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EEPS Wagon, Carriage,
IN Road Cart and OK Cart
Repairs on hand to do work to J
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Nor1cE roScHooL II RusrrEs.

S,CHOOL Trustees are requested to see
- that School Houses ar. not used for re-
ligious meetings, or for any other than
school purposes
a ~ BY order of the Board:
THOMAS s. STONE,
Secretary
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If Mr.. Bryan were honest he would have
admitted that the minis of France have
been closed to the free coinage Of silver
Tor twenty years, and that the only way
France has been able to keep her silver at
parity with gold is by Il system practically
the same as that used now in the United
States, and which Mr.. Bryan would pull
down and destroy by his free silver
radicalism.-Oho State Journal
The fact that France pays silver or gold
or silver and gold, at the option of the
Government. seems sufficient answer to
this The Government of the United
States under the policy pursued by Harr-
son and Cleveland. gives the noteholdcr
the option, and borrows gold at public cX-
pense, and this when the people are not
asking to have their notes redeemed-oniv
the speculatorS- inrinn IL Engni rrr
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THE CUBAN OPPORTUNITY,

There is IA great deal of sense as well as
truth in the suggestion of the London
Times correspondent that the real hoDe of
Cuba is in annexation to this country.
SAYS the New York World, and that Free
Cuba" does not commend itself to the
business people of the island.
1t is also true that the CubanS have no
hope of recovery from their present dcS-
perate situation while under Spanish rule.
and it mi yht be added that there is no
prospect of Spain being able to restore any
semblance of orderly government But
these considerations can have no effect on
the action of the United States Govern
ment or on the sentiment of our people at
the present time We do not wish to an
mex Cuba. We do wish to see Cuba free.
and would like to see her peaceful, pros
porous and happy Yet we have nothing
but wishes to offer. The Cuban question
has disappeared; it has been lost and swal-
lowed up in the more important question
we are forced to meet in the national cleo
ton.
The Cuban opportunity may return, hut
1t passed away from the field of living is
sues for rs when our national conventions
met. 1t would he idle to think of taking
up the Cuban question while the campaign
Is
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Secretary Herbert arrived at Southamp-
ton, Wednesday, and was Saluted with 81
runs by the cruiser Minneapolis.
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ORDER OF RAr1r1cArroS
PHIL. ii. TUCK, Attorney.
VS..
JOSHUA NJ. CLARK and wife
No. 1921 Equity.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE
GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND.
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ORDER OF RArrrrcAr1os.

PHIL. H. TUCK, Attorney.
VS..
EDWARD MORRISON and wife
In THE CIRCUIT CoCRT FOR PRINCE
GEoRGE'S COUNTY
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BA1rlnoRE AND PorouAc RAILROAD

the
i Branch Of tn May17
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BERNARD d. BOSWELL,

Il WHEELWRIGHT
RosARyvILLE, P. G. Co., MD.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of . Day With Wall Street
Operators.
THERE WAS A DECIDED LACK OF SNAP
Eeverish Tone aud Rea,isations Were
Dealings We're Mainly
Profcssionai--Goid Imports.

New York. September s.--on u slightly
diminished volume of business today's
stock market was foversh with decided
lack OF the snap that had characterized
the past Jew days operations. Realiza-
tons wore persistent and London was An
appreciablc factor. selling for both ao-
counts. The attitudes OF the foreign
dealers is governed by the political crisis
IN the Levant, by apprehension oil IN
creLslns firmness In the London money
market and by the depressed mercan tile
condhlons ana radical RAILROAD l,.N cut
TING IN TINS country. The lower quotations
capied for Americans was also partly
based upon the unfavorable character OF
some current tiutnc returns, lne initial
uecl mes were fricuoral and after "a prlel
interval the market rallied ali along thu
line. The dealings, however. We're mainly
professional. Tie speculation NVe.k ti 90
ward the lowest level In the late session
uNder the influence ct Ga4t..r Dra. I'd.
facilitated by the announcement of fur
tner golu import ulueA, aluuurl.n- 80
s5Vi2. 90 and bringing the grand total Of
engagements up TO $2i.0e0.0Q0.
Bonda developed pronounced strength
Oh Increased dizziness with some OF the
less prom aent issues figuring FOR gains
Of 2ui rer cent. Sales Yl3S,0N.
Total sales stocks today 2lS.7Ol shares
Including. Sugar $500 Burlins. on II zoo .
Louisville ana Nashville n.6OO. 81. Paul
& 500
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Missouri s. 7jn3.2a
EANANAS-pcr bunch, i5cHSlN
COCOANUTS- joGi.oo per 100; sSiN
CALIFORNIA FRuly-rears, 225H2, 50
pr ao-lb, GRATIS, I,'aches, 20 per 21-lo
i,yr4. p.uius. $l.1n Per 21-lh. crates, grapes
-Tokav. s. 90 per 20-lh. craze; Black
prlaco. Rose Peru, Muscat and Malaga
grapes Si5o.
GhAPl;S-E Paso, 6o4'5c per lO-ib bas-
EMONS- Mess "a and PALERMO, choice
81 TMi on: fancy, N.5OUG.oO
Nt1S-liraail lie per I'D hlnerts' sicily
o.. NAPLES l9isc; walnuts. llM l3c. peaIris.
s. aGc, almonds. TarIgona, lac per 10. lSc
nor sack; California almonds. lOc, pecans
-SEANGEs-M $500 per box.
pEACHES-Per peck boxes, small to
medium. sGH37iao choice to fancy, iOGi1c.
4-basket crates, 654h0r.
PEA Rs-TeNas. To Doc per peck IN
boxes; 81 .0ou so per bushei:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per dozen.
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nnANGE LuMsEN NoTEs.

Orange. Texas. September B. The
Southern Pacific railroad has reduced
rites on lumber from Lake CnAr,ce ana
beaumont to Galveston from SO cents 10
~ cents per hundred pounds. THIS ae-
lion OF the Southern paci1c VIII induce
shippers 20 load lumber vessels al Calves
ton that would otherwise go 70 Shb,ne
Pass n there were any wharf accommoda-
tons at the Pass.
ID. Call president OF the Cow creek
tram states that their new MIL al an
WIN start up about September 10. They
have some big export orders to start on
but lack Of wharf facilities at sabine
Iaes VII rause them TO have to float All
iheir lumber down the Sabine and Neches
rivers. $40 49,.
All necessary preparations have been
completed for the Hoo Hoo concaienal on
Ia trke place at the EMS hail IA ms
citv tomorrow night. A large number OF
vlsitors from beaumont VIII be present
and have arranged for "A special tram 20
bring them. Between fifteen and t~.nty
srDiIcants have signfcd their ncsire 10
Sll1ntne acquaInted with the myst sries OF
Hoo-Hoo.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

,hsi, corgl uo' atoms are revised dali? ana
trces arS ,i'sss can be relied upon. Tao
'aaSy11sale mirEcts: 81 ''e hous'oH
srsss: + 0REASE-Diamond SIZE per
trpss Gfli1SHigr' IN tn boxcs. SEQ psr
as,or oil ''' s " -ooQo5c per dozen boxes,
40 bSs ,Ni,lTION- Powdcr, per key $4,000
lries. SSonn powdcr. $40 per l1cg. agents
thTl. "a sho'' per sack. SlsOqlS5 buck,
neks ~ snort clear boxed. SAKE: in
tl,gic .l.sS, breakfast. S'56fac: dry salt.
en- Sal, t Ngw York salt bor.cs SIC: West
BACCi%rn q 5lzH: smoked bellies g..
e. B. ~ NJ, AND TtEs -CariSad Its.
S.s,c 9ippI,s'on or Galveston: Raging. 2
Us; nsi,s a. g. " lh. Tic T es Arrow,
- LOO. In small lots from store,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. September ,
Arrived.
SIS san Marcos. G,4tzcr. Now York
yaSgpIa ia sort

IS san Marcos, G,Stzer Now York
Vessels IN port.
SIS Europa, to " W. Wilson, pier Il.
81 Legislator, William parr X No, pier
So Matteawan. Fowler n Movlue. pier
80.
S. Bon,roy. Fowler & McVluo. pier 20.
IS u udi. Fowler ~ McVitic. pier ~
81 Lconn, j. n. SAWYER Co. pier "a
~ Nucwan. William rarr \ Co, elcva.
tor wharf
seh a. b Sherman, to j. @, Goldthweitn
SIS Niccto qda,antine.
- Polycurp, quarantine.
IS VIM Branfoot Cullitord, Clark & co,
S. Pensacola. Fowler n McVlue. pier
SIS Avona. quarantine.
Vessels sailed for Galveston.
s. lnchmo1ia s. Vincent,, August a.
=. britannia. SUNDERLAND August IL
s. CollnEham. AT London. August &,
s. Explor.r. Liverpool August %
5. Kendall Cnstlo. Algoa BAY. August
SIS I.ambarts Poirt. Liverpool Angus,
Sc Mayumba. Rio de laneiro, August Is
Bk Il cnda. Algoa Bay, June 20.
S,h laura, New York. August ~
sch VIM. NJ BIRD, at Providence. Au-
s. i}cptford Cardiff, August -.
- Sapphire. ST V nccnt, August 20.
s. Nu-ccs. New York. Angus; -.
81 san Marcos, New York. August ID
SIS Maritime Las Palmas snlcd August
10
SIS buckingham. Las Paimas. sailed Au-
sust 10,
IS GlvnVcoh. Swansea, sailed August %.
50 trsa, Card.t, sailyd August ~,
50 Norma. cara II. sailed August q
IS Rita Porto ltcc. "a ed August q,
- Amaua. MonteN idco, at July "a
~ Alma, New YORK. sailed september .,
- AiglA, RIO Jaucrio, Al August s.
IS Drumiell. Barry, AZ August 1.
IS llolywcn, SUNDERLAND, sailed August
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, Nslne ii,d sellcr,
STOCKS AT LEADING MAnKETS
UNITED STATES I1XpoRTs,

rtoot mis- day inst wcna b.. 90. ..,..,.t.. Irll0i
~ uA tu, ar ,nst yr,e ............ .,,. 25H.sUi
prnr ms Hsun. ...... ....... .+.-.. Rl.Ifh
COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKEr
The following are tho cioa.ng quotations
Tor cotton on mo spot today AT the lead-
ing markets, together with closing OF mid.
dllnK NeRtnrdaN. WITH todny'A tallesi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

6kAlN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
me leading futures ranged as follows:
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AppI .Es-Fancy sllced, m boxes, 41ap
,.ioIce evaporated Re; fancy. Dec cit
,e, o'iG,'1 1e ~ IT,; currents in bh.s. lgiac
iies. tvaboraied S.; turkish n, lay Eva ne
r,f'G AZ. pears, eVaporated, 6isc; plums
AisiNs-caIforqia l. /" b 60T x 49,: i6
49,, ,ro,vn L. NJ. ID. boXes, isuil3c
SBSRt'NEs = Crop -. OF lS,S. Caii. % "a.
rrunss. sc-loOs, 5g5l.c; SOS SEC $3.50 1850,
sGiiec: 60-10s, l'ge 9'e 1, &C. s'''e'
i,unes, 7lac. ruby pruhes' 'i2c'
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans. September 2.--The market
for cotton seed products is dun and
nominal: prime crude oil, in bulk, lG4lg,s;
prize summer yellow. IN barrels. -,
meal. Sl6i0a 100 per shcrt ton cake, long
ion, for export. sis.25HlsU.
New York. Septo mbcr 3.-C'otton seed
nr,rne crude oil in barrels, i5Q2o; prime
Simmer yellow, IN barrels. 49, prime cot
ION seed meal, SlS0pH 21W per ton.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. September Sln the local
exchange market sterling SIXTIES uuy-
ing n; New York rates, less local u s~
count, Sc Ing at $3.50, New YORK sight,
buying 3-Sc discount, selling at par, Now
Or cans signl. buying i-ic discount, selling
at par. American silver buying Lie dis
count, selling at par.
Galveston bank rearlnEs. siS7. 100
New York. September Sterling TX
change. bankers sixties 81 SER CONNER
clal 81 s2A. relchmerks qiis. francs. bank
crs' sixties 6.2lfsud.2l. commercial six
ties. 5.22igf r52l74
New Orleans September g. SterllnA ev-
change, commercial sixties tWiSi5:
francs. bankers sixties. h2SN: New York
sight hnnkers' sl.5o prrm'mm commercal
iicTH 20 discount
London. September 3 Bank rate. . per
core: street rate, rtNli4; rate for silver
sos, consols 1lsik
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
opened easy, 1cmand good; > y. M.
steady, closed quiet and steady.
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beaumont. Texas, September s.-1he
countv commissioners mot in apeclal ses-
SION today and granted Messrs T, r,
s,5rttswood A Co. lumber exporters I'M
Il! asouarters in beaumont, a ten years
t,r,a,~cbise for a wharf that j. TO be built
by Mcprs' spotsweod s ,,6 Go' az 81 ne r Sni
Ut-iH,e ~ tho franchise are that Spotis-
w 'o.Sp 4 { Co shall build and MAINTAIN the
WHIT aud that their wharf saarSi,a yl shal
t,'t.,rf coynrauyfs charges on incrH nlu4!se
"a ~ cots Ter 1910 feet on lumber.
quite pumber q local Il Hos ~ YIN
49, 800 o.. Orange 10 attend the concato ~
t ,Spn 10 be held IN that city tomorrow -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

New York, Sortomhcr 3-The Evening
Posts London financial cnhlcgram saws:
The stock markets were uneasy with
slightly better tendency The only f,at-
IRE was a further rise In Americans,
VIII III, after a set back. closed atcady. The
Par and Berlin markets remained firm.
largely due to thc prosptc'!ve WISH Of
the car. The Paris monthly settlement
Is going on smoothly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

Or. Samuel G. Bartlett, formerly PRIEST
II Webster OF Concord. y H.. for many
wears United s,afos consul at Sheif.eld.
ara The Rev Or. Lconari Parker G; Cam
bridge Mass. were graduated NJ Dart
mouth In 1896, and are the only survivors
OF their class
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hitter AND EGGS.

st. Louis, September 3.-Butler steady
eggs firm. p,..
oasy. Creamery, 1915, dairy, l0nld. Eggs
chicago. September a,-Butter dull
creamery, lidl6; dairy, 9ul3. EGGS firm
.
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SUGAR.

New York. September 3-sugar-owet;
refined steady. Co..
STEADY centrifugal whites 7-wi; yH-
l9sses duIl. centrifugal, sac. Others un-
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GALVESTON STOCK


RECE lpTS And SIIPMENTS.
Tho total receipts Of cotton at Galveston
today were G72G bales, as follows; by Gulf,
Colorado and Satta Fr, M by InternA-
tlonnl and Great Northern, SIS by ME-
souri,. Kansas and Texas, 400, by Calves
ton, Houston and Hcnde rson. 9ol by Gal
weston. La Pore and Houston. 10; by
barge stuart. 1861; hy blrgc NJ 1892 by
barge e. W. Rein. 100. by barge waldo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

The following ocean freights tsteam) on
cotton are quoted today for September;
From Galveston; Liverpool, Hhvre and
Brencn. about 1921 per pound. New
York, Acc per 100 pounds.
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CHICAGO,

Chicago, September s--The prices OF cat
tie ruled steady with a further rise OF Sc
IN the best grAies. Sales OF beef steers
we're mostly at S75u5.A Tho stockcr and
feeder trade continued inactive at S7Su
S.S5; good tat heifers at S.2SuS-5; Gamers
are dun at L2S@is.0V Texas grass steers
sell at 2o0H3iS and Western range steers
sell largely at s2SaS.e0; occasional saies
occurred at s.eN1A.l0, Trade in hogs was
fairly active once more, prices ruling ir-
regularly and closing s. lower except for
light and medium. Heavy hogs sold at
2Saal5; mediums at 2Sed3.So and ligh,
weights at Sl5mS35 Packing hogs sold
largely at 27Sa2so and shipping lots at
3.p0MSN The sheep market was thor
oushly demoralizcd and lower Sales OF
sheep drgaged at 2.QoH2.sa for the COM
monor nocks tip to SoNt3..1 for choice
Westerns. and prime native export sheep
were largely nominal aro0nd 5.2odS6o,
Lambs moved slowly at S.copi.G. Cattle
1900. hogs 2loo. sheep i6,pc.
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New York, September 3.--WhcatRc-
ceipts 17ln. cXpJi's l1S.7Si bushels. spot
hrmer; Options higher, September 6jAsc,
December 6jc.
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HAvRE MARKET
Unvre. September 3--Spos were quiet.
but steady, and futures teady go,
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FOR NERVOUS FEMALES.
lIorsiord.s AeId phosphale.

Dr j. %. Alexander. Charlotte. ". G..
saws: at ~ not only pleasant 20 the
taste. but ranks among the best Of nerve
toplcs for nervous females"
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Pba unsaias Re per yard higher; ties SC per
!. BiAAkiNG PowpER-Apex. h. sm.
aezen, soe "a h.. zoe; ibbe'9 &C. III. 49, per
spoon. ! III, per dozen, s. 10. ~ ~ ts's one
:. 10, SOC; *. C., 20-oz cans, SCI nsr 49, A.,
en- en- tsrice's' l6-oz., s. per dozen; Rsyal, iS.
CANNED FRUIT Per dozen; s,ravh.r.
res WcpN.D; ninesples standard q s0;f
Wv a2V; eyeiess aud coreless. 81 IS: SECONDS
bartlett pears, Glib. 81. ocul O5; S.lb.' 81 W.
l'o1' peaches, standard, 2-lb 81 isni ~
seconds, lib. 9oodsl.o5, 3-lb. seconds 4 a.
Wl.o9' 2-lh. pie peaches. 75aSc: S-lb. ne
standard apples s5cQSir1 ''
g, NsDY-Plain candy, ii4a6l.c; wrapped
'TS ANSs fancy miNId, II pals, Agsc:
peas. slpnl 20. Lima beans socIi no. "a.
string beans, 70u7jc corn 5oceisi .25. tomo'
s"es s-ib ,oSp62lsc, seconds 50n5Sc, 9Th 10
cA fi' fRSSqiiy 9 c&NNfhbS $685. 5oSsper
dozen for 2lg-lb cans: Pouches 81 iS1i e.
egg piums. 81 3c@i IS, apricois. s.. SSg Is q
cfsi VI ;S'i,l - green gagss s. 3o 80;
~ VA mes, 81 10; grapes. 81 .3pnl 49, white
CHERRIES, sl.9e09.10: black cherries, 81 .S5is
2'g 90 I6iY9g,lkhber,iiess, s. ;6ca rs
8, Nam ~ y! ~ MEATS . Roast beef, lib
uoacm ~ lo4l y; lib lunch tongue. i
qq9f2 zen 81 eoq2 20, ls,lb Clipped beef dozen
e. a. 49, ~ 40 oxford a3rslses. dozen
potted ham, dn1mn ~, ~. ~ ~" = ~
ham. dozen, ST ~. i,-.h do,,il,d ~, ".
dozen. $4,000; lib deviied ba, . dn,e
81 ,00Hl.ld '' -
CANDLE Els Granite Is and Ga 75,-iAc. 10
os parafne, assoried Solors "a, fl,res star ip
candies. g5tqi1c.
cGoFt'EE--Kio- and Cordova. Fair 1871
fancy. lan laiac; Pcahclry. 26agit H6istci
coffee; Apex basis. 100 ib cases .i9 ~ Iess
e commission; ArDuchlc'e. III in'-,., GastS'
SltNl. less q commission: IN 36 In cns.s
S2U,Vp; Mocha and Java. fancy blend enc
~ pl H,CM load ;o's: CJI. Wave,
VITO. Ser FAIRY, second roller untpnt 81 ~.
Sea Nymph, extra roller fancy, s3ah. : a
Pearl, = 10. rye flour, $40: pumrerrlckel.
$50 Special rates Tor shipments to IN
terror points; hour in barrels Ice above
sacks; IN h1lf-harrc,s, SOC above barrels.
FARiNACEoUS GOODS Oils hom!ny
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ST, LOUIS.

81. Louis, September .--Cattle--Recc,pts.
biDO. shipments, gtoo, market steady TO
strong. native shipping steers, 36Su+eS.
Two punches extra heavy steers brought
400 dressed beef and butchers steers.
S,0lGiSo. steers under 1850 pounds 2.15f
SO, stockcrs and feeders, s5tI2.30; COWS
and helf,cs, 20oMS40. Texas and Indian
steers. 2.30lS30. COWS, iSeN2.1S, Hogs
Receipts. 5Stp; shipments. 1900 market 5il
inc lower. hight. So0a225, mixed. ..eoil
$50. heavy, aNpS25 Shcep--Recr pts.
1850. shipments, 800; market steady to
strong. native muttons. 2s0diS,sO lambs,
S.0ru4 90; oulls, bucks. etc. i65d..2o,
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STOCKS.
LIVE ~TOCK.
HOUSTON.


]. jacobs & CO.. i've stock commission
merchants REJECT as follows:
Weevcs" Cho!ce :. ......,............ eva 2}s
tOWs-thOice ................'...... %AW
lIg4fpTS .-..s.'ss...-.sss.s. stsH
NearAngs-choIce e. .''''''''''''''' 80 ~
Calyes-ChOice spring ............. sag
CalVes-Accoruing to size.......... u 50
Mu:ton-F1rst class ony...........
Common not wanted.
Hogs-C ornfed 40 lbs and UNDER 3,sD
MsSIfed must be goon 2i3lp
Al stock as described sell as quoted.
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Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman.
live stock commission merchant.
Beeves-
Choice, per ID, gross............ 241 IA
Common. per H. gross.......,..
Cows
Choice, per Id, gross. 2Ap "a
Common, per H. gross..........
Yenrlngs-
Choice. per III, gsoss. 2Ap "a
Common. per 10, gross.....,.... " -.
Calves
Small. per ID. gross u "a
Large, per 10. gross.............. 70 ga
Sheep 49,
Choice, per ID. gross u ga
Common, per head. ......-.......l w u W
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COTTON.

less than their consumption, unless Amer.
lean market shown sigma Of Weakness"
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BEANS Catfornia small white 2AW
. Csc per H. BAYOU S-SE2 j-Sc PINK 2i.W
2lgc Lima 47N2 black yed peas S',c.
BUTTER-Elu Star IL; dairy i1c,
table. .lSc fancy ll,g.n or amery, 2oc; fresh
Texas country. S4Ac ii In good condition.
BUTTERINE-S Solids lie. prints l2c, Ell
gin dairy bricks iNc.
CABRAGE-Mis t?.0od2.25.
CHEESf-Now York full cream, l2i2U
13c; Wisconsin run cream, llnl2c; Young
America. lie; fancy tlled cheese, 9Hlpr
Swiss, 9SW2ac; mi;ati5n Swsa lImlHc,
brick cheese. llul2c; Limburgor, he.
EGGS-'reNas, in cases saSac; Kansas
1Gr.
GAME Prairie chickens Sc 75qSOo per
dozen venison 506c per pound power
KRAt'T-New. 20 per hall hbl
ONIONS New Texas stock Sj331c per
bushcl.
pI5PPER-Chile iia15c per ID.
POTATOES Northern and Western. 80
QiCQc.
brrs 81 i0G965; large fvycra, 81 i0p2I 100.
lr1ilrrs. S9GeU225. accor 3.Ng 60 s'2 {;
turkey hens. s. roaG.51 Turkey gobhlcrs,
sf"aoo6; ducks, $2.75a3.5o; geese, 500"
5.0N
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