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North Park union., 1900-07-27

Even the young women Of Kansas
have taken to the fields because the
wheat harvest is SO great and the
harvesters go few. Aud as in the
days of Ruth, Cupid will no doubt go
cleaning also among the golden
sheaves.-Rocky Mountain News. e.
Senator Aldrich Of Rhode Island,
and Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts,,
fit gayly through New York, and
while on their way airily give out
that New York will give 100000
plurality for Mckinley. A lot they
know about it! Have they followed
the loss of . dozen congressional DIS
tricts in the lower part Of New York
in the last two years? Have they
seen our assembly and senate dis
tr,cts Hopping to the democratic
party one after the other2 Did they
observe the desperately close fight OF
Theodore Roosevelt to carry this
state when he had a considerable
Democratic and independent support?
New York Press, rep.
Gov. Rooseyelts speech to the re-
publican clubs at St. Paul this week
Is characteristic performance and
hardly worth comment. Deserving
Of word, however, is his statement
likening the Filipinos to the Chinese
boxers in the savage fury Of the latter,
and declaring that Manila would have
seen such an orgie of blood and loot
as Pekin, had we tolerated the native
government. Mr.. Rooseyelt cannot
cite single fact calculated to sus-
tain this dark imputation upon the
Filipino people, and it is as mean
and unworthy of man in his posi-
ton as it can possibly be for him to
90 about making such assertions.
Aguinaldo's government was for
months in control over all the towns
and cities of Luzon and adjacant
islands, outside of Manila, including
The considerable city af 1loilo, with a
large foreign element, and Roosevelt
cannot name one of these places that
was looted or one where life and
property were not respected The
New York governor, on this particular
subject, is rapidly gaining the reputa-
ton of an irresponsible ranter.-
Springfield Republican.
North Park union., 1900-07-27
Think it Wreck
of Andree Balloon.

A special from Fort William, Ont,
dated July 10, to the Chicago Times
Herald says:
Indians hunting on the East coast
of Hudson bay, have brought word
to the Hudson Bay company's post
on the West coast of James bay that
they found last spring a vast guam
tity Of wreckage, the bodies Of two
mon, and man in the last stages of
the death struggle. The Indians re-
ported that they could not under
stand the language he spoke, but
that it was not English. He died
while they were there and they re-
turned to the trading post without
bringing any evidence of the strange
occurrence. {
1t is believed by the officials of the
Hudson Bay company that the In
dlans witnessed the ending OF Andree' 8
attempt to reach the North Pole by
balloon. They had never seen a
balloon, but from their description Of
the other wreckage the officials are
firmly convinced that it was the rem
nants Of Andree's airship. A party
guided by the same Indians has been
sent out to bring evidence to estab-
lish the identity of the party.
Early last fall people near Moose
Factory asserted they saw large
balloon passing over to the north
ward, and this tends to confirm the
story of the Indian hunters.
North Park union., 1900-07-27
Walden, County Friday July ~. 1900

the maintenance Of the great princi,
Piles upon which it was founded. II
is its responsibility for tho great les
son it is to administer to mankind
that true democracy means, not only
the assertion of ono's own rights, but
also a just respect for the rights OF
others, and that this democracy Of
ours is able to resist the temptation
which might seduce it from its fldel,
ity to that high obligation. 1t is its
responsibility for the fulflment OF
the great promise expressed by
Abraham Lincoln on the battlefield
Of Gettysburg that government of
the people, by the people, for the
people, shall not perish from the
earth,
North Park union., 1900-07-27

Notice the special prices offered by
the Laramie Grocery Company in
thia paper.
North Park union., 1900-07-27
For Sale!

My two lots in Walden, including
the old Union Office and city we'll;
also a small barn. Will sell i'm
provemcnts separately or all together
Call for prices and particulars at the
UNION office. Miss SOPHIA ERICKSON
North Park union., 1900-07-27
Hdnd Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, at Denver. Colorado,
lima ~ ION

Land Office, at Denver. Colorado,
juno %, 1900
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will bo made beforcJ Mack Mills,
Clerk OF the County Court Of Larimor County
Colorado, at Fort Collins, on August o, 1900, viz
Alexander Stuart-H. f, No. IL ods for the Wy
Swl4 Section ., E,i Swh Section 0, Township
No. 10 NJ in Rango No. 10 ".
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
Victor G. II. Stuart, of aloncyrc, Colorado,
F. w. Sherwood, /"
G. G. Campton,
August Broig,
c. D. PoRD, Register.
JUNE 70 AUGUST 8
North Park union., 1900-07-27
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
United Statos Land Office, at

United Statos Land Office, at
Denver, Colorado. July 10, 1900.
Notice Ia hereby given that in pursuance Of
instructions from the Commissioner OF tho Cen
oral Land Otiioe, under authority vested in him
by section 2,l55 U. 8. Rev. Stat, ms amended by
the Act Of Congress approved February %, 1895
we will proceed to offer at public salo on tho q
day Of August 1900, at II o'clock a. M, ne1t, at
this oiiico tho following tract of land, to-wit:-
SWN NWk OF section IS, Up N, 10 W., Of
9th P. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
above described lands arc advised to nlo their
claims in this office or before tho dny above
designated for tho commencement OF said salo,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
c. D. FORD, Registor.
B. X. kIMBEALY, Receiver.
JuLYls AUGUST II
North Park union., 1900-07-27

= is now believed as almost certain
hat the foreigners in Pekin are
..fe. China has mads, overtures
= our government to &edi.te with
the Powers with a view of stopping
the war and preserving the integ-
North Park union., 1900-07-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land oilico at Denver, Colorado,

Land oilico at Denver, Colorado
July II, 1900
Notice is horeby givon that tho following
namcd settler has filed notice of his intontion to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will bo made bofore Harvey F.
Sturdovnnt, United States Commissioner, Dis
trict of Colorado, at Walden, Colorado, on Au-
gust 81, 1900, viz: Fl. A. No. 19,66s Of Charles a.
Cornelius OF Rand, Colorado. for the NEk or
Lots and 2 and Sls NEk section 3, NJ, r
7SW
Ho names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: s..g.
William l.. Howard, OF Rand, Colorado
Joseph Z. Wyckof,
William j. Shoarer, "
William l.. Riddle, Walden,
c. d, FoRD, Resister.
JULY 20 AUGUST "a
North Park union., 1900-07-27
TO Ditch Owners.

To all persons interested IN the
adjudication of priorities in Water
District Nos. As and Al, situated in
North Park, Colo. b .es.ss =,
Please call at the office Of G. ID.
Mosman, in Walden Colorado, on or
before the 18th day of August 1900,
if you desire to have your. priorities
and appropriations ad1udicated,
and deposit with him $40 for each
ditch and sign contract in his posses
ion. COMMITTEE.
Aug Is
North Park union., 1900-07-27

JUNE 70
North Park union., 1900-07-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Desert LAM. Final Prsoi.
United States Land omce,

United States Land Officc,
Denver, Colorado, July II, 1900.
Notice Ia hereby given that Victor @. n. Stu.
art, of Gleneyrc, Colorado, has filed notice of
intention to mako proof on his dcsort>land claim
No. loe, for tho SwA NwA and Lot Aof section
s and SEA MEN and Lot of section 8, 7 10 N,
IS W, before Harvey F. Sturdevant u. 8.
Commissioner, at Walden, Colorado, on Friday,
the slst day OF August, 1900.
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
tho complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land:
John Dasle, Of Gieneyre, Colorado.
Ellso Dasle,
Tamerlane Forrester, 9
George Dagle.
c. D. Fosp, Register
July 80 Aueusz q
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JULY IL
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CHARITY.

Ono save a golden coin that he could spare
without foregoing luIurios, and then
He waited, with proud, e1pcctant air
h To hear the welcome praise Of other mon.
Another gave mite-a triilc-ho
BY stealth had taken from his moager store,
And passed upon his way resrstfully
Because he couldn't give little moro.-Ex.
North Park union., 1900-07-27
North Park Circuit.

Walden, Sunday, July 30: Sunday
School 2 o'clock p. IN. Sermon by
Pastor 500 o'clock p. M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
COTTON WAS SLUGGISH.
Very Little Business Done in Any Of the
Markets.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS DECLINED
July and August Mrnipu1ations De-
tiers outside Observation-Disclosures
Destroying south Texas Crops.
office OF The Post,


Houston. wednesday. July %.
The cotton markets we're dull and sluggish
today. In fact. speculation was smaller than
Cor months past. Every one realizes tbat
July and August contracts are manipulated
and only few are daring enough TO specu-
late In those months. In the new CROP de-
liveries there is also some hesitancy and
It is partly because OF ths peculiar position
OF July and August, which are manipulated
IN New Orleans.
Another feature is the Chinese situation.
and 1t is serious one because the Oriental
trade is considerable, and It's stoppage by
war cuts on many millions of dollars
Indications point to protracted struggle
In China and all governments will require
transports TO move troops and war material
This will naturally make ocean tonnage
scarce and high Somebody must pay the
freight. either the spinner or the producer.
aud II the latter. then the price Of cotton
may be lowered. But II freights are high
the producer has in his favor the scarcity
OF cotton.
II NAV be little early 20 Droguostlcate
as to the next bureau report. but the i'm
preston is that II will be decidedly unfayora-
bic. The July report was the worst n
tHefty-seven years and the August report
can hardly be much better. Seasons have
b4an good. but worms are at work. and re-
pors from the great cotton producing coun-
ties in Texas are 10 the effect that Insects
wecvn ard sharpshooters-are literally de-
vourinE tho plant.
Ii, erpool closed steady. with near months
unchanged and far ones 2-64 uu.
New York futures opened with August Q
ncipte ahova yeaterdayts rtoso and n rer
months 10 II points down The close
showed the market quiet with July losing
10 points and the rest OF the list from s to II
points
New Orleans opened at n decline Of
nonts on July, Il on August, L on septem-
be- and to g points on other months. and
closed from to points down.
Following is the range OF prices for the
active months in New York and New Or
leans.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere

New Orleans July 95.--Hog products firm
Pcrk-Standard mess 1915 Lard-Eefued
u,rce ~ pure lard 7as. Bowed meats
Dry sal, shoulders d7sGt7; sides "a Bacon
Clear lib sides SNTSA Hams Choice sugar
cured loTt2 Cofee-Easy; Rio ordinary 10
far 97s0l0Ss, Rice--Ordnary TO gooi SO
~. Flour Extra fancy S.75T1, so: patents
I. loai r. Corn meal e45 aran $ Hai-
Sacked white ~; mixed so; yellow -. Oats
No Sucked 81
Now York July Northumberland
ls95.O0O, exports $4,000. Spot Arm. No
? red s27s tob anoOt and 797s elevator. No
Northern Duluth s4S, fob anoat 10 ar
rive No. I hard Duluth S6% fob ahoa, N
arrive OPTIONS opened easy. Closed n m
~ 4 net advance. No. 9 red July Sizt Sen
telnbsr sN% October S0& December Sll
Hides firm. Leather steady. Cotton seed oil
uuie;
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COTTON PESTS.
Experience of Planter with Dry
Paris Green,

Several articles have recentv appeared IN
Thu Post regarding the destruction Of iu-
sscts which attack cotton. One O, these
articles suggested the application of poison
mi2 ed with moasses. Mr.. Il. W. Sewall OF
Carson. sewall & Co. suggested to promi-
rent u:snter the use OF powdered sugar with
.Ae PARIS green, and the following is the re-
suit. as explained by the planter who made
thu experiment.;
Foster. Fort Bend County. Texas, July u.
MIR + w Sewall 1 have Just tried poison.
.ug III, he'll weevil with success poisoned
TWO stalks with dry paris green, put about
nys weevils on each stalk, tied cloth over
oae stalk and left the other stalk open
uut them on a little before shutdown ana
next rlcrrlng little after suuup exam
med the stalks and found six weevilS out or
tho ten--hve dead and one Just going
I and that the sugar Is too coarse to NIX
We with the paris green. but ~ Is NOT needed
as tht Paris green will do the work am
:erult and will test 1t thoroughly before this
ason IS over. At present some other In
se,.- SUI. sed to be the sAarpshootcr--is do
lis MS more damage than the wecvhs, by
Destroying bols from half grown down 10
blooms and nm hoping to reach them. too,
with the POISON. Il has been raining here
for nearly three weeks. so that we have no.
been able to do anything but pick up
surares between showers aud unless We can
poison them successfully they viii .socn be
beyond cur control will advise you as
30 my success as soon as l can see. Yours
truly. j. C. HunKen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

In cartons tHc ginger snaps Sc. creams
s0slSs r!snks sHe eaxss ana T Iqmpe wave
81 55. sea FAIRY 1896 Sea Nynph 81. So; Sea
yewei S5a rye nour 50 So; pumpernicksl
- 10 Speciai rates for shl pment1 70 interior
pelrw. quarter sacks are IOc higher tnsn
tagks
FARlNACEous GooDs-Grits hominy and
cream msal; n barrels. $50: pearl meal
IL 4o-'o racks. 50 .00Gfe 10 per barrel OF four
sacks; Scotch oats 81. 5o Friends oats v ov.
columbia oats Sl.s592.p; Hawkeye oats Sl'9S
LARp-Renned fierce, compound sac,
leaf, Sc; 50-lb cans Ac higher than tierces:
1-ib cans Ac higher: 5-lb cans 3sc higher
as. hus le higher
ncNEY-ln barrels 5OG6Oc per gallon; in
bC-lb cans extracted. 5Q6c in comb yVllc;
in lib cans. extracted 5hq1c; pound Sec
LIME.nnlk 500 per Dbl: eoopered 81 Is
1oG2le; choice 25d2sc; fancy new crop syrup
52I 35c; pure new crop syrup SOC.
MILK-Magnolia $780, Eagle 800; Lioa
- IS, SNOW s375nSs5.
OYsTERs-1-lb. full weight. 4-oz.. 9od95c;
2-lb iull weight. S-o7,; 81 6Oql %; LIP: Ipil
weight. 5-oE. 95caSl .00 lib full weight
io-oz 81 7sd1.so: lib. light weight. 55a60c:
2-i5i II l,igh1 weight s5ataec :, -. 1o-vo,,on
kegs $3.50; u bbis $500; pInts, American
style, S5T90c; quarts. American style 81. q,
h-gallon s2.0OQ2.25 20: i-gallon, American style.
81 l5QS.25; -gallon. hoxaeon $ rs.
RTcE-Iixtra fancy head 6@jAc. choice oD
5iac: far 4sNjc. fancy imported biap'|c.
RoFE-sisal. basis 7-is. iOc. Manila. lie;
cotton rope loo
sALT-Llyerpool. coarse s5qgoc fine s5cD
81 90; Louisiana, coarse $50. line 9Oc; Dds
.s1os 81 q 60 .5s. 81 80; l00-5s. $3.50; 7O-4s.
81 %.
SALT FIsH--Mackeroi. No. / in Job kits
95cGsl on. half bbls 7O-lb.. No. $3.50; tubs
3. 00Gj 80.
SALMON-Fancv Pillar Rock Columh'A
River 81 "a Gable Columbia River 81 40; web
Foot Columbia River 81. 2jGl 80; Helmet
Alaska 81 coast 10.
SARDINES- American quarterR "a 2On4 -3'
mustard s4.O0di.25 imported Gillette grade.
quarters tll 50. fancy spra's, quarters 20,
STARCH St3Adard goois: Pearl, IN ig-lD
boxes 4i$qihc; Royal Gloss bulk. 4sG4hf;
y cl,rl. 100 packages per BOX. S2.i5' corn
starch SIC per 10. ~ and io-l6 boxes.
Quotations are for snail lots. spa
cial prices are given or carload order.
standard granulated 65sc. cubes and pow
dcred G7sl Louisiana yellow clarified fancy
eisc; choice SIC; Arbuckle's 2-lb and ole
packages Csc.
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Boay Of w. o. sheets Foa''|I

Texarkana, Texas. July o.
body OF W. o. Sheets was founu
track of the Pittsburg and Gun
about two miles north of this pA
from the appearance of the corpse
that Sheets was struck y
Last Sunday night while IN N,
dementia he jumped through ~,
window and disappeared; he ie.'
apparel and without shoes OF Az,
his disappearance he has been Nh
hunted and was finally run down ~. n 4
a party OF rescuers. The ..Sys|
single man and drew a pension s.r.j'
month from the Unued states s0's
for services in the civil war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

The Mallory line steamer Concho. Captain
sam Risk, sailed for New York at noon with
good miscellaneous cargo and every inch
OF her cabin accommodations for passengers
occupied, she will call at Key West
The little steamer Cumberland from Corpus
Christi with cargo arrived at 2.3O this
afternoon.
The Golden Cross for Hamburg with big
cargo OF grain sailed az / 30 this afternoon
Ihe TreVose, also for Hamburg. with grain
Is loaded and VIII so TO sea this afternoon
or early tomorrow morning
INC light house tender Pansy is working
ON The buoys up the bay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

81, Louis July 40.--Wheat-No. red cash
72d 729s July 52A August 7aia; september
1895: December 75M No hard 7olsn7e
Corn--No. cash 3St4 July 37l9 September
3Gas year 81 Oats-No, cash 23lk: July
@&; September 22%; No. 2 white 251s. Pork
steady, ichbug l2.72i2. Lard lower: prime
steam d,55: choice $50. Flour-Unchanged
Timothy seed steady; new TO arrive, August
S,a. Corn meal steady . 20M2. -. Rran
easy; sacked east track 67ik liay-Tinip -
easy. 10 ,mGl050; prairie hrm 6 50ds.7b
WHISKY steady, la Cotton ties 80. Bag
giAg SdS& HEMP twine ., Drv salt meats
hoSoa STEADY; extra shorts T.1zis; clear ribs
SO, clear sides 1.G2is Bacon, boxed
steady, extra shorts 7,7S; clear ribs 7.S7is (;
clear sides Sl2%. Receipts--i'lour 400; wheat
l2l COOS corn i2O00 oats 3s.000 Shipments
5000
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WHEAT MARKET HELPED
By Big Shipping Sales and Reduction Of
Estimated French Yield.
CASH PEOPLE SOLD HARD KANSAS WHEAT
Corn and Oats Again Closed Lower.
better Reports from Corn Crop,
Provisions suffered Decline,

Chicago. July 2s-Big shipping sales and
reduction in the estimated French yield
came to the aid OF the previously weak
wheat market today and September closed
kaA over yesterday Corn closed Y lower
and oats n down. AT the close the proyi-
sous market showed pa to i5c decline.
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HEAVY STAPLES

AMMUNiIloN-Powder, per key, a oOa
4,2l blasting powder Sl.65 per keg; drey,
shot per sack u.s5; buck 81 So N'
bACoN-.ENtra short clear. n sacks ST..
rSsulMs s%aSisc; boxed Ac higher: bellie,
BACGlNG AND TtEs-Basgipx oh So.
a'4-lb 9hc: Arrow ties. less than earloSa 80
.rom Houston, $3.50 '''S'
NANDf-suek. wrapped basis a. 787Yo
per ID, No. /. al weight basis "a EitS
~ per ID; special sizes lsc higher wv
CANDLks-Star full weight. iaI,c. Gra,-
ite. full Weight ike: Electric lights lie
n.75G2 90. N'se"uN'"
.CoFFEE-Rio fair i0dl0Ho: prime lli.a
llite' choice ll&al2hc neaberrv iSc, Cor.
doNa lSe Roasted coitees Arhurkle'y Ariosa
sa. basis io0-lb cases I4.00c DELIVERED. ss.Ih
basis lo0-lb cases, N4.50 delivered, AZ l6
- soc Apex "a 4ec,
cRAckERs-A c soda. bulk. bones sxe
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The Postl
New Orleans, La, July 25-The New Or
leans 1.-Two stock exchange reports:
Recents-Cattle 40. small g.
Sales-Cattle 1856; small 1866
Let oVer-Cattle 1853; small AZ: sheen o..
Good butcher calves and steers scarce. sell
ing readily at top quotations Fat cows
steady rough cows plentiful. hard 10 eli -,
any price. Choice hogs hrm Beeyes 81, 2551
100; fair to good 81. 259S.75. cows and heiiors
$I o9 iair to good S25oa3oo yearllngs sS.5oa
StOO' TAR to good s9OOGi2.0O. calves "a sos
300, fair $500; good STOOT9OO. corn bggs
NI6q52 5i muttons t400Q4 5O -0e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

BEANs-lmport4d navy ueaos 5%c; Bayou
So English dried &c. pinks SIC: Lima So
GAc, black eyes j44c. Texas black eyes 3Q4c
UTTER Blue star 2ld22c dairy l7c Red
Star BE; Elgn creamery Z24 25c, oleomai
garino dairy prices lSc, Lincoln solids Tic.
prints lz1ac. special Blue Star i7t:c Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls l60, special dairy lie.
fancy dairy &c; Texas country butter 7a9c:
Texas bricks 14IlGc
CABBAGE-S-. Louis. III sacks. &c per Id;
crates 8 e.
igHEEsE-Wisconsin full cresm rolls lad
a. Wisconsin fun cream la.s cs lic,
EGGs-Texas. 6d7c Kansas l5c. xuaran-
teed
i>RAUT-New in is-lh barrels. $50.
ONIONS New per III t%n2c
nura loo
PoTAToEs--T Texas rrtumphs 65d75c.
PoULTRY-Hcns 80 00dS2 %; cocks, large.
old, il:25ql.50 mixed lots fl7jI2 90; fryers,
81 sag rs broilers 81 oodi Is T'urfeys. hens
81 5CqoOo; gubSlers s6.ooQo 90 per dozen. ae-
cording 20 size and quality Ducks, large,
S2 ,7rA3l 30: Geese. fun feathcred, 50 0044 90
Gun ens 81 50U9 co.
ToMAToEs-Per crate OF four boxes. asa
CSC.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy eyaporated. 50-lb boxes,
1Ac lib cartons SIC choice eyaporated re.
AfklCOIs-Fer ID loose i2i4c.
ClTRON-ln l0-lh boxes, l3c,
CURRANTS-Iu bhls, &c. 9j-lb boxes, clean
ed, bulk 7sac; lib cartons SGSl3c.
DATES-i-lb packages IQc do-lb boxes &c.
FlGS-Califom'a l2lac. imported l5qlSc.
pEACHES-Cholce new stock SC.
California, 3-ctowu. l.. l.. boxes.
81 % a box L. l.. iaisins 65p75c; 2-crown
L. N Taisins, 50-lb boxes. 7iSc. S-crosu
l. NJ rasns, 50-lb boxes. Sc.
PEL MES California j0-6js re; 60 Os &c.
iO-s0s &c SO-90s Size 90-l0ls 90
NUIE- Brazil zoe per 10; nlbcrts Sicily 12c;
Naples l2isc walnuts lidljc, peanuts. fancy
hand picl eG 5AG5i2c, No. 4Ac, almonds,
Tarago7a ice Id in sachs; Italian chestnuts
l0c pecans selected ice
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMEs''

Gonzaes. Texas. July 4.--An
look out for the following desIi,n
NAL, stolen at Waelder in GonIs,
ty, about July is: One bay ~. Il,
branded, about years old aoous
IL hands high. bc.h hind le. r,,p
black name and tail, has some All, All
back caused by saddle or oacA ~,
reward for recovery OF above sS ssn
for information leading TO req
NJ. Glover. sheriff Gonzales eoun"
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Port OF Galveston July IS.
Arrived.
SIS Cumberland tAm). from Corpus Christi
Cleared.
SIS Golden Cross CBr), for Hamburg.
S. COncho (Am), Tor New York
SIS Winnthed (Am) for PORT Tampa
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COFFEE.

New York, July 5.-Coffee-Spot ~. y,
No. : invoice 9iz mild quiet; 1v,s "a
1872. The market for coffee iulu',s srg
steady with prices 5 to Is points ~ Nv,
for a time showed weakness nndsI NJ M
foreign selling. prompted by weak ~, hg'
.marlst news, large Brazilian feSs Ia
ported easier spot market ana a. "a. |,
of speculative support Tradihs Srr
eratoiy active throughout the $50 n
market closed steady with pf lss ma
points lower. Total sales asvv /
Guiding July at 7954s.0O; sePp.esTf1s M
October S.O0dsl0; November ~. III.
s. 2O6iS %; January s25dS.3O; Mafe' y
April S.iOds 50: May $50.
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Kansas City. July 25.-Cattis p,oo,,.. ,y,o
natives and 200 Texans slaugbterine s,es tyc
s stoon a1d feeders higher. heavy natige
steers te ~ 15q5'55 stockers and feeders SSe,f5
go a,D ou'. ca s cows and heiftrs sS.2OGIg9,
ied Texans i4ooa50O; grass Texans N.Y. \, ' ,GSI
=; NV; ~ hogs-Receipts ll,20O market slow s
20 20 % ~ cents lower heavy s.. 9oq5.25; 'niyaS
sbee9@ lights ,s5o5Q5 % hogs E5Oq5 So
,t9wer' lambs 5l0g530; muttons IL ;,tSt 9.s
g -oSg 55 @'SOgAoo feeders So 25q$SC; cuiis
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New York Money.

New York. July % Money on call stcady
at idlis per cent prime mercantile paper
Id4s. per cent sterling exchange nIn' az az
4 S55s S5% for demand and at i,S%n4sS's
for sixty DAYS: posted rates 4s4lsdl,S ana
4. SSd4 sSts. commercial bills 4s3d is?h Rar
silve" 6OA silver certificates 6lhd62& MeN
lean dollars 49, government bonds siiops'
state bonds weak railroad bonds Irregular