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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-23

You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid 1t and cure every other form
Of throat OF lung trouble by the Q OF
One Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK 6MJTF.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-23

j. N. T%hirswend, of Grosbeck, Tex,
says that when he has q spell of indiges-
ton, and feels bad and sluggish he takes
two of DeWitt's Little Early risers at
night, and he is all right the next MORN
ing. Many thousands of others do the
same thing. Do you?
n FRANK Smith
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-23
Bucklim o Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheL:n, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed tie give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
. cents per box. Tor sale by 9. H
Wood.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12

very best farmers, raislr LOCO oush-
els Of corn last year on s acres of up
land ground He will occupy the
Frank Ermy place next ears
Leanna has the besv leople, the
prettiest girls, the most gallant young
men, the neatest store, the most ac-
commodating merchant and post
master, the best looking bachelors,
the best schools and the brightest
boys and girls of any town of its size
in the state.
Mr. Wisberg, who has been sick for
several months past, breathed his last
Thursday morning of last week and
was buried Friday in the Swede ceme-
terry five miles east of Leanna. Mr.W.
was Dane, and not Swede as stated
in our last, having emigrated from
Denmark to this country some thirty
years ago. He was about "A years old,
and leaves an estate valued at several
thousand dollars as a monument to
industry, energy and hard work. He
came to Kansas in the COS without d
dollar.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12
Leanna.

Leanna, Kas., Feb. s, 1997.-Mrs. A.
C. Afford is confined to her bed, hay
ing severe attack of pneumonia and
pleurisy.
Valentine day Sunday.
Odense will give a free concert tC-
morrow night.
Henry Angel was hauling corn to
Humboldt last week.
Will Smith visited his old home at
Savonsburg last week.
Mrs. George Hartsock has been quite
sick the past week with neuralgia.
A Miss Johnson, of Humboldt was
visiting relatives and friends here
last week.
We are glad to state that DR.. Court
ney is some better, but he, however, is
still confined to his bed.
Miss Mary Trammell left last week
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Ossawatomie.
Fred Burghart and Mr.. Mills each
filled his ice house last week with very
fine ice of about eight inches thick
ness.
Richard Blair went to Hutchinson
last week as delegate from the local
lodge to the grand lodge of the NJ. W.
of A.
Uncle Jimmie Simmons has rented
the Dennis farm and will farm the
same the coming season, assisted by
his son Walter.
Otis Smith has rented the Knox
farm three and one half miles south
east of Chanute and will farm the
same after March 1st.
There was spelling school and a
ciphering contest at the school house
last Thursday night. E. E. and A.
w. Reed were the champions.
Mrs. L. E. Donham has been very
sick, but is considered some better at
present. Mrs. John Blair has also been
quite sick-erysipelas, we believe.
Harry Smith was doing Chanute
last Monday. Mr., Smith is one,of our
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12
St. Paul.

st. Paul, Kansas, Feb. 10, 1871
anybody asks you who has the girl
just tell them everybody.
DR.. e. b. Park was in town par
of last Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Herod was shaking hands witt
old friends in our city last week.
VIII Bennett has returned home aft
er spending a few months in Kansa.
City.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Brown died Wednesday night
last.
Ed Kendell is up at Deacon Ross
farm helping grind corn for O'Bryan's s
cattle.
Mrs. NJ. c. Stewart was up from
Parsons to attend the funeral of Miss
Kate Deyine.
F.A. Maybe, Of the Parsons business
college, is in our city organizing a
class in short hand.
Fielding Scott would like to move
to town, but can't find a vacant house.
Can't many towns beat that.
A social hop headed by Len Wheat,
Jno. Butler and VIM. Rood was given
at Knnig's hail LAST Thursday night.
About 10 couple were present.
A social was given at the home of
Rev. Corning last Friday evening.
Notwithstanding the bad weather a
large crowd was present and everybody
reports good time.
Robt. Goods little boy, Glen, fell
down the school house stairs last We'd
nesday and was so badly hurt that he
had to be carried home, the DOCTOR
however, pronounced his injuries not
serious.
Miss Kate Devine died at her home
last Tuesday night after a lingering
illness of many months with cOnsump-
tion. She was in the prime of life, be-
ing but 26 years of age, and had many
warm friends, who will miss her, but
who are almost glad, because It has
relieved her of all suffering. The fun
eral was held at the Catholic church
last Thursday morning at o'clock.
Died, at her home in this city, Mrs.
j. M. Burnett, after an illness of only
a few days. She was another victim
of the laprippe, Uncle Jimmie Bur-
nett has heart trouble, and when he
was told that his wife was dying, it
was thought for time that he would
die before his wife, but he recovered
and was able to attend the funeral.
She was buried last Sunday in the
cemetery near South Mound.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12
Urbana.

Urbana, Kan, Feb. 10.-There was
no meeting or Sunday school at the U.
B. church last Sunday on account Of
bad weather.
G. W, Griffin was in town today on
business.
R. B. Manatt is fixing to farm some
this coming season.
The snow that fell Sunday will be a
benefit to the wheat.
c. r. Noble came home last Sat-
urday to remain few days.
Win Flynn made a flying trip to
Chanute today on business.
James Nicely, son of DR.. Neely has
gone to braking on the r. r.
All business was dull last week ex-
cepting the DOCTORS business.
Continued on last page)
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12
Shaw.

Shaw, Kan, Feb. 10.-Will Perry,
of Chanute, was at Shaw Sunday.
Mr.. AlstOt is trading his farm for
property in lola.
d. Ewart, of lola, was in Shaw on
business Monday.
Mr.. Beamer is laid up this week,
the result of being thrown from a
horse.
Mr.. Killberger was married last
week to Miss Alice Hampkins, of Elk
county
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12

-Four prisoners now occupy the new
jail
c. S. Reed is in Chicago this week
on legal business.
The sheriff and deputy sheriff are
both laid up with the grippe.
John j. Jones, attoaney of Chanute,
was in town on legal buiiness last
Saturday.
N. p. Willis, attorney, has moved
his Office to the elegant rooms over his
fathers store.
The case of Simon Coats VS. Martha
Coats was continued until the May
term Of court.
j. G. Anderson and Amos Rowan of
ColfaX twp. were attending court as
jurors last week.
Mrs. Clara Chase is very sick and
her recovery is considered doubtful
by her physician.
Anna Hutchinson obtained a divorce
from Chas. Hutchinson and care and
custody of children.
Quite a number of +'redonia teach
ers attended the lecture at Neodesha
last Saturday night.
In the case of Susan A. Root VS. f..
Z. Root, the plaintiff was granted a
divorce and $1,000 alimony
The Office of the Alliance Herald
will shortly be moved into one Of the
buildings on the north side Of the
square.
We understand the new county at
torney has been holding kangaroo
court and some of the boot-leggers
may hide out.
Jesse Shinn, our genial court stenog-
rapher has been in town and as usual
had some new jokes for the boys in
the court house.
w. w. Rucker moved his family
this week from this place to Pawhus-
ka, Indian Ter, where they will make
their future home.
Frank Mcdonald, formerly a Will
son county boy, but now living in
Butler county, was attending court as
witness last week.
p. c. Young eX-cOunty attorney has
purchased the Rucker property for
residence and will occupy the Office
formerly occupied by S. S. Kirkpatrick
for legal practice.
OF the five criminal cases on dock
ct the last term Of court, two were dis
missed, one continued, one Of the de-
fendents entered a plea Of guilty and
one was tried and convicted.
Oscar f. Aldgren, A. Anderson and
Erick Heddin, all natives of sweden
renounced theirallegence to the crown
of their mother country and took out
their final naturalization papers before
the court last Friday.
j. B. f. Gates, of Chanute, A. E.
Runyon, of Buffalo, j. S. Claiborne,
of Coyville, W. w. Padgett, of Fort
Scott, G. e. Palmer, of Topeka, and
w. H. Clark, of Ottawa, all lawyers,
were attending court last week.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12
FredOnia.

FredOnia, Kan, Feb. 9.-Few pee
pie in town owing to the terrible con-
dition of the roads.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-12

Leanna, Kas., Feb. s, 1897.-Mrs. A.
G. Afford is confined to her bed, hav-
ing severe attack of pneumonia and
n1pUrSV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

r. Elrfr eu t~, marx, ls vr-r a--
W. az Ac'ss'rirls -No1~agy
g7'TrEle0l Is ~ rops sAr,ars and -.
~ ienN . fo- liEae- ;lr Css
ThFrr Wa n.s surf'y a. Avn s,-uw.
.~-raes or ere ioe2i rs~kr; -fis 7r-yr,r-
zzss w~v~ . trac- ~ lone io5or rs,,
lhk n ~ 4c sh0GEl sanr- aEe.
49, Tet'u--c1 g; ~
Tt I'anicrT f1,s-ee, Shows carr.-ues
Srsstr1r, and frv@-7srirr ~ -.s 49, ~
s.a.aens ana ;urseys ssls -c4a,iy a. coss
Zir WOO, rnE-se- s-lu sAru-s --ue- 49,.
f'fF s-r ms iNa'-s ~ l,~erf ars s.sr.oss Il,
~ rei,t s7asly So sxTe,s41ip,i q. q -
49, r2-re go q --or - ts,r.
1~N hs-rN''s So ;',-aSgs,,iss f--r- f,,.l,- .-,.
f,'a. n'' s. 2tauc ore-hA,f the rs,
t'NE7f 20 r.rf --usg.cs o. 81 s---..s.. .-
~ A-;F faF rll-srf for aorr~sese l-.-,--
fh-en cni0n-y Is re5scrrc1 to - - -, ~.
49, : r,r's'ert 81 slsssr T-oes +, iitc
Tne H~-n1ii.si ;ea,s,ns, u -ae s,ss. v,sek
= - arF- :r-.lii G'fa h4> ltrr TIE 60,
81 ~ Par O.. l&sge chi-1co co~.@.-.,
= tlct1ie- tslH ina-Eei o. rrs-e. ha,i..
sGlEf. s-Aetly me - - n e,as eaN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
GALVESTON spors.
NEW YORK sPors

me New YORK SPOT market was ouls,
ana unchanged today. Quotations:
-, $500 N,s % Good nla:gu.. li-ls
n .salSns sl1S"Hs fsit.. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

higher, salcr, GOO bags. spo, weak; No.
Cordova, iAdi5is; sales, yooo bags Santos
No. Z. ~, coast and freight. late yester-
United States. 2i,0i2. Including 1885 from
New York; New York stock today. so@. ~.
limited States stock. 2S .ass; adesat for the
United States 7iS.sss, against 5as.7sa hast
year.
Santos March 22,-ouie,: good average
santos. 1000 reis per 10 kilos. receipts.
14,op. stock. $4,000
Hamburg. March 2s.--x pfg advance;
salcs. 2i,0O.
Rio, March Firm: No. I Rio, 1880
refs per 10 kilos: exchange, S-l6d; re-
ceipts, io,op; cleared for the United States.
500: for Europe. 1000: stock. $4,000.
liavre, March s.-Steady; y TO II adj
vance; sales. l5.op.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
HIDES. r.LLow AND BEks"'''
Now is when you NEG

Now is when you nesS
SCOTS Emulsion. esPee'1N,,
if you had the Grippe =,
the system is depleted y
you are virtually exha0s's ],
A tonic won't do. You n', :.
the combined food and '0A 7
properties of SCOTS s, Emu nh
sion of Cod-liver on w.,
Hypophosphitess and S'i Al
inc. 1t will give you ~ !,
and strength. and Ton: !. !
YOUR nervous system =.
manner that will almos' -
prise you. Ask your r 00I Il
abou, it, if you viii
word viii strengthen oa's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
FINANCIAL. CARLFGRAM.

New YORK Ma7Ch = The Evor'nr
Posts London financial cshlesram say ; /:
The stock Makes was irmcr toSAy. Az
p8reaiiy OF Indications OF SHORTAGES OF
stock TOMORROW at the beginning OF the
sst- lament Americans were dull and Che
close Was far on New York sales There
are persistent rspor;s MAJ gold Is 10 coale
from The Tinted States sooa. Mcanwhils
Russo and japan ~ puy4ns NOR h,--atN
sr4 the price = Is III. The Paris al.l
Herlin markets ~ trim.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
COTTON SEED Products.

New York. MarsA Atouon n
products are 6uR- VIE p,s "A
s"i.,' Nine sSiriu,e- yellow. IN elErsSs
.si.c: prime GOTTEN SEED meal saeeAA
per ton.
View Orleans. Ns-oh = the r,srks, ~, Z.
cotton seed products IS quiet; pilm IT,, e' ~
oil. in bulk. l5isalse: prime sumna'' csts
low. in barrels. Ig-as: nesi a. ~ ~
:iG t0aIe.7 per shor: tor; ions W. =
export. Sl1.eGlll.o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
HITTER AND EGGS

chlsaE9, Mar MART .5i ri'S css'ss in, ~
49, CIV Marca A-bs'r
crSsms,ry Is5i7: "a ~ lssF.i s,r ersn
erS ia i1G isi, dary sFii Esss s's asIsi. ~
New YORK, March - ,.,asssss,y ssaaY ";
GEMS isrs7. Stsi4 and res "a
weztarn l0s.: Sou,hcln ssss4''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

- Louis. MarCh y -Four quiet, s;eady
and unchang H. Whelf--kntures c,osed
sitons siot lower, No. rcd. cash. eIe-
NalrI nom nally -, rack sspae; May %
hui nrm and higher; sp,,, higher: No
&a7h -l'- hd. MAY ee's bid. July esS. oats
Mon fGr FUTURES spo, steady. No. cash
firm. "a track Bar.sy nou1nnl CORN
meal fonl. 10 Bran dun. firm and scarce.
Slck't east trnck nom aa'iy 52aA5 Flax
69i2 -. Hev Qu!e' and firm. pr,iry,. a,l
N'.n; timothy 6.sfll -. WHISKY /. II,
Cotton ,iCs ana harr.r~ ur,ha1cei Fork
..Sf>r standard mess ichh ng 5000 10
'.lSs. EacNn -l3oNci shoulders as: extra
short GER 80, ribs So. shorts i61. Dry
s3i' m ats Boxed shou,5Nrs 4eA: sStri.
short clear rs, ribs SO. shorts s. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
Nm YoRK MONEY.

New York March 2s.-Clearirgs. sioa.-
- l-s. pAlaucos, s.. 5ii.l>.. government and
See boads weak. railros! bonds dult.
money or cali easy az i@ftls. re- cent.
iar, loan IN closed ii.silf, per cs's. primo
n,srcantIe paper 5'asf4 per cent. s;cr.inS
cNcnanse rrm. with actual business IN
0a-kers bills At '.S5i.O4 >ils Cor demand
and Nas 81. y for sixty HAYS Posted
rates. .s'i.i ~. and $50 tssis CONNER
cal bills s>1A Silver certificates e2T
49,. Bar silver. e. Mexican dollars, IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

Reported for The Post by A. p Norman,
i've stock commission merchant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

S"; spot very duh hut lrmer. No hard
winter. W SIS Options opened easier on
lower cables. The close was strong al
~ - MAY, ~ b. Hides s,rd wool-S rin
Leather Stvons. lNg iron Ersv: SOUTH
Csn. i9.CNe ii,sn; Northern. tN5aGiss, Cop
per-Gu,"t, brokers, u.Na; exchange. II Sifl
~" Lead Quiet; brokers, SSe: exchange
2Eisu&N'f, TIN Steady, stuasgh;s. iaso.
plates weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

| chicago, Mar h c3.-Whest closed today
at an advance of as for the MAY option
after opening at NC decline Crop dam
eSe reports were OF rather lurii hue
anu were respors. bile for the advance. the
extreme dullness OF trade probably pre-
] Nenuns Them from having = greater ef-
F., iecG NoGo. oats and provision were in
The close.
{ Nscat RAD more reason for weakness at
| tie opening than was the case on Mon
! uay. liverpool quoted Whsa; from : 10
J ~ lowef- English consols we're firm,
/ Al houSh : to 3-l5 higher ani Minneap-
! OILS And Duluth reported receipts OF 40
( cars. asains; 80 ae=sidy a weak ago
ana 10 The corresponding day OF last var
! INV con >eau-nce of the in press on created
/ by those items was that Tor A Few sec.
oHdS there were sellers ~ May II from
~. Gown 70 ~ against yts;eriay's clos.
ms price OF . IS Bu; there was found
/ 70 be host OF buyers. The price was
~ 10 = few moments mc0e and ~. soon
thcN.iiier. What the rank and ME OF
! he local ira hers were uninforfned OF al
me opening Vas The extremely bad crop
EtpNrts. especially from Iu1.sfl and llli.
ileiS, watch commission houses received
=. LOUIS gave an indication u' th,ir char
dcler Nv croWdinG th~r Chicago brokers
N.,h buyi.g orIers AMI SO ...liy pushed
Sne price q July up IN Their own market
NntA ~ about ha.f al h1ur they had
we - Louis price UP Is over where II
closest Yesterday. An jitter lu.a7cr OF eN.
Qeor. inquiry wzs reporicI toAgv Tn,
tFaIe mere was rather more strongly inn
Ee,sed ny the crop news % .hs Latter
haif ,hsn in he fore pAr. o., ne sass ',,
AMI braisIree,'s showing as; M i.,,-,1 50
IN ne worlds visible ais .4r,e 10 rha
aSS-siarcs O: the bulls. r-vri.irr in ;he
le'- - oI May setting 20 = rs aai closing
q, '@'s Fhe haG crop rr-o-.s had a -,orSa
HeSiae1 effect on The July option. which
Corn was firm hu,. va, tiN The er..
..-A,,',S m ihs lays trading beng con-
.n@i 70 '.c, Thcre vas t-- oue f,aei.r,
~ ne market, The eHorw .is seabrqrI
e!eA RANGES which announce 20 ! $50 a.
bushels. This served to " So, - : 1 -"
aH1 eaaSt7i an advance Or r..
passed N The oats nlarke. with sb.o-
lu}siY nothing in the WAY az -sy's - '''
poT. -f Tn Illustrations We ..,,--,- :,
10y narrow fs1ge. and " ere coutroiles
1.r5 Il ~ - h aesAs seahoara clearaaces
.sn' tsions We're inclinAi 20 heavlnoss
S@4riy n. the day. May pork ciossd ~
80 shade higher and ribs
ESTIMATED receipts Whoa,
re.3' ''rn, 100 oh;s. no. hogs. 2O,O5d
s -, q,s.'e,ious W re as follows.
& y S ~ spring 7...g7a; No. ? req
Corn-No 81
: No. 3 white lS4;s'; -N'-u
r'E,oy .c5 y :, nG7 u. No ,. ~aao.
r'ptnv Sc. Pr. ~. g eSS!c
i2rt-i'Ar ~ lbs t'e,f4ls
Snort ribs sidos-t 0os. 1 5-sI. &,
t,'v ~lliei shoHlders- Boxed t5.s,s.
Short clear sl1' s--y.axtt sS,Stf,
~ Ky 's'i>s finished goods, per
-
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CRAM ANn HAY

aite1e los. .or cars from mills: Sea'.
- on brA1- Mis- per haShe, on azrs anI
WI 80 y lie Yer 10 lbs on hay
rVhS-1taas, -sckst
,tAl,N-.Mhite Nserasks. .-S@l5eS-.
~ -A.talia, si-ss' - q Ter ton: r1iiia,
- -, ,N-"aiAes. Ncrth Texas pral-.s.
, sokGi'UM sEEp-N - per lsc lbs: mil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
Hors STOW PRICE CURRENT.

T'tcsF rno-a1ss-z H-e rrss<s-a ss-,v 49,
tttr GORE rfss "a ~ >. Lea u..,. re-
trfces are ttcsE -s.r- ~ - fsous.~-
y hoe fs .-a-xs.s
ALL GREASE riS -ro-d S-s 49,
E-os FwLze-. = ~ Boxes 2 . ~ --sss
Spsas,- - 53c ~ Sore hoxss -ast0-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
WIRE ANn N.r1S

E1-,-e1 VIZ, Quotations a-~ .o- e.,i,,s
- .. p no isic-. N@iss a-s quote. IN
aSkskp v ssE-Gutdsn. ga. s. ~ pr
lar lfs painted Hfrs ysa5 Wa1scg,srs- !.
r4Earr irR- GlH3e- -
y IRE NAt-S-f.1se. ys.5 per key, a.
ttnces- -. "a ans 80 X - ard - "a
= ard - Sc - and =. SIC. 81. a.. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
SUGAR.


New Orleans, MarcA -surar--0n4n
kettle quiet. aASss; certTifnsal qtie'
-, yeilows. T-lsaS IS. seconds q 4,
3. Mole sses-t1rm. cea;-ifusai sii.
View York. March sA-Raw, Arm Z. >
refining. lh-ls,. csntritur>al - test- s,s.
sales. uE hays cen.rifusai. Is test sl-,x
e1-ship, 80 hags rnolasses. % test. A,
E. His eS-ship. Relied firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
KANSAS cry

Kansas Cay. March .s.-whea, active
and study No. . hart sSnT3; No. : rcs,
%, No, spring s6N;s'e. Corn active and
stca ty, No, mixsa iS'4Sla. oats rather
SLOW but s'sady No. : white isi.l lgl,
RYE nrsu; No, = IS HAY firm. fairly act
we and unchanged, RSceip,s--W heat sea-
corn S.iN. oats soo. Shisnents--W heal
81 .oea corn ts.sA oats s0N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
STOCKS.
COFFEE.

New YORK March s1-coree-.Optlons
opened steady. unchanged. 20 points adj
vance. closed au.es. points lower 10 !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
THE WOOL MARKET.


Boston. March a-rhere Il 1 shns
demand in the wool narke, Ills week ,ra
a iirncr tone IS man Tested. Buytu sss
| !i"'e D'eh a Lined 10 hold back an nov
~ he ncrkei and those who bcuent ffet.
y neiore at looking 70, fresh slpph0
Itrrilory woods haSe begun 10 feei ihs
chec; Of IN, stronger tone. and roll In,
OF fire medium and fine are ci1ne IL
~ cents on the secured basis. While SARA
woods rang III me vic n.ty Of HSH ness
WOODS have advanced lie ard he demand
has ruled beltlr, but there hss been @ly
a lin ted Offering. A1straian uceb cshr
'lrue in .gcoi demard. web ptcg Nm.
ening. Texas woods, spring pe1la 2
spr ng fine, 70 months. ~ saarst
st. Louis. March @ -weG I'm: siesA
Is; light line s'ial5, heavy he iYsk;
medium l2isdiiis; tub wsshed irise1ss
London. March IA. the wool sucsoa
safes TODAY ,i52j oales were odsfef ana
tho Withdrawals numbered y0 The A.
tenlauce was good and the catalogue Y.
cluded gooi selection. A fne klsciR Y
OF meriuc> ard crpsshreeds was peuEhI Y
American representatives AZ s1utrs
pr scs. A small quantity Of Cape Of Goa
Hope and Na'ai woois eo,d per 0M
h Cher while poor wooss ruled uncnsnsM
hut firm in tone The demand from -
continental aul home tade shows ,, "
prpN.ment. Lambs were "a dem4nn W
realized good pricss American puscallm
today amounted 10 sol bass- fonv-~s
are the sales in ietih: IA
New South Wales 500 bAjs; scourea y y
n ls I'D: greasy iA.hiid- oureneisnal .I n
bales. scourel ij'.dals ID: eressy. s;s' \.
Victoria 2i35 haies; SECURED ssIas =
greasy 5,,dGis IA. sosh Austria y, :
bales; greasy 5'.nd Tasman'e y, ~ ~
greasy 7i-disl~ Ssv zeaiand NJ. 80
secured "a greasy crlid. cape "a AZ. Nv
Hope and Nltal 10 blks; seou'ea VIZ
Is "a. rr,asV 42.fIss.d.
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kANSAR nln~

soaKH ansas CITY. March ), ~,
.Mo. shipments a0, 50 .Caele- H6~l|
1918 10; Texas cows ~ e.M q
1900 %; Suckers and ~ m NO
OUTS 2;iVq3.75. Hogs-Recs,,HseHm ayVif
,' ~, 800 5aloc lower: NM :. In e.
40 heavies 3.sodi iel 'uss q seles r
mixed nS and light s.soat Ia rns lA0s&
aiW, pigs 2.iod3,7O. sbHsr {ofkeu a.
s ,nno ,n STEADY; lambs lS sss
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ST Louis.

81 Louis. March s1-t'asiN-Ec-etn'
MN, shipments ion: n,arks. barely sisady
ier Al ls,Tsdes; fancy export steers 5.lofs
- ia TO choice native shipp. * steers
- . ~ dreSse1 bess and eulssa@r sleeTs
Hs+sat aets uuG.r iso noun Is $500
~ sinc kers ard feeders 2 d5fi. =; COWS
Sili heSeys /: ,sfji =: bulk COWS :. sfia- =;
nris s-.sts.ta; Texas 2ni lndsln Tea
heifers e.oofS-a HoEs-Reseips sln. sli o.
mss''s -."' $40, lower on the general
IN % ~ le pn'i TO- better hogs
pan were reserved Monday. light e.Sss
i'VS' rn1Aei } 19Gi.l0. heavy ;s,ni.lS. SAGE?
-t.rs-'pts 80" shirmvia ; none; strong
nstiye muttcuS 5 fSf,t ~: cu..s and bucks
tHsS-t ei .aTnirs 4. shf5 ~ Texas grass
sncen SsiS..j; spring lambs 7."Hle.c.
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EGG CASH
n n, ,hu in stock. No. l.,ax
ether *. ID. or ns,iashd No. 2vA,.
7. E. JONES. MMr MI. =, ~ NJ

s ,.ssais!ss: Caves sSss to S. prime heller
reactIoRs n a"a ho rsle so. tin. i fS.s:'
SooM . cents ali ,rouny,, prices ~,
,meli taken at S.75s,t ~ The su,,;a
mts W TO 40 Tor ~ heayy,
PRIME lights at 4.ioSi1 ~ Not'oice hesys
- a. az seoni.l5. There w., sales wet U,
r ror sheep and prices M wss good ~
n r rn,, higher. A few IN, re snodes n
a sn,', s.oDM32o, hui mn serior IL. \
soid for 3.soaI6. Ws., mos, Of thse
w ase' with few selling hn,I soin9 4 ~
"ere rather slow OF ss, neiow III ~
n =, lev common lots. i'm q ls5dlr
4 a 70 nocks. Feedlnr 10 ~ "a
Xxx amd Westcrns lamh~ w sold ~
She sh, e, nao.csoeipts--cattle, "a. osousAt d
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

Market on all classes Of stock has a bet
ter tone and upward tendency. The mari ct
Is at present and viii for the next two
weeks be fully supplied by local feeders
Light cornfed hogs scarce aud in de-
msnd
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q asked; b bid.
LIVERPOOL. FUTURES
Opened quiet, demand poor; n. M.
quiet and steady; closed quiet and steady
Open-l2 oclki Yes'y
ing. Call. ClosedlClos