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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-08
SHERIFF FULSOM A SUICIDE.
HE WAS ONE or THE CHARACTERS
OF THE TERRITORY.
For Years an Outlaw, lie Patched
up n Truce with the Government
and became nm Ofnccr

Denison. Texas. March 7.-Tandy Full
som, sheriff Of Blue county, Choctaw Ma
ton, suicided this morning at his home
near Durant. Fulsom placed Winchester
to his breast and sent bullet through
his heart. The deceased was one of the
most noted characters who has ever lived
In the Territory, He has killed a num-
Der OF men aud was an all round bad man.
He was for 4 number OF years fugitive
from justice and the officers gave him
wide berth. A truce WAS patched up
between him and the United States au-
thorhies and Fulsom came In and sur
rendered and the numerous cases against
him were dismissed from the docket. He
was Immediately appointed q member OF
he Indian police and deputy Urited States
{ harshal. Since then he has done more
} |, rid the Territory OF lawless characters
} IAN any other officer who has ever
red. He was the finest specimen OF
iysical manhood that was ever seen in
3 Territory; his height was six feet
tee inches and6 he had me strength
Dan OK and was as brave as q Ion. He
W a very handsome Chootaw. TIE his
, td of the southern norton Of the Indian
Tgito-y will contain much OF the OK
, pits OF Tandy Fulsom. H. Will tell a
quit and curious story o.. an outlaw
trsiformed to a peace officer through a
trey of peace between one man and a
gre government.
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rhlrn Court az ArrenIr.

Austin, Texas, March THE following
proceedings were had today in the court
OF civil appeals, Third district;
Affirmed: j. II. Tennant VS.. L. s..
Fawcett, from Harris; Louis Heller, eAe
ecutnr. VS.. Helena Weishuhn, guardian,
from Fayette; San Antonio and Aransas
Pass Railway Company VS.. c. w. Holden,
from McLennan; l.. r. Lindenhorn VS..
j. S. Wygal, from Washington; Walter
Van Ormer ct al VS.. Joe Fillps. from TIar-
ris; n. a. Hall ct al VS.. Hargadlne- Nc
Kihrick Dry Goods Company CT al FROM
NacoCGoches.
Reversed and remanded Beaumont
Pasture Company ct al VS.. l. D. Polk,
from Jefferson; William Baugh. admins
traitor. VS.. j NJ Geiselman, from Harrls.
Questions certified John Farmtr. coua-
ty treasurer, VS.. w. y. Shaw, from Har-
ris
Rehearlng refused j. r. standefer VS.
T X Wilson, from Tom Green: Texana
Ford VS.. T. S. Ford, from McLsanan: SUI
san G. King VS.. ~ X. Sasssma,, from
McLennan; W. VI. Garrison, guardian.
W. Estate OF ] F. Ferguson, from Bell.
August Lang VS. w D. Fritze, from
Llano.
oyerruled: san Antoaio and Aransas
Pass Railway Company vs. G. ". Holden.
from McLelnan, motion TO consider a Ger
tain assignment of error and bill OF OK
ceptions.
Submitted for rehearing: G, p Hunt
ington vs. B. hatfield. from Angelina:
Home Forum Benefit Order vs. Cornelius
w Varnado, from Falls; Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway Company VS. Ru-
dolph Schawe from Washington; Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas vs.. j. NJ Cox. from Williamson.
Submitted. motions; Joseph Brack VS.,
Frank Heierman. from Travis, 70 dismiss
appeal and to strike out briefs; Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas VS.. Twyman & Westmorellnd. and
same VS.. e. +. DAWSON ct al, from Falls,
to affirm on certificate; Home Forum Ben
eft Order VS., Cornelius w. varnado. from
Falls. to find additional conclusions OF Law
and facts; NJ. Brown vs. G. W. Griffin.
from Bell, TO dismiss appeal.
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GENERAL MILES VIEWS.
He Writes Of Puerto Rico To the
- New NOrkCrS.

New York. March THE Cuban American
league in this city the organization CT Gu
bans and Americans that desire the annexa-
ton Of Cuba to the United States. has re-
ceived under date of Washington. March G.
1900. letter from Major General Nelson A.
Miles. L. s. A. from which it ouUtes:
Puerto Rico seems to be the storm center
or. IN other words. the place whsre the great
problem-What shall we do with the Islands
on which our iag has been raised where H.
WV,Wo OF iuhabitants are now looking TO the
government OF the great republic for justice
ana protecton?--is 10 be solved. II seems TO
me that the soul OF our institutions is the
equality of man in the enjoyment of liberty
and the pursuit Of hardness The pursuit of
happiness. OF course implies equality in the
rights OF property. the accumulation OF prop
Rrty aud the disnosltion Of the game It
seems to me that there could be no doubt as
10 the universal desire of our people-75. 0DU.-
Voo--~ho have enjoyed such liosrty and elual-
ity. TO accord the saIne BLESSINGS and immuni-
ties 10 others. who. as Washington said. are
Tor have beenl strangers 10 liberty aud who
are now by force of circumstances dwelling
on domains controlled by the United States
or over which the flag of our government
waves either temporarily or permanently"
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TROOPS ORDERED HOME.
But the. lnsurrection Is Not at m
End.

New York, March IA Herald special
from Washington says: BY direction Of
Acting Secretary of War Meiklejohn, in
structions have been sent to Major General
Otis to return TO the United States some
time in May one battalion each of the
Fourteenth. Eighteenth and Twenty-third
infantry The withdrawal of these troops
was recommended By Major General Miles
several months ago.
notwithstanding the action of the de-
partment In ordering home these battal-
ions, officers who have served in the Phil
ippines and who have just returned say
that this must not be taken to mean that
the insurrecton has been suppressed. The
Fllipinos are operating in small forces
which scatter upon the approach of Amer
lean troops, but which re-assemble and
attack whenever good opportunity pre-
sents itself.
well known officer in Luzon. writing
to friend in this city. gives it as his
opinion that the insurrection will not b.
entirely suppressed in less than ten years.
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DECISIONS BY HIGHER COURTS
COURT or CRIMINAL APPEALS Az
FIRuEp SEVERAL CASES.
Again Passed ON and Sustained tue
validity OF the Corporation
court Law.

Dallas. Texas, March The State
court of criminal appeals strengthened
the validity Of the new corporation court
law Ia aLother decision today, UNFOLDING
the new statute. Tho case was the APP
peal OF Hazel Hart. from Grayscn ceun
~. Judge BROOKS holds that the ieg.s.a-
ture was clothed with authority 10 create
corIe rstiois courts. both before and afier
the constitutional amendment OF 1881,
and quotes section |, article B, OF the con-
stituion from which to draw his con-
clusion. He also holds that corporation
courts have concurrent jurisdiction with
Justice courts. The opinion Is lengthy. but
does not diner materially from the opin-
ion OF Judge Henderson in the case OF
Williamson county. two weeks. which first
sustained the Law.
The following orders were made today:
Relator reranded; Elk Parte John
Foster.
Appeal dismissed: b. f. Wade. from
Nolan county.
Affirmed W. G. Dickey. from Ellis
county; Toy Patterson, from Taylor coun-
ty; Hazel Hart from Grayson coiinty,
Isom Hays, from McLennsn county; j..
T. Grogan from Erath county: q. K,
Brown, from Lampasas county; Charley
Farris from Leon county; James H.
Ford from Galveston count.
Reversed and remanded: j. y. Melton,
from Wichita county; Peter Smith. RON
Falls county; Everett Scott, from Parker
county.
Motion for rehear1ng overruled; Fred
Vincent, from Parker county; II. y.
Wynne. from Anderson county John Nc
Namara. from BeSar county.
Submitted motion TO dismiss APP
peal: Charles McMurray, from Lavaca
county On briefs for State: Dan Whit
low, from Limestone county; A. w. Max
we'll. from Clay county; VIII Howard
/ DEATH from Gregg county; W. l.. FOs-
ter. from Coke county. On briefs for
both parties S. W. Cowan, from Coke
county: Frank and Tyne smith from
Limestone county; Tom Mitchell, from
Erath county; Sol Jacobs and Gibson
/ Nicely. from Harris county. Alonzo Lamb,
! from Delta county; George W. Stevens,
| from Bexar county; Major Powell 1.-TWO
cases. from Jackson county; John Ham
! ilton from jackson county. on oral argu-
ments and briefs for both parties: Henry
Griffey, from Jones county; Henry
Griffey, from Sheckelford County; Chas.
Lynch, from Mc1ennat, county; George
! McKni sht from Upshur county; will
Swanncr, from Camp county; Jim Manis.
from Jackson county, on motion for te-
! hearing: Robert Keith, from Hood coun-
ty; Will Pangburn. from Parker county;
l.. d. Maddox. from Erath county Mrs.
E 7, Daley 1.-TWO cases), from Mitchell
county: Joseph Gass. from Harris county :;
Clyde Willis and VIII Gentry. from Floyd
county; o. D. Cannon. from Williamson
corEty.
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Galveston. Texas. March Following
are the proceedings in the First court
of civil appeals;
Motions FOR rehearfug submitted S.
r. Smith ct al VS.. u. c. Eastman ct al
from walker; John Coverdell ct al VS., S.
K. Seymour. from Colorado; James Col
Inns ct al VS.. Colorado Ferguson ct al, from
Harris. N.
Motions to postpone submission: Will
lam stapleton VS.. s. a. Rives ct al from
Waller. aN4
To strike out appellants briefs Texas
Midland Railway Company VS. Southwest
ern Telegraph and Telephone Company,
from Delta.
To dismiss William stapleton VS., S.
A, Rives ct al, from Waller.
To fle transcript. Lee Simonton VS..
A. NJ. Perry ct al from Harris Frank
Colin VS.. ". Groii Ell al, from Harris.
Motion TO file transcript granted. w.
A. Newton ct ai.vs. State Of Texas, from
Cherokee. 60
Motion TO affirm on certificate submit
ted w. II. Griffin ct al VS.. J. B War
nick, from Pamela,
In the case of A J. Spradley ct al ap-
pellatt VS.. The state of Texas, appelle.
from Nacogdoches, the court of appeals
rendered a decision reversing the jddg-
meat Of the lower court on the cross-ap
peal and the judgment will be here rel
iefed in favor of the State for the sum
OF $S2o.61
This case gre% out of the releasing by
the sheriff OF prisoners VINO owed Tine
amounting to the sum of SS22bl, which
had not been paid. Some were released
by order OF the county judge and others
on the sheriffs own responsibility. 1t was
held by the court that the county judge
had no authority to order their RELEASE
and that the sheriff was therefore held
, responsible.
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NOTES ANp PERSONALS.

A. j. BlrchAeld Of the Alvin Sun is in
the city today.
william Jennings and wife lett THIS
morning for Chicago
Major A. j. Walker returned THE morn
ing from New Orleans.
c. W. winklemann prominent mer-
chant OF Brenhan Is in the city
Espy Williams OF New Orleans, author
Of the Dukes Jester which is the
NAV that will be presented by Frederick
Warde tonight, is in the city.
Ii was stated his morning tnat General
T. 3. Gordon will be here on March 20,
and win deliver lecture under the aus
pices OF the United Confederate Veterans
Last night ct o'clock Mr.. John T.
FLYNN and Miss Berthe Butler we're united
in the holy bonds OF matrimony by Rev.
Robert Lane, pastor Of the Third Bap'ist
church
Mr. William Geldmacher- aged 81 years,
died last night III st, Marys lnhrmary
af 10 o'clock His funeral occurred this
Afternoon. The decesNd was a native OF
Germany.
There was filed by r. Benemelis Co.
in the civil district court this morning a
suit against the Western Union Telegraph
company for $4,000 damages, which they
aIlege was done them by failure 70 des
liver a message sent November g. 1893.
by %. Duran. Benemelis' partner In
Havana 10 Benemelis. who was then in
Mobile. Ala.
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DEATHS IN NEW YORK.
Grip and Pneumonia Are the Prem
lent Causes

New York, March IA register CT vi
statistics Of the health department. SIS
that there has been a large increase
tire number Of deaths from grip AID pne
mor.a in the las. week. as compared wi
the same wesk in 1899. During this pericI
the deaths rom both causes in the tw
years We're as follows: Grip. Borough @
Manhattan 1899. eleven; 1900 twenty n. NJ
The five boroughs. 1892 fifteen; 1900. if
ty-two Pneumonia, Manhat an 1899. i41
1909 2Sf. The Ave boroughs, 1899, 2s6
1900, 42o
Or. s. ]. Byre. assistant register o
records. said that In Brooklyn for tn
week ending Saturday, March 3, Their
were 14l deaths from pneumonia and eev
enteen deaths directly attributable to in
fiuenza.
There were SOL DEATHS altogether. con
tinued the doctor. which is rather high
The death rate was not so high for Jan
uary, but February was very bad Tn,
total number OF deaths in February las
year was 1T51 and In February this yea
20o9 There was no decided increase il
the death rate in Brooklyn IN to Febru
airy l aud thsn it shot up. This increas,
in February Is due to the prevailing
weather conditions.
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Meat BILL WILL PASS.
,tan Government VIII Yield 1,
the Agra rians.

,lan Government VIII Yield 10
the Agrarians.
Yin, March SIN parliamentary cir
yesterday wild rumors were circulated
I the coming dissolution of the reich
sEugene Richter, the radical Ger
eader, in the Friessinnige Zeltung
II " certain that the government is
70 yield to the agrarians and 1t is
pie that the government representa-
Sars apparently opposed to the COM
y report as sxorbitant. The agara-
however, claim TO know that Count
Nddel, chief Of the imperial house
kth9 convinced the emperor that it
9<s8ayy 10 yield regarding the pri-
M terms of the meat bill in order
Az their votes for the naval bill the
ID that the parliamentary leaders
e}yeS are in the dark. Prince Won
4khe, the imperial chancellor, yes
N 4 heard prepared statements by
h yon Posadowsky- W elmer. the I'M
4 4scretary of state for the interior
Hi Brefeldt, the Pruss.sn minister
1puefce, pro and con TO the meat in
t{op question,
Q13s ,yery part OF the empire protests
4kgiing against the present extreme
!3zaf the meat bill. Among the pro-
IN re the chambers of commerce al,
7 81 i?enigsburg. Stettln, Munich and
UHe{1sh textilists.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Ra<ruptcy order. ut Fort worth.

Hnkruptcy Orders ut Fort Worth.
Foi Worth, Texas. March 6.-Judge E.
r. Mix today made the following orders
In baSruptcy cases: George w. Du
Bose, ,ittle River, Bell county, dis
charge James Monroe, Crawford, Cole
man clnty, referred back to referee;
Jack J,nscn ct al, Fort Worth, dis
charge ranted; T. F. Alexander, Chilli
Gothic, dcharge granted John r. Batsell
Brown aruty, discharge granted; j. B.
Gearing, Fort Worth, discharge granted;
j. w. Dlgen, Duffau. discharge granted.
j. NJ. NJ Myres, Hardeman county. dis
charge glnted John 7. Montgomery,
Fort WoIh, discharge granted; H. {.
Justin, Venom, discharge granted; james
Mellown. ort Worth, discharge granted;
Joseph II Wombell and John h. Will
Jams, unde the firm name of OF Womb
well & Villains, Itasca. Hill county, dis
charge grated; Calomon Gluck, Temple,
discharge ganted; All Herbelian. Waco,
discharge gSnted; Walter d. Baker and
James Wiley Merchant. McLennan coun-
~, under tn firm name of Merchant &
Baker, dischage granted; II. w. Trippett
OF Waxahach,. discharge granted; c. H
Huffman, Daas. discharge granted; H.
F. Cameron. DALLAS county. discharge
granted JohnF. Giles, Dallas. discharge
granted; J /. Sockwell and j. Il. Row
land, Dallas. uuer the firm name OF Sock
well K Rowland discharge granted S. F.
Wording, Gaiaeyllle, discharge granted;
B. II. Joiner, Dnton. discharge granted:
Simon +. Muphy. Dallas, discharge
granted; E. l.. array, Wsxahachie, dis
charge granted, /. W. Cotter, Alvarado.
discharge granite; John NJ. Mckenzie,
San Angelo. disc,arge granted; Richard
Eckles, Temple, discharge granted; S.
w. Lovclady. Cle,urne. discharge grant
ed; e. g. Hall, Allene. discharge grant
ed; Sanford w Gamblers ard Joseph 7.
Chambers, under be firm name OF Cham
hers Bros, Waco, referred hack 10 the
referee; r. j. Red, Abilene discharge
granted; e. A. Ncman, Jr.. Bristol dis
charge granted; J s. Campbell, Reno,
referred back to referee; Jake Cohen
Dallas; C. C. Naming, Abilene, referred
back 70 referpp -
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THr OWENS CASE.

The case OF John Owens vs.. the Inter
national and Great Northern Railway
Company, which was withdrawn from the
Jury in the United States court yesterday
was one OF considerable interest. 1t
grew out OF the refusal OF the railway
company to deliver ten cars Of corn at
the Galveston Eleva or company. 1t hay-
ing previously contracted to deliver 70
the Galveston Wharf company for ex-
port. The through rate-this corn coming
from Kansas City--is said 10 have been
charged by the company and the rate
for export applied, which was cents per
100 pounds lower than the rate for local
consumption. the company making this
rate TO compete with other seaport lines.
owens is suing for damages.
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I. kokernot vs.. j. D. Houston, executor.
from Gonzales.
Cases affirmed: R. r. Scott et al vs..
Texas and Pacific Railway Company. from
harrison; International and Great
Northern Railway Company vs. Herman
paiemelgh. from Bexar, =. W. Young vs..
Fclis CARO- ct al. from Pscos.
Case reformed and affirmed: City Of
san Antonio VS.. John p. Campbell ct al,
from Bexar.
Motions granted City OF San Antonio
VS.. John A. Walker, from Bexar. for
leave 10 ME transcript; International and
Great Northern Railway Company VS.. John
branch, from Comsl to postpona sub
mission' a. G. Ramierz ct al VS.. Francis
Smith, from Bexar. for rehear.ug. tJudg-
ment In this case was then modified and
aifrmed.)
Motions overruled. George G. Altselt
VS.. City San Antonio. for rehsarins,
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rN1Tsp STATES COURT.

Matthew Falvey. by next friend, VS.. X.
B. Baer. receiver OF the Galveston City
Railroad company, defendant; nrst
amended original answer filed.
st. Louis Brewing Company VS.. George
Hays ct all; motion for new trial by
plaintiff overruled,
Georgia Falvey VS.. r. b. Daer. receiver
OF the Galveston City Railroad Company;
continued by defendants.
Hilma Frutterhecker by next friend.
VS.. X. d. Baer, receiver OF the Galveston
City Railroad; continued on affidavit of
defendants.
Alfred Perkins vs.. Galveston City Rail-
road Company ct al: continued generally.
"A. Il. Tinney VS.. r. b Bear, receiver OF
the Galveston City Railroad Company;
compromised dismissed al defendants
costs
Bertha Blume, by next friend. VS., r.. Is,
Baer, receiver Of the Galveston City Rail-
road Company; continued generally.
Michael Il. Fitzgerald. by next friend,
VS.. Citizens Electric Light and Power
Company and Blake Dupree. receiver;
continued generally.
Henry Lawrence VS., same; settled and
dismissed at defendants costs.
Frank Halwegler vs.. r. d. Baer, re-
ceiver OF the Galveston City Railroad
Company; continued generally
Bethlehem Iron Workd VS.. Galveston
Sewer Company, garnishee OF Isaac Hef-
from; dismissed at Heffron's costs.
/ Levy & Cohen Mule Company VS.. II.
Kaufman; reset for March o.
4 W j. b. Moore. administrator Of estate
az BENJAMIN Ferris, deceased, VS. John
W McCrery and II. y. knight; ordered
transferred to equity docket.
/ James u. Pillow W.. r. n. Baer, receiver
of the Galveston City Railroad Company
ct al; continued generally.
Y Gussie simopton by next friend, VS.
Citizens Electric Light and Power Com
pany and Blake Dupree. receiver; con-
tinued by agreement
{ Matte whitley vs.. r. B. Baer, re-
ceiyer of the Galveston CITY Railroad
COMPANY: contlnue' Nv ngr"'men'.
! James MtDtnald Va. Britt h seam hip
l.lngAeld: continued genel ally.
Same VS. British steamship Eric; same
order.
william Scrimgeour vs. STEAMSHIP
Flandria: same order
Direct Navigation Company vs. steam
chin Langham; same order
W. Fort VS.. William J. Lemp Brew
Ing COMPANY; leave granted defendant "a
file amendment to original answer. On
trial
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Two Suits for Damages Against the
c.. II. and n. COMPANY.

Galveston, Texas, March Arthur
Mack, ~ years of age. suing by his
mother and next friend sets forth in
prayer for damages that he was en-
gagged unloading car of cement at pier
p on February %. when an engine OF the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson COM
whore stood the car OF cement. The col
lision caused plaintiff to be caught be-
tween tho car he was unloading and tho
barrel of cement he was handling and
he suffered a broken leg which he claims
has crippled him permanently. He wants
$4,000
Oscar WINFIELD plaintiff In the second
suit, was also engaged In unloading CO.
ment from the car. He claims to have
sustained injuries to his knee. ankle and
back which have crippled him perma-
nently. He also wants $4,000.
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SICKNESS AT MAFElNG
|pID MALARIA AND DfsEN-
FRY ARE NOW RAGING.
fbtIdren's Graveyard Grows
Sger Day by Day natives
&e in the Worst Right

hing. February 19.-What may be
malaria has broken out in the
) lager and dysenta-y due to the
Of vegetables is rife among the
\. We are thrown upon our owa
rs. Such luxuries as We had are
Ia or have been Communicated for
.pitals. which are filled TO ever
The children's graveyard grows
lay by day. We look with hope
for relief. The cheerfulness
Vas Characteristic a few days ago
'ost deserted US. The natives are
4 small handful of meat daily.
traving the danger wander about
q with gauut and hungry faces in
n work, which entities them to an
Ation of meat. II they md work
generally too weak TO perform il.
their advanced posts the 30 rs
K streets and the market squa. :.
possible TO dodge their bullets. We
ken remarkable pre- aut.on, how
nd the casualties, though heavy.
what they might have been had
b men been at tn head of aifa rs.
the headquarters mess tares
Like saints under the altlr We
bw lang, o Lord, how long!'
hundred and ninety-two persons
ben killed, wounded or died of
The garrison is so small that 1t
De criminal to make is weakness,
but there is never so much as a
II any one suggested the pos
|of surrender it is because we do
IN to get beaten and we are cheer
nduring the hardships of today
than TO make surrender In any
possible tomorrow.
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st. Loui. Grain and provision..

ST. Louis. March 7.--wheat--No. 2 rcd cash
and March 69A May esk July 6S1s No. :
as 49, May SgS' ssisass% July 5pa a o sf
cash and March "a; May -2ikd2th No 2
white 26a26A. Pork--Quitt; jobbng 1850 old,
ll.2S new. Lard--Nomnal, prime steam 500.
choice b@ Flour-unchnneed Timothy -
Quiet ordinary ?OOd2 30: prime worth more.
Corumesl Steady 1S0Ml So Bran Firm
sacked east track 66Is Hay-stronget. limo.
thy 10 50dli.25; prairie SO0d900 Whisky
Steady at l.2i Cotton Ties Igl, Bagg!ug GIsGf
7M Hemp Irvine o. Dry salt ments--RoXod
dull; extra shorts 600; clear ribs 6.l2is clear
sides 625. Bacon-Boxed dull; extra shorts
ESQ clear iibs 6.62A clear sides G15 Re
ceipts Flour 1000; wheat 1900; corn 97.oQJ,
oats $4,000. Shipments; Flour 10000, whea,
900; corn 10000; oats $4,000.