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st. Louis Grnin and proyi,ion.

st. Louis, March 5. -Wheat-No . red cash
@E March 69M; May 69ia0695s July S5%
10 hard 65965h Corn-No. cash and
No cash and March "a; MAY 2iG2iM. No .
white 26 Pork-Steady iobbng i0di5 for
Old II % new Lard-Prme steam G 5n
Flout-Steady patents s 55d3 60: extra ran
easy inactive; 2.o0d2 80 for ordinary prime
%orth more Corn meal steady at S0dll IS.
bran hrm sacked track if Hav-Firmer
Bran lrm sacked. cast track, Is. Hay-Firm
steady, ia. Iron cotton ties 25 Rarging
9@@ p Hemp Irvine Dc Dry sailed meats
boXed quiet; extra shorts t O0. clear ribs
Ill clear sides SIS. Bacon Boxed easy;
sides SIS. Receipts-Fiour IL 600. whest .,
900 .0 corn $4,000; oats "A, 900 Shipments@Flour
1000; corn 97oO0, oats II .Oo0 VN'
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Nav wheat opened 1sc over saturuas -.
esaseisc encouraged by higher cables, Irsue
w., cow minutes was moderately active, nv nv
lor lev "rdora which had been hoped for "
eApo nr ~ the armer foreign markets. ia uiuot
~ materialize however, anu ~ - ths
70 niS giving much consideration 70 w.
luz, ~ wosId's shipments, the heavy .hclense
~ nas"sea ana the favorable crop rep, 20
pio,gers fnaily grew weary OF waiting TOT SUI
~, MAJ never came, and about noon nesan.
pn y1Ttii and Inc price tumbled, May deennins
~ esih Tbe close was weak, May 1Ap9sc IN
A. 40 70 saturdav at eS5s The cash business VaS
sIacl, which had its effect on futures. Az
Iartic and gulf port clearances in wheat anu NJ
ao1,r were equal 10 40, 900 bushels. new YIN
rennrted ten hoatloads taken for export, T.
mary receipts were 924,00o bushels agalhsss
a69 OO0 bushels last year. Minneapolis d ~
Duluth reported 737 cars. compared WIN 90
iast week and SSi year ago. Local receip'S'
so cars. 49,, s,osod
ia rIy steady The opening was hrm WIN
wheat and on light covering oil lotsisu W.. D.
but the market broke early, in sympathy WIN
Inc dip in wheat At the decline there was
suficient change by shorts to have steady
ing effect Receipts were 100 cars. -
The selling Of oats was better than Ine
buying the latter being scattered. WINE IN
The former the elevators were almost unit
II was a small market, however. Receipts
1854 cars.
Provisions we're dull and weak. May pork
clo,cd TIC down. lard 2ia and ribs sc lower
Estimated receipts tomorrow-Wheat 20
cars; corn 500 cars oats 2i5 cars; hogs So'VO'
head.
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Uonston SPOT uaotnrloDs.

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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

I7IHVTVHco '''''Il,4IA -8,tIO !, bib 6l5'
decrease
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NAUTICAL Ncrvs

The Mallory line steamer concbo s-o,, ~,
weston 70 New York, called a. ksy' uso.n Sai-
urday and proceeded west sat
The Mallory line steamer Nnecas s.n..
r9 TN. NV YORK for Galveston las, satar st'e
York Saturday from Galveston 'h MA az New
We captain ana seven men. forming ". poaIa
OF me American schooner Anna R see crew
KpiS h maS w ssaa 90, o DAYS before Tas
fhilade'phia for Jacksonville hnpuno from
Ankihs soraition when her crew ~, n
tsIlsnds 1890 ;Slss and lousitude IS 's'' ner IN
Genoa for oal ,ssa%sr MSSharsn saed tom
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Vow Norls nrr Cnnns.

Nov York March 3 There has been dc.
mand for stable cotton on the snot and TO,
dulok deliveries but the demand for distant
deliveries has been Indifferent Further aa
vance, arc recorded u various limos al
'liuits but custer ia browns ana rulored Ne
rhaugH in fancy prints GiuChains strong
without now TEXTURES Print cloths ara In.
active 10 regulars. and quiet I'M odd roo1s
but dccitcdlv strong Crochet and Mar.
settles quite occasionally 2iso hiEbet.
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NEW nRI.rANs.

New Orleans. La, March S,--Ih'
leans live stock exchange reports "
Cattle 40S; calves and yearlings ~
Sales-Cattle 2S6: calves and yeN'sj
logs l22. Left over-Cattle 1901 y
yearlings l4l; hogs SO. Market ssi,
classes, Grown supply and dsuns,e
equal, but prices firm. Calves aha "
scarce: top quotations easily opIa.'
led hogs in light supply: demand 81
nrm;; No choice sheep on the ma's's
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ST. Louis, March s. --Cattle-Rfe;.g'll
including 2600 Texans; market sieI.,
lives, slow and lower for Texans; ia...
ping and export steers 4.50I5 50; Nv
and butcher steers s.75d4 .95; s's.s
1000 pounds 3,i015. so: stockers W.
S.ood4 50; cows and heifers 2,wgT, !
ners l,5OQ2.s5; bulls 3.00gi.W, w
indian steers S.25G4.65; COWS ana ~
$3.50. Hogs-Receipts 5000; maIns I,
&c higher; pigs and lights 4.SOgi'Sssl
4.SOni 30; butchers 4.909i 90ia III
ceipts 1900: steady; native muttons y
lambs 5.00u7.25; culls and bucks -
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once OF The Post.
Houston. Monday. March 5.


Cotton has beyond doubt cornered itself
this year.
The summer deliveries arc rapidly nearing
tho 1o-cent mark. while the new crop options
have made little or no advance during the
past few days.
May cotton in New York advanced 20 points
today. The December delivery in tho same
market closed exactly at last Saturdays
figures.
December. equal to premium Of $40 a
bale
This means that the splnners and specu-
lators fiar cotton famine before the next
season begins. 1t means that there is prac-
tically cotton corner now, without anyone
irving to manipulate the market.
The American staple is so scarce and in
such active demand that sninners arc gladly
Offering sl5 to $50 for every O-pound bale
that is 10 be found in tho South.
The lowest grade for cotton that is quoted
in any market Is today worth 1850 at Houston
while tho highest Grade is worth 1oc
EVERYTHING in tho way of spot cotton IS
quoted above 3 pence at Liverpool md mid
n, r,,o, ~, ,..
thing LIVERPOOL Is selling cheap is the new
o,o
Ut. ga -
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'u' 1'"'' 'OD'S' ''''' ''sH 'N'lN '"'' '"a'
'o'p' 10 raO'''S n0'r'''"''F' ana 'n0Y con-
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49,. 49,. D. 49,. ..,,,,. ;. J.
coo ,.,. -, - - -.
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Kansas City, March 5.-Cattle-Re1s.
natives and 1900 Texans; good kiila
steady; inferior grades slow. 100 love-
er cows and heifers steady; heagl
steers 475G5. 20; lightweights =
stookers and feeders 3.50a5 TO- butt
and heifers 3.7564.5 so. Gamers LUG;
Westerns S.9014.35: Western feeaal|
4.35; Texans 3.5064.T5. Hogs-Rees4,
excellent demand for all grades y
Of 5Ql0c; heavy 4.75d4 .S7l2 paciss'l
$50; light 4.2-G4.77ls; pigs 4.i0af,S
Receipts 1000: moderate supply vi
ly at steady prices. Lambs 6.logssI
iings 6.00d6 05 muttons : ,0Sl5.e',
and feeders 4.OGd5.5 so; Texans S.We'l
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C"rrcnt q Iotations on Round Lots OF
staple Commodities
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon Tho prices are
those ruling in Houston Wholesale markets.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 8 1900

ounce; borax $40 per pound In ioo.pounu
t,sckases: oopperas 81 20 per pound ID par
res. castor oil sif0 per gallon N S1sadilV N
barrels; alcohol 81. so per gallon; sulphur 80
Der hundred in barrels; alum 2lsc pc, p ouinu
Ia barrels; saltpetre &c per pound 10 oarrels'
opium "a .95: powdered opium si.i5 carboiis
acid sic per pound bottles.
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Chicago, March 5.--Cattle-ReceiFs
generally about steady; quality only "
tives, good to prime steers steady NJ
poor to medium slow, shade lower, "
mixed stockers slow, 3, 40G3 80 ,cossl
to slow, 3.00G420; heifers S.10disj
ners steady TO slow, 225129O haIs
steady, 2.65d3.40. calves unchansfsk
500 Texans, receipts 500; fed Terss;
steady to strong, 8. 90I4 90; Texas
99,75. Hogs Receipts 2500;. stsso'
mated left over 1000. opened 51he
closed weak, top 800; good clearsuce3
and butchers 4.I0G4.95; good TO clclst
4.So45.OO; rough heavy 1900. sol ns1
4.s1la; bulk Of sales 4S044 30 FL
ceipts $4,000; sheep and lambs
steady; good clearances, good
wethers 1906 90; fair to choice
as. 90; Western sheep 5.3595.95. yealst
q6.50; native lambs 5. o0a7 s5; Westny
6 .0067 10.
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others the following Representative s.ls,

others the following Representative salsi
made:
W. c. Boyett. College Station. "a \
averaging $3.50 pounds. at $3.50.
l.. w. Rickett. Midlothian, Texas. ID
averaging $50 pounds. at 81 4j: steerss
aging $50 pounds. at $500.
w. j. Brown. Lockhart, Texas, Sa
AVERAGING 1897 pounds. at 81 90.
&. A Burks. Midlothian. Texas. 2 \
averaging lO43 pounds. at S4.45. 1ss Il
ayeraFir" S92 pounds. at 81 30: bulls
aging 1850 pounds. at SO. 10.
j, H. Suber. College Station. Ta,
steers. averaging 1047 pounds, at N:g
steers. averaging 1870 pounds. at ss.6s;!S
averaging S75 pounds. at $3.50; S oxsi
aging 1856 pounds. at $3.45; II bulls /
aging llSG pounds. at s3.35.
Il. h. Harold. Fort Worth. Tsrl
steers. averaging SS6 pounds at s3,Sa
Childers & Parker. Templs. Texas. q 4
averaging 666 pounds, at So So q stseni
aging 721 pounds. at $3.50. 4
F. VI. Stubbs. Lockhart. Texas. q q
averaging 1917 pounds. at $3.50.
j. 7. Gates. Midlothian. Texas. 81 Il
averaging 1912 pounds. at 4,50: 5 orsiS
aglag 1888 pounds. at 81 so; s stays. arg
1913 pounds. at 81 90, 2 COWS. avsrarre
pounds. at 1910: II bulls. ayerasEN
pounds. at SO 60.
I. W. Eady. Leland. Texas. 90 stsst6
aging ~ pounds. at $3.50.
J II. Nail. Celeste. Texas. ~ stesnI
apinr 977 pounds. at 81 10.
Cocgin e. Brvson Merkel, Texas, WI
averaging 11n2 pounds. at So %; "
averagine 653 pounds. at 800; cow K
aging 600 pounds, at S275.
j. w. Daniels. Fort Worth. Ia1j
steers. averaging III pounds at $N d
s. Butmsn Fort Worth Texas. y ~
averaging 1887 pounds. at u; 19sts,s,.
siags, averaging 1918 pounds, at SID
Among the sales of Texas tattle OUT =
southern division at Chicago Wydnessa'
Thursday OF this week are the foilo1e'k
co steers. averaging 1853 pounds. al efs
% steers. averaging 1902 pounds, at i.
Il steers. averaging 1160 pounds. at RI,
% steers. averaging 9S3 pounds at ., =
% steers. averaging 953 pounds At ~
60 steers, averaging 1887 pounds. al ~
The February receipts OF Texas VIZ
Chicago were about 5000 head, or III
Same as a wear ago. d
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AFPLEs--New York stock s4,5oq5 90; III
nois stock 81 so; Missouri stock si'So -,
BANANAS-F stock, per bunch, packed
81 SOL. as.
COCoANUTs- sack $s.50u4 .0O :.
LEMONS Fancy Mossina 56Js. y. VO45. %
ORANGES California budded S-'oV1E'o'
choice naYels $2.I5M8.00.
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PRonucE

eEANs-C California stock Navy A.; Bayoa
~ EhBhsh dried &c. pinks SNc; Lima 6a6l,c;
o'4vk eyes Jsic, Texas black eyes 3Gie.
., ~ ~ ER.-Blue Star 2Sc dairy 10000: Red
e1at $50 hlslh creamery s1n4Sc, olOomar-
Sarine dairy bricks lSt; Lincoln soItds i'll.
9.lnts ls'9e Special Blue Star l7iac. CRYSTAL
Sv r, hna country Rolls l6c; speCial dairy lie:
,speS dairy Toe. Daisy l5c Glover Lear l7fe
,sS; leNas country butter s1l2c Texas bricks
,cAAlbpAGE-cTates 50. 25a2 SO, home grown
NHEESE-NeN York fun cream i4at5e.
Badger state l4isc; Wisconsin full cream rolls
Loo, Wisconsin iull cream daisies ,5c
,o Ef;H,HGifs-re&as, Der dozen Slld9lsc; eandled
oNlGNs-Per IN &c.
FgPFER-coile li8iSc per ID; black snsa.
POTATOES Colorado s0Gs5c.
toULIRl-lieus s. S5QS. 10; cocks Iarr.
eia S-,WW2 p. roasters. 81 6OfS 10. frVers
GG c" = broilers s? Sod2 6S TURKEYS
hens. @.oQ09 oo gobblers $s.O0Gla. 10 nor
dozen, according to sao end oualtty yo,,r .
turkeys Aeoa6. 90 Ducks Large 8 ZOE
cas- S.I5d2 90. Nu'H
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'UnseLtlel
othcr spo. Markets.

Galyeston-Sp closed steady: prices 10
IN.
Low ordinary .7& Middnnp Of
OfUnary, ,,,..., SA Good middliug Q li-i6
Good ordinary W Middlins fair.,.9 Isle
Low miudllng y S-lb Sales ,...,..,..iS0
New York Spots closed dun nricos &c I'M
Good ord,nary."s% Good middling iOis
NOV middlug, Us M,ddling fair 10 q-i6
Middling,...... . 1915 Sales ....,....3 9Si
New orleaps-spots closed steady; prices
a-i6c un
Low ordinary. 7% Middlinr . -te
Oroihary, -...,..Sl4 Coed middlng abs
nooa oIdlnarN.S& Middliue fair .97s
Low middling...9 a-i6 Sales .......-Si0o
Liyerpooi Snots In fair demand: prees
l-l6d IN; sales 10.ooO bales. OF which 90Nl
were American. IMPORTS mono
Ordinary ......6 lac MidllInr z1- %
Good 9rdnary-.S l-Sa Good middlng.5 50
Low mddling.. . 1889 Middling fair 5 ii-is
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Kansas City March 5.-Wheat-Nav s2i,
az c hard 68' No. red 6aG7o Corn-Mey
S 81 Cash No. mixed Sl1sdSlk: No > whitss
~ ~, oats-No. white 24i2q2lst. Receipts@
W neat IZ,U0o' corn $4,000; oats 2s. 900 IN.
mehts-W Wheat 1900; oats 2O0O; corn II 0OO
New York, March 5.-Wheat-Receints 5soo
No. Red eTB PS isiss bushels spot steady
lob, affoat No. hard 7ss, fob afoat az az
s Sons weak veal March 49, May n. July 7SIS
staa6y a. HIDES and leather and wool
sSesay; cotton seed oil dun prime crude sSii
ass do yellow S6MGS7 ''ue 'o'2
po NeW Orleans. March Hog products firm
fierce &C. pure lard go, Boxed " meas n ca
ss .clo shoulders I 6hq6% sides 6ssasi5 Bacon
sugar sugar c, ri9s sides 7h@7&s Hams-Cbolee
euSat cured 1Oul2 Rce-Good 3G5 Enn,,.
extra CEN fancy 3.i5as55; patents VS s56R Ro1r
il oOai5 g Co. 2 e6oic. Bran = 6o 75 Hay~PTme
SACKED S white and mixed 4ic; yellow % No o.
NO sacked 29is. '" a. oats
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Dcarish Aspect and Lack Of Demand weak
ened Wheat
HOLDERS WEARY OF WAITING FOR SUPPORT
cor, wn. Heavy, but Closed Fairy
s,c,ax-seIiing OF oats bet,ef
Than Duyius-Provisiohs D"'

chicago. March 5.--The strength in wnea'
.onsea early today by higher cables later gave
way to the bearish aspect oil the nV ,L@aIc
and the lack of demand May c'o,eu ~
down; May corn closed %c ana May oS 800
sbade lower. Provisions closed S'aa''sc u9''I
from Saturday.
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pRIEn rRulrs ANn NI,rs

&, ~ LES Fancy eVRporated. 50-lb boxes
san 10 cartons 90. choice evaporated Sc.
ASirIHtSoTS --fer 10, loose. lg14c.
SilRoN-ln i0-lb boxes ise
ClRRANrS--ln bhls. &c. 25-ib hoxes c,Aa,
90, egik Zee; l-lh cartons Saslkc.
nAlEs-i-lh Packages Toe. 6l-ib boxes IL.
bpt.ns,tt slltornia isi2c, Imported l5niSc.
Nlkr ~ s'ahuaH'
"a rs California, S-erown, l. l.. boxes.
q ~ t.hoN l.. l.. raisins 65G7Se. 2-crown H.
M ~ ra,sias he,lb boxes, NE s-crown L. Nj.
fdislns, se-ih boxes SEc.
=, III NEs--C alifoFnia 50.60s 7lke. en.7n 10.
'V,sss er; so-s4s iise; So zoos Sc. ~
NsDi is,eihEaail lae rer %; nbsr,s. Sicily lsc
hana Hpicked fhaci No, &c; almonds rsra.
sSn9s lSr per 10 in sacks; necans. unsoresnsd
oaN - better grades SIsc. Italian rhekt,
N"fs w. +---Is---
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, fob. cars from millers; deal
ers charge from store 5G10c more per 100 lbs
on bran, 2p3c per bushel on oats and corn and
l0dt5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds 16G1Sc.
RICE BRAN-Per 100 lbs, soc.
WHEAT sHORTS--Per 100 lbs, 951Sl.05.
CORN-No sacked 44ad4lac
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure S3dS5c
OATS Good No ] Texas 29632c; off or no
grades 25G2Slse; Kansas white No. 3Iq3Sc;
No. 3 white 35d36c; slightly stained 30l28
size
othy Sli.M0l559, South Texas prairie hay
S. 5od7.Oo, North Texas and Territory 50 80
Gle.5o
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Z 81. Louis. March 5--wool W. "
Grades lA02s; light fine 1s1z-' =
Qls; tub washed a4935.
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MAnINr INrELLIGENcE.

Port OF Galveston, March ).
ARRIVED
SIS EuskarO (Span), Liverpool via Havana.
SIS Pensacola, Pensacola.
CLEARED.
Is Skandla Dutch, Bremen via Norfolk.
SIS Tasso tBrD, Bremen via Norfolk.
SAILED.
SIS Skandia CBr) Bremen via Norfolk.
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CANNED FRUITs-Pineapples 2-lb, eye,
less and coreless, sl,S5G2.Oo; 2-lb extra gra,ed
81 G0d2 25: 2-lb standard sliced, 81. 80; pears,
2-lb standard, 90c peaches 2-lb standard, Sl.SO
al .S5; standard 81 25dl 80; 2-lb seconds ST. 10
al Is; 3-lb standard $3.50; 2-lb pie Sl.OOal,W
3-lb pie 81. 1511.2O
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 3-lb
full weight, s5690c 2-lb full weight oogtVG;
oLra and tomatoes, 2-lb, soc; Lima beans, I'D
full weight 75c; string beans. 2-lb full weight
75c: A No strngless beans, 2-lh tut welsh'
81 so; red kidney beans, 2-lo tuil weight, Sos
early June pea, fancy lib full IIN weishi Il s mi
weieht, 81. e5d1 IS. asparagus. California 2t-
lb, 81 90: corn, Auburn cream, 2-lb full weight
81 iOdl is: A No. l 2-lb full weight Sl.Ooql ~
Blue Ridge, 2-lb s04S5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard 21a-
IL peaches, lemon cling. $l90ip2 90; yellow
Crawford 81 s5dl 90; black cherries 2.lOY
.. is; white cherries 50 1912 Is; apricots 81 70
ali SO strawberries si.S5; plums 81 .35ql 40;
grapes 81 .S5d1 30; seconds l0o per dozen less
than extra stoudard prices.
CANNED MEATs-Corncd beef, I-lh 81 80;
2-lb $40. Potted ham. quarters 55c; halves
81 90 Lunch tongue, lib $40. Vienna sau-
sage, i1-lb Csc.
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About 1900 Texas .,,,i. sALIs.
TS unern division at Chicago wssnc u N ,ns
steadv -, ms week. The nsrke, Wy
1s LOT both steers and bulls sm wa,
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Tho following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the snot az the leading markets. 10
gether wth tho closing OF middlng yesterday
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~ snkt-os. fsE

ylnine sniso per cance, in hottie 4 n,ey.
oa'As s-asa'a go per ounce; cocaine IS 90 per
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Houston Dnny statcmcu..
houston Comparative Stntemcns.

GROSS rccepts thus far this sc k.... seas
,lfoss recciuts 49, DAVIS tbis wear. 900. SEA. rs
Gross receipts 1884 DAYS mi lSaS oa .2'3ll. 2Si
Gross rccriuta lS4 DAYS IN ISN-qt 93X i0l
houston Rnilrond iteceipts.
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LIVE STOCK.

IT.. HOUSTON.
me ne tolowing are the quotations ,or Az.
dth ers as furnished by the BoS peiS tnls
S ChI commission company: hell-saua-
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TEXAS CHICAGO Carr,

vearIirlrs ~ I,u1I'I'l!td With hceyos cou,s ~
demand caves and cnrnfed hogs In
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Norman 'In +. Teyas. March 5.-The y
make. as toiloysltock COMPANY reports tbs
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UIIHUU- UUIa Aug NJ lUup
itUs - nv llt.W
luat Niauu.y 3 rWamlty have
been duuhWg iIQuut tu eAeeta lor lhe
past t.u lttra. Iu M,l my condition
Hds $50 bad Ue,amr "a tutal wtttk 4
Wss uuaiE persuaded by llieuda a. lrY
the puntd ttgatm.ut aud gau twtb
tally aa} tuat nos have uu desire luF
liQupt aua htFtneFpr telt tftter lhan
at plfseul Nmp aud hrAuuY RECON-
meud lue pilald treatment a. thuse
suffering tlm tbe Nluug habit
III 1NANlEY
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10aait IS s.l a.aai tt.a shea eaess fai.aHH
tsisfisi feae faHt aeift' f H '..f.a
ilastef ftIsss uaa te sae a p ..aa e.
elaaff a..aant .e,.sfet af
Nah ta aaasafs ss.,t..s - aas.
fasFtet sl.a .taHl fHo.tiNHt afirf
Nlaa a4s.aataUaa tefa tha .fsaf h . .ta H
ametai = loaaf eff tlsae asH.a. aa.i aaft
aa Na a..a'I tai I.I'
ta4fsfaf frsitr 0 fa1 tsH
s. tsfd 0snrasa . a aHaanf E. '
snflasi IS as pn ht th.a H hsunla.' .t.a
lha 6ansig thefsoa 90 EHf eI i
aaafafad ho nf ak n b W .aa u tts as ah
~ property .pi h.
detnqaani taHea. eb 500 tnaau " sa'a..
aieaea utaaa h eoitltps tsh au .as
ne m aanaHu orders o @ .f'.u.
aaaote1as teaaun aiasad p sa w Is,ti't
b. q a1e amount
aeiseI.H na susffaaa .f.r
fsfhe 3efh iu aaas us aeofu alaIa. .l.a. tna
FuHu AHo tACH ITEM uf tA.H
FUpp eHPANArElY
clssK Aso ceNntssioHEss-tAws sa pAot 500
afrhe . office
euan by ohersa. coo uma
al a.aa af h 0.HHY
asfug m tah. saeh tnd
pahue tsna W bn Ascertain e Daah s treasurer should Dew
hf I u i iHHal
tu ahh u
eoaay aats w them tha t w. pnf
the eeunty leqred at 'D e eoooV es tna
toaug eommissionera i1iuuyi
Asd a. oouaty Treasurer
snsu tRit bu appUi cad anDt te
pce u of ha aspafa. column opposite
eaeh ana leyeryl description property 4hel uu
shar delivered 20 'hs esov s's aDl 900 t' b De-
recaigea ln the meantime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

three weeks ago tor a. 900, aud can
aud do ch,criully recommend the Oh,
lard treatment lor the liauor habit
juue a MoausU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

~ TTT|T- |T|TT ||" I T-||T
Ou tl. ...puu duy ol O.luu.r l7Ju
commenced talking th. uuDd Teat
mcut boo. morphine aud ...aIu, huDIt
When commenced thu D.ttmeui d
weighed l.I pumda. my weight uuu Ia
..l pyule ua,d mouWu. Cos 900
ytaIa aua Haa ,ultd BOO b. uara ~,
blau WuI mu i,um tuu t,Dus.i
habit tu tongue ,tu upeah ih.
many luauba to &C. Dulau ior what
he has done Iur me he alau cured m.
Ot bong standing ,aay ui ,ataulh uI
the stomach had br,u t..ated DY
several eminent phyaigwu. aud ala
failed tu .ulu m. aW uu# lu eHI
health aii by uuauug iu %. ullaH
u tAal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

bJhgAh, L. ~, Apg, 1850
ruat parties amcted with the mop.
phnc or whisky habit / will say that on
August A. 1888 J went 90 nr J VI.
billiard "a TERRIBLE wreck lrum the usr
ot morphine end whisky ! was under
treatment ia dave Was completely
tmed trel ilkg l. have had a
new lease ou my lite when went tu
the buetul ! weighed ~ puuuds aud
iu uthirty two uayn ! weighed la2 pounda
Now have been cured lor about oue
year aud dm iu lhc beet oi health My
daily uar Qi murphue was thirty ggalns
aud AN the WHISKY could 50 ! had
taken treatment from four diterent
doDtous uut got uu relief until / took
thr blllaud treatment respectfully
pul iAHtEII.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

arthuu uhia Aus la 1000
Iu Hh.a. t H.y tutn,U
1ha .uuea Chat uu the utat dAy ut
Aususl 1000 4 tuuk Gao hlatd tteat
mput lut the ii4uut habit have uo
desire lul whisky aud ueter ielt better
Nd ml ilt- ilate Baueu NJ puuula auA
hafu worked every daY Since ieIl tbe
doctor vac Wlth him uue Neek l.
lau Holh hatd aii daY aua IA duas uut
tllt would uDi be bapk where 1 wac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

Hono, " Wuom tooo' u nuo

IpIHUl OtlA. AUG ad 1900
Having 800 thr aDmY received auu.
stloht aui luIuy 60 right eide ui head
haYp irum aald pauac dspu teuble
auiitrtr Cos Yeaa hum palu Nothing
poald allsNlate aAld pAlu bnt mlrphlne
ol Which / uetaue habltNsl use
Atter Gas expenditure ui mus b mpney
aud tluae ! WAs iatinaueed 90 the tml