 10
advance az euon ns election mettoda ate
done with ana regardless or the party put
In poNpr a. hlntlatlshl uynl at the cotton
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Now YORK message fcHtcrdny road
"roIcfgu miNiup hnn stopped aud the
" e,+t Is selling Thir Ia not Very healthy
condition. tul lclo,s It viii do untIi wheat
Rotr la the 'ighNr-.
st. ouie exporter wired W'sincsdnyi
Never hui one ycar have I received huoh
.ntrouR cables Aa I have today from ilor-
iin Hamburg anh Iivcpuoi They all
took everything onotcd.
f. q Logan OF chicago. whom asked FOR
his yitW., nn wheat. saudi wheat han
uatulAipoi itA .plVtnre nni likcn with
out nlnchlrr a iArHr amount of ltduidh-
ton, chasing hrm Aud looks now ns II
the nos move " Is 80 be- iar as tho seal
We Wnusi, however look toi soft spots
ia huylNE "
Il IT, Kelly s 60 ot chicago In do.
cuntng inc wheat mluhllnn yesterday
p,id. itorngtk from The NpIthw-N FuR.
gcs. Il f,0iuH on "a arrlNhlH 10 THIS 81
r,niiYvd II viii have "a grand effect "a
tho price, gh there Is nothlns olHe of "a
h,,irluh nature 20 hpi The market w
mir FiuNfnN more confident daily that
tho top 10 Ions way nlI aH vet"
The following telegram " sent from
BHn lTrtuclHOo "Wednesday, 'hcinHrhhbiu
.rnrdiiluu az affair here After present
caartets Hrr eippnu1 there win ho less
hnu lnt0i uOb bushels Of wheat fnr expo =
and tn CARRY over go IuHe market It =
Vquc!np rap iiV. both tnih ana Australia
rud.aNoriup tn buy here. lsllnor they on
Enpnud Wil rel lott neither viii set
much, uNcepi ~ higher pricrr,'
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aulel and

pinctonce ... l,aAN .b,oii hlHMj .",..
HAWKE MARKET
llavru, october id,.apota were quiet and
ftlturyH ElrlJx.
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LIVERPOOL ruTunra.

Opcuci quiet, druNnd modcrntri . l.,
m. unlnt and AlondA Nlohni atnllN.
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NEW nnI.I,ANA-

New Orleans pctohor H. liicc ltoueh,
rr1eiuis today. 1856, thus Tar ms zcueo0,
2.A 5iG same tim" fart Nc.u, dii .n't. HhlrH
tola, .1i6. Atcady 2uptti2d, clrau rtrnuy
ordinary Ia good, 21fi as Susai N'"nN
MnltsHcH quiet, open Kettle. new, Nd
80 syrup .lW@. iiuB products arm.
l'nft Moss ~ LARA ltcnuri Urrt" A-h.
Baked no.us Dry anit phuulderT -.
hldrr. a., istoon Elelr flhH allu~. ihl
u ans Choice sugar curci. Nlpifln Coffee
mo ,s,"nAy 10 low fair i2A,Uitit corn
meal id Flour lirm extra fancy, dM
ft1 sl, nntrute. iH.tft 90 liihu Ftrm ~
af.h nty null prime NNls thoicc, va
H. toru Quiet 80 r,ohed white. VA
rs mixed @ yellow, s'nm bh1s No
sacked. aiW9pg
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TRADE Norrs

Oats have advanced % cents ncr
Z barrel mummy az" "' ."
, tsss sell on sipht. being very
'sp" r'nts per dozen,
r,Hkao , alll llrfoys are duli ana neg
beei actually selling cheaper
i' WV = advanced This morning.
-" heiorc the markets rlospd
ana chops are worry s,urce an I'm,
IN awe ana higher prices air an.
stls men report good demand
M ,natnu h"ft though priurs hlIo
p ns, are ealllng m all out,.t,nd,,,.
|kihs Known Ca les glit odre nnI
10 very Few ucw loans.
kar MAJ. Irriirdli sln,dior foollnp 10
Sdsre% We ~ consequence of whuui
Euronf,a" '' Hn improved condition.
Iumpp OF California peaches near.
10 hn sAhHuHtod. thouph prln,r,,
hayo "A lpn''iuri n n 'Thnnu1nn
Ses /" e"i,'Nrl tor three mor,' r.,r'
arrive within The noNt lbrMr
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uo.ion. Drtohcr 10 The iioslon Conc
moro at iiuileth viii cay tomorrow OF the
Won, ma idol Tbr msrkei shows 4 alipht
Improvement over last wrrk, Chltnt be
ei.ifr huidntr decline 40 auli an rricf-
al, srFhiiN hlgher, since ne Maine cler-
Ton Mchiran hah advanced Il ran cent
from N 10 ~ oentr, Aili wool ls brlnE holt
au over tho Ooufry Tor On aiENnre ~
caac OF Mgkmirys election. ~ hiohsan
Hno ohio tho duppiira thus held arc ltrsr
All holders in Hoston arc hrm 10 their
vlews, hnd in View Of tho continued duil'
rosa In manufacturing citrirH ih. Falca
nte large Though forelgn woOl hse re-
C.,tf. bc,n ypthippoi huru4Hl Americana
nre huNing again fi the London lleiionn.
whore The competition Is kron The rtion
a. tho Weck arc 1llppi pounds lcmeH' &
.And IN nA rnunds foreigu. against A.iulWp
ronnds domestic and its % pounds fot-
aisn last week and i1ar.lsp pounds do
n,rsttc ana I6iiso pounds foreign Tor
Ne aam. weck last year The receipts 10
Ate show Dc 'reiHe OF ~ shh haieA do
nestle and is6. Az bales foreign.
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the past wcsk tto bnics were brought into
Houston by wagon. naksng total OF i,'d
bales 80 far this season.
For the first week since the renson
cItned the amount OF cotton that cnnN
into sight Elbows u decrease from the hg
crop yo,r figures For tho raat week lie
amount ia sisht II AZ, saa na compared
with drs,dA hHt year and 40. nos IN lNi
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NEM YNNlN MnMrY.

New York. october 10. GoVernmen,
bonds strong state honds quiet. railway
bouda nrm Money on uall arm AT ipI
pnr cent last ioau ami closrd I
per ccut Prime more ntilo paper nom
inlllN wiN prr ocu. Sterling ukVhaupo
steady, VIII acisil business in hnnl,oT-'
bitls At islhplI Tor demlnd ana lSov u
1Si Tor EixiN days Posted rates ittU
/ Sc and tNuiS5 Commercial bits. i7p
~ 'EeF @S o gys' s 6,1 ne
81. l%. hd balances th"i rs.
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Apples Missouri and hrkansas. -. y
q2,5. fancy Sew state king7. S2,75ua on.
nANANAS- iur bunch 81 wul 20,
COtuANirS S.apUi 90 pct 100. &i"
pct tuH.
'CAIlrOIiNlA GRAPES Toltay ii.le PEI
70 NJ rrit-h liAck Prince, itofo IHru,
Mulcat AID Malaga Wnpc7 ~ 10.
LhMONS Mess. ua aud Palermo. enc 90
81 Suction, fancy 81 Gbu ~
ur. Nnplol. l2luc. Walunta. llulSc, rcn-
nuts aDf6c. almonds. TAragona 10 per
~ lic per sack California alinphdH' ipe'
pretnn Hlsothc-
'nRANNhA MeNlean. tl.76 per box.
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Market mir Tor fbt cri lr oNcrntockc
with nhovp calves aud hogs.
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Curloa1 lots. lph cnrsi from mus, u'9 ,do
H.. ON iran. luae pc, hushei on oats anu
corn
HuAN d1HG1o. az, u.s
tNDppi II HbltN ,mW' per y" '"A'
CORN Shcked Ndhc o,.,,..
nAIa- trTm1. No Nehmshn, HAfd1r.
uAN Nlfplfr, Nl nail ~ pe', i" KHAN IA a.
south rcKa7 prairie. tlpodib'
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tine there ~ increasing danger OF crop do

TIN" there ~ increasing danger OF crop do
shortly after tic opening free selling set
In, mostly by the contingent OF scaipers.
who were aa,i.tted Win tho ifoht ~ the
opening advance aud proceeded To take N,
A. agon as the was over. however ard
that was not long rricss advanced again.
lee opening price iof becem,~r was ,i4t
cl0Flng After touching 7i's fot an In
slant the selling referred TO broke IN.
price and gradual ,,ci,le to IA took
place Then the natural huoyanVy of the
market rNcriod laseii and by noon becom.
Der had recovered 10 u Another bun facs
tor was the Norihwssiern receipts, Mime.
apclis and Duluth reporting reoolpls ot
pSl cars. ngainr' 1910 At week ago and is2'
last yonr The San ioinncisco market waa
quoted A. per uuintal higher early ~ the
day and raporta frosn There ssia that two
murc cnrg ~ had been worked for inda,
New York wired THAT the wheat offered 10
the other si,ia had been accepted About
ia 10 O'Clock New York wiresi snlca for ex-
port Of 10 huAtloa4ls CiA,W htar'ir), chlMs
" buluth wheat, The market was tathct
nervous during the ciolinH hour, but was
steadily supported and December closed
com whs fairy netlvo and averaged
highcr. There WAS a good d'hl Of rohlH-
INK during the early part of the s's'"irn
Pnrt Of The early advance was lost but
nv subsequent rally Ia wheat ctnFcn
rscoVory. Thee was some hellinH Tor loI-
Oats werc nctiyc, firm aud higher. with
puite good butinosA transacted Vhe
Aibpa for the better prize, yet som" ihde
peudonce wsia the rcnult ~ good huSlns
froNisi ns nloa" or an me ma lhFiF
showed distinct weakness All day. lnun.
AIRY pork CLOSED a. low'r january laid
g,tc aud january rii~ ~ lower
tstimntod u.ccipis for Saturday Whoot
gsT cars. rda'n sos cure. oats 800 ears. hoga
"a M hohd ,,
Flour strong and higher
wheat No spring. IN. No 3 spring,
M red. lA'aHfl f7N
on" NJ 4 ID, No white h.,
s0N f2lH No 3 white I. o, ID, iJu21's.
iNic 40 q BY,
Hartley No 3 nominal No Q, E. o. h.,
27afih, No T. o H.. ah1iaN,
FLAX aced No I 7ipi5
Timothy seed Prime. p61u2 10
Mons pork rcr barrel t~Him
Tart i'or l00 pounds. ga
snort ttha Adcs Loose. 3@pA m
nry suited shoulders loNol, ipt'r
Rhor clear n!dra. lioXrd l4u+
Whisky piaullors' nnish"i goods per
| gallon. ~
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COTTOX SEED PRODUCTS,

New Orleans. natohor ~ 1'hc mnIk'l
Tor cnilon eecd products Wcte
inchAnged primo srufe Oh, w. hun, l,.g'
+, me a,,,t XXI tes1ie I'd Nh Short ton cakr
long tnn. ~ export, n3 2'uH
Sow iorh Ootohcr ~ Cote" xxi
yfoalttH 0uift. prime 'lnllN III
In bYri.if gs40pitsr mlme Summer
low, N hlrreis e1isHs>ai prime c"tl"h h'''
meat, iipMasoW
IA Io,iia October a. Wool quiet p"'
urnIV held at recent advance.
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BUTTER AND EGGS,

Chicago oalober ID iy,ttcr nrm dairy
9Tfin, t,snmegy el4ls cftsssse iifm. SNsNp.
Gags nrni fresh TO-
Esnsas cay oSiober ie-sisutier sls-s.fy,
creamery iiEnihiai dairy ieuis, ERGs
N. t.auls oeioher ID .nnisw nrm aud
unchanged, Esgs nrm. ~ 4.
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pI1IU NOnliIY uunrTH. tInt 20 per Duh
ntnir rll ~ uer bhl Dixie Pale. quarts.
tnD ulnis, 81 10. Magnolia Pale, quartz.
"IJIiGIt VINES uib per gallon
WillSIt : rei gallon Fnishei eoo!a
ON hiph Winc haHlh. 81 is, straight huur-
bon aud rye, acguidiuh 70 ate ana gunI'y,
81 i54g.01 blrndei, 81 i'd3.aO
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Kansas City, October i6,-Tchttle~~iio-
GENTS ~ O00, Ahipfnfnia GiVp, best krndnh
steady. othore allow TeSaa steers sAsaS ta
rrEae COWS E0fis goi native Meer f.tntr
90 natlNu cows and helteIH i.4'ga p,
atookcra ana ft-adara ., Uaaia.a %; bulls 400.
iiogp i,e0iuta 500 ehpmsns 100 weak,
"a ioWer hsRyies .apus iD parkeia and
NJ. steh Il ma ab nFhta a lSaf3 10, workers.
II e5Fii.W p'Ea Dn335, hi,.epr,itceeipia
100 shipn'.,nis nome steady lambs Ahoip
4 g,i muttOna 1 es4iAu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

The following table shows the price OF
mlhdinr cotton ON the spot NJ s"N on OF
tho world's principal markets today. tn,
daV Lst week aud Tor tho corresponding
date ia7t year;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

Barn wire Jnoihiiuha are Tor car iohd
lots, T. o. b.. Houston.
uAKnrp WEE nldden, Ealrhn.zed
81 80 per lGl lhr painted vine 81 D., Watt
krEanI l0s hirhn ihhn ,l,idden
WlilG NAILS liatt, g. ID per keg al
Nhn,rf. ~ to 90 nrnny nnr \ end Jenny
Coo. and penny. zoe, aud penny. DOc.
prnny VI 90 penny, 81 6h-
eur NAILS Rate $50 per kcg. Same
advances ~ un wire nails
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

OI.-ilnsrrd IN hbls. raw 20, boiled
no. p.iro.eum 100 teHt. in hbia, Ne. Ia
.rnses 81 ~. hrlninul Oh 81 10 In hhla i2o !,
stove gasuliur "a entcs ilD. IN lids lac,
Eipinu oil IN hblA re. ia eases s. 10 ods-
tor oil, medical pur" w'' 'nfpon'''' III
WHITE LEAD strictly pure, .Cn6tc.
standard white lend i'sc painters na ,o
WINpOW CHASE In hoNtH. 10 ana ~
To 7 nrr cent discount. new rsl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17
IONnON MONEY.

London. Octohci ~ CoUsols FOR nonrS ,
los ale conrola tor The account lnS'.
ntr silver, ao'sd per ounce. Money, lGH
~ per crut Iinic of discount iu oprH
lirce months htlls. sRM2 6-s per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-17

New YORK October II. There Was
veal, fcciluH on the oponinR oi cotton un
ral THIS morning and prlc"n loet 90 ro'ntA
under Disappointing cables and iupich-
tions Of fuli port receipts, 'rhc market
mlini itiri on covering. private wileH
cniminH that receipts would IAN on very
soon II mol having already eliminated
ran iuvor print cluthr advances helped
ihe fuiy. hus piiorh aHain turned weak
ON large lnlcflor movement and inrfeta
ms inferior stu 'l,. 1ho eofc N,s quiet at
net unchanged 10 points accline.
Ncw York. october Ia The Commercial
and Financial chronicle Says QUE toir.
priphic ndviccs tii. evening Indicate that
In the main the woqthcr hlo boon Quito
satisfactory ~ the South tho plft work,
while rain has fallen in most iacliioe,
tht precipitation has huen hight as a rnio,
nui consequently outdoor work na- nui-
ioro1 bat ltla interruption Az Il result
picking aud marketing have mnlh rauid
prugr aa nepori- RON TeNea me to tho
rif,ct that hui very ilttc s> remains
10 DO m'k,1. AMI our osponicnt ~
Madison rh states that about threr-
quarters OF thr crop has been gathered.
From ucions, am, we are advised that
WIN tate frost d good top ctop lS anuoi-
patc1
Nrw orleans. October 10 Weekly Net
roer,pts 40 ipi, YroHs il&.ii2 exports. to-
GfsAi Iritaiu $3.50 h. Fmnor e ass. cont .
nent l2.i7i coastw1se iiii. ahlos 800.
New YORK October ~ Werhly Net re-
rrtpt. til2 grOes 90 asei exports, Ia GREAT
griialn ilpI tlanCn TO- HOulii, ~ bibl. fur.
varied Y isa, Gales ~ sci spnuufa 5ii
New York, Ortoi,cr 10 -. II has hrsn q
SLOW dHy 50 far a. ihc personal demH at
rs ronprrua1 but an irregular mail order
rouurst rae dark Wn's, choice an|.a Of
n0ltons and apnr other speHalllcn took
ynryi1g auuntitiea and IN some Instance
70 cd lots Staull were slow iu demand
Printing cloths nFiu ht 2 $50, with sales ~
Fan hNer of $4,000 pieces for a." week
New York October 10 iiubhari IIros
4 60 n cotton letter anyHi Our market
nhnwS a stfHdlnesH uulo Ih1d for un1ef the
continued iack OF rrlpuutc from Europe
AMI maintains itseif ai.,r normal pat-
Nv rthfr with Liverpool a. the hDuth
TtlH einiat oh naturliy causes dui con.
4 ZION. win thr trade ~ cd 90 feEAtd
ne market siralnad. aa !, GOWNS 10 De
susn nod hl tho large outstanding short
ntarosl fuf iho HprGpHm account Tho
market CLOSED l shn tH lower thai lahi
based upon the lower closing Of Liverpool
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