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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
Articles of
 Incorporation Golden Queen Consolidated Cold Mining Company
SLCIION. l.

We, the undersigned. associ,te ourselves to- gc thCr for tne pu: pos of forming corpora body under. and hy virtue of, the laws oi Ar- zona Territory. said ooTpor,ton to toe Gcsi.n.,- ted and known aS t!.e GCldtn Que n COnso id,t. ed Gold Mining Company Of Ar'zOnl The names and residences oi the inccrpora.olS are Frank rayter, KarS,s. City Mo, F. K, Ridce!y 'P,it,burg. Kan Oscar titz Clifford, Washington. D C ]. o. Johntson. Baltimore Nil. P. ]. Coston, Washington D. C. Its place of business shall be in W arlington. D. C., and iis mining property in Cochise County Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

In the United States district court yesterday Nercelino Urgri,s and Sii- verio Villa, Mexican coun,rymen charged with smuggling mescal into this country, were heard before Charles Granville John,ton, court commissioner, and were held to an swer, win bsil fixed st $j0J each,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Mrs. J. k. Madi oG, wife Of Editor Madison cf the Ad,oca'e of st. Charles, Mo, is q visitor to Tomb stone, en route to Guaymas, here sue goes to visit come rela:ives
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The Gilmer (rexa-) Mirror sigDiG- captly remarks: I've don't claim to know it all. But we havel.'t lived here 60 long without knowing a blame sigbt more than we print" Alas {! Whats up now?
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The date of the arrival in Tucson of Judge George F. Davis to relieve ddge Joseph D. Btthune as judge of tIIis judicial d!,trict row seems quite undetermined, TO definite advice upon the tject having been received from Judge Eavis.-S.ar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

It Is reported that the Congress Gold company will shortly add sixty additional stamps % it's mill, making a total Of one hundred ia ali, and will also increase the capacity of the cye- Hiie plant
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

In New York the other day an ice wagon was pressed iato service as a hearee, and seven other ice wagons were in the funeral procession. Here Is Q new idea for those who expect a warm welcome from the other side.
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SECTION. 2

The purpose for which this company s foru- cd Is to carry on general mining and .pill!ng business in the Territory of Arizona. or other llces in Ike United states. w.th power 10 pur chase and develop mines for the production of gold ar other minerals, to erect an1 operate mills for the reduction of o'eS, 10 pu' chase ant improve the necessary real estate 10 carry on such bu- iLesS incluGing general merchandise and supply business al su-h points as it's works ma, tc located.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

While i; is 'ue hat Che laughs best who laughs last" the great trouble is that no one can tell when the last laugh is going 10 come in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Thos. Smith, .ho went to Fresno to attend the funeral of his mother, re- turned home today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

united States Di.trict Attorney Eiiin wood has removed his law offices from Phoenix 10 Flaget il.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Prof Church ie in Tucson, on his way to this section on miaing busi- ness.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Beard of Supervisors of
 COcllisr County.

Board Of supervisors of Cochise county me. ursuant 10 adjournment on July 10. 1897. at 5 am.
 Present-John Montgomery Chair man pro tenn. and Supervisor J. II. McPherson.
 Minutes oi previous meeting read and approved.
 Following claims against county were allowed:
 Peter Butte, latsr, dis. $l455. $ 3G 75 Chas. Frederick, later and
 supplies. 3S co P. B. Warnekros, supplies. j6 43 George Drayin, constable fees,
 die. SIS 90. S3 70 Frank Platz, conveyance. dis.
 Sl 30. ........ 6 %
 The clerk is instructed to draw a warrant on the expense fund in favor of the x. NJ. & A. k. R. Co. for Sl ,432S4, payable Dee. 13, 1897, in settlem ment of that conlpsnv's judg- ment against the county. The above amount is the judgment in full with interest 10 Dec. F, 1897.
 Beard adjourned until ?. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Board of Supervisors Of Cocbise county met pursuant ,o adjournment at 10 0. m., July F, 1897.
 Present John Montgomery, Chair man pro tem. and Supcryi=or J. II. McPherson.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 The following claimes were disal- IoupJ
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SECTION. 3.

The caI ital stock of the Company shall hr (s5oc, ooo Five Hundr cd 1hcusand Dollar. and shall be oividcd into ;, o,ooO live Hum dred Thousand shares cf One I olllr each. Said Capital Stock shall Le Ssucd ls needed n the purchase of mining rropeIty ard develop ing same. ard shall bc fully Iaid up when issu- ed and be non-assessab,e.
 SECTION. 4. This corporation shall commence from re date Of fling these Articles of incor pvraiSn with the County Recorder for ;he County oi Cochisc. Territory of Arizona. and shall con- tnue Twenty Years from that date.
 SECTION. :. The Officers of this corporation shal bs q. Pr. Sdent. Vice President. Secretary, Treasurer and General Maj ager. WLo shall be elected ty ,hc Poarci oi Directors a, their annual meeting 10 be fixed by Ile f,- Laws c: tine Company.
 SECTION. 0. This corporation stall not incu. at arv tln.. an indebtedness to exceed Twenty per ,ont Oi its Capital Stock.
 SECTION. :. The private rcperty of a.l stock holde.s of this company shall be exempt from aIl G.Lti and liabilities of the Corporation. Witness the hands of the signe:s here 10 this I3th day of AEIi 1897.
 tSIcNEDl
 Frank Playter
 l.. K. R'dgely
 Gscar Fl;z tiford
 ]. O Johnston
 F Ccston
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Vim. Von Rene, di-. $500. On motion Board adjourned until 10 0. m. July F 1897.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY,
 Chairman pro tenn Attest:
 NJ J BROWN
 Clerk By W A HAYWOOD
 Deputy Clerk.
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r. m.
 Poard met. Same H embers present
 The District Attorney, A. E. Eng li.h, Sas granted leave Q! absence from the Territory for thirty days, at any time he desires 10 go, but this leave cf absence to expire Oct l, 1897.
 1ho following claims were allowed : N. Angius, hauling garbage. $ Ij % Sam Frisdmln, supplies. % F. W. Pierce, constable fees.. 3 D Tom Vaughn, constable fees. 2l % Thcs. Lockwood, election ser
 vice. j UD P. 5. Warhekros, buIying in-
 disent dead. ......... 50 r. Y. WoIco,t, supplies. ..... AZ % Jos. Hoefler, assigned cleiin 21 co Geo. w. Swain, balance due. 10 O0 W. T. Shoy-ers, constable fees I32 SJ $. M. Barrow, supplies. 13 9 Porter Mcdonald, Gis. $40 co Vim. Von Rene, di-. $500.
 On motion Board adjourned until
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

District Of Columbia ss Before rae Notary City oi Washington Public for rlle District and city aforesaid on ,his ,th day of April. 1897, Personally appeared Frank Payicr, r.. K. Ridgcly. Oscar F:tz Chf,Td. l O. Iohrs;o, and P. l. Cos'on. who personally kr own D me 10 be porsons whose names are subscribe 10 the foregoing articles of incorporation, and each for himself acknowledged 10 me that hc executed sad instrument for the purpose and consideration iheIC'n cXpresSGd. Giscn under my hand and seal Of office tins Ilth day of April. rSe7.
 tSisned) Horace Burie,e. ., Seu; Notary Pdl,iic. Horace Burie:te
 Notary Public District Of Columbia
 Ny Commission expires Ian. 25rd rqo..
 ENDORSE D Recorders Office, Tombstone, Coc ise Conn:y A. I. Filed and rcco.ded a, rcGrert of Frank (. Playter,
 April 2Ist. A. D. 1897. ato~. m Book incorToratons. ages .e5 3S6 -3s7.
 (eignedl NJ. J. BRoN
 County. Recori-T.
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TO CURE 4 COLD

take Laxative BromsGs ~ I! q
All druggists reiuns n
70 cure. nc. X 4 e. =
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prjcss than were quoted By e.th~ Kansss
CITY. Chicago or New York.
The supply Of California navel oranges
n very hgilt and they have advanced.
Scedlioes ARE stall sel,2lx at low figures.
rp canned fruits. peare and pineapples
are very firm because Of their scarcity.
Small fruits also show better tone.
owing TO the decline IN sard.' a Chi
caxo d1sratch says. Kirk and other soap
snen are buying large supplies. as Il Il
better and cheaper than grease for their
purpose"
The downward tendency OF prices on
STAPLES has been checked somewhat, al
though -four. pork lard and coffee are
sfil held az the recent re1uotyors.
There - war on hand between the lead
crust and SIS opponents. the SPECTATORS.
but the outcome o. Il will ,,robably be a
niS-y OF interest and an advancing price.
The packing of hog products at Chicago
alone TOT the v.rier season 10 date shows
q decrease Of ssoDc hogs compared with
the returns for the corresponding time
n 1885. Nearly all other points show a
& rYllar ratio Of decrease
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Hen,p.tead ItenA

u
Hampstead, Texas. February n
ton is being circulated thr0'sa ''''.,,,,
county. to be presented TO The , 4. .slrl'
praying that the unlversily ~ ri vi
people be located on the gfoui
the Prairie View normal. !. ,sur<
Very little interest Is a J. ,rrs,a4
ing itself with regarl 10 lne .s,,slAis5l
city election in April. The y ,ssss|
finances Of the city have nAu u,s.sn sr1
to cut all salaries, SO that 'i -, K 4!
Mt the coming election VIII ~ n ~
fat on their salaries. Many M vi
have been consolidated. Inu ~ y. 900
viii have TO act as collector :,, - 4
will have TO be assessor ana ., ud 10 ,
former will have to be ta. .n,,,s M
homer and about $3.50 pei w 40
Ter with salary OF about ~ ~ s ,uiu 4
three important positions, ~. y fslr
his candidates are out IN PRIV
bers. Il. scssioc y IN
the hes, this county has .'i !, tssv
Of Of fonr days they brought ',, 8 so' = ~ "
indictments, six misdemeaurv.,.a VA, i "
fsloniss, and they will be r''''
nv Monday next.
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CeTTNN asRiAf REVIEW.
Ns @rie,as> shtsnsss SIN 10 >eset
5'itnts llsess.
TIE sGa aDgraS ans STEAMER
NJ hssg-'~ >tsftss,< ~ s,.se ss's ess-
s.aps,---s ss.ss,s.r s..,saN ga,ss
0n,s >aisass sarf ~gssk


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NV hhS "'sa''Neri 44lip'nifN NlNft's,
- s''fl VS. IN hi''s - sN'issss @'''
tH NNsih have RIM Vaisl ~ 40 hiis's
i''e ny "'as '-s'''sN fFnft 7'7'dins N'eN 81
~ N- Nav ''r~i'ssfs hhH ~ q. ai'f Sfqss-
i'Ni sl'ee'''iEsNf business ~ ss-'r' ana
se''h N''A~'Asi''9 i'iitN -" P'HS We Si'f'-
.ns .a,se.s /, tn ,,n,-.. ,,.,.,,. .,,,, ,,,s.,-
a,.-
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From Post Corresl salssk

Bremond. Texas. February La ~
rain fell here yesterday Afternoon
greatly retard farmers and pu. ~
hind at least two weeks. TONY
and stiff norther blowing ~
Mumford, Texas. February L. ~
was a heavy rainfall here yes'efoN
ing several hours. The farmers
planning of too much rain here. r
is well advanced and planting o. "'
soon be in order. NJ
Sandy Point. Texas. Februaf u ~
off and on all day yesterday ana w y
cloudy and foggy today fnp ~
backward. We will have q lals XXI
the ground is very wet ana ~ IN N
up" of any consequence has ye' w.
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u SEED-{t-g % T,er 1N 3..s
LIVE STOCK
HOUSTON


hcpri ted for The E1osi hy 4. ?. Ss--1l-.
I'VE stock commlssina iae-eNaaf.
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COTTON SEED PRoDUCTs.

NeH York. February i?.-Cotton seed
irouiciH firm ana unchanged: prime cruda
pll IN ~ rrclsi 20. primo summer yellow
IN ustiNif, Ifd2e'ac. prime coj,on seed meal
taoVI9ap.O per ton Wv ct
Sew Oii"ihs, February i2.-'rhe market
*ahy prifn" crude oil. In bulk. Isfslsis.
primo summer yellow. ia barrels. a1tls.
meal ami osItr SIG 2YplTuD per shor, ton
'ohs ton. for export. {i&25JlS51.
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| galveston. Texas rsh.,
ing February IL; y 10 vssk y
Ihe precipitation gu an .,.,..
week., week ranged from .s5 ., q ,s ~st !, =
tna S, over the Northwestern m 49,, ~,
, ,ne STATE ss' to an excess 0. .Dov, ~ 4 !.
na Inc temperature on an s,.s'.. ),
week was generally below tbs ,.
r,o CONDITION OF CROPS
me weather during the w..
orally favorable for f.ru,ns '- ~, -
ana much blowing was do.s :, sr 8,
work. w ws N
s,, wheat continues to do we'll, Dv, 4.
s'i'i SHOWS the effect Of The ,s,.,.
weather during the latter par, , !, ''..'
but with favorable weather M 4 s.s y.
suIting from this will be ye,y ia.
winter and volunteer oats ssal
Wy .ne freeze in most section, ~ "
other crops. - 'Ae pnaa4 y
CORRESPONDENTS RENApu
san Marcos--Miss Tonic Ford W.
inuch warmer. Farming ons,,,,.''
crossing finely. Temperature nv, m.,,l
Il. minimum 80. AAal
Estelle-S. G. Lackey: IN. ~.
freezes have put brown apue.r,.
wheat and damaged 1t some bnt ~
riously. Fall oats have been d,m., ~
ly. but to what extent can moi n ~
few days. No farm work Ann. \.
oral weeks and farmers are eettir, M
Is too wet.
Hornsby--N. A. Nelson: Thu h,
weather killed at least IS per csr, y J.
ter oats and fields must he vo,ta
sowed over for some other eros n
Will be large acreage Of sprlur Oh, \,
much already sowed. Plowins ~
rushed this week and about 50 p,f a
land is broken.
Bowie-S. P. Benton: Ground TN
for blowing. Wheat standing N n
weather well.
Sulphur Springs-wm. B. B,sx; n
pleasant weather Of the past week nj
vorable for fern work. Tempe1tw =
imum e., minimum 20.
Coleman-E. A. Lindsey: FAM =
taking advantage OF the dry dan = =
putting in heavy crop o. oati. In.
ture. minimum 80.
Beevile-A. II. Kent: Farmeu = =
up in breaking ground. Much IN q
planted. The cabbage crop M Nj
riously injured by the severe COLI u
Temperature. maximum 70. mininm(
Corsicana-E. L. Gibson: No Il
done during the past week on ,axr
the ground being too wet. Somst
has commenced for oct sowing. ~
present indications a good aereacx n
The cold weather has kild II
and volunteer oats. Farmers erpHSa
oats for feeding purposes. Tenpsu
70, minimum "a.
Columbia-J. S. Rogers: TsupnS
&c, minimum 80; pndpzal
LIS on the 9Th.
Brenham-J. G. Sloan: TeupmA
maximum IL. minimum 80; prtirS
.0G on the It'll.
Cuero-J. NJ. Reuss: Tempertun =
mum n. minimum So; precipititir 2
On tho 10th.
Uouston-.J. A. McNabb: Teupm1
70. minimum 80; psedpln'
LA on three days.
Stafford-C. f. Mercer: Tenpsa'1
II, minimum IS.
El Paso--N. d. Lane: Tenpm
6S. minimum ~; 10 p.x4
ion. l. y. CMs
Station Director, Galveston, ~
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%e" orleans, + bruary l2-Hog nro,.
I" fHlei PORK, old, : ~. new. ST. lori
1870 I!rr.', BE boNcd mchts--Dry All,
eD"AN'. rt i-A sid,-. ~, Bacon-t ,iro +.
E, ~ II lns-Cholce i.agnr-curoI
~. tofee-iNo. ordinary to low ialr''
i.'- ptlents. i.7hij.s0 Cornmc,lN Z: e 49,
hriu- Finn. ~ Ia, ~S,ond,
J. ."' " eVtl't1; choice, / j00i6.0O Corn
IN ,'tk,i. mixed. %25l. white ana vol
~0tsaly' ordinary 10 good. ! 5.sits. '''N'
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hansas CIV NO. February II. Cattle
d. 49, shipments 2lG; market
~ texas sfrers d5ef4 Is. iToy1s
cow" 2l543io. naive steers. & 5asit % MAJ
I'VE co.'s. AMI helfcr.. ij1N...n etorsor.
81, u t'e'i"rs 2.,jHa53. buus. teaa ~
70" ris no shipments. Cq. ma.
'9 strong. bulk ot S-ios = ~.
. Af.ft' t-ta 10. ga, kefS. ! 2017 Is: irlycl
.+rlr l."f.si. Fpikrrs. Fzs.f9 sb'
t"'r4-' 81 .p-- Ec-eIpfs. -nr- ehln-
ft4u4. ols. g. It.fG - ''-' VIZ
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hantas ciiy. 40, February Wbnat--
tAitly active. No. haryI. 7SiI7a. No. -
49, 80. : spring, 35H1I Corn-I'alrlv
Hs'i'bi rifnanFei 40 mixed. ~. Oats
h"lnirhliy HN@ Ryc-No. 4 no,nIn',ti,..
It'll hhy--Steady. choice timothy. S.:,nf,
~. choice piNrie. 5o0u550 noee!pt.
~ n,ai' laSp bushels corn. g.. 40. oats
~" bnsh"k- Stipments--hN heat StAd
hue htla' corn. 7s.9cl bushels; olts. 400
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THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
AZ lsdex to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
THE WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET.
Offoe OF The Post
Housson. Trdar. FebruAyy L.

Inefe mas pes'' soos - - -
AZ Aors o.
A- oesO7s I"e I'LL e4'e
coSffcns- toIo'V 'ne'c.'a'''s '"
d.sooe'tso- 70 nke ho.a TO- ifee's q
EsneTei sa''ps-~ 'os 'ep''t "-'S .
ea'H.lA@''0-'e- -ns uNsnt az '-'.
&rAsse = ocN e~s -''.'s 70 SeA Ia an 80
nses o~4eFe 1aA' ''~- wa &C "'''''
far SCORE r'0cf-f.s 20 ee't''e-
sa'ss rF'''sss s'eN q oele1 fona ~
s~r@Fsi nzfs- STas q pe1iof1ics " enhahce"
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FINANCIAL.


h,,,,,n .eSton-Sterling exchange. COS. sts.
d,as',mg, @,T selling: New York slvbt 10
NMmount buying. l-Sc premium rei.rre ~
NV NV orleans sight. l-sc premium Seiiins
Jew fork-Sterling exchange. bankero,
SIXTIES. Sassn4S5: commcr'',.,t 'a s1n,,t,s
81 10 IL rechmarks, commercial sixties
S ~ tttas9io. francs, bankers sixties. q lois 4,
Nsw Nt ,rInnnrsv siXttcs. 80.
n,ore'a' MShN4a; francs. eo,n.ne romi
n,ian, 80; New York sight noo pre.
rate, IS: s'iyer tsa 91. per cent: street
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ON SHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED
RECEIPTS AND sIjtrMrNrs

T ",say We're 1920 bales, as follows: Nv Gulf
., oionado and Santa Fe. l2i1: by Jnterna,
t uTha an, and Great Northern, ISL by calves
s so i'iIun.on and Henderson. l5p: by Mis-.
soon SOC "a Porte and Houston, l2S7; by
There Wore no shinments tndn,.
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stove gasoline. IN cases, fl-&> n esss. sAs.
I.upion oil, Ia 5hls. tSr. n esss~s-s. Sgg
in bbfs. nc
WHITE LEAp-Sfrsr.sy ru1rs sfsser
eta ndard white lead. AZ. rAanr+r-s 4.
co and % per Ger, SiScc-1.- =sS ra<-
GRAIN AND EAT.
Carloads lots job ears. tr-cz -rirs Boa
ers charge from stare Es1.. -lerx zen ~
lbs on bran, 1c>e PEI easeed 81 nASs and
corn and lhsx =, PER 30 It's ~ aAr-
BRAN--6s1 s.
CHOPPED CoRN--ss; r,e- IN 10
COIiN--SsQy-c. sark~s
OATS--Wf hsge SsA-sss.a nsi5.na..r
HAY-Alfhlts- 81 III - 3 rsr scIs Mir
sjg.y timothy, 81 ss'5 tls'. S,..->t rrytss
prnire. ssisflsss. Norvh Ts4ES s-2..,ta
so. oostin50
SORGHUM sEEp-s,s 20 5,er ss gsss
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TsNsay. Yes'iay. Last

1919 .-.,sss'* ....s.'..'s's..'.''''' ~
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DAILY INTERIOR MOvEMENT
HAvRE MARKET.
flavre, February IL --Spots were uuio.
TENAS INTERIOR TOWNS,

Ms,
Galveston. Texas. February 70 III.
movement of cotton at 81 LEADING IT,.
interior towns for the week endr, =,
day. as reported &c the secretary ~ ~
lows: VAS 's iol-
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The following table shows the stocks OF
American cotton held at seven of the
principal markets Of the world today. this
day last week and for the corresponding
uate In 1926
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LONDON STOCKS

London, February I2.--H,,sInos, -, -.
Al henehlnse was extremely inactive
NJ .here was general disnosi,ion We
the tone me MAC ,,n in the East though
.nS Improvement. Frankfort W. nr,,s
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Money In Coed -,

Bryan. Texas. FeoruN' !, ppc =
johnson OF Millican Wa ,.,oejt
and stated to The Post s s.a ~ =
n his firm h,n johnson Bro .,,,, ma ~
their stock farm al -, usad u icf'
fine Jersey cattle ana .sa,,lred H. a
hogs. for which they 'c' n
of 1926. "a
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nuTTEH AND EGGS.

Kansas Guy. Mo-, February l2.--B Butter
tnmt creamery. Tis6iin. dairy. ipni3
~. Louis, Mo. February la.-Bu,ter ana
sKgs- Z nchaDgod.
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9 wore no shipments today.


,o,,n, 'olio"ihs ocean freights (etcam on
'oIIoh are quoted today: ~" VI"
From Galveston: I.iyer,ool a-tee,,, c,,
iher round, Havre. l5-GN'itd. con,,,a,,
i'-'io'-esui New York, 4Sc PER 100 poun lie.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON,

.'c''iS'"' TCEt
IS Bede, Hamburg. January o.
81 britannia. cumberland, Jan. II.
So Eric, S. Vincent, Feb O.
IS Explorer. Liverpool. Jan. q.
SIS Fcroun. Dartmouth. Jan. Il.
s. Glenfield, pernambuco. Dec. o.
IS Galicia Hamburg. Jan. "a.
IS Hawiwick Hail, Cardiff, Feb. 1c.
S. Highlands, ST Vincent, Jan. 81
IS Honiton. Liverpool. Jan O.
IS JcssmoOre. Huh, Jan &c
So Lampasas. New York, Feb. TO-
IS Liathony Buenos .AyreS Jan. "A
IS !.iv. Shields, Jan. 10.
IS MariEo. Havre. December Is,
ss Madura. Cardiff. Dec. Is,
IS Netherley Hall, Newport, Eng. Ian
Us NTH. Tenerifta. Jan. 20
IS Nueces. New York. Feb. 0.
IS Phoeba, Cardiff, Jan. 3.
IS Rita, Liverpool. Jan. y.
IS Rotherfield. Barry, Dec, 80.
IS Salopia, Manchester. Jar. q.
rs Strathclvde, Aleiers, Jan, g.
IS ToloSa- Rio de Jane1ro IAN. IL.
Ms Cnpeth, Halifax, Dec. H.
IS Nectis. Cardiff. Jan. g.
SIS Menn.nEton Hall st. Vincent. Feb.
- White Cross. Malta, Jan IS
IS Wildwspool. Liverpool. Jan. 3d.
Sch Haroldine. Bait more. Jan. 90.
Sch Viola Reppard, Boston. Jan IS.
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FINANCIAL cARIEGpAM

Posts I,on1of anrofry. l2.The Evening
,narkatsn aon, Psris and other ront,nsntaj
ieai " Jeye, wene dun today, awa!ting po,,t.
ment, bun pricss 3. There was no excite
est Nes iei!s closing at the low
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PAINTS ANn nI,n

OIL I.iaseesi, In bbls r,v, ~. 49,.
:, Wa ,E white, ~ ie-s, rs hkis IL. M a.,'s
ITO, prime white. $50 test, IN hh,s 800
cases sl.Soi brilliant oil no. ia bbi. vi ~
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The following table shows the price of
midiiinc cotton on the spot Mt seven OF
me worlds principal markets toby. th,.
lay lds week and for inc corresponding
date last year.
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DRIED FR1fITs.

.AIl'Lfs Fancy SLICED. IN hayes nf6s
Nc. nhOicc cVaporate1 bI,r. fanrv IA ~
tlTRpS isc Dor H. - "'se'
iiiG;Ea,1,Fgrk.s layer. i2115c.
HhHN rs u hbls. &C.. cleaned cur.
sN,is, lAhiNtS Eyaporlted. 7s,s, ~
~ "'' 'f'H tvapofaiod, uHDceled, ssf
l'EAns- Eyanorned. epsi7s
ApRlcOTS. lGfiigAe
., ~. III ~ - California J.. l.. boY3. uo,y
il'",,g 70; box l.. l. riiHns. 0le s.ora,,,
n ~ ,ai' me-. - NJ boxes. ~. 8-erown h.
,r rs MES Crop Of igG. cauforn,.
wv, -l-le,a. laCbc So-SB. 400 "a. ~,
$1,000 ,a. g-71s r.. 6oGps " i6'as, se. sti,
w W"h'H' hac; ruby prunes, $40.
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VESSELS IN PoR-.
IS Eden Hall. w w. Wilson.
nk Westbury.. J. Moller &c Co.
IS Coinal. J. n. Sawyer & Co.
So Clandeboye. Fowler G McVitie.
IS Jessmore. W. W. Wilson.
SIS Saturnina. Fowler & McVitte.
SIS Vera. Fowler & McVtie.
SIS Stratholvde. VIM. Parr & Co.
SIS Alnsdalc Fowler G McNitic.
SIS Netherbv Hall. w. w. Wilson,
SIS Hihern6a. Fowler & McV!tie.
SIS County OF York J. Mollor & Co.
IS Gyller. Texas star Flour mills.
IS Woodleigh. Fowler & McVitie.
Is Deramore, Fowler e McVitie.
SIS Triroli. j Moller a. CO.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston, February IL.
ARRIVED,
SIS Woodleigh. Tauplin, st. Vincent.
IS kenmore Jones. Vera Cruz
SIS Tripoli, Brown, Hamburg.
CLEARED
SIS Comal, Evans New York
SIS Robert Adomson, Woodruff. Copen-
hagen.
SAILED.
Blt Genesta. Davies, Cork or Falmouth,
for orders.
hagen.