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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-22

kansas city, December 81 Cattle sReeeipt,
1900 NATIVES and 800 Texans; good general de-
native steers, s,20ai5 s0 lights s5osi5 "a.
stockers and feeders. S25G5 90; butcher COWS
and heifers, aloa4.25: Gamers, 2sSas. 10; fed
Westerns. s'Slt2i; Western feeders. S.SOsr
600; market active. about &c higher: led
choice grades Zoe higher; heavy and mixed
ssseSafi2,. lights s7bii 10 piss ;, .SaSso'
shesp-- Receipts ZOO socd demand kiliins
srades strong . loo higher lambs. ssJ
: z: muttont, I. sonl.so stcckers and feeders.
sooGt7b; culls. i.5o9aoo.
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LIVE STOCK,
HOUSTON.


Galveston Texas December 2i.--The A. T.
Norman Live Stock company reports the
market as follows:
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Nav, York MONEY
Ianann Cons0Ie.

London. December 2l.--coanssr9D 81 ~
as i-ie: for the account. woney X f.
quiet. q i-lsd per ounce. open al.
fhs rate OF discount IN r., ~ "piti ire1 =
sbort bills, sA.37 per ecu :"
81 per cent.
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Nearly all cotton houses are urging eau
ton aud conservatism just at this time. !. ".
Glepny & Co. Of New Orleans write
Bear IN mind thet there are other influences
besides the statistical strength which will az
iect The market Tho price is much above tho
lowest hut MAY 80 gradually higher IT the
promise given by the movement il kep.. While
tha market improves. there VIII DO great
confidence and some overlooking Small back
ttts viii cause temp 'rary revulsious OF feel
lDg aud everyone may sell NJ once again on
unrsasoniug scares and subsequent recovtfl,8
VIII bring poor consolation. Tho less ire.
quent the breaks the heavier they will be
when thoy come We notice confident bulls
a. present get nervous IN doNnlurns.
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o Drew 90 l.. f Brown 500
acres in r. Pcsrsell survey, nsar
the town Of La Porte $500
4 J Wagner to BENJAMIN b Fos-
Ter SuONl02S feet part Of the Mary
owens league, On San Jaoiato
river ..-......, .....,.. ..s....
Eli II. Baxter and his heirs and
Bradford Hancock and his hsirs,
by sheriff TO ]. Il. Haddan, lots
II aud u, block 420, Blker addi-
tim north side Buffalo bayou,,. 2l9
b o Mailey 10 Joseph T. Haddon,
lots II and 12 block i20, north
side Buffalo bayou ............... BIS
Jake Oliver to J, W. Watson, I'M
div ded half Of ? acres, part a.
c Reynolds league ........,.. IS
j. W. Watson 10 Fred Mason, ! acre
In A. c Reynolds league . IS
Bette johnson to Fred Mason, l
acre, lot ., block As, 0. Smith
survey Observation-Disclosures. $50
New York and Texas Land Com
pany limited, 10 r. l.. King,
~ 2'-leo acres, part Joseph Cally
han survey .................... 200
George r. Erastue, Benjamin F..
Isabella r. Hamilton and David
Cuackenbush to c. j. MeCarty, so
acres, lot 4, subdivision Charles
w Adams survey ...... 1856
U. $ koerber and wife, Isabella g.,
TO Richard Schurnge, part lots II
and II, block 2, h, c. Ingraham's
addition observation-disclosures. $50
August Koch and wife, Augusta, 10
Joseph G. White, 100 acres, part
w r. Wilson survey ..,..,.,... 1900
w. l., Mills and wife, Sarah T., to
O. NJ, Whiteomb lot 6, block 81,
town OF Webster ............ $50
j. L. Britton to William Jones and
Sophia Parsons, lot 8, block 49,.
Bakers addition .,,.,,.........., 17s
Z. l.. King to Julius De Grave,
y sI-ioo acres, part Joseph Caliy-
han survey .........,.......,..... 400
zsdy NJ. Burdett to Mrs. Louisa
Dewberry, lots G. 4 s. 8. 10, block
52l. Drummer addition .,......... ......
Sarah r, Walker. nee Wilgus, and
husband. c r. Walker. TO VIM.
u Bailey, the joan II. Walton,
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Elephants proceeded to West uiLl come
terry, where they were addressed by Rev
w. Grafton At the close Of this 7l-
dress thTwork Of decorating the graves Fl
deceased soldiers both Of the Confederate
and Union army. was taken up nor did
the work Of hestowing aoral offerings stop
hero. All day citizens have made Mem
orlal Day he occasion for concentrating
their loved ones whose remains occupy
the city of the dead as a result az which
the entire cemetery is completely covered
with the richest and rares, flowers. Form
al services were also held at 81. Mary's
and Rusk street cemeteries
This afternoon Mildred Lee camp, United
Confederate Veterans, held its annual SEES
sion, Dr. J. T b, Wilson, captain m
mandlng, presiding After dlsposing Of
routine business the following officers
were elected Captain commanding, J. D
Woods; irst lieutenant, J. l.. Randolph;
second lieutenant, w 5. Grant, adjuiant
]. w. Finley, treasurer, Captain ] H.
Letillier. chaplain, Or. J. S, Moore, sur
geon, j p. Stinson; quartermaster, NJ H.
Andrews
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Bessie p. Oliver. 10 cents: s. Moylan n.
Dolan, 10 cents, Elizabeth Schooler 10
cents, William C Oliver, 10 cents, Elinor
Berry, Brasher. "a cents Malcolm Gerard
oliver 10 cents; Donald Swope Is cents;
John Gordon Swope, % cents, Clare oil
YER 10 cents -Totql. Sl60
Reported by Mrs. Rosine Ryan Berry
W Camp, 1r., 81; Rosine Ryan Huston,
81 Annie Lee Dunn, 81 Pearle GefGoris
20 cents-S325.
Reported by Mrs j. c. Hutcheson,
Brynes Mistrot, 81, Hortense Lorenzen, so
cents Miss II z. Huebner. so cents. To
tai 81
Reported by Mrs. A. G. Henry. Elmer
and Elma Gariss. 25 cents Norma Wol-
karte, % cents; Kurk Dietchold 25 cents
f. Deuzebue. 10 cents, Total, SIS cents
Reported by Mrs. O. T. Holt and Mrs
Noyes: j. Goodwin Locke, 81, Rudolph
Eckhardt, % cents, Carl Eckhardt. %
cents; Francis Eckhardt, 25 cents. Miss
Clara Eckhardt, 20 cents; Miss Adelina
Coleman. 80 cents; Maurice Goldman. so
cents, Mr. j. Mooney so cents MAJ w.
H Crank, so cents; Mr.. Hoyt, so cents
Total, 81 so.
Miscellaneous--A Lee Young, so
cents; Mr.. I. Cominsky. ~ cents; Mrs
George Eatwell 90 cents Dorothy Rior-
dan, 25 cents; DR.. Emma Congo, % cents
Alice Craig so cents. Dudley Winona To-
Lin, 10 cents.-Total. $3.50.
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DECORATION DAY AT SIBERIAN,
Graves of Soldiers and of Relative.
Covered with Flowers.
Total

Graves of Soldiers and of Relatives
Covered with Flowers.
sherman, Texas, May 20,--Memorial Day
was observed in Sherman under the au-
spices OF the United Confederate Veterans.
Daughters Of the Confederacy and Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. Exercises were
held at the Confederate monument on
the public square at 10 o'clock. DR.. J. I.
Wilson. captain commanding Mildred Lee
camp. United Confederate Veterans. de-
livered the annual Memorial Day address,
after which Rev. Anderson OF the First
Methodist church addressed the assembly
with stirring and patriotic speech The
services were participated in by the Sous
and Daughters and other citizens OF the
city With songs and instrumental music.
After the exercises at the m snument
line Of march was formed and the par
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sued during tho week WY -
!om Manuel and Mary Smith
q ~ outlaw and Miss Matte G. Pys.
w ~ = Ways VA and Mrs Annie Griffin
+ Poisson and Mrs. Lillian Allan
James y Oliver and Miss Vol, -t caoIev
~ ~ me nie Perry and Gussic Williams.
I 49, hester and Linnie A Roberts.
yosn Roberts aad Miss Velna Euls Over
,o Joan Noble Steele and Miss Artor Nav
ner MIS- carrie kush-
son 1siloI'e NJ Ander-
49, - salzman and Mrs Frances L. letter
rss soseP a., =. shellshear and Miss Margaret
W NJ; Lee and Maggie Robinson
Joseph Artale and Miss Anjce ,,,rs
n 1siosrt Snackelford and Ella Alien.
u smith and Mrs V. Louise Rela
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THE PUBLIC SQUARE FUND,
TOTAL OF ONE THOUSAND ANu
FIFTy-oNE DOLLARS.
The Ladies' Are Expected 10 Begin
mn Active Campaign This week.
Some Contributions,

Tho second week of the dollar collec-
tion for Houstons public square has end
ed with total OF slO5O reported
The committees appointed by the
Daughters of the confederacy are expected
to hegin active work again tomorrow
morning and it is hoped that good can
vass viii be made this week.
Thus far the work of soliciting the dol
lars has all been done by less than q
dozen ladies'. For this week Mrs. Hutche-
son. president OF r. F., Lee chapter, re-
Quests that all the committees take an
active part There are plenty OF dollars
10 be obtained If the proper effort is put
forth to ret them.
Mrs Roslne Ryan reported the dollar
contributions from the following yester-
dav
james Lawlor. NJ P. Geiselman, Mrs.
James Lawior. H. @. Mosehart, John
Achenbsck A. e. Henderson, 7. e..
Byrnes Mary e Johnston. Mrs. James
f. Grogan, George r. Eoerle. Total. sill.
Dollar contributions reported by Mrs.
A G. Henry:
Mrs Milt Geiselman. Mrs. d. W. Leach,
Mrs. j. p Williams. Mrs. Jas. A. Thomp-
son. Mrs. John Violin. Mrs. u. H. Mite,
Mrs, J NJ. Beardon. Saunders & Hotch-
ks. Total. So.
Dollar collections reported by Mrs j..
G. Eutcheson:
Mr.. w. H. Perkins. Mrs. H. Hermann.
Mrs. w. L. Lane. Mrs H A. Jones, Mrs.
4 G Grunewald. Mrs J.. W. Jones. Mr.. II .
y HenrIchsen. Total 81,
cHILDREN's LIST.
Repostad by Mrs. r c. Walker and Mrs.
B. y. Johnston; Audley Du eros. rs tents;
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Hosiery.

Childrens fast black seamless Hose.
fu!l finish, double heel and toe,
at .,....,.,,5c, l-Sc, 100, l2lac and
Boys fast black heavy bicycle ribbed
hose. full regular made. double
Enee. heel and toe, size & 10 10
three pair for .......,,.'..,...''.-''''-'
Children's Onyx fast black ingram
Lsle and Cotton Hose, full regular
made, double heel and toe. WIN
white spliced feet
at Observation-Disclosures c and
Ladies fast black full fashioned Hess.
with high spiiced heel and douols
sole AT ...,.,..,.-''....' -'e' S9c oup
Ladies fast black iugrain Lisle plaln
Richelieu ribbed and lace Hose SOC iuc'
60c. l5c and 81 90.
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THE COURTS.
Eleyenth piAtrict court.

]. T. Wells VS.. International and Great
Northern Railway Company; continued
generally.
W. H. Zoon VS., Houston East and West
Texas Railway Company continued gen
orally.
John A. Boggess ct al VS.. A. c. Allen
ct al; judgment for the plaintiff for that
part OF the land sued for known ms the
Caraher tract, and costs of suits, to which
defendants excerpts and give notice OF APP
peal.
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Fans.

Japanese Parer Fans, plain and Dres, !
den designs, al 80. SC, 60 zoe loo ana
Handsomely decorated Japanese Fans
with striues, plads and Dresden ce
signs, with bone and fancy .carYsa Z
sticks, at Soc, iOc SOC. 6Se arg
White, Light Blue. Pink and Black nsp
Fans, lace and spanaled trimming v.
Ivory carved handles, 15c. Soc. VS. ~
y 30. r. 90 and $50.
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rtfty-afth Civn pistriet Cour,.

The jury in the case Of S. W. Arnold vs..
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Gem
pany was charged at o'clock this morn
ing, and at the time of going TO press had
not returned a verdict.
The case OF Charles F, Byers VS.. Otto
Witte and wife is on trial.
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$500. i''oNory street;
after FIRE; s25. N ''a'i'
", L. Nacatee. to repair two old houses
Washington street; $40 'D'e'
ios to lot z block ISL La Bran cS's s,r from
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Silk EmbrOideries and LaceS.

White t. ainches
white and HAM
cantslN
Nai
o q wide. ..
Lawn Nnsook and Hamburg st
and
per yard ... osc
ward 80 GJ zoe 90
and
French aIencenn Lacs dyes o
alencen q o inches
80. DC IA
alence n
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H Yangsrman VS.. c. sanderman; on
trial.
7. J. McNerney VS. Fire Association OF
Philadelphia; Judgment for plaintiff for
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,ba NE merchants free lunch served hv
, hn, Me, Merenants' Exchange. No. als Main
D Do." Se ll;So a. m. and 1880 n. m IAN
uo' DC eNeeiled in giving full satisfac,, lon
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,a,,or rackafas Troy Laundry has the rem.
'auon' and holds 1t with the hes, ~ wars
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S2oacre survey ..... oso /
= Gsrnett to j. Cotton. lots W
~ ana y. block 6, Houston Bar
-N''"elH ADDITION ........ nOn .
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Nh5EZliz1uE3&E0zhgI
21o, TRAVIS STREET

15c quality 1914 Sheeting soft finish, I'm,
Monday Special .,.....t...,,,. ..,.' 100
45c quality "a size Mosquito Bars, o.
Monday SPECIAL. ........ .,......,.. ZOC
s! quality Linen Skrting Crash, DE-
Monday Special, yards for ....... %OC
Csc quality Antseptic Birdeye, De-
1o-yard pieces, Monday Special ..... O0C
75c quality White Duck Skirts, made with new fan
back, extra gooa value one TO a customer, co.
Monday SPECIAL .........,... ..... COC
ioc quality White Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests =
Monday Special ..,.... .,......... ~
si.oo quality Ladies Percale Wrappers, made with
, Man5 i',i' sSed lininss' 4Sc
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y Those hard to please are nlea.sa n. 9,
faeSard's Troy Laundry eA'ea AZ 81
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pa ~ you want the best for your money 6,
yo aSAAFu ; Troy Laundry viii give It to
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1896
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Ca'horlne A Hamilton vs.. Virginia Van
Lew &c al tr9srass TO try tide
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no mixed drinks such as cool,ta,,sA
are perfect without Red cross cnr
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75c quality Mems Night Shirts, full size, I7c
extra long, Monday Special ........ 80. -"
soc quality "Kayser'' patent finger tipped
silk Gloves, tans and browns CTc
Monday Special. ,.........,...'.
89c and 75c qualities Black Brocaded eros Grain
and Satins, all pure silk, MQe
Monday Special. ........,...'''''''
3oc quality Silk Null, FIR
Monday Special observation-disclosures.
Zoe quality Black Figured Mohair Brillian- 70
tines, for bathing suits, Monday Special ..0O
1913 pairs Mems Genuine Calf Goodyear Welt Con-
greSS and Lace Shoes, various shapes and toes
sizes to ii, sold always for $500, QQ
Monday Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .f'0o
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cHILDREN's LIST,

Repost2d by Mrs. r. C. Walker and Mrs.
B. ~ Johnston Audley Du eros. rs cents;
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Lace Curtains.

Nottinghams, extra width and length. ecru
and white usual price 90.
Nottinghams. III yards long, "a inches
wide. usual price 1 80 and Its,
this week ...............I1 10 and I -
Nottlnghams, yards long, go inches wide.
usual price 800,
this week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1 .0S
Fish Net Curtains extra width and length,
cream and white, usual price 800.
lhls week .ss'.ssF-ss ..ss.sss'....s,s. i.bs
Swiss Curtains, plain and dotted effect,
extra width and length, usual price I,T5
aud 200,
this week ..,.,..,,....,.... l. 20 and i15
Irish Point, yards long. - inches wide.
usual price $50 and $50,
TINS week ,,,.,.........,.., 3@S and 4.3O
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TEnRy's DANGERS REUNION.
Reduced Rites to the Victoria Meet
ing Secured.

Reduced Rites to the Victoria Meet
ing Secured.
To all Members of Terry's Texas Rangers
Association.
Headquarters Terry Texas Rangers
Association, Victoria Texas, May "a
With a view to procuring reduced rates for
thos desiring to attend the reunion to be
held at Victoria June g. 1899. l made APP
plicatiou to William J. Craig general pas
senger agent of the New York. Texas and
Mexican Railway company, and for your
information quote from his answer under
date Of the 18th
AS the attendance will be from various
lines, ] will arrange for application of the
certificate plan for the occasion.
"All persons buying tickets to Victoria
for this occasion should ask for a receipt
of certificate from agent. and il there are
as many as fifty OF these certificates de-
posted with the secretary of the associa-
tion, they will on presentation to our
agent here, Mr.. T. l.. Page be stamped
and returned through the secretary to
original holders. and will then be honored
for tickets returning to starting point at
rate of one-third fare, making one and
one-third fare for the round trip.
AS YOU eXpeot a total attendance of
from sixty to 100. this viii insure dele
gates from all portions OF the State Sc
curing the benefit OF reduced rates. Very
respeetively. M Browason,
President Terry Rangers Association
VIM. II. Kyle Corresponding Secretary.
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HEAVY DEALS in STOCKS
Evidences Of a Considerable Outside Inter
est in the Market.
EVENING ACCOUNTS FOR DOUBLE HOLIDAY
Interesting Day on Change In winch
the Bulls Had Everything Their
own way.

New York MAY 25.-Transaotions in stocks
we're on larger scale and trading showed
more animation than for several days past
There we're evidences OF considerable out
side interest IN the market. especially III rail
road stocks. but operations continued SIN IN
very large part in professional hands 1t was
a conflict between the buln and bears for
supremacy, AMI the bulls easily had the best
Of It, There were several conditions tlat
aroused apprehension on the part of the bears
and they showed disposition to cover short
contracts from the outset Apparently there
had been quiet picking up Of stocks for the
long account in the recon; depression, and
the holders we're as willing to take profits If
they could set them as the shorts. They pro-
cecde1 Their efore, tc bid UP the market and
induced quite an active covering movement
for both accounts
Tho decision II the stock exchange 10 keep
closed over double holiday from the coming
Saturday until Wednesday was a motive for
closing up accounts. both long and short. The
mcrket hesitated only momeptarly at the
opening. a whirh time the low prices for the
day were made in nearly all cases, and then
moved strongly and confidently upward. There
were occasional pauses and setbacks and some
irregularity, and a realizing movement in the
late dealings brought prices generally below
the high level but very substantial net gains
remained in nearly all cases.
1t has been obvious tor several days that
the short interest was becoming rather an
wicldy and a promedltated attempt was ar
ranged 10 take the market away from the
shorts previous to the coming holiday. Some
Of the factors which assisted the bulls were
the excellent reports of railway earnings tor
the third week in May which continued to be
received this morning This was especially
tue of the Southwestern roads Of which tn
rather buoyaut tendency OF the wheat market
on the continued crop scare was therefore
ignored and the grangers and Southwestegns
were quite freely bought. Reports were cir
culated, with an appearance of authenticity.
that the dividend disbursements for the cur
rent period on the Atchison preferred stock
had been practically decided upon. The shorts
who bad sold on doubts Of this were therefore
driven to cover. The passage OF the modified
tionH imposed OIL New York municipal cor
poratons, liftol that group OF stocks quite
markedly
London was buyer of stocks to moderate
extent, and this was an influence in the
easier tone OF sterling exchange which re-
lieyed some slight apprehension OF possible
golt exports Sugar and the coaers were
easily manipulated for rise by the bulls,
and there were evidences OF strength In
Southern Pacific and Central Pacific. These
conditions were too much for the equanmity
of the bears. and they Joined in the buying
movement. with results as above indicated
There was a continued large demand for
available bond issues, Total sales, par values
81 6l3 COO
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Was Stronger Than for Several
Weeks.
ADVANCE ON ALARM OVER CROP OUTLOOK
Corn Declined Under Realizing
HenNS Crop Reports nnd Poor
Demand Weakened oats.

Chicago. MAY es..-wheat today was the
strongest tn several weeks. July closing with
a gain OF rs. The advance was based prin-
cipally on tho alarm over the crop outlook
Corn and oats declined iSGhc each Pork
lost 1iso and lard and ribs Sc each.
rush Of shorts to cover owing TO con
tinued bad crop reports strong cableo and a
bullish Price Current summary. started wheit
fully cent higher than last nights close
The market was kept from a further advance.
however, during the first two hours by the
quantity OF long wheat for sale. but when
II was finally all absorbed and more demand
cd. the market took another sharp uuturn
and remained strong until tne close Eu-
ropoan drouth claims were calamitous and
added TO the advance July opened AG11ac
higher at 56d76i4 held steady at 1914. de-
clincd slowly TO 751z. rose quickly to 7G% and
closed with buyers at 766
Chicago received As cars. two,of which were
graded Minneapolis and Duluth got 347
year. Atlantic port cleaTdnces IN wheat ana
iiour were 33uUJU uushcis ArsenUne shlg-
ments to Europe for the wees amounted to
2.40s 100 bushels. Cash demand SLOW,
Clrn declined under realilng influenced By
favorable weather and slack cash demands.
Heavy receipts. favorable crop reports and
an exceedingly poor cash demand weakened
oats. Receipts 403 cars.
TOO many hogs nurdened the provision mar
ket July pork opened 5a7hc lower at s.l5
@S.l7A. advanced TO 3 ~. declined to S.l2l2
aud closed at S.iA. Lard and rios were dull.
with fluctuations small.
Estimated receipts for Friday; Grain none.
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wharton Locals

Wharton, Texas, May 25,-Mlss !.
Ward left yesterday for Vlc'oli' !, 4,
months vacation visiting fTlenas y =
citv. 4. ,sa fa.I
Miss Doherty of Brazoria Is ~. y, III Nj
of her brother. Mr.. Pearl p ~, Sat. ~
Doherty has been attending tne 1 ~ Wsr
NAL and will spend her vacation =
ton. lie isit IL
Mr.. John Cookenboo and fanny NV ~ u
week for the sea side. where ,,Insrl,.
pass the summer enjoying inc
effects Of the sea breeze: -, ur !
Mrs Maude Watts and motne ,,mmsr y
A. Minter' leave today for a sunni 10, s,ur.
cation. Mrs. Minter will ylslt a 49,. Trl
ter. Mrs. Bramlette. at stoner' s m,, tDt
will visit Stoner. Marlin ana o'H
during her absence. .a thrsf
Miss Frances Lastro passsa her has
wharton Yesterday en- route io' ,, NJ d,
in Victoria. Miss Lastro wiz n
tives in Wharton shortly
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Galveston, Nav g5,-The A. p Norman
Live stock company reports the market as


An active demand TOT good heoNes aud
cows. market supplied with calves and year.
linss for present use. fat sheen wanted.