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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City, June 26.-The storage demand
for eggs is liberal and heavy movement OF
surplus stock in that direction is looked for IN
the next two months The feeling is ahou,
steady, but prices are hc lower than satur
day Fresh Missouri and Kansas stock 10,
case returned.
Chicago, June ss-Butter Arm; creamery
is8qiS; dairy mass, Cheese Arm. si1asA
Eggs steady; fresh 1917.
New York, June 26.-Eggs steady; recent.
i2.ltb packages, Western 14isDi5; Southern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

BY Gull, CoIorado and Santa Fe railWa
l0i bales. sch Golden Arrow, S. Total li9
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GAI.VESTON COTTON REcEIprs-

SIS Elizabeth. Rickmers. Koennermann. Bre
men.
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ORANGE LOCALS.
noaies of the Drowned Man and 10,
Recovered

orange Texas, June 26--The bodies of
James H. vancamp and little Willie Con-
n0'ly' an account of whose drowning was
given In today's Post, were found and re-
covered last night and inferred - after
noon Vaneamp's body was picked up
win grab about two hours and half
80 'ne drowning, while the little boys
p'uy was found floating on the water
ABOUT u O'clock last night by some parties
,p",ns on the river, having arisen in less
,r.n sia NOUS after drowning. An effort
We was MADE today to get into communication
~ WIRE with Vancamp's people in Michi-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per kes. q noq,
% blasting powder. sizes Der Reg. dron
shot. ner sack. 81 80, buck $50. wv
bACON-ENtra short clear In SACKS ,z..,
regulars csc; boxed i4c higher. smoso
bellies SIC; New York salt bellies CSC hYesI
fast bacon alhc ""
bAG8iNG AND TlEs-iess than car lots.
INC: Arrow ties 81 90 IN mixed lots >'''
cANpf-stiek, wrapped basis "a 6xfSslse
per lb special sizes NC higher
COPPER and Cordoya ioi1e. ta,r -. q,
SCI prime Stdgc; choice iNo. fancy safslcy
peaberry l0Allc. Roasted coffees. A.
BUCKLES Ariosa. basis loo-lb cases lie deilv.
cred. Se-lb cases II. zoe delivered: Apex. ioo-
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PRODUCE

BEANS-Navy SGI2hc Bayou 3hc; Eng
lish dried 2jsc: Kinks sac; Lima oc black
eyes &c.
FUTTER-Bluo Star 19c; dairy 15c: E.2in
creamery 21G22c; Elgin dairy bricks l6c, cleo
marRarine. solids l0c; prints lie special Blue
Star l6c; Texas country butter 6a15c
CABBAGE-2Is43c per lb
CHEESE-New York full cream 12IkGlf3c;
Wisconsin fun cream 1914 q13; Young America
l4nlflRc; Wesiorn skim 11c fancy rolls full
cream i5c; Lonselows i5c
EGGS-Texas &c per dozen.
ONlONS-Per lb &c; per bushel 81 10
PEPPER Gale i56l7c per Id; black Singa-
pore l3Mc.
PoTAToEs--N Irish. 5Oa6oc per bu
POULTh Hens 81. 251275; flyers 50 GOA
: 10; hroiors S100d1 IS. Turkeys. hens 81 4
a6.00. gobblers S600Qf70O per dozen ac-
cordiHg to size and quality. Ducks 50. 90 g3.25.
Geese 81 00d3 80 full feathered
1OMATOES-Eer hushel. Sl.00G1.25.
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market strong fair to choice native shippinG
and export steers 4 60d5 80: dressed beef and
butcher steers 4.25d5.15, steers under 1908
so; cows and heifers 2 5014 90 bulls 2.5O1
375; Gamers l.5Od2. 75 Texas and Indian
steers 40615 90; cows and heifers 2.Ho0D4 90.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady Yorker
g. 75GIs So: packers 3 70G3 SIS: butchers 3 s01
3S5 Sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady
native muttons 4 00di.75: spring lambs 5.51@
7 25; culs and bucks 50d3 30; stockers 2.20Q
90: Texas sheep S5m4 60.
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81. Louis Grain and prnyis,on.

st Louis, June % Whent No red Gosh
a June q July Iias September 75saG75aa
No. hard 70is Corn No :. cash "a, June
81; July a9is September 9S4s Oats-No 9
cash %; June 25%; 1ulv 25ri asked Nc :
white 30dSois Fork steady. 90 Lard easier
prime steam iS2h choice 4 S.. Eggs Arm. 10
Flour steady demand fair; straights t50D
2. 60. clear 3 l0dS 20 Timothy seed lT5a2 IS
Corn menl Mdi rs, Bran steady, sacked
cast track 6S$G59 Hay dun aud easy lin.
othv M prairie l50ffS 50. Whisky steady
.26. Iron cotton ties aud hagging unchanged
Dry salt meatg- Boxed shoulders (. 25: EXTRA
short clear 4 S7It clear ribs 5 90: clear gides
h.lsa. Bacon Boxed shoulders q; eyirn
short clear 6Sih; clear ribs $50, clear sides
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New York. June 2s.--rhe best feature OF the
market today has been the good demand for
brown sheetings for export. buyers for both
China and Africa operating at full prices.
FT,rt cloths idle. odd gray goods slow ana
po', lY STEADY; prints are quiet now. hut large
business secured un To date. Prints nrm
bleached cottons inactive but steady Coarss
eoiored cottons dull and barely steady Rust
moss 10 ginghams was light, but prices are
very hrm. White goods are also firm In
mems wear worsted good demand comes
Forward IN very hrm market. Dress goods
are Quiet, but generally steady
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MARINh ,NrELnIGnNcn.
Port of Galveston, June &c.

ARRIVED,
SIS Catania. Clinkshel New York
Ss Lampasas Barstow, New York.
SIS Truena, Morgansen. Havana.
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NlhE AMI NAILS.
! Galvanized Gidden 1910; Waukegsn $3.50
| Nails sos base, Advances for common
over base: Cd, zoe; Sd. 45c; 4d and sd, sOc,
I'd poe sd. l0c, l0i anG lei. sc. Quotations
are for less than car lots.
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New Orleans La. June 26.-The New Or
leans live stock exchange renorts:
Receipts-Texas cattle liberal; bulk sold
was $50, calves and vearlngs eli. hogs 1o6.
Sales-Cattle 275. calves and warnings 500.
on hand-Catte 259 calves and vearlings
2i2. hogs, 100. sheen 2s4 Market firm for
all better grades; no thin cattle wanted.
Beeves. strictly choice, 4H44S4; cows and
heifers choice. 3i564; calves and vearlings.
choice Slad4is; hogs 4@4h sheep Az NUT
stays ~.
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NEW YoRk EXCHANGE.


New York, June 26.-Money ON call Armer
at at 2hq4 per cent; last loan 8; prime mercan.
ule paper SGS& per cent; sterling exchange
at .Sl%q4 SIS for demand and 4. S5sd4'ss to,
Sixty days; posted rates .s6IsT4. 81 and 4 81:
commercial bills S5h; silver certifcates 60Ii
Go-, par silver COZ Mexican dollars 4Sls'
tive; railroad bonds hru '0NNS mac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
SHIPMENTS FROM RocKDALE.

cattle are being shipped from here this morn
ing going out over the International and
Great Northern railroad to Tyler. thence Via
cotton Belt to St Louis. F. A. e. r, ".
Graves ship cars j. c. Hardie l car; John
T Randle 1 car and e. G. slmms cars.
These arc all large beef cattle in excellent
condition and should bring GOOD prices.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Office Of The Post,
l1nneinn MnmlhN lnnn n


The receipts Of fruits ard produce today
were light, being Monday. Put all that came
In found ready sale at good prices with the
exception of cartaloupes, which are elGt,
the worst of the season, and are hardly worth
the freight paid for shipment.
All classes are arriving in good condition.
and peaches and pums ara extra fine. Texas
grapes are now being received in large guam
titles. but find ready buyers.
ear Of California fruit is expected Friday
by T. H. Thompson & Co., which Will include
oranges
Chickens are in fair demand especially
largo fryers which are being quoted at 81. 2iiD
? IL and hens at 50. 7b63OO. Small flyers find
but little sale at 81 25ai,6o, and. this quality
being the larger part OF recent shipments, the
market is well stocked.
There has been no change In the egg mar
ket. Texas case run bringing &c and Kansas
l4dl5e per dozen.
Another advance Ia anticipated in peanuts
within the week. stocks being very small at
all points.
Lemons are active at quotations. and in an
tlcipaton OF the Fourth of July prices are OK
nocted to so up.
Creamery butter quotations this morning
were the same as for the past week--lsc- -witl
a firm market.
Paris green Is comparatively quiet. only a
fair business beins reported. Manufacturers
prices are firm at i2dlic. but there is some
cutting among iobbers, who are afraid of beng
left at tho close of the season with aceumula
lions on their hands.
According to recent figures. there are only
about $50 cars Of oranges left in California.
which are held firmly up to quotations. and
trade is restricted by the prices. For fancy
Sorrento oranges there has been an unusually
strong demand during the past few days The
probability is that prices will remain nrm.
with possibly some advance in the near future
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Discussing corpo re ii ~
Rockdale. Texas 'u ,..slns

been some talk here o. ., HE ihal u
poration and It Is pOss'iihs that spd "a
Tor an election hay, o., 4 Is asi PSI
ma be circulated. 10 Su i ! ubnliisss 4
people. Depriying No so,rt,inais' " 4
diction has been uni .Orl,,slnal cur \ \
expressed that The ne new ciis es. a
stand. The ayerass I S and WI ~,
died as to what : -. Jay While q. e
and and even the lawy sas. . q ~ 3.
' iasls P ,c,5 &c "ds1 III cross ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

,o Lon ,a June 26.Consols for money 1917 ;
:. a. led per ounce; money 1& per cent: rate
OF OF discount in the open market for short ms
S'sg is.oo oie per cent; for three months hills
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
HOUSTON BANK CLEAp1Ncs

Following are the clearances of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the CORE
sponoing time last year, together with the in
crease or decrease.
This year, Last year. Increase.
Monday ........ 1851 Ais S723, lac S25S. 273
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COFFEE.

New YORK June 2e.--coffee-options closed
ss, rn. sqle points lower; sales 2e,I5o bags.
New Orleans June 2S.-confs. Ann. "a. :.
binary 10 fair. 6lsQ7. ''''' v
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. June 26.--sugar quiet; open
kettle 325G4 sic; centrifugal. yellow 4h14Ss
seconds 3d4ss Molasses dull; centrifugal
ala.
New York. June 26.--Sugar-Raw steadier
in tone; refined steady
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HOUSTON wuoLEsALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stnn,o
Comm hitieN.


These quotations are revised daily and tbei,
correctness can be relied upon The prices ara
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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49,. conaemn. Tslspss s ~

paris, Texas, June 7, ,saesars = IA
was introduced nslt, "a 81
counc.1 tonight prov n up's., n
tho telephone wires wires he pslss
frcm the streets
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. June 26.- Cattle Receipts 10.
600 natives and 1000 Texas market active.
5 20. medium 4 76d5 20. light 4 O09T5 io Texas
steers 60G5 90; Texas cows 3.00d3,35; ma
tive COWS and heifers 2.O0n5.20; stockers and
feeders 3 00G4 90 bulls 3.00G3.75 Hogs
Receipts 5000: market opened steady. clio ed
weak; bulk OF sales 6013. 20; heavy s 551
3.75 packers 360dS.70; mixed S.55@3 70;
light 3.50d3 62ia; Workers 3 ,60G3 .62is pigs
3 50dS .s215 Sheep-Recepts 1000; market
Arm: lambs 4 25d6. So; clipped muttons 4o01
4 80; stockers and feeders 2.ocGS.e5: culls
.75d3 %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
IN The COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information Of the Leading Ex.
changes Of the United States
HOME FUTURE MARKETS CLOSED HIGHER
liverpooI spots and Futures Both
Declined--New York Spots Down
1-1G-Other Markets Unchanged.
onice of The Post.


There was only limited amount Of activity
IN the market today. Some shorts were dis
posed to cover their contracts and take profits.
believing that prices were not more than
value for the product This. with the tenden-
CIV OF Liverpool to buy early months. gave
the market a hrmer tone and prices advanced
n few points. Some OF the stronger bear ele-
ment express the belief that values are not
yet on q healthy basis, claiming that there Is
considerable long cotton to be liquidated, and
that If "a better demand is not developed
within few days prices will go still lower.
Crop reports continue GOOD and no COM
plants are heard CT the weather conditions.
New Orleans futures opened steady to 3
points down and closed steady. with an ad-
vance over the opening of to points. being
a net gain for the day OF to points over
Saturdays final figures
New York opened steady at decline Of Q
TO points. ruled dull and easy, to points
up to / point decline, and closed steady to
6 points higher than the opening, or to 3
points lower than Saturdays close for months
OF Nav. June. July August and september,
other months being at equal figures of Sat
urday.
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sHrnrrFs, Department

strayed or stolen from ~, ss' I'D
Houston, Texas, one gray !, r rod 4
wears old. l6 hands hign' "
re s,rsre dor or stolen rom 5, y T S
Mckinney avenue, Houston IA /. 4
brown mare pony, 8 yesa,os.stedl d
high. branded J R comm nS 'SrIii.;
thigh; also one saddle an : Anasfs']
reward. sheriff Harris 81
Kosse. Texas, June 81 Vas hurIl']
Williams hardware house l ia,o vi is / "a
last night and the toilo psSors i,ksa
ton of the knives ana AM 1a torly ~
lery consisting of auo ss sInoaall9
Of the following branasc, otIsry ~
about 200: SouthinglonA Neigh Ht'a]
d Dlamonp Emp Empire cutlery . '0 ossI
e o. for Roe Wsde & butcher . ISps's III
s shaple : Snu iii Two dozen in al' =
her here Colts blued pistol
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New Orleans, La. June 2s.--W. H. Bachel-
Ter & Co. limited say Of cotton and grain:
First prices here were at ? to points de-
cline, possibly Influenced by lower Liverpool
markets. where futures were l-64 lower. spots
l-32 and sales 10000 b les. The principal sus-
timing factor has emanated from abroad
where the more bullish feeling seems to be
more genuine and effective than is the case in
our market, although in Europe as we'll as
here speculative interests seem inclined 10
wait Tor clearer indications as 10 the further
progress or the present crop. While the trade
III dry goods both abroad and in this county
continued good with prices steady for Inc
better grades OF cotton from spinners sun
plies continue liberal and this, together with
TIE prospects OF another large Yield. has as
sisted IN unsettling the market What may
ne partly attributed 70 the ruling weakness
is the low grades OF cotton that our market
is hooded with, our stock being largely com
pCsru oil TINS stun which Is unsaltaDle.
Wheat again felt the effe,t OF Tue tremen- =
ccus primary receipts and The rather mors
laNCEapir foreign crop .adViees Iivernool
eSu'ee also reported a decliug. which payel
tEe way for easier prices on this side The
10" prices touched today were the lowest in
weeks and should curtall receuta TO sone
extent When the present bearish influence
hhNe srent themselves we ara inciind 10 loih
tot cAange of a marked haracter Corr
showed no disposition to follow wheat and
while openinR prices recorded a loss. s,Gl the
une, rlone was steady, with later prices ad =
Cats actes IN sympathy with corn. win
hrst prices slightly lower Provisions we're
q shade easier az tho start but later througb
demand from shorts and better cash demand
prioea ruled higher.
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cANNED rRr1rs Az vEnErARLEs

CANNED FRUtTs-Pi neapples. GLIB. eve
iGss ana s |T!i 81 5oal so; 2lb ext d
ss :, sea S.S'@l So lib standard slicei
sorted 75c; peaches. lib fnl weight nsslc *
2-lb light weight Si00.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. GLIB
inl weight S5uaoc 2-lb full weight 65n7oc;
ohta add tomatoes. lib Soc Lima beans. iii
7 7gi Weigh' sog string beans ZIP fun weight
Sl.oJ' red kidney beans 2-ib full weight $50 .
maTowfat peas. 2-lb fun weight Doc early
June peas fancy lib weight $40. Amerl-
can petit pois peas. fancy 2-lb full weight
81 65Gl.75; asparagus California, lib 50 Co.
corn. Auburn cream, 9-lb full weight 81 l0fp
ll5; NJ |. 2-lb nll weight slO5di TO- Blue
d, CALIFORNIA FKUIT-Extra standard 2iA
10 peaches; lemon cling s2.lO6p2 20: yellow
crawford 8 s5dl So; black cherries ST So; aprl-
cots 81 sal so Bartlett pears 81. S5lli 30 as.
sorted 81 6OGil.65 standard Glib peSches
ioW Crawford 81 50rl %; aprlcots 81 4ogtl As!
yellow Crawford 81 50al So apricots 81 $50
LOU Bartlett pears sl.75d1. so,
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots. I. o. b. cars from mllers:
i6 charge from store 5aiOo more per
sOp 'os on bran hrag 2gSo per bushei on oats and
SURFER mao Go sacked 4sds Gg ss, S se
oATS-Texas, 35dif0c per hu.
MlLLET SEED-7Sc
SORGHUM--S6c ner bushel.
WHEAT SHORTS soc per 100 lbs.
WHEAT SCREENINGS 7oasoc per bu.
HA1-Altalta. zig 00G14, 90 per ton timothy
Si2 50gi+ 90; South Texas prairie hay So GOA
O'0O North Texas 50 0O@10OO.
FRUITS
APPLES-Per pack, i0Q50c
APRlC0TS-Per crate. $2.O0@2 rs.
lCcse culls 81 GOAL so.
BLACKBERRIES-- S0c4s1.50.
observation-disclosures $3.50.
GRAPES Texas sl.oogl,25 for 4-basket
crates
LEMoNs-S4 .0Od4. so.
oRANGEs-Valencias and Mediterranean
Sweets 81. 25Sl4. so.
PLuMs-Fer peck i5a5Oo; one-third bushels
PEACHEs-Per peck and one third bushels
boxes 6Og75c, 4-basket crates siO0al,25.
WIRE AND NAILS
Galvanized Glidden sS,75; Waukegsn $3.50
Nails SS,05 base, Advances for common
over base: I'd, zoe; Sd. 45c; id and Sd soc,
I'd. zoe; sd. l0c. l0l anG lei. &c. Quotations
are for less than car lots.
MARiNE iNTELN.IGENcn.
Port of Galveston, June &c.
ARRIVED
SIS Catania, Clinkshel, New York.
Ss Lampasas. Barstow, New York.
SIS Truena Morgansen, Havana.
SAILED.
SIS Elizabeth. Rickmers, Koennermann Bre.
men,
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf, Colorado ana Santa Fe railway
loi bales. sch Golden Arrow, S, Total. IL.
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LIVE STOCK.


Ghoiee cattle in demand, trashy st Sg ~
strong asm sood eeeses and car bus wanted
and m csrina t9r corn hogs OF 100 pounds
~ sofa on arrival at market price ." always
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Live iSSes.9n' June 26.-Ths A. p. Marina,
toliews;: 0'k company reports the market ~
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nouston ps,ly statemrr,.

Houston Comparative Statement
Gross receipts thus far this week 10
Gross receipts ~ days this year t.. 2 46s sts
Gross receipts 2sI DAYS in 1928 .73s sic
cross receipts 2e6 DAYS in lssi-9s -. i. Isl, 0lO
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by IN,
follower ps,a
Helston and Texas Central. ...
International and Great Northern
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Texas and New Orleans. .......,..
Houston East and West Texas
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe .......
San Antohio and Arkansas Pass.........
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ...... ~
----
Houston Spot Quotations.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged. sales
sS
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New York June ss.-s. Mum. Son Co.

NC" tUIh' JUut -o.--s, Mum, Son & Co
say OF cotton:
notwithstanding Liverpool improved a
point after opening points down. our mar
ket opened : to & points decline on heavy
LIQUIDATION Of oag cotton. fuctuated within
3 points Of opening prices until the last half
honr when covering of local aud Southern
6uying advanced prices TO saturday close.
There is no special news To Influence the
market Liverpool was a fair buyer on the
decline and the low price ia beginning 10
attract outside attention. on the basis of
o1se We believe the price Viii warrant the
public taking sold OF cotton and we will then
lake the hull side for an aggressive cam
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Common. per h. gross .......... . n 80
Cslyce--
e eeSSs; per pcr ~ H. sr srcss . s ss &
Sheep
Choice. per Id, gross ............ AZ
uommon, per head ....:...,..... ! so az %
Market almost bare of cattle and calves. da-
mand active and prices strong: first arrivals
Will ind ready sale at quotations
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 2G-The supply OF cattle was
large today, but the general demand was
good and prices were steady for medium
grades high class ruling higher Good to
choice cattle were DISPOSED OF at 5.i0u5 S.;
commoner grades brought to)n505. feeding
cattle sold at 3.60d5.00: bulls. cows and
he.ters 2.c0d5. TO- the latter prcc for choice
hefers; Western fed steers brought i.70M5.i 40.
Texans 4.00m5.05: calves ranged from 80 t.
20 The supply OF hogs was larger than
expected. There was good demand early at
steady prices but the fear " the stock yard J
strike curtailed trade later and closed price,
weak. Light hogs 3.656DS So mixed lots S.Gjn
z So and heavy 45d3.S0; pigs sold at $3.50
S.75 and culls at /. 506p3. 40. There was a
fairly active demand for sheep and lambs
and best flocks were easily disposed Of Com
mon grades were weaker. Sheep sold at 2 5o@
3 80 for culls up to 8 00615 % for choice hccks;
yearlines 5.0O1l5 65; clipped lambs brought
5. o0G6.O0 and spring lambs 45Od7 30. Re-
ceipts-Cattle 100000 hogs 1000, sheep 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

no JOHN r.. GODDlN, EXECUTOR
L OF WELLiNGIDN 6ODblN, dee
ceased; a. Is. APPbl,ooN, dunInistiator
Of JAMES l.. APPEk5lN, deceased, and
JOHN GAINCh, ll living, or als heirs
or personal representative. d. dead.
More than twenty years having elapsed
since the maturity OF Ule lien created by
The t~rust-dccd hereinafter mentioned. NO
TICE is HEREBY GIVEN tnat ihe un-
dersigned. the present owner Of OBJ. said
real estate. viii. on the I'D DAY OF 40
VENEER. 1850. mat being more than
twenty DAYS after the due publication of
this notice. move the Cnancetf Court ut
the city OF Richmond for an ORDER To re-
lease and discharge "a certain deed or trust
executed by NM. W. tIl -li ltied A.-
gust p. 1853. TO WELLINGTON 1vDDiN
and JAMES l.. ApPLltSDN, trustees TO
secure JOHN GANNoR the pas mcnt OF
the sum OF sfi79.SS Que 10y three certain
negotiable notes Of even date with sald
deed. and for tine respective sums az
S14t33 81. Si49320 and Sf57321, and paya-
Bile al one. two and three years, respec-
lively. after date. and recorded IN said
coprt in Deadlock G5. page POI. and con-
vevlng a certain lot of land fronting -
foot on the west line Of Wall nOw FIi-
teenth) street. between Main and Frank
lin streets. al the northwestern intersec-
ton Of Tobacco alley.
Respectfully.
PETER PAUL.
BY Counsel.
Richmond. va. Sept. 10. 1879. SEQ