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WANT no HGSTY ACTION.
The DuPont Contest VIII BE Taken w
By Mitcbslrs Committee some DaI
Next week.

AhH NonADHN VIII % AhAEn u v
By Mitobslrs Committee some Day
Next week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Senator
Mitchell, chairman of the Senate Com
mlttee on Privileges and Elections, said
yesterday that the DUPONT contested slec.
tion case would be- taken up next wssk.
The committee he's been waiting for
some tins 70 enable both sides TO submit
all Of the documents and evidences In the
case. There are a number Of very i'm
portsnt questions involved, aud It Is
already apparent that the Douocratic
nomblrs Of the COMMITTEES. headed by
Senator Gray, do not intend 60 allow any
hasty sctlon in the consideration or dis
position Of the case. These Dsuocrstic
mem bsrs Of the committss who maintain
that Dupont was not fairly elected, are
understood TO be sustained 10 their cen
tentlon by AddickS and his followers In
Delaware.
Il IL undsrstssd that ssme Of tho
Addicks contingent have been here
looking over the 81 uatlon With visw OF
ascsrtaininE whether there is any ma
jtritY who could be infusnced to oppose
the seating Of Senator DuPsnt kuch
methods may be usad suessIsfully anong
Republicans In the little State OF
Delaware. But here, and before a
COMMITTEES coDPsssd Of eminent lawyers,
th0y will discover that they are dealing
with an entirely different elemsat.
Ssnstor Mitchell says there will be as
little delay as possible In disPosiug Of
this case by the COMMITTEES There Ia
very little doubt that every Republican
composing the com mnittes will vote for
the report favorlng the seating OF Senator
DUPONT
II Ia expected that every Dlmocrat on
the Gem uittse aud thalr friends Ia the
Senate will antsgonizs the report and
sdspt every method 10 their power to dc
feat or delay definite action in the mat
ter. The Senate will bs 40 evenly bal
ancsd between the two contsndinE parties
after the admission Of tts Utah senators
that 1t is expestsd ths DsmscrEts will
exert themselves to the utmost to prs
vent the seating % an additional kspub
llcan senator FROM the little state oil
Delaware Addicks' friends have In
formed some of tho Democratic senator's
that II the seating OF Dupont can b
STAYED of another year Delaware will b'
sure to tsud a Democratic colleague K
enator Gray.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

Ed Mcconnell, the local lightweight
boxsr. will go to Philadelphia On Monday
night to meet Professor John b Clark in
a limited scientific sxhibition at the
Nonparsil Club This event will be he
wind-up OF q lightweight spsrring
exhibition. 1t is raid that Professor
Clark has found the making Of a clever
maR In Mcconnell and will hereafter
look after him.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
COLONEL WlTTERSOE IN WILMINGTON
win Bs the Guest OF Judge Lorss-WIn
80 Crested ~ the Opsra House with
my ola KentuckY Home"

This evening Colonel Henry WAtierson
will lecture under the Auapicss 81 DUPONT
Pest, No. 2. G., A r., on Abraham
Lincoln Tho eloquent orato editor Of
Kentucky will be the gNest Of Chief
Justice Charles B L,rs during his stay
in this city, although a rosoPtlon At tho
WILMINGTON Club BY the members OF the
bar 10 contemplated.
On his arrival in this city, Colonel
WAttsr-on will be met bY Colonel p. B
AyArs and at once driven to the residences
OF Judge Lore Ex G0vsrnsr Robtrs
Reynolds arrived IN WILMINGTON this
morning, and will dino with Judge Lore
a4d msst the eloquent son Of Kentucky.
As Colonel Wattsrson enters the
Grand Opera House thls evening a 6ue
quartet will sing NY o.d Kentucky
Houe.
The duration OF Colonel Watterson's s
stay In Wilmington Is not known and
viii be Eoversnsd by his other engage
msnts. Up to the hour Of going to press
he = ad NOS arrived.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
RaIph o. Lupton,s Plunge.

josiah Marvel and Ralph o. Lupton
are sn'husisatie and artistic skaters
Hearing that the Ice was good out at
Shellpot they went there yesterday after
noon. Mr. Lupts ventured on a weak
spot In ths Ice and went
through much 10 his morti
fscaticn. The water WAS not deep, but
what ~ lacked in that respect the mud
made up for, aud Mr. Lupton carried
home more than one mans share Of this
slimV substRpce
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Get one OF These Books.

We have 3 few copies OF a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew.
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will be sold at S1.75 copy,
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
MeNally's Cyclopedis at 81 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL eftice.
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a. o. y. Inatallntion.

Owsu J. Hession, state delegate; /;
Dennis F. Lsary, county delegate; and
Thomas McDonough. president Of division
No. /, OF this county, installed the
officers Of division No. i, A. o h Of
Kent country. at Dover LAST evening
While there they wero entertained by
Father Connolly, who made an eloquent
address on the offsets of the order
Musical and literary features character
ized the installation.
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his Reward as Psaosm .ker.

Charles Jsfsris. who lives on DUPONT
street batWeen Lancaster avenue and
Second street, saw two dogs fighting
yesterday afternoon on Dupont bstween
Second and Third streets Not beirg Of
4 sporting disposition no endeavored to
part tbs CANNES and was badly bitten for
his trouble His injuries were dressed
by Dr. Hitch.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
A Sad Home-Goinr.

Thomas CRvendtr. prosperous
farmer who lives nsar Smyrns. spent
yesterday morning Ia town As the guest
Of bis brother, Joseph l. Csvsndsr he
left for homo yesterday Afternoon and
upon bis arrival there found that all Of
his farm outbuildluas had besn burnt d IN
bis absence The loss is estimated at
81. 900. partly covered by insurance
No one ssema to knew how the hre
,fnrfaN
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On tha sherin.s Li.t

Sheriff ellis has advertised for sale
properties OF the following persons
Henry L Clayton, Daniel l. Duuning,
Charles w. Horn, Mary A. Woodrow,
David Irwin. James O. WiggssWorth,
Cornelius j. Dougharty, Harvey P.
Anderson, Patrick J. Lsng, Henry
walter and Joseph s. DunlAp.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Th. T.brnnrr TrIaI LIst.

Prothonotary Woollsy has issu list
OF causes fer trial and argumsnt In
the Superior Court at the February tern
OF eoHrt. oenzsnoing en- February B.
There are ia cssss listed fer trial ana
twenty ssur for argument Not one
tenth OF them will DO actsd upon. as they
v M hsarly all 70 over TO the May term.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Wo,L of ohaTitV suspepsed.

Until next Msndsy the Office Of the
Associated Charities will be clOksd aud
its work suspended It's effects are being
Transferred froa Its old quarters A. No.
S37 TStnsll street TO the new building
and home Of charity At Sixth and WsHt
streets. The charities will resume work
next Menday morning.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Funsrai Of Mrs. j. r. Baxter,

Mrs Sarah J. Baxter, who died on
January IL. was buried to day in
RlvsrVisw Cemetery. Mrs. Blxter, who
was the wife Of James K. Baxter, was 90
years old Funeral services we're held
this Afternoon In the NJ E. Church At
Edge Msor, whore the deceased
regularly attended divine service.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
A Lonr FalI Wlthont IrInrr

While walking along the second story
hallway At her home. No 1130 Walnut
street, last night, Annie. J Furman, SO
years old. stumbled and fell down stairs
DR.. Samuel g + bert. when called in,
found that Mrs Furman Was not injured
by the long fall
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Vim wash rbeir rect To-day.

Muck interest IL being nanifestsd in
the Divine Healing and holiness Couven
iion new IA progress 10 the hall Of the
Holiness Christian Association, corner
Front and Madison streets. under direc
tisn Of Elder ~ruubauer The ordinances
OF the Lords supper and feet washing
Will be observed this afternson.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
AL Hls LIMBS RRoKsN.
WatchmAn George coats Breaks His Only
Gooa Arm by n Fall.

OooA arm ttN y rail-
George Coats. 20 years eld Is the
faithful and alert watchmsn at the West
street safety gates on Railroad avsnue
Several years ago he was crippled for
life by falling icaifold while At work at
his trade Of stone mason. building = big
hstel at Bryn Mswr for the Ponnsy
Railroad Company. Ths fall aud
tumbling stone broke his left arm In two
places, both legs, aud seriously crushed
and bruised him.
Mr.. Coats. though badly crippled,
recovered and Wss stationed at the West
strsst gates By tho railroad company
Now 10 Is at home with his arm that
was saved from tbs Bryn Mswf accident,
badly fractured Early Ia the afternoon a
crowd Of small boys began to play around
lbe south side gnte and Watchman Coats
ran scroEs the tracks to drive them of
lie stumbled and fell heavily, breaking
his right arm against ons Of the rails.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
R.vIrnl KindlInr. ID UnIon.

At Union M e Church, corner Fifth
and Washington streets, the revival
continues every Aftsrnosn and night with
unIbated interest Last night was the
best service Of the revival Thirteen
persons were converted. Up to date
thirty four have been saved and the
prospect is bright for an extensive work
60 night a song services will be held from
80 to 8 o'elack. and Rev. John d. O.
Hanna will preach.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
N.vark Cn.e Aeain ro-morrow.

Argument In the Injunction case Of
Elliott and CRulk vs. ths Council Of
Newark. will be resumed before Chaneel-
lor Nicholson TO morrow morning An
important engsgem mt prevented the
| chanoellor from being hers 10 day.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Nntn OIL.

The vest pocket memorandum books
issued by the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway Company are engineer
ruled aud contain calender for 1886.
Send cent stamp with Your address to
JohR R Pott, District Passenger Agent
Williamsport, Pa, for one Of them.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
TO TEST IEg HAIL SEGTCHERS,
Tho United states Post once OmeiAis to
Inspect Several Iaventisns on the LonE
siding Monday.


The United Statas Government is
anticipating the adoption OF a new plan
for sHatehing mall BY trains In motion.
aud several Inventors are working 10 have
their machines ssloctsd. On next Monday
afternoon practical test OF the different
Inventors will be made undar
the supervision OF 8 committee appointed d
BY the Second Assistant Postmaster
General on the long siding bstwesn
Edge Moore sud Bellsvue. on the P, W.
g. B Each machine will be give a fair
test and this will be the la { prior TO the
adoption OF one Of them
q Bsrjsmin d. AyArs, Jr, wsll-known
contractor and builder, OF Oh ,ster, aud .
nephew Of deputy United Sgatoa collector
Of customs Ayers, will BE- an exnibitsT
aud he claims especial merit for his
machine. Several Wilnlngton post
eiiics officials will witness the tsst.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
TWELVE HUIDRgD FOR SERYICES.

ksferaeH Now HaVo IN Hand The Uon-
tentions Existing Between Ella
and Martha J. Wilson.
For three days referees have been
hearing testimony and argunsut In the
Superior Court oase OF Ella O. Wilson VS..
Martha j. Wilson Ia the law ofise OF
william s. Hillss. attorney for The
plaintiff William NJ Byrne represents
the defendant
The referees are Joseph L Carpenter,
sr Jsmes Monaghan ard Elwood Haa
hands PlAintiff claims 81. 200 for rsr-
vices rendered the defendant
This morning Mr. Byrne mado a motion
for a nen- suit. After hsArlng argument
until noon the referees refused to grant
this motion.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
P,le Property Eoid.

Gerald @. A Robinson haa Purchased
from Hawkins Ca the Joseph p, Pyle
property at the Gouthsast corner IT Sixth
and Poplar streets. for e. 200 II Is a
three story brick dwelling house.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
The Delaware steam marbIs works

VIII be sold TO close the estate OF the late
Thomas Davidson, Persons desiring to
purchase marble OF granite goods Of the
best quality and at the lowest prices
should call 6t the works or write for
narticulars. See Advertisement
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

Auction sale groceries at A T Lay
toms store. Eighth and King. all day
Friday, January 16 Goods must bs sold
regardless OF cost
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
rn Namn : Son connniI.

An adjourned meeting OF the Irish
Alhlrcs will be held at the Shields
Library on Sunday afternoon. Tbs prin'
clpAl objsc Of the meeting Is to name =
new council.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Delaware oOaBcll's Iastallatlon.

Last evening ths new sffisers OF
Delaware Council. @. B L., were in.
stalled. They we're as follows: Chaplain,
Rev. d Flynn; president, Peter A
HOrty; vics president, Edward O Hig-
gins; secretary, Harry w. Mayer
treasurer. Daniel w. Mullin; collector,
Charles O'Connsr; marshsl, p. f. Jsyse;
chancellor. d. w. Lynch orator,
Thomas JOvcs; medical examiner
Dr. John Fahsy; guard, LaWrsnca
Bnrns; trustees. Frank Cummerford.
Daniel 7. Kilroy and Charles B Dough
srty
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEW, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ front room. with or sithout BOARD: table
board; all conVeniences; low rates. New Eng
land Boarding House, IA East Seventh st.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

once Seventh and kiaK. Phone 645.
q. 7. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
nE-Lsree pes coal for family use
rE- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

WILLIAM n. HMA bLt1. SECRETARY.
NOTICE THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
~ is now completed and may be seen at the
following places;
First district-Flrst ward, James Harkins's
cigar store. No. 2l5 Vest Fourth street. Sec
Ond ward. Michael Gilesuie's cigar store. No.
COZ East Third street. Fourth ward, Joseph
Cross's barber shop. Fourth and Lombard
streets. Eighth ward, Charles K. Tay lor's
cigar store. Sixth and Lombard streets.
Second district Third ward, John STAN
nard's 3 saloon, No S7 West Second street.
Fifth ward, Nancy Quigley's ssloon. No. GO
Madison street. Tenth ward Margaret Har-
kins' saloon. Pleasant and Jackson stre9ts.
Eleventh ward. Robert Cottingham's saloon.
No 800 Maryland avenue Twelfth ward.
Philip X. Shea's saloon, Fourth and Scott
streets
Third district-Slxth ward William H
Lloyd'e grocery store, No. 7O5 King street.
Seventh ward. William Smith s grocery store,
Northwest corner DE aware avenue and
JefferB street. Ninth ward, James Rigby's
cigar store, No. 20y0 Market street.
The assessors will be In session at the Court
House levy Court room on January q, %.
20. 30 and 81, for he purpose Of making ANY
corrections and placing any name on The
assessment list that NAV have reen omitted.
j. ID. mccoy.
First District.
JAMES +. EARLY,
Seco q District
CHARLES WHANN.
Third District.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
N. B. SMITHERS DEAD.
Death Came to Him at z O'clock
This Morning.
Long AND USEFUL CAREER

Was One Of the Best Law Students IN the
state aRd = Fine schoIar-was Idsnti-
asd with the History ~ Delaware for
the Past Half Century.
special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER. Jan, IS Hon. Nathanisl B.
Smitbers died at his hsms here Of kidney
dlssafs at s'elock this msrning. He
had been unosnsslous several hours
before death resulted.
Nathaniel Barrett smithers was born
October 9, 1918. ia Dover, and was a son
Of Nathaniel Smithers aud Susan Fisher
Barrett His father held the sflces Of
prothenotary an I register in chauosry Of
Kent county. His ancestors wers all
Of an old and distinguished Delaware
family. Mr.. Smithsrs HAS been prominent
In Dslawara's history fer more than half
a century. his career being an honorable
and useful enc lie was Identified with
the Whig, American and Republican
parties, and was an acknowledged po-
lliioAl power
Mr. Smithers waI also a scholar and a
deep student Of the law. Hs WAS the
leading attorney at the Kent county bar
for many years. ana enjoyed a large
practices. Amid his professional duties
Mr. Smither devoted some time TO
literature, translating a numbsr Of Latin
hymns. among thea Dies lrae, which
possessed unusual merit. Degree OF
Doctsr OF Laws was conferred on Mr..
snitksrs BY LAFAYETTE Collegs \ number
or years age BE used to be a very
familiar GEurs at the oollegs rsuniona
and alumAi meetings aud frequently
made addresses TO the students
Mr.. Smithsrs was twice married. bis
hrat wife bsifg Mary e. SmltherB.
daughter Of Joseph Smlthers, a half
brother Of his father. By this marriage
there wsrs four children. two OF whom
died In infancy. a daughter. Sally Joyce,
died In 1876, and the fourth, a son,
Nathaniel b Smithars. Jr., died ln Dsver
several years ago His second wife was
Mary, daughter Of William Townsend,
who survives him
The funeral will take place on Sltur-
day afternoon at o'clock The service
will take place at Wesley NJ Il Church.
with lntsrment at Bsrratt's Chapel
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

w. II. COulhoun, Of Saaford, Ia
registered at the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
BUsruEss CARDS.

DOCKS BOUGHT. LIBRARIES BOUGHT.
ID Ali kinds. Any quantity: Collections Of
stamps coins. autographs. VIII call. Ad-
iress II. n. JACKSON. 10. III North Thir-
teenth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
ATLANTIC oIrH. N. J.

After thorough housekeeping and renova-
tion has been reOp-ned Tor the winter under
the p .rsonal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhp,
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor, Baths. all cOnveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual MEETING OF stockholders OF the
Industrial Improvement COm any of Will
mington, Delaware" will be held on Monday
evening, January 21th. 1896. at . O'Clock. at the
office OF the secretary. No. 200 Equitable
Building, Ninth and Market streets.
WILLIAM r. SMADLEY. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
LOST AND FOUND.
nusINrss nPPnRTuNIrIEs.

A NEW YORK PUBLISHING HOUSE
IA will open a branch Office in Wilmington.
Efficient manager needed. One with mall
capital to carry stock PREFER. d. Rsre business
Opportunity. Address Military Ency clopedla,
Evening journal Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
REAL ESTATE.

VNTANTED.-PUR OF RFAL
W estate either for homes or investment
TO call and get New Catalogue lust issued,
containing list OF Houses and lsts for Eale
JOSEPH l.. CAR rENTER, JR..
No. So Market street.
DOR RENT ST Dry BaICK HOUSE. 10
II rooms and bath. 80. 1879 King street
Apply to WHITE BROTHERS. nOrthe ast
corner Front and Orange streets.
ENOR SALE-A FIR R.T-CLASS THIRTY
u acre farm. inquire Of JOHN PYLE, 405
West Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
MoOsnnoiI % BOX Professor OIarE.

Joseph L. Haywood has connected him
self with the Clayton House cafe.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
HELP WANTED.


UTANIED. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
w stenography at Goldey College ana take
positions. Splendid chance for young men.
The applications for Cooley graduates are
always greater than the supply. Apply at
College, Eighth aud Market streets, day or
night.
A RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTED. TO
IA manage Delaware branch of New YORK
publishing house. Liberal arrangement with
efficient person. Address Military Publica-
tions. Evening Journal Odlce.
ID ELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO
HI form Jewelry Clubs. Apply at
w. G. EARLE'S,
Southwest corner Eighth and Market SITS.
Upstairs.
g ALESMAN WANTED-SiOO TO Sl25 per
Omonth and expenses to iAtroduce our goods
TO the trade, Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp,
King Mfg. Co. ID. 50. Chicago.
LOST AND FOUND.
I OsT- -BLA' X LEATHER BILL BOOK
II containing couple Of bills and common
green covered memorandum book. Return to
EvENING JOURNAL Once.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

Detective vandsgrift swsrs That wright
Signed an Abseluts Release fer the Con-
sideratisn Of sIe.75-Othsr Side Con-
tend That It is EorKery-rhe Case WIN
BE Tried Again.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

Says Her Late Husbands Stock IN the
Jsssup and Moore Paper co@pany Has
NotBeen Regularly Voted In the Intsrest
OF The Estate Declares That Clarence
Has Been Voting for Himself and Mis-
Friends.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

EOT TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI COmpany's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction IN prices. i0lIz Market
street, abOve Fourth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11
BOOK Q
TWENTY; FIRST pIsTRlcT I,

B. TOWNSHIP . s.. RANGE ] w.
/ i5. G. Bateman, Samuel. part of swi4 of
/ % Stevenson. Jas. H.. personal property
section q ..i,... 2M
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2 GDaly, Georgia H., y of ne !. of Sec
esoJones Nath w. ali W X Of Sc j. and i'''' ''''
sw J. OF section % $40 .......... .... ll.0i
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2 lTouse NJ, all sw \ of section 81.
8 GWaiiace Geo, A. all NV 4 Of ne !. OF
s29semaeison: Alma, u OF j. of see
tlon 49, s2 acres .l.... 7.4s
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uon p. go acres ..;. ..,,.:...:..... ...,. 1910
49, 100 .....................,. Hal 1856
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TOWNSHIP s. 'RANGii'i ". I'I'"" Jus
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section 2 township or range i W.
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ton 3, % acres ....,.,,.................I NAL Ago
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$40 TAYLOR, Moses ", u of ne x Of see,
s2lTaVior r W nl Of ne or SIS
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section q. 40 acres ......,............... ..l $50
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15
COFFEE.

New York. July H.-Coffee-ortions
opened steady AT to 10 points decline
-ence of favre advices and following Il
pig. decline a Hamburg and lower SPOT
market. Closed quiet IT n net decline of
3 to 10 points
Whnrahonse deliveries from New York
yesterday i2,ll7. New York stock today
iii 635: United States stock. 1ss,532; afllt
for The Unlish States, 5000; total visible
for the unitei States. ssG,Si2 bags. against
5lslS bags last year.
Santos. July li.-Firm; good average
Santos. II, 600 res per 100 kilos. Receipts
Two days 1900; stock. is2,0Do
Hamburg July li.-Qule,. u pig. de-
cline: salcs 5000.
Uavre, July li-Iioliday.
RIO July li.--Steady. No. RIO, 1880
reis per 100 k!ios; exchange. 3iad. RE-
ccipts Two days. 22o)0. Cleared for the
In ted States 1900: for Europe, 10Ol.
stock $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15
POULTRY AND EGGS.

p'oVemen' in the poultry marke,
~" very noticeable this week. Shlr-
.n'eh'ly became d,sgus,el win tho
VA a., 'uhhs recently and suddenly
e'r conslsnments to a large OK
to,. US mas developed scarcity Of
hi, ,espceiaily, and young flyers ar,
pes av''and. The supply was 500 n
ma, wv To-Day. prices ruling at sl.5,sl
n, zen, old hens are in fair de-
az Go'N2.5o, Turkeys are IN. har
sale at &.coas.oo WV ~ 'e'
contraS wGh poultry m. mn.
n for worse condition Than i, hss
ftca,,y many months Texas oggs ar"
! cents uhsaleahle, beng qn5ted ar" a
kecure GOOD u seems nearly impos ,lbls
quit bana,,Sntooc stock; and some dealers
|" "''c and Kansas isc "''u'eo esss