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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

st. Louis September 20 heat-No red
cash rs September 75; October ~: pc
cember 76s, No hard "a Corn No. cash
40; September 40& October 3iA December
S3A633A O0ts--No . cash 90. September
%; December 225s No. ? white g. Pork
steady lobbing l275 Lard Firm; choice
697l40700. Flour Easy; patents 70m3 so;
extra fancy and straiehts 33513oO; clear
2.StQ3.lo. Timothy seed 3.766l 90. Cornmeal
Higher 2O502lO Bran Firm sacked east
track 7oG72 iay--Higher timothy 1o,O0T
t2oa; prairie 6Oo69ON Whisly--Stoady at
20. Cotton ties lao. Bagging SlO6fS So
Hemp twine o. Dry salt meats Boxed
higher, extra shorts s37's clear ribs $50;
clear sides S62ia. BACON -Roxcd higher; OK
ira shorts s.l2is clear ribs 9.25; clear sides
9Siis Rscelptse: Flour 1000; wheat o.
900, corn $1,000; oats 1900 Shipments
Flour 10000; wheat 122,oO0; corn $4,000; oats
q, 900
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Disappointed by LiverpooI.

Carsln 4 Richardson OF Houston say in
yesterdays CIRCULAR
Liverpool disappointed cotton bulls this
morning. sending an advance OF but ~ e4ths;
1000 sold on the spot at 3-idd decline. This
caused New York to open 10 points down,
hut buyers were in the majority and 10
moro wns soon added 90 tire price The de-
mapd Tor apots not following tho Improve
mcnt Ia the market, exporters began selling
freely against purOhaAea Of spots and a
severe decline WaE seen, New York losing
II TO % polnts, New orleans "A 20 % points,
Spoas l-l6o down ia New Orleans aud Hous-
too, unchanged elsewhere. Houston and New
Orleans estimates OF $500, against rs, 0NJ
last yeaE> Memphis and Augusta received
b221. against b222 last year
Reports from the storm districts OF North
Texas coptinue to show considerable dam
age. but tho pleasant weather following is
causing many who have estimated the dam
80 redus0 their estimates materially, Tho bn-
Peeu today was quito favorable for all States
outBide OF Texas and had SONS bearing upon
vafuea- Reports OF coming manipulation IN
October contracts In New York are In cir
QUESTION II 10 said prominent Eastern spot
house controls the small stock OF cotton in
New York. and are taking the offerings In
October. We advise clients to confine oper-
sttons TO later months preferring January in
both Now York and New Orleans. Today
Is potico day on October contracts. Liver
pool should be 6-6id down tomorrow. II they
decline would prefer taking thu long side
Of the market at any recession from present
yzItes.
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CANNED FRulTs- Pineapples 2-lb, eye
less and 'oroless NS5d20O, 2-lh extra grated
S5Q0a2-"i 2-h standard. sliced $3.50; pears,
!. Z, 10 standard soc; peaches, 2-lb standard
N.3oQl 81 standard sl25alSO; 9-lb seconds
1l0 ' F-'''S'
CANNED VEGETABLEs-Tom Tomatoes, 3-lp.
lnll weight S5H9Oo; lib, full weight 65a7oc:
okra and tomatoes. alb SOC: Lima beans,
2-lo, trll weight 75c string beans, 2-lb. full
NelRht, i1c No. / stringless beans alb.
lul weight $50 Red kidney beans, lii, full
welsll 9.cHSl0o: marrow fat peas, lib, fun
%Gghi - ioql rs; early June peas. fancy,
.2-Ih, fCll weight 81 so; American petit pois
peas. fancy, 2lb. fun weight $ls5ffi.75; as
polasus' California, 2ia-lh $500 corn, Au-
ourn cream. lib, full weight sl10sp1l5; A
2-lh S06s5c
CALIFORNIA FRuIT--Extra standard. 2is
10 peaches lemon sling SL90mi g5. yellow
CRAWFORD Sl.S0U1s6 black cherries s.. 00d
EYE XVI :; white cherries e l0d215; aprIcots LIS
Hl.No. slra"h rries S2.Ooa 2.lo plums sl.65q
less than extra standard prices.
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KANSAS CITY.

IopecI1I o. Thp P0st
stock Yards, Kansas CITY, Mo- Septomber
8.-rhe following sales OF Texas and indian
Territory cattle were made 1are today:
j. j. CLAIR ElEIn, $40 pound stecra, SO 20.
Hume Bros, Davidson, a26 pound steers.
800. Griffith a EddS. Marlowe, gl9 pound
steers 81, 10, j. NJ. slater, San Angelo. Toxas,
I9o pound COWS. $500, ly0Q pound steers 80 90
Pumphrcy Il Co. Vnita, 900 pound steers
81 go. SEQ pound steors $3.50
Kansas City, September cb-Cattle--Re-
cclpts 1l6t0 natives, J4OO Texans 1850 calves.
market about steady; native steers .76d5. 80;
stockers and feeders Q. 100000 butcher cow
and hcferS 3 00gi4 sJ Gamers J05r3 90; fed
Westerna 3cQlf4 90: wintcred Texans GOO,
: %: calves i.G0Qt.00. Hogs-Recepts IL soc
iRfly active, prices rulng .ia05o lower.
heavy aul mixed r .1545 p; light i. ions -
pigs 4,gbd5.o0. Shecp--Raceipts 400O; mutt
tons steady: fat lambs shade higher. 6Sli
BIO; muttons 3.50u3 Is. atoakcrs and feeders
3 25qi2 20; oulls 2.c0dS.2j.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITION Powder. per keg 81 o9
40; blasting powder 81 % per keg. drop shot
per sa,k 81 55, buck Sl.SO
bAGON-EAtrA short clear, In sacks, NLT
g'ac' resulars SAd9o, boxed hc higher bel
lies lOai0Ac.
BAGGlNG AND TIES Bagsipg 2-lb SIC;
2h-lb 9i4c: Arrow ties, less than carload
lots, from Houston. N.o0
CANDY stick, wrapped. basis "a 7isR7%c
Der 70. No /; tull weiGlt. basis "a, issaSG
per 70 special sizes y higher,
tie inii Msiset, nag, Electric Lights liz.
CEMENr-Portland s. 75a5 20, Roseudalo
81. i6as.cJ.
COFFEE Rio tair iOEGiolae; prime ia
ilAc. choice n%9lllac; pcAherry 10; Cor.
doVa lSe Roasted oofees; Arouckle's Arlosa.
basis lO0-lb cases. IS Soc delivered; 36-lb is Ia
delivered. Apex 1896.
SRACkERs---A b c soda bulk. boxes s}sc
l-b carton5 6Ae' ginger snaps Sc. creams
Sc; stage planks &c: cakes aud jumhlcs lie.
Fl.ObR-Basls as 10 sacks. FaAcy high nat
ent $50, fancy half patent s. bO; thru grade
S SaaS 5S-pou9d sacks ice per barrel higher.
FARlNACEOUS GOODS Grts hominv
ana cream meal. In barrels, 81 905pS 90; n,aTI
meal, in 4o,ie sacks, s. oa@2.iO per barrel
oats s. so; Columbia oats 81 .95fDg no Ha'S.
koye oats 81 .g54fg 90
LARp-Eehned' tierce. compound. sue. lant
Sc; co-lb cans Ac higher than torres, i0.Ib
ears nc highsr' 5-lb cans se htghef, S-ib
., HANS Standard liAqllEe; picnic hams
lioNEY--ln barrels SoReca uer gallon: in
6o-ih cans, extracted 5fde per pound. Ia
comb 9irllc; IN l2-lh cans, extracted 5ise,7,',
round sections l.Ai6c.
llME-Buh N.oo per barrel; coopered
MoLAssBs -Reeoilsd. tair ienalse, pr,m
2oHSlc' choice SGetc fancy new CROP syrpn
SsQ 33ci pure new crop syrup as
4, 80 h,Is'NSE MiL'h Z hAs'e 81 00UJ %.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
Local commission merchants have d,tae,

Local commission merchants have difficulty
IL securing sufficient stock with which 70
supply the demands OF the trade. In tho way
OF potatoes there is almost a famine The
relief committees have bought up carload :
en- district thus causing a shortage locally
Texas eggs are Arm, but many bad eggs
are beng shipped in. Good fresh Gags read
lily bring 10 cents dozen.
NJ Allen is handling the Mexican oranges
which are shipped from Corpus Christi
Several carloads OF apples are on hand and
due 90 arrive.
In staples there Is no change. Business Is
rseking up. both In the city and the country
In butter and cheese prices are firm. but
demand Is slack, Elgin buster Is extremely
scarce
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81. Louis, September "a. --Cattle-Recelpta
64o0. including 22o0 Texans. market steady
native shipping and export Gioors 4.s6di6 IS;
dressed beef and butcher steers .iGdS 80
steers under 1000 pounds 3.30a5.15; stoukers
and feeders 2.50ll4 so; cows and heifcrs ? 40
@4e0 Gamers 1,soI2,75. bulls 2.A0U3 10 t;
Texas and Indian steers 3, $50 : 55; COWS and
heifors 2.&aS60. Hogs-Receipts $500: mar
ket 5Grl0 lower; pigs and lights 5.S0af5. 10 4;
packers 5 20a5.A5 butchers 5,S0G5 90. Sheep
Receipts 2600. market steady, native NUT
tens 3.SbQ4 90; lambs 4,50G5 10, culls and
bucks 2. 76cf3, 20; stockers Q 60(lS 25.
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stock ut All United states Ports.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
THE SALES MADE by TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Were 22OO--reNas steers
S3.25 TO S4.05.
Especial to The Post Reported by che Evans

Especial TO The Post. Reported by che Evans
Snyder Buel Commission CoInpany)
National Stock Yards, H., September %. 49,
Following sales were made today by Texas
and Indian Territory meni
j. NJ, Lourcy, Moscogee J. r.. 6I5 pound
heifers, SIC, SIS pound st.ers. s. 40. Sleeper
4 Scott, Braggs, /. T.. 40 rouno steers.
$50. Frank Mlle Talpa, Teyas. az pounl
COWS, S-.g5. Tom Tyson, Edna Pens. cxus.
584 pound calves. 50. 70 each j. T. & j. W.
Hume, davidson. kan, yj6 pound steers.
$40; 9ll pound steers $40. H. Landers.
Colorado, S2l pound cows sos; $50 pound
steers. 500; 1851 pound bulls. s2tO Eagu-
teen hundred Texans; clo5ed lVc lower.
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GRAIN ANn Hay.

Carload lots to D. cars from millers; deal
crs charge from store 5dt loo more per 100
lbs on bran, ease per bushe on oats and corn
and l04l6c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-~per 100 lbs 72d74c
WHEAT sHORTs--Per 100 pounds 81 OO9
1.1G.
CORNING. ? sacked 52d59e.
CORN CHoPS-.MiXed and pure 81 .0Sd1 o.
ped oats 21aoSc
HAY-Altalfa ttl.50@120O per ton; timothy
81 oO0l66o; South Texas prairie hay s. 500
500 North Texas and Territory S9.5Odl0.Oo
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CROWLEY NEWS NOTES.
Wy council Has Passed New TeIe-
phone Ordinance.

Crowlsy La, September &.-The city
eoun'i' at special meeting held last night
PASSED general telephone ordinance per-
A',ulhg the constructing and operating OF
.s'opnone lines within the corporate limits.
a.; an ordinance was passed some time aro on
sr ave sans suoleo,, but being so rigid as TO
ilnn. Toe tax OF 81 per pole VAS eliminat .os
rem the last ordinances
over sly hundred dollars has been sub
caI ,sta oy Crowley ana forwarded 10 the
clothing por,on Of which Was forvarded
TO Lamaraue Tevas. vas
=, me spleudid weather il enabling the rice
,h.'r % mako rapid prosress ~ harvesting
u'sr er5ns. -Four OF crowlayis eight rice
Mills have started for the season. sA' nv
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APPLES--S9. 5Oa4. 90 per barrel.
S.16Q3oO
fNFALOuPES-GOd per basket.
C0COANuTS-Pe sack So b05i4OO
BASKET carrier
LEMONS-s4 5o1s5. 20 per box
ykANGES-Meyica 81 25IS4 so.
BEACHES Common 20d25c per peck; fancy
S1NfOc f-hasket crates. common 35d40c: 4
easFel crates, fancy 5Oa75c; California 81 l0R
i.s5 Fer crate.
PEARS-Le Coute, smooth and well colored
4oH1Oc per bushel; green unstable: Califor-
MIA t2 en ner box
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nRrGs Az cHEMIcALs-

Quiniue i7G isc per ounce, IN bottle: NOR
phlne 81 lha235 pCr ounce; cocaine 1925 per
ounce bOraX So per pound in 100 pound
packages. coppegas $40 In barrels. castor oil
81 Is per gallon ~ gallon packages; EPSON
lalts $40 per hundred in barrels; alcohol
500 per gallon sulphur S265 per hundred in
b3rrels alum 2lec per pound In barrels, salt
rvtre 7c per pound IN barrels; camphor zoe (.
wood alcohol 81 on gum opium i3.75; powdered
opium 81 cUrbolc acid 3SGi0c per pound
bottles; calcium carbide $500 per cwt,, deliv-
cred Toxas c0mulNu midway points.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. September S -Butter-Firm,
al lOb@1ls4 Eggs-F Firm, fresh 49,
New York, September &.-- Eggs-Receipts
li,lS5 packages quiet and steady; Western
regular packing at mark l2l4alS Western
loss OF 20
81 Louis, September a5.-- Eggs- Steady IA.
Kansas City, September 25- Eggs- Higher;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock a. cases TO
turnec.
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From a SUMMING SCHOOL.

~ NA'' @NitVA VI hHt iOSts
Evansville, Texas, September 10
Please accept our little mite OF Sc. raised
by our sund-- school last Sunday, Put
1t whore you think 1t will do the mos
good, May Gods holy spirit move upon
the hearts Of every Sunday school in
The State to contribute something for the
poor unfortur-te STORM stricken people.
We know not what day may bring on
ua all. Yours truly.
Bessie Townsen. Secretary.
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FAIRLY ACTIVE, nur WEAKER.
The bureau Report Fell Little
Flint

Now York. September 25,--There was n
fairly active but much weaker market for
cotton today. tho hrst call showing de-
cline OF sGla points. with selling general.
Prices by noon bad returned TO asout the
losing figures of tho previous day on cover
Tug In anticipation OF tha bureau report
which, when It appeared. fell little fiat
lilo market advanced a few points in re-
EpOnso TO It, but Immediately turned very
weak under renewed selling on the ground
that tho report had been previously dis
counted. There was a lack OF support Of
any kind and prices gave way rapidly. In
tho early afternoon tho market went on to
tht opening basis with speculation sluggish.
traders were afraid Of rdcutpts with tho New
Orleans estimates for tomorrow particularly
depressing. At the weakest intervals OF the
session prices showed loss of lsip3 points,
SO llug was checked however, by the large
discount at which the moro remote poAiuonS
are selling as compared with current prices.
The market closed barely steady NJ a net
10 Of II to q points.
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The wheat market started out weak In the
face Of frmness at Liverpool and unimproved
weather in the Northwest, October at 77jsc
TO 713zc The heayness was due TO pressure
by longs, who were after pronts. Northwest
receipts were lower and there was selling
Tor that account and for foreigners 40 welt
October early dropped 10 i11sc. a recovery
10 uAWiihgc TOOK ulace on incorrect world
YIsiblu nSufcs ana the report making the
increase only l,b44.OUO Dusueis LAGER inc
hgureS were corrected to make the iucreast
4.bd4.OOG bushels ana the hqudatlons again
commenced October turned weak ana sold
TO 16Nc at which the market closed Ac
Under yesterday A prediction OF clear
weather for the afflicted spring wheat section
was also an influence IN the slump. New
ork reported twenty one loads takou tor
export. seaboard clearances in wheat and
hour we're equal ~ $4,000 bushels. Primary
receipts aggregated l,l27,00U bushels MIN
heapois aud Duluth reported 49, cars. Local
receipts were 1855 cars.
There was a good cash demand for corn,
nnd as offerings were light the market held
nm, save for little easness here ia sym
pdlhy with wheat. The volume OF business
was light and without features. Receipts
were $40 cars.
Oats were fairly active and easier Re-
CENTS were 300 cars.
Provisions ruled steady with fair volume
oI buSinesa, The January option Is now
me most active January pork closed cents
al8het, lara cents up and ribs 2lA cents
improved.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 2GO
cara corn 40 cars; oats 2l5 cars; hogs 80, 900
head.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 Tho Postl
New Orleans, September 20, Tho New Or
leans live stock exchange reports:
Receints-Cnttle SO: calves and yearlings
leg; hogs n sheep 10. Sales attic 10,
calves and yearlugs los Loft-Cattlo 90S:
calves and yeerlings 4S4, hogs $50. sheep u
No change in conditions OF market yesterday
or today.
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Kansas CITY. September Wheat-Docem-
hard 7O071; No rcd 73iSGp7iik. Corn-De-
comber 325s MAY SS7s cash No mixed
SJHS7is; No, white 1874 Oats-No. white
a50&N. Receipts wheat 80 100, corn 81
500; oats 5000. Shipments Wheat l2l 500. corn
"a, 500, oats 5000
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rHEpERs AT rLAToNIA.

Flatonia, Texas, September 25.--Mcssrs
Moore and Bludworth, cattle dealers az this
place, have lust received from Altar, wher
they were purchased, 200 head Of cattle,
which are to be fed here, preparatory to
shipping to Northern markets.
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Financial cable.

New York, September 25 The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram says;
The markets here were idle aud generally
dull today. Americans opened over parity
and were fairly firm all day. The close ex
hibted small gains.
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HOUSTON wHoLnsALn PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots
of staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and thor
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
are those ruling in Houston Wholesale mar
kets.
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'!lillKI!'I|''l!.ll|ll

sixty days; posted rates iSsisd4A and 4.s7M
04.SS, commercial bills 4.s2a4.S2la silver GER
tifcates 62A663& bar silver 62ss Mexican
dollars 1914. Government bonds weak State
bonds inactive: railroad bonds Irregular.
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Nsw York, September 25-Money ON san
9 ,.aa at lAn2 per cent; prime mercantile
Lhep1 fAuoR per cent: sterling excharr.
a.~sS With actual business IN bankers, LIZ
NA'A Tor demand and ~ As2A 9k az .fas
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rheumatism. morr painful In this cli-
n tnan any other affiietiou, cured by
ppse,s.er.ption No. 1851, by Elmer & Amend.
" nchnidt. Houston. Texas. sole agent.
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kegs 500 h-bbls 81 no; pints. American
style. h0t1oc. quarts, American style. 81 20.
y gallon s. 00ml 70, lgallon, American
styie. So l5uS.25. 1-gallon, hexagon. S5.1b.
RICE Extra fancy head 655a6hc, choice
bMbEc fair 4%a4ifci fancy imported tis@
ROPE sisai. pass 7-i6 7Isc; Manila i1qac:
unlaired lath warn 7isc. Jared enc.
SALT--Liverpool coarse S6n0oc. hne s5c6
81 90. Louisiana. coarse S5c, fine 90c, bbls,
SIS.
SALT FISH Maokerei. No in io-lb kits
95eGsl 90; hall bbls. 7o-lb No $3.50; tubs
S. C0Q6. 80.
SALMoN--F Pillar Rock Columbia
River 81 70; Picnic Columbia River 81 40; Wen
root Columbia RIVER sl.25lDl .30 Helmet
Alaska 81 0QGli0.
SARDINES--Amertoan quarters 81 ,90d4 90:
mustard 81 1908. 49, imported Gillette grade,
quarters 81 20; fancy sprats quarters $3.50.
STARCH-standard goods Pearl In 40-lb
boxes. fsGfi4o; Royal Gloss bulk 4lsGil4e:
Nickel. 100 packages. per box S2.T5; corn
starch Size per TO- 90 and 40-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots Spe-
cal prices are given on carload orders
Standard Rrsnclntcd 6isc cubes and pow
dered exc; Louisiana yellow clarified fancy
ehc, choice 57sc Arbuckle's 2-lb and 5-lb
packages SIC
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IF THE BABY is curTI * ~
be sure and use ina. o. sootbl1
remedy. Mrs. winslor,,s .sothss 2!
for children teethins u.rs I'll ~.
sof,ens the gums, silas,s ~ -
wind collie and Is tas
6tArrhosA.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. September @.lSugsr-oulet.
ooen kettle fas; eentrlfu~ai ILow sasss
seconts sQ4 s-i6; molasses nominal; new cane
syrup. mono on hand.
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Houston Spot Quotations,
The local spot market closed quiet price.
1-16o down: sales none.
other spot Markets.

Galveston Spots closed Arm.
Low ordinary...s 3-i6 Middling 100 .Ioh
Ordinary. .,.,...s Ills Good middling. 10x
Good ordinary 80 3-l6 Middllng fair .i0&
Low middliug. % li-ls Sales ,.....S4
New Orleans--S Spots easy, prices 1-lGc down.
Low ordinary ~ u-i6 Middling .lOH
Ordinary 1913 5-16 Good middling lOM
Good ordinary 80 Middlng fair i0%
Low middiing. .s;s Sales ,,....,. ,4i56
New York-spots closed higher, prices un-
changed
Nov York--spnts quiet; prices &c higher.
Good ordinary..9 Ills Good middlns ii Lie
Log mIddling 10 sic Middling fair llh
MlddIirg ..a. .10A Sales 100
Liverpool-Snlali business; prices 3-l6d
down; Gales 1000. OF which 1000 were Alncrl-
can. ln'iorts $4,000. OF which 800 were Ameri-
can
Ordinary ...... s a-22 Middling 80 i5-it
Coed orcipary,..5 ai-a2 Good middhng7
Low njd1linE. .G& Middling fair. ~
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rolowing are the eiearings OF Hops,o,
oshks for the week thus far and for ~
NJ Ifsponaing time last year. together win
'ns increase or decrease. va
,..,a This year, Last year Inc
s,ouusE ......s, Sl,Sl4t93 si.I0i 64a 81 no AZ,
iuesaAy ','..,', s,so6 7ss iToa4i5 sss7f
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M leadins futnres ranged AS follow!

Flour-Wcak.
Wheat-No. 7767Sib; No. red 77T7a
Cofn-No. nhGuls, No. yellow AZ
muM
oats No 3 2G9; No. vhite 2r4a25b
Rye No. 52ib.
Berley-Gocd flooding Sela; fair to choice
mhltiug hod5a
Flax seed-No. 164; No. Northwestern
1.Ga.
Timothy seed--Prlmo t9Oai 70
Mesa pork--Per barrel 70 00012 05
Lprd--Per 100 pounds 70Sd7 or
Short ribs sides--Lo go soar Sc
Dry salt shoulders Boxed 6 o5aG 37h.
Shor" clear sldos-Boxed 3 ;5dS.20.
short clear sdes--Boxed sl56s 20.
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asked; pa Value' seieri noHhhHl'
Following Is the range Of prices OF tns
leading futures in New York and New Or
leans:
open. High. Low. Close.
In New Orleans
October ......... 80 s.77 s,Ss s.ss-s7
January ........ 9l7-l9 1856 9.35 9.Sb-36
In New York
January ....... 9.6S-s9 90 use 9.57-bs
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Clear Weather and Heavy Increase 10
Worlds Visible
MADE WEAKNESS IN The WHEAT MARKET
Corn Closed I-s Higher and Oats Ia
Lowcr--ProvisIoDs Closed High
err for January Options.

Chicago. September 26.--Prospects OF clear
weather in the Northwest and a heavy in
crease in the worlds visible gave weak
wheat market today. October closing lie
lower. Corn closed hc higher and oats hc
lower. Provisions closed 21fa5e higher Tor
January options.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

Following are tho receipts OF cotton by the
'artous railroads entering the city;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26
houston Daily Stationery.



Cross receipts thus far this week. ...... .2l7g
Gross receipts "A days this year ....... .lbS SIS
Gross receipts "a days in 16a919Oo. go. .2lT.S2t
Gress receipts "a days in 1897 -0S 26e $50
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-12
PERSONAL.

l. Refowich attended to business In
New York city this week.
Max Kerner, clerk In the One-Price
Clothing House, is enjoying trip which
includes Philadelphia and Scranton.
Superintendent Edgar Kudlch has
returned to his home in Drifton after a
tour of Canada.
Miss Mary Gallagher, of South Heber-
ton, is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. G. Berner is visiting relatives
in Schuylkill county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Carey, OF
Trenton, N. j., are calling upon rela-
tives in this region.
Misses Emily and Hilda Bschoff, of
Upper Lehigh, have entered a seminary
at Haddonfeld, N. j.
Miss Rose Burke is circulating among
Carbon county friends,
Attorney L. j. Moore, OF Warrior
Run, called upon Freeland friends Mon
day evening.
Miss Hanah Mclaughlin has entered
Bloomsbury normal school.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-09-12
Get Your Gun Ready,

We publish below the time to shoot
game according to the game laws of
Pennsylvania so that all lovers of the
sport may be posted
Black, gray or fox squirrel, October
II to December Is, inclusive, unlimited;
elk, wild deer or fawn, during month of
November only, two in any one season;
English, Mongoian or Chinese pheasant,
October 10 to December Is, inclusive,
out not until that period in the year,
1902, unlimited; grouse (muflleD COM
monty called pheasant, and pinnated,
commonly called parrie chicken), Octo-
Der Is to December Is, inclusive, ten
ruilled grouse in any one day; hare or
rabbit, November l to December Is,
inclusive, unlimited; quail or Virginia
partridge, October Ia to December Is,
inclusive, fifteen in one day; rail birds
and reed birds, during the months of
September, October and November
unlimited; upland or grass plover, July
Is to January /, unlimited; webfooted
wild pigeon, except while on or within
one mile of nesting grounds, unlimited; !;
wild turkey, October Ia to December Is.
INCLUSIVE, two in one day; woodcock,
October 10 to December 10, and during
month Of July, ten in one day.