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STOCK MARKET ERRATlC.
Gains and Losses We're ANGST
Evenly Distributed.
TRANSACTIONS EXTREMELY LlGlll.
S,nnk statement Was Unfnvornblc.
Some of the Gold Imports We're
Absorbed by Interior BaDks.
TRANSACTIONS EXTREMELY LIGII

New York April 9.-Operaiors in stocks
maintained a strictly waiting attitude today.
The extreme variation in prices reached a
point or over In good many stocks. and the
market took on some show of animation in
the first hours upward movement. but the
purely fictitious character of the advance was
den onstratcd by the relapse in the second
hour. Tho days net changes were hardly
porcepthlc in many eases and show an indis-
eliminate mixture OF gains aud losses The
market was without any more significance
than yesterday, Total sales were less than
1901 0o shares. The fact that tho London OK
change was closed left New York without an
initiative from thNt quarter. London oper-
ators were apparently not eager to avail
themselves of the opportunity OF trading on
the New York exchange and trades oy cable
we're 80 small they were sufficient however,
to aid in small advance.
The bank statement was regarded as unfa-
yorablc, the movement OF currency to the
interior having apparently been heavier than
expected. 1t was expected that the exports
of gold would also offset the movement to the
interior. Apparently some of the gold has
been absorbed to meet indirectly tho demand
of interior banks, that is to say, it has been
deposited at the suhtroasury IN exchange ior
currency transferred from Washington
Gold received by the days steamers docs
not figure in the statement Although the
reserve requirement has bccn reduced over
5000 900 by the heavy decrease of sl2 3o9 800
in the deposits. the surplus reserve Is de-
creased by only $6si 3Sj. The net loss in
cash is 81. 1S3 800 and the loans have been
contracted s. 0G1,a 300 In spite of the activity
of the markets, further gold import of $4,000
was engaged for import today.
kat has n
moved in sympathy with stocks.
nri q .,,ir - I,nrcil G Z int 4 rhsnM.
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TRADING IN WHEAT DULL,
Very Little Change in the Quotations
Arc Noted.
MONDAYS DEVELOPMENTS AWAITED.
Ing nusiness-CropC Conditions Re
ported ms Being Excellent.

Chicago, April 9.-Whcat today closed at
practically unchanged figures for July and
September but lie higher for May The lat
ter was helped by good cash sales Trading
was excessively dull, traders prcferrins TO
await the developments at Washington Mon
day Corn and oats were easier and closed
With the exception of lisht activity
around the opening trading in wheat was so
dun as to be hardly worthy of mention. There
was general inclination among the traders
to await Mondays developments at Washing
ton before coming TO decision as to their
trades. Trading was confined altogether to
harrow scalpng business The opening IN
July WIS at Si5sGS5. compared with yestcr-
day s closing price Of SiA. There was evil
IDENTIFY still some nervousness among shorts
or account Of yesterdays buying, but the
SPECTATORS in the pit were soon hcarishly
inclined on account OF the favorable crop re-
ports from Ohio and Kentucky.
he Ohio State report put the wheat Condi-
ton at IL, against 81 last month. while the
kentucky crop conditions SCrc placed at l0i
per cent compared with 81 this time last
year. AS the government report on Monday
is expected to be favorable, there Was little
selling for short time AFTER the opening
r,Sult'ng in decline to Si9s This influence
somewhat by New York adyiccs to the effect
that foreigners were good buyers there
against liberal acocptanccs of Yesterday
trading, and prices recovered to So, the high
point Of the day.
rho local and Northwestern wheat move
mem rather favored the bulls. Minneapolis
ana Duluth reported Ill cars, against 800 last
week and .Si year ago. Chicago receipts
were H. cars. The addition to contract stocks
today vas lighter than oil late. amounting TO
hut tiOO0 bushels, including ~ cars from
REGULAR sources and 90 cars and IL 900 bushels
from mixing houses. TIC market gradually
sold of TO silsmSiss.
September followed July closely in the ma
ter of fluctuations. There was II little revival
Of interest in May wheat, which had prac-
tlcalS been at a staudstill all week, and II
number of trades were made in IL at lUG, lc
above Yesterdays price Trading was al
most AT standsiill toward the close. July
closed at Si1sqSlM, shade under yester-
day final price.
Corn was caster on IA moderate amount 0t
badiLg. Belief that the short interest had
been almost eliminated by Yesterdays heavy
buying encouraged sellers and prices ruled
lower all day. May closed at 297s.
oats were very dun aud without features
OF interest. May 25Ssm2o4.
Provisions were steady within narrow
range. Pork closed 5c higher at 9S7ia for
May; May lard 2,gc higher at $40 and Mag
ribs ut j, 20.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Whcat Ion
cars. corn l60 cars, oats 200 cars. hogs 81, 900
| head.
Tho leading futures RANGED as follows.
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hlMENEAL.

5 TON CHAPPELL. - Brennan.
Texas, April at the Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 in the pres
ehce OF large number OF friends and rela-
uves, Rev. Il. c. perdcr officiating. Mr.. r
W. Ralston OF Galveston and Miss Edna
Chappell OF this city were united in MAJ MAJ
riage,
HANLEY JOHNSON. Trinity. Teu,s
April 6-Mr James l. Hanley. a drrm'nnr r
o. Now York. and Mss Hattie Johnson. inc
belle OF T.rinity county were united in the
molly bonds OF wedlock at the Methodist
church this morning and left immediately
ior houston, where they will in future re-
sue. me church had been most heauti-
iully decorated for the occasion and the
Episcopal ceremony, which was impres-
sively performed by DR.. G. Y. Ridle,.
brought forth the expression that il W.
one of the most brilliant affairs wi,ne ssd
here in many years. Mr.. and Mrs HanIo,'
were the recipients OF many handsome Ind
cosby presents together with showers of
CONGRATULATIONS from their many friends
BRuNER HuFF,--Round Rock To-,
April 6,-Married sunday. MIR. John Rrnns,
and Miss Nddie Hun of Taylor. Rev Cr,s.
void officiating. '''S-
PAlTEE- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Toxas
april "a very pretty wedding was solom'
nlEed here this morning al the Hotel En.
zoe. inc contracting parties were Ar
OF Port Arthur. Mr.. Pattee is editor n, ~
Port Arthur Herald, The marriage w ,ns
solemni2ed by Rev. W. r. Rent
BoEHRlNGER- CARGILL. uo.sh.,,
Texas. April MIR. Ernest Boehrins',,r S, ~, !,
Miss Ella carglll were married last Min" "H'
Rev Oakley officiating "'s"''
Ei;LiorT-sEAY. Marshall Texas
AMll AR Charles Elliott and Miss
Isabella seay were married list nj,.h,
Rev. ID, +. q Timinons os6c{,,t' "'Sut'
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a WOLF CHASE.
An Exciting nit of sport in South
west Texas,

lIockrort, Texas, April f--On Saturday
Arm :, Captain Sam Young, accompanied ~
john Young. Barber John c iermng ana
dehtcer English foXhounds boarded Inc
yacht Claire with the genial Captain Jed p.
BlUuGrott, owner Of the acht for wolf
race on Lamar peninsula After about three
hours sahirg We landed at the historic and
reauuful little town ~ Lamar on tho t,nl,
CT Arkansas bay, where Captain Youu. land
ca rs mrn ard dogs AMI repaired To Mrs.
i"ylors, where all hands Vtrc rr,nII,, on,
tortaned by her aud her two sons Sidnov 4
ana Charles I, Taylor, two of Lamar's dudos
ana OF the clcverost mako.up tv.ho Inon,,
what To do when they have company Nhrre
s"nd farn,ns ana night were pleasantly spent.
ounuay morning at the peep of day the can.
t"'u nleW the horn for all hands TO come
on on ana on We started, Joined by Mr.. YIN
,dis - ana two sons. Willie and Jack, CAP.
tam led 7. Brundreit Mr. Manrh Ur,,ni,oir,
SD and Charles TAYLOR, Mr.. Peter Iohnso,,,
IVA son Percy. and Captain John smith
AFTER few breaks" tho dogs pot m, H.,
I'sm OF Lobo' wolf about a mile from
Lamar, and after little 'cjrclIng " Tho rnI1a
hcean IN earnest, led by old Ioe . o,."ed
py captain sam Young, and Little RtacL
JS"c; owned by Captain John Younr two
VI the fastest foxhounds that ever onencS
on l4ubos trail or broke down n AZ =.
sleep in the house; then men and bor uooF 10
vaine excited and did their best everv o,c
ANXIOUS TO be In the lead but no use Car
Tn gu laylor darted out in the lead III y
hun VuiNote of old, with his silver mountcd
spurs. Yelling at every jump. stand mn
.VVtything. and let me pass. for here I co,,"'
mounted on old Jennie Cantai, IoI',
Smlth ass and in the lead he STAYED ,',tti
ne ncsan to administer snurs TOD ,ra1I,
nm va Jennie began TO sheer a,st "a
e a MindWard and then to the leeword az
nhely iuned up and went aground On ' tha
enase went, the dogs making the forest fairI,
tt,uk WIN me Kind OF music that makes e,ary
hhun't. 40 Things he don't like TO ov',, mn ~
Ivy pretty soon the old Lobo began ~ W.
ultu or this Kind of music and tha,np. sVt
Muuid give the dogs the dodge aud so ~, ne
open country. but he was rro,Sdsa ~ " .he
ue hsu 10 take the timber again u'h .'o sc
naue one round and again came IN ~ 'n ne
" WIN old joe and Little Blach tp ,"i,
a, ms heels. Now, talk about ~o, 'a az!
,h+,.' n.e,ty gals and walking horses h.,
s"rS am n II for the race we had for sh ou,
a nne across The prairie TO 81. Char,as' %sei
r.u se lcoR the water and WINS can,n pns
4, 'ns uoes ana Captain Charles Tav,or Ia
ny isee TOT that dRy in threo fn,r,, '"u-
ssF Ip,V men Returned to Lama, ,,.,,h a, :
na.n' Shu got dinner, fsl tho dogs ana ., ~.
until Monday morning. N'eS ana 'csteo
~ IN az me peep Of day the horn so,,ra..,
~ nehns sot ready, then of NJ svn'n,u u,
~ ~ az. ~, fa.e- After about hall mile ,ar
uN "oes struck the trail o. A oovo,e .nh aine
sne vent. around Mr.. Tom Brundre,,'u a way
snI ,n'ough his yaVd; then tho nus,c m.,a
/" lose It's charms for Mr.. Wolf and he sol a
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INTO sIGiIT.
The Totnl Movement Is Already In
EAccNs Of Ten Millions.

New Orleans, April 9.-Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued today shows an increase
the seven days ending April s, inclusive,
last year in round figures 81 900, an IN
crease over tho same seven days year b.
fore last of 10000, and n decrease duriny
the same of 1885 of 5000. For the eight days
OF April the total shows an increase over
last year of $1,000 an increase over the
same time year before last OF 81, 600 70
the 40 days Of the season that haze
elapsed the aggregate Is ahead Of the 80
days OF last year a,eo7,0 600 aud ahsad Of
the same days year before last 3,0SS0J0.
The amount brought into sight daring
the past week has been 9530b, against A.
12S for the seven days ending April la
year and i65,OIa Year before last. ana for
the eight days of April it has been l02, l9i.
against Al, l26 last year and 69,963 year
before last, These make the total move.
ment for the 20 days from September | 10
April s. inclusive, t0.S14, 90e, against $685.
$50 last year and C,5aI ,2ss lest year.
The movement since September l. shows
receipts at all United States ports $780,
87S, against $685. $50 last year and l,iS),-
SSl year before last
Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio
and Potomac rivers TO Northern mills and
Canada i,fo6a56, against 1876 last year
and 730,75e year before las.
Interior stocks In excess OF those held Mt
the close OF the commercial year SO7 $40
against l0g.966 last year and 2s6 III year
before last. Southern mill takngs, lnrlu-
dve OF consumption at Southern outrorts
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500, 2i3. against 76i,143 last year and &c.
99f year before last.
Foreign exports for the week have been
ii7, 712, against ,i,GaS last yeas. making
the total thus far for the season 6,393,v3V,
against 5,l96lN3 las, year. an Increase OF
1,1?6.i23.
Northern mill takings and Canada dur
ing the seven days show an increase oil
1910 as compared with tho corresponding
period last year and their total taklngs
since September ! have Increased o5ns.'.
The total takings OF American mills
North and South and Canada. thus far Tor
the season have been ssIa,jli, against
9, .o41 last year. These include 2.ooi,ild
by Northern spinners against i,5ls5sb
Stocks at the seaboard aud the twenty.
nine leading Southern interior centers
have decreased during the week lo7'6sa,
against a decrease during the correst ond-
| ing time last season OF 7i.62T and are now
| 2GO5l0 in excess OF the same date last year.
Including stocks left over at ports ana
interior towns from the last crop and the
number OF bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop, the supply TO date
Is 10. t3i .456, against 1896. $50 for the same
period last year.
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NEW MAYOR or NACOGDOth'
Colonel Hen =. WcttermarR't'']
~ ~ Citizen Of Houston

Nacogdoches. Texas. April ~
Ben S. Wcttcrmark, who was on Jay
day elected mayor of Nacogaocu''
overwhelming majority, is
Houston. his father having forme'p
banker of that city. Born III nSs'
1862, he had all the advah'ak~
school facilities of that city, and u
was a student at the Agricultural =
chanical college at Bryan -
Colonel A. Wettermark, HAVING NY
Henderson, Texas, during MS ~
Agricultural and Mechanical eV.
he estabIisbed the bank of II. wei
x Co.. his son. Ben. entered ~ s,.l
after leaving college, and wa, u pss
connected with the bank az .n sni Org1
1883 he came to Nacogdochss o. sau,
Tho bank of A. Wettermarh ,elN
he has controlled and cono un,
marked success up to the sIways
Colonel Wettermark mas , s ia
fcsted love for military scien nsso:s
DAYS as an Agricultural ana h snIts 81
lege cadet. and has entereu S ind
in the military affairs OF le maOt
school DAYS. He was electeu ySs
rirst regiment of infantry, Teaa, ,ts
Gnards in 1889, and one yem rs.
elected lieutenant colonei, an n thsl
unanimously elected colohe,, rcd thf
regiment. II may be here rourt
Flrst rorimeut of infantry y c,s,s
ali the coast companies OF me :. o our
the event of hustilities petN sr,s ~
and Spaln Colonel Wettei"a
is sure to be in it. an entsif'
AS a business man anu ,itirsf
public spirited. progressive, on ans
mel Wettermark ranks as h's ao,s vi
associates in all circles as DC n,,srp,ls
militia. No worthy pupi,s eoedochs'
ever been inaugurated IN lille III
he has been a citizen of thal m Ne "
has failed TO get his support ne ~
his energy and his capital 70 .ity
ment and upbuilding oil ~. NEAT 4
been foremost in the estapi,sn and
number of local enterpii1I.es yof,
owner of the Nacogdocnes ~ 4
served several terms as sla s.,iee u
city. and his election TO the o OWED b
By the handsome vote he ree,,csrici
mark OF recognition to nis ne silysl
" In the administration oil Va shis
affairs and the high esteem q
held as n citizen by the peop
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COFFEE.

New York, April 9,--Coiec--options opened
steady, at unchanged TO points lower closed
steady. with prceg : points higher to points
net lower; sales. Loco, Spot Rio quiet; No.
{ invoice Ga, No, Joining. "a; mild,
steady CordoYa. ss,mli; sales, $4,000 bags
Maracaibo and 200 Central American Fu.
lures closed ms follows April, o9OifGa,;
May, S0mIS0; June, S.I1n5s0, July. a.io6p
5,1a. August S.IoG5.sO; September. . ,Sfr5S0,
October 6.seM5,sb; November, aS0Gr5 90. De-
cemher 5.SSn6so; January, 5S5nh9O Feb
ruary, aS5Gld,a0, March, aNOd6.95. Total
warehouse deliveries from the United States
yesterday, 29,d5s bags. all from New York;
New York stock today. l,hS; United States
stock, 1iGsSo; ahoat for the United states.
SS,0oo total visible for the United States.
In 1896.
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New Orleans, April o.. Secretary Hes
tcr's statement Of the Worlds visible sup
ply of cotton made UP from special cable
and Geographic advlces. compares The fig
ures of this week with last week last year
and 1885, the latter the a,Sol 900 crop year
II shows decrease during the week just
closed of 1880 bales. against decrease
last year Of 1915 and decrease OF 1880
in iS9J.
The total visible is 3si5,i9l, against
5S2S ISL last week and 3,231, goa last year.
OF this the total OF American cotton is
3,oI6,3ai, against 3.6S2. SSi last week. with
2,S29, 900 last year and OF all other kinds,
including Egyptian, Brazil. India. etc.
49, 900. agalnsL 10000 last week and iDi =
300 last year. The total worlds visible sup
ply of cotton shows decrease compared
with last week OF 1889 bales an increase
compared with last year OF MS. $50 and a
decrease compared with 1898 OF 500. SCI.
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We beg to announce that we have
the General Agency for New Orleau,
yestor Of THE TEXAS TRANSFER
TERMINAL co. Onc.), which viii
to conduct its general steamship ar-}
ness AT Galveston. with MIR. JAS. I'D
JR., as Local Manager, aud Mr.. j. I'D
ms Local Secretary and Treasurer
The Company will also establish n
duct a general steamship agency hid
New Orleans, with MR.. WIN. p I'd
Traftit Manager.
The Company. with much increaa!I
ties. will aim to provide regular al
factory service of steamers from al
aud New Orleans to all the leadin, \
Europe, and will furnish through nj
through bills of lading from all poi,sI
interior of the United States to all ID
Europe.
We trust shippers will continue b,
patronage heretofore given to the q
at Galveston and will extend sane
Company's office in New Orleans
Very respectfully.
CHAS. i. ORTHwEJN&s y
General Agents. Hcnnen Building, "
leans; Strand, Galveston.
New Orleans. April .. 1928.
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IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
There Mas No Inclination to Spccu-
late Yesterday.
THE WAR SITUATION A CONTINGENT.
1oovcmcnt Indicates that the Greater
Portion OF the Crop Has Been
Il Marketed.
Office OF The Post.
Houston, Saturday, April ..

houston, SatuTuass Rpii ''
There was nothing in the cotton market,
except that the scalpers took advantage OF
war news, which was of conflicting char
aeter.
The statistical position Ia no longer re-
garyied as a factor. everything being con-
tingent upon the war situation.
The movement to ports indicates that the
greater proportion of the crop has been
marketed The receipts today were ool3'
as against S606 last year and 1914 in 1895.
New Orleans expects tomorrow 5000 to aooo,
against 4ie3 last year and 1916 in 1895.
Houston expects 100 TO 1900 against S39
last year and 1884 In 1895.
Tho sales In New York we're the lowest
In the history Of the exchange
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New York, April 9,-Tho weeks close
in tho dry goods was dull There have been
many influences against heavy trading
The Jewish feast OF the Passover occurred
during the week and had no small in
iluence in delaying trading Hut the de-
mand 10 universally light. Print cloths are
duli. Printed aud woven colored fabrics are
unchanged in every respect.
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down to his best work and treated VI
10 the best race ever run by wolf v
in South Texas. The dogs killed tnfH
the cuG of three honrs from The ~
hands being in at the finish Then W
returned to Lamar. and, after par,aiit
srlrntuous breakfast prepared by ah.
llnwes, lady who knows how 70 NJ
to thc queens taste. We bearded w
Claile for home. arriving at RocspN'
40 o clock. Captain Young aud IL
tlark the citizens OF Lamar and uaPl
J.. ryundrett and his son Vii for y
ful wolf race anl Jolly time tina,
main fresh In thcir memory 'or . VI
10 COmc
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s,,;tR.

New Orleans, April -sugar--Quict; as.T
sa: centrifugal steady formulated. ~ white
4 ,-l6; yellow, ,6iAs; seconds, 2Nfi3 .S-is
Molasses-Quet. centrifugal, 5Nl5, Others
unchanged.
New York, April 9.-Sugar-RRw Grn; fair
rehning. SIS, centrifugal, ~ test, a. Re-
fined firm; mold A, 1ls standard A. ais; con
fectlonors A, SIS cut loaf. il-i6. crushed
3 Lilo; powdered A. 5's; graduated, 81.
cubes a..
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Closing quotations on bonds at New York
New York Money.

New York, April a.-Moncy on call easy at
o. per cent, last loan at zig: prime morcar-
tilc PAPER, j'au6 per cent sterling exchange
steady, With actual business in markers bills
at 49,. "A S3is for demand and a, 4S0o LSDA
fer SIXTY days posted rates, 80 edtiSll4 and
4.SsGtS5. Commercial hils. 1aia. Silver
certificates 55& 056ia; bar silver a53t Mex
lean dollars, 10 State bonds dull; railroad
bonds firm; government bonds firm.
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New York, April 9--rhc Evening Posts
London financial cabloGram says; The money
market here was firm today Tho discount
rate has risen to 3ai on the rise in the Ger
man bank rate, and further gold Withdrawals
learn, however that some gold orders Tor
New York wcro cancelled today | know OF
at least 10000 pounds so cancelled.
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FRUITS

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis Si.00d TO: VIII
low rwigs and other varieties, Si,25di $50
BANANAS-sl 81. iOql50 per bunch, packed
for shipment.
LEMoNS-Choicc. s3.0oaSoo; extra fancy,
81 90.
ORANGES California seedlings s.. 0off2. -;
navels, S2.,5u3,00
STRAWBERRIES Per crate of q quarts,
Sl'oo for poor, s. oOQa.i5 for best Mitchtlls aud
Noonans
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BITrER AND EGGS.

New York, April a,--Egss- Receipts, as65:
Western. lCA: southern. a&1i0
karsSs cay, April o Butter Firm:
creamery, l6dla, dairy, BIla Erss-prlec
uncharged, fresh stock. S,a; seconds. Gia.
Chicago. April a,--Butter rim: creamery
i5I2l; dairy, liHls,
ST i.o uiS, April 9--Butter-- Firm; creamery
1891. dairy, liglS Eggs-st,ady, Ss,
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WIFE AND NAILS

Quotations are for loss than carload lots.
Special prices on carloads.
;, BARBED WIRE Gldden, gal, g. "a per 100
lbs; Naukegan. $3.50.
WIRE NAlLs-Ratc. 5000 per kcs; adj
yances. lod. I'D and l6d &c; Sd and ID, l0r.
Sd and 3D. .Oc; Id aud 3D. SOC 3D. l5c: I'd 75c
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Accidentally shot hi~ s,,e

FrelsbGrg, Texas, Apfh Mey'
l0-year-old hoy Of Nj NJ ii,
dentally shot himself whi n. cillt
Yesterday afternoon with - . ri
The boy was trying to snoo' "a 4
heirg In high weeds cou'u hetlf
stepped on stump 10 Sc, ). h
lifting the gun from. beies ~
charged. the bullet snier ~
He suffers great pain. Ips &
prove fatal. i|
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SPECUL.AT
A SCIENS
r,,. Il: ., wan
a New Book. rrIcc IN a..

""oh' fricc IN ~.
Paper. so Cent.
CONTENTS Professions, osip
stocks, cotton and grain H2
cessful spectators dcsc,,h,s NOM
lose and how professional y.
between speculation ma san.
rules. Qualifications ana ,. sssnS
to success, Exchange laws ASr,tA
unwary. Who to trust anait2
Invaluable suggestions tn ss ~
Nestors, etc. etc. An en,s.A
an old professional spef NJ .llils|
circular more fully desc,inl.sot Y
COMMENTss
a clear and concise trean..
III spcculrticn,-Ntw YoN WI
March 8. w E'al
Written in entertaining f,sh,.
rcnce and koenness Of the sn.saa
ed - New York Times. Marr SS'sF Y
The author Is an exnsr,1,,..,
who tells how money il MAY MAG y
Wall street. New York Tr,sue ~
The book deals with nm , r,la \
in az entertaining manner e, "
holder, March +. ~
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Puts aud Cats on Grain.

Chicago odyices by private wire to h. W.
Hunter Co, gave puts ON July wheat ST.
and down to Sl9. calls sold az Sc aud dovS
to Nraa Tho crowd is hearish on wheat and
there will be loads OF wheat for SAB. What
ever Mondays Developments may he. ppts
on May corn 29ipn30 and calls 9ggsgf9n e,orn
is purchase on all soft spots
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