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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21

oil market closed at Sl.05.
Go TO Amsler for ammunition. If
oil and gas leases at this Office.
You can get it at Hopkins store.
--Fels-Naptha soap at Tionesta Cash.
Store. 2t
-Shotguns for rent at % cents per day
at Amslers. tt
"A new oak freight platform has been
put in at the depot.
-overcoats galore at Hopkins store.
That's where they sell thom. 1t
Go to- o'Amsler for tropical fruits and
vegetables for your Thanksgiving dinner.
Thanksgiving day occurs a week
from tomorrow. Have you the turkey
YETI
Peter l.. McCrea has been appointed
postmaster at Eagle Rock, Venango
county.
The Dancing club had very enjoy
able party in Bovard's hall last Friday
evening,
The Jail is empty and has been since
tho latter part of September. But that's
not an unusual condition in Forest
county.
"A chance busy day may come With
out advertising. but permanent business
is only certain rs result of persistent
publicity.
Holiday opening of Fancy Work
Novelties on Saturday, Nov. q, at Mrs.
Beckwiths Art Store, Algrunix Build
ing, Titusville, Pa. II
There's pressing need of little
light on tho subject these dark nights.
Egyptian darkness is not Just the thing
for an up-to-date county seat town.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church at 1880
on Thanksgiving evening. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Murray.
The REPUBLICAN has few more
Farm Journal four-year subscriptions
to present to those who will pay up ar
rearages, but the number is getting small
and you'd better speak quickly
Passenger train No. of the Oil Creek
division of the Penn'a was compelled to
come around by Olean and come down
the river division last Friday morning
on account of the heavy snow along the
lakes.
Tho first closing of the mouth of the
creek or back channel with ice occurred
last Thursday night, 18th inst. The ice
lasted but few hours Friday, but it is
about the earliest occurrence of the kind
we've noticed.
Charles, the s-year-old son of o. b.
Mcintyre, who works on the Proper
lease, German Hill, fell and broke both
bones of his right arm, Monday of This
week. DIR. Dunn attended and made the
necessary repairs.
Joe Landers lost his valuable Irish
setter dog "Jocko'' last week from pneu.
monia. Besides being an exceptionally
well trained animal his loss is doubly
felt because it happened right in The
midst of the hunting season.
"A head end collision between
freight train of the Pennsylvania com.
pany aud passenger Of tho Lake Shore
road occurred last Friday evening neal
Polk station. Engineer J. D. Pitzer and
bead breakman John Kane Of the freight
and Thomas Sutton baggageman of Tn,
passenger train, we've instantly killed
Others ofthe crews of tho two trains wer'
more or less seriously injured but all ar
on the road to recovery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21
His Case Sanely Diagnosed.

Going up the Mohawk valley on Cen
trail Hudson train the other day were
two men attached to each other by hand
cuffs. They sat in silence for some time,
neither appearing 10 notice that he had
a seat mate. Finally one turned to the
other and asked:
"Where yer going?"
"Utica," was the reply.
"Asylum?.'
"Ye-ep."
"Crazy?"
"Yep, religion"
There was silence for some time after
that. Then.the one who had answered
the questions in the first instance turned
inquisitor,
"You going to Utica?"
eyes"
"Crazy, tooH"
eyes"
"What's the matter with your"
"Imperialism.'
'Oh, you amt crazy. You're ID
fool. lbany EUening Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Il. ". Groves signature is on
each box.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisements.

hammers. Ad.
Amsler. Locals.
The TOnsiline Co. Ad.
Mrs. Beck with. Local.
Hopkins. Ad and locals.
White Sewing Machine Co. Ad.
Tionosta Cash Store. Ad. and Locals.
Lawrence x Smearbaugh. Ad. and
Locals.
Grant Shuster. Reader, Horses for
sale.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21
Zinc and Grinding make

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long as lead and oil mixed by hand.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21
WILLIAM B. JAMES,
Good Kinds of
Boys ys'Overcoats

AS rule we tell about Boys Over
coats in September and October. Luckily
the weather has not until now urged us to
say anything on the topic. For this ad
vantage we are thankful. We have been
enabled to get unusually we'll prepared to
meet all comers. In the language of the
boys themselves, we are "good and ready"
Ready with line of prices that will appeal
strongly to all who appreciate full equiv
aIent for their money. Just drop in and
see what we have to offer in this line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
yictoria News Votes.

xu.,osa Texas. October =
Anelin Of Galveston has accepted : Hs.ioa
ton as prescription clerk WIN ,,orI mis-, los.
Bros. He passed through the
ing everything he possessed, vo.l.rast
Mr.. F.. NJ, Praeger came . w Of 10
from port Layaoa TO take CUP pr5segcr o.
sire o Of his brother, William Illness
STORE 81 Suring the lstter's Svsssstsriiy
Mrs s. A. Eichlitz ret1ias been spsul-
from Comfort. where sue pA
Mr. Harry Rousseau mas t sssu vorkans;
n naI bls trade r as brick mason =
months. ,-..son left yesf'srs.
for San Antonio to attend sn lie "
10 10 S shich he is stated eietysii Miss Bess'
az T by mis- ward ~
Mr.. H. NJ. Henderson. s o. o. Y
nssssd through here yes' ,xn or tais'
, 1850 home for a visit oil w he u Y
way ho srem " wyoming. where !, viclotA
terestsd with moneyea n mint in tls
port Iayaca and other p,ises. ilsno.it
ve,onment Of some lead MA MA suft5t,.a
he pork has not pro!grssrr,riue the X
:, v,,r va" 81 the mines they
have a good thing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.


Lake Charles. La, October f-Tha
fiscal statement OF the condition Of Lake
Charles shows a cash balance on ospd
October of s6353t Total receipts for
the year have been s1T3145i outstana-
ing and unpaid liabilities OF the siy
amount to $3.50.
Mr.. f. Edward Wunch and Miss Ha'te
Whitlock were married at the prl'es
home on the south side yesterday even
ing. Rev. NJ. E. Weaver officiating. the
bride is we'll known here and has many
friends. The groom is at present c0n'
nected with the construction depar'ueu.
of the Southern Pacific. The couple WI,
likely locate at Shreveport
Miss Garnet Peters OF Clinton anu seA
known at Lake Charles mas acoep's'
position on The Beaumont Journal 1,
The police Jury OF Calcasleu PARISH :
in session. The principal business tisAs Z,
acted thus far has been the eiev'yn "a
James w. Bibson superintendent y y.
poor farm and J. l.. Carutners sup''''
tendent of the parish convict sans' Ills
/ The Lake Charles and Wesliahe IN. ia
are in great need of cars 10 hal ah,n,sd.
lumber that is desired to DO sn, a,sny
Unless something is done real soon A shnt
of the mills Will be compelieu rsonsst
down. In answer to an urgen. vsrsy
made Yesterday superintendent as sny.
wired that II was Impossible 70 ~ nrssnt.
thing to relieve the situation az pi.asI al
He expressed hopes for relief IN ~ "
two. ,i7e Ma
,rhe democrats are to organize num-.
tional Democratic club. Ials sSsrshv
Der have signed the rolls OF ms y ersss.
and an enthusiastic club VIII ~
lied. CHARLES viii
The republicans or lake , ons,s p
he addressed by Senator Jon sas, Ar.
bolivar of Iowa next Friday nis sntsrtsu
rangements have been maze 70 eA
the distinguished visitor. 49,. night Of
The vaudeville given Tuesoss s, 81 ths
the opera house for the peneas succssE.
Galveston storm sufferers was orrrsciatiys.
The audience was large anu ar afalr. sss-
Louis N. Praeger managed nv " B
W yIa n B. Kleinpeter, Earn e,I.,. I ssrs
and D. II. Leyingston. the voSs viii cole.
Ed 1. stubbs. James DsveqsSp nav S'F Foster
man. Louis n. Praeger anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
THE LOCAL MARKET.

sugar is In FURRY ana no one raallv
knows what To do. 4 is an upset market
because the refners them selves are anna.
rently unable to come down to n stable hasis
me canning season IS pract cally over and
the demand from that source is naturally
cut down For several months mast tho
receipts OF raw sugar from Eurone vvtrs
uhuauaily Light. but all at once thew heq-n
te increase and did so at n time when IN.
ueinahG from fruit Gamers mad slackenrd
up' rms very naturally caused a sligbt
reaction. But 1t apD ars thas the moyement
II nor due solely TO natural causes but 10
tle iAc' mat the trust and independent re-
nn,iIes are at war. Since this fight was
in"Vsurateo the receipts OF raw sugars have
been quite free and this fact is used as !,
lenSon Tor the action taken
Inc local market is naturally in n furry
.ecause soNlees to brokers show a decided
~ uncertain trend. No ono seems Inclined
10 make any splurge, because OF the III
certain conditions, II was thought ali alorg
ma tue trust and the indCDendent re-
nher'es had come TO an agr ;ement because
me- Iney seht prices UP smoothly AID nicely. Ii
'Ppears now, however, that there l. M
unanimlty and that there a war on.
frult loobers are well suppl. ed with lem
os, Prices, however ar, being shaded
snshtN, should the present hol smell CON
tuue the prospects are that Quotations, will
b. again advanced WIZ
FRUIT loboers are well supplied with lam.
ons Prices. however, are beine shsd,d
nave peen virtually disposed of. new nd
10 unprecedentedly good and II is simnIv j
uN'S'o" OF setung the stun IN for delivery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
coTToN EXPORTS.


Seattle. September 2s.--statistcs OF cotton
exports from Pacific coast points, Just oom-
piled from authoritative sources, show that
Puget Sound has dstanced all other points
for the year ending August 81, 1900 san
Francisco and San Diego are the only other
ports accredited with any exports. and the
figures show that their combined business
was Si,50o.000 less than Puget sound The
exports OF cotton during the year amounted
to 5J.SlS5S5 pounds, valued at s4,5lt,10O
In almost every section Of the country
the year Just closed was one OF pronounced
increase In the cotton business. but in no
other customs district in the country has
there been such marked percentage OF
increase in exports as there has been from
Pacific Northwest ports In the previous
year the exports for similar period amount
! ed to but 30.ill 1853 pounds, showing a gam
during the current year OF almost 100 per
| cent. The figures here presented are com
I piled from a table issued by the Export
Bulletin from the bureau OF statistics. Wash
/ ington, ID. O.. which shows some interesting
comparisons In the value OF cotton exported
/ from all Of the principal ports TOR the cot
ton years ending August 81, 1899 and August
81. 1900. The table follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05

Quotations for middling at other SPOT mar
kets. together with the sales and vest erday s
closing ouotations:
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ADVANCE EXPECTED.
Twenty Dollars per Bale May BE
Added to the Price.


New York. October i.-Violett & Co. say.
Liverpool correspondent writes under
date OF September % "rhe short interest
in October is SO large and requirements OF
actual cotton also that We quite expect Oc-
tober deliveries in this market to touch S
pence, or 500 per bale advance from present
prices"
In reply to our Inquiry. Mr. II. NJ Nell
gays that an American crop this season OF
100000 bales, o. $1,000 bales larger than
American consumption the present Jason
Of 10 100000 bale, against If 200 O00 last sea-
son, would, If such a ;hing we're possible leave
the worlds visible supply september L. 1901
30 bales less than nothing. This means
therefore. that IL the present crop should
b. 9,150,0O0 and a consumption 10000 O0g, tha
the worlds visible OF American next Septen
her would be 100000 bales, against $50 0ut
bales according 10 Secretary Hester, on Sep.
tgmbgr 1.l90i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks Underwent Stress Of Realizing
Profits, as Natural Sequence
OF A MANIPULATION OF THE ADVANCE
Demand WINS JudiciousIy Fed by
Professional Operntors--Impres
sion Made In Railway List.

New York. October 4.--Today's stock mar
kct mad to undergo stress of real zing prot
SIS which was the natural sequence o. yes
terday's successful manipulation OF the adj
vance. The dimension o, the upward move
ment was sufhcientIy impressive to at race
considerable outside demand for ST. cks
aud the hTst hour OF the market saw very
active trading with very small fluctuations
IN price after the opening, which was made
higher to facilitate the taking OF profits. Tue
etneral demand was judisiolsiy fed by the
professional operators in order not to dis
courage the buying. but before the end o.
tho hour an Impression began 10 b. MADE
IN the iailway list Selling Tor London ac-
! count was an additional factor toward de-
pre- sion.
when prices fell back 10 about last nights
level the selling pressure was Taxed Iha
/ bulls then turned their attention TO oher
/ quarters of the market, bidding up prices
/ actively wherever any signs VI str, ngth
and help on the realizing. Trey found the
! bt field fer these operations IN the steel
] and ron group. Various factors combined
! to give strength to these stocks. Toe final
settlement OF the tin plate wage scale was
stimulating Influence not only on those
stocks, but throug bout the group. me Ten
neSsee Coal and Iron dividend episode gave
( the final nllip 10 stocks in tina. grolp' Wlep
the news was published that the regular
quarterly dividend of per cent had b ,en
/ declared, a large short nters was badly
caught and violent recovery ensued. ING
first sale after the announcement was ~,
pc MS over the preceding sale. The stocf
ran off again in the final dealings. Tn.
whole market ran off at the close. whicf
was easy and quite active.
Bonds continued irregular and not very
active Total sales, par value, SlSU,VVu'
Carsill & Richardson of Houston report tn'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Lack of Outside Speculation Offset BulIlsh
News.
NOVEMBER WHEAT CLOSED IA 10 3.S DOWN
Corn Closed 1-S Down and Oats y
shade Lovver--Provisions Closed
10 TO ~ liz Lower.

Chicago. October LACK of outside specu-
lation offset bullish news today and wheat
closed AGasc lower for November delivery.
Corn cjosed X and oats a shade down. Pro-
visions closed 10 to IN lower.
The wheat market was a dull affair
throughout. Under the influence Of an ad-
vance at Liverpool and unfavorable weather
in the Northwest November opened at 70 10
7sA. Local feeling inclined to the bear SIDE.
however and as the outside furnished moth
ing in the way OF buying orders. to coun-
to act this, the early strength was lost Al
7I4I7TM the market steadied Tor time
bscause the seaboard reported T00.o0J bush
els taken for export. but the steadinesa
failed to hold against the speculative DUH
ness and further decline to UasWH5 en-
sued The close was steady, November
A6DMc lower at 771ac. Sefboard clearance
in wheat aud flour were equal to $4,000
bushels Primary receipts with ST. LOUIS
ana Kansas City out were $4,000 bushels
compared with 1.0zS,000 bushels at all points
las. year Minneapolis and Duluth reported
80 ars against 40 cars last week anc ~
cars q year ago. Local receipts were zos
cars
Corn was quiet. The market started firm
in sympathy with wheat. For a time tradlnR
was mostly on the October option. whicn Ii
new in the hands of one man. shorts bought
carly, but finding that Their leader was
not support ng the market. later dump 4
their purchases back into the pit. Receip
were 622 cars.
oats were dull. Provisions were slow anC
easier on selling nv LEGAL longs
| Pork closed I'VE lower lard lVc ooWi
and ribs 10c reduced. 80,
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 10
/ cars: corn 575 cars: oats 33O cars hoss 90
I 900 head.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
THE LIVE STOCK Markets.
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle mt Chicago
Were 240O-Best on sale, Two
Carloads at 81.

Especial to The Post. Reported by the Evans
Snyder Buel Commission Company)
National Stock Yards. ILL.,, october 4.-t'ol-
loving sales we're made today by Texas and
indian Territory meu.
L. W. Bean, Howe, Texas, 69b, 7oS ana
$50 pound taiing steers, $50; d. hoffman,
Llano, T,xas 1853 pound mixed 2.I5; Watt
Mayes. Chateau, / H. yo6 aud 800 pound
steer, 345. II. Hoers.e. Llano, Texas. "a.
poun- caves S9.OJ; fI3 pound ows ana melt
ers : IS. SO pound cows and heiers S.O1i
perlicKson e. Co., 1ul-a, ]. L., 30 pounC
steers, $50; Nj. p. Evans, BRIDGEPORT D
r.. 937 and as pound teedRg STE rs 80
5i4 and byl pound beef 5te%s, d.4g; w J.
Nichol. Wagner, / T., 81 pound steers
$50; Two theusanu, eight hundred Texans
. 10 10 lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
KANSAS CITY.

Especial 70 Tle IostJ
Stock Yards, Kansas Cioy, Nc, October l.
The following sales Of Texas and Ind an Ter
ritory cattle we're mad, here today;
Bales d Co., Fort COBB. 952 pound steers,
3. 20, l. Jackson, ArdmOre, SO pound steer f
3.25. +. b. Car, er, Anauarko, SOC pound sows,
90; w. H. King. Rush Springs, M pousd
cows 1905 w. II. Curtis, Elgin, SiS pound
cows 2,S5.
Kansas City October 4.-Catlle-Recelpts
1900 natves 3400 Texans and $50 calves
market steady; native steers 5000 80
stockt RS and feeders 3.25d4 10; butch RS cows
and heifers 3.00d4 %; Gamers =. 50a3 90;
fed Westerns 315d4.15; Texans a.90dS %
calves .O0Gp5 so Hogs-Receipts 1900; trade
active at So advance; heavy 5.30I5.3j; mixed
5.2Od5. 80. lights 5.3Od5. 32la; pigs i.o0ll5 10.
Sheer-Receip;s 1000 demand for all ella ses
at steady prices lambs 10000. muttons
? 75d4. 90. stockers and feeders 3OOQ4 90;
eulls 50d30o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05

Chicago, October -Cattle-Receipts 10000,
including 500 Westerns and 240O Texans; good
to choice native steers steady; poor to medium
weak. butchers stock and Westerns steady
Texans weak to 10 cents lower, natives, best
on sale today. one carload $50; good to
prime steers 545d590; poor to medium 45od
S 40; selected feeders t.50G5. 50; mixed stock
ers SOW 25Od3 co. COWS 275d4l0; heifers
260@i -; Gamers 20Od2 65; bulls 25Odi so;
calves steady 400G6,00; Texans, receipts 24O0 /.
best on sale today, two carloads. at 400
Texas fed steers 410d4s5, Texas grass steers
2. 25d4OQ; Texas bulls 250G3.25. Hogs-Re-
ceiptS $1,000 average shade lower; mixed
and butchers 6.05d5 30; good to choice heavy
S.0od550; lights 5.t0G522} Sheep-Reoeipts
1iC00 sheep and lambs steady to slow good
to choice wethers 3.SOG4O0, fair to choice
mixed S.40d3S5, Western sheep SS5d4G0.
Texas sheep 2.50G3,50 native lambs 425G
$50, Western lambs 450d50O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
COTTON WAS STEADY.
Liverpool Showed It Had Confidence I
Higher Prices
AMERICAN FUTURE Markets RESPONDED
For the Time Being All Is specuin'
tive ON Account of Peculiar Con
dttions-No Change in spots.

r,vsr,ooi Yesterday started the market on
anita I,velv and for the first part OF tho
..s.,or ,ber. was an abundance OF ginger IN
.nso,,,stion. Along about noon buying no.
,,on set In and prices shot up 10 points above
yyaa ,esdav,s close. but all OF the advance
mas not maintained because of good crop
renorts being wired into the speculative CEN
tiers.
!, % a nureIy speculative market for the
tina being and prices are liable to ductuate
as the wind does.
AT tie same time no one believes IN onesp
cotton The spinner realizes the situauon
MS well as the speculator and no one LOOKS
for anything cheap.
one gentleman who keeps up with the
situation said:
at wouldn't surprise me In the least 70
see II or 12is- cent cotton and perhaps more
Along in December though / believe the
weight of cotton may temporarily preaK
nrices After this break | really expect a
psood reaction Cotton is really gold these
DAYS. OF course there is at the moment a
d,snostion to hurry forward shipments, put
that viii soon be over. and then you may
expect brisk market"
n,eesions OF course the judgment may DC,
perhaps. a little of, but ii indicates that inc
cotton trade this year Is puilSu,
The gradual tendency OF the market mas
been upward for months past. True there
havp been setbacks, bus compare quotations
today with those OF year ago--a difference OF
virtually cents Is there anything in the
situation TO cause alarm or TO take the couf-
age out of a bullishly Inclined speculator?
In New York the other day one gentleman
made bet against good odds that spot
cotton would sell for 10 cents before me
season was over. Cotton today Is on 10
cent basis with some Of the trade Wiling
10 say it will go TO l2lt cents, while others
say that cotton will drop 10 cents and
then react
Under such clrcumsanoes il is very pc
culiar market. the range Of value being over
cents n pound Ordinarily a cent poun'
would be a good margin but this year It
ranges all the way from 70 y cents
Spots yesterday showed no change as there
was evidently no demand. although In Liver
pool GALES were freer than for some TIM
past.
Futures in LIVERPOOL showed some it'll
animation. closing al unchanged TO 3-6id M
In New York futures opened az a Sign
advance, quickly Jumped up, but reacted an'
finally closed to : points peter ina
wednesday.
New Orleans drfted along rs New Yor
did closing ; 10 points UP.
New Orleans expects today 10000 TO }.M'
against Si3S last year. while Houston look
for "a, 00G to 5000 against lS,2SI
Following IL the range ~ prices of IN
active months In New York and New Or
leans:
open. High. Low. Gloss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
w. l.. MACATEE & SONS
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vEssELs
Special to The Post


Port Eads. La.-Arrived; Ansema de- Lar.
rinaga, from Liverpool; Paddinston. from
Marseilles; Yucatan, from Liverpool via West
Indian ports; Comus. from New York,
Ashanti. from Colon; FL Sud. from Nss
York. Sailed; marie. for Bremen; Esther
for Porto Cortez; Whitehall, for Hamburg VIA
Norfolk: Foxhall. for Porto Cortez; soheonsr
Martha for Sabine Pass.
New York-Arrived: Gyller (Nor1 via
Sabine from Galveston.
Liverpool. Arrived; Belgenland. from
Philadelphia; Majestic. from New York.
Plymo uth.-Arrived: Kaiser Friedenth,
from New York, for Hamburg
New York Sailed; L'Aduitane, ior
Havre; Columbia FOR Hamburg; Friederich
der Crosse, for Bremen.
Boston Arrived lverna. from Liverpool
st. vincent--Arrived; Serapis, from saa
Francisco.
Liverpool Sailed; Numdan, for Mon.
treal
London Sailed: Montivedeo for Montreal;
Minnesota for New York.
Queenstown Sailed: Germanic. from Ly.
erpool, for New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
ST LOUIS

St Louis. October 4.-Cattle-Receipts 1900
head; market slow to easy; native Shipping
and export steers 4.61d570 dressed beef and
butcher steers 4OOd5S0 steers under 1000
pounds 550d500, stockers and feeders 5Od
40; cows and heifers 2.2514. 10, Gamers L 50
N275: bulls 2.OOd35O: Texas and Indian
steers 3,0omi iO cows and heifers 225d3 80
Hogs-Reeeipts 1000; market steady: pigs and
lights 6,Ood525; packers 415d5 rs; butchers
h,254545, Sheep Receipts 1900: market
steady TO strong native muttons 5000 y:
lambs i.ooG525; culls and bucks e25a3 %;
stockers 2O0d3.2 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
NEW ORLEANS.

INptcIaI 70 me FUsI.T
New Orleans, La October 1.-THE New
Orleans live stock exchange reports:
Beeves-Fed SO 75d4 25. far to good SOC
less supply and demand about equal; prices
barely steady.
Cows and heifers. 81 25G8.75; fair to good
80. 5OG3 .25 cho ce ligh weights scarce; de-
mand good, prices firm.
Yearlngs 81 O0GS,75; fair to good, 5000
Too each.
Calves, 80 75dt q fair to good 81 oo6s m
each
Calves and yearlings, prices firm; outlook
improved.
Choice corn kogs lao TO 200 pounds, scarce
demand good to firm at 4 o..
No choice muttons here, little inqu ry;
SO. 5Ud4. 90.