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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-16
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A coffee that gives satisfaction the
year round like s. & G.'s Boston Blend
you want to stay by 1t It's a good
coffee to tie to.
s. & CTS specials for week ending
Saturday,, Nov. %.
3 lbs new crop cleaned currants, 25c.
Fine goods and a low price.
2 lbs citron, lemon OF orange peel,
for Csc; new crop, fancy glace.
ID fanciest imported Malaga Clus-
ter table raisins, 14c.
lbs new crop fancy head rice, 24c,
equal to many sold at much higher
prices.
New crop New Orleans molasses su-
gar for Goodies, etc, 41ac per 10.
% ID bags Fine Granulated Sugar,
$1.30. Packed in cotton bags, no dirt,
full weight, no breakage.
Shelled Jordon Almonds, 5Oc per ID.
Schumacher & Gammeter
164 s. Howard st.
CHINA & JAPAN TEA STORE.
Both Phones, 500.
Call us up and let's have talk.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-16

Geo. A. Points, Upper Sandusky, O..
writes: Il have been using Foley's
Honey and Tar for hoarseness and
find it the best remedy 1 ever tried.
1t stopped the cough Immediately and
relieved all soreness" Take none but
Foley's. le ,t..,5
A. Warner, J. NJ. LATER and ].
Lamparter & Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-16
De PACBNANN
Praises
The
APOLLO

From all sides comes the highest
praise for the Apollo Piano-player.
Singers, pianists, organists and orches-
trail directors-all Of them recognized
as belonging In the ranks Of the
worlds greatest artists--join in paying
hearty tribute to its beautiful musical
qualities, its fine construction, its re-
sponsiveness and its perfect and bril-
liant execution.
vladimir de Pachmann, the great
Russian pianist, is one Of the distin-
guished artists who has Joined the
army of admirers of the Apollo. He
writes to the manufacturers of the
instrument as follows:
London, Aug. 90, 1901.
Melville Clark Piano Co., Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sirs:-I was surprised at the
advance you have made in your Apollo
pianO-player. It's artistic purpose is
achieved by rapidity and correctness
of execution, the delicately adjusted
tempo stop and the transposing at
tachment. l wish you well-deserved
success. Yours very truly,
VLADIMIR DE PACHMANN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
AN EARLY BULGE IN WHEAT
FOLLOWED BY A DULLNESS'
Liquidation Set In on the H'se ana
Slapped Strength from the Market
Provisions Slightly Higher

Chicago october iG. Dizziness, following
nm early bulge In wheat, supplemented by
foundations, again depressed grains mere
today ana December wheat closed %dl2c
lower, December corn lsdigc depressed ana
December oats shade higher. PROVISIONS
closed 5@l7i5c advanced
wheat acted with some hnoynncy at the
oponlng. under the influence ~ Llyerpool
cables. which came Ia unchanged on the
break VI isc from top prices mere yestcr'
day. December opened y to 9sc advanced
AT 7olg87ON but could not get higher
When It was found TINT the demand was
onlv a scattered one, selling became some.
what concentrated aud a few prominent
bulls began to let go Of their holdings In
the absence Of any important news aud
with no ontsldc demand, dullncss set lh
followed by uduidntons, which brought
stump ln December prices 10 co.'s De
spite the fact that receipts were the
smallest for any corresponding day tn the
ten years and that Northwestern receipts
have not improved To any extent. there
was practically no rally December closed
weak NMisc depressed to 6Vs@o. Local
receipts were 1873 cars. none Of contract
grade Minneapolis and Duluth reported
52s cars. making q total Tor the three
points " GSl cars. against 1858 last week
aud 30 year ago. Scaboard Clelraures
n wheat and Aour equgUod 10000 bush
els Primary receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els. against llll,OOO ycur ago. The
scahoard reported twclyN loads taken for
export.
Corn was quiet and luctuatcd within q
range OF Sc The trading was confined
I.
professionals having little 10 do with the
market. The most important feature was
changing of December holdings for May.
the difference in the May premium az one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
MARKET WAS DEPRESSED.
ORGANIZED BEAR RAIDS
Iuauaurated Against Amalaamated Cop
per, and Southwestern Railroads Only
Tendencies Toward Activity.

New York, October IS .roday's stock
market reflected a puzzled aud hcAtatinc
mood amongst professional operators. who
ngnin made MP the hulk of tho market.
There was q marked disluclnatiou to take
on long stock aud some umidity about
making contracts on the short slde. Sew
sral special tnctors turned the tide toward
depression ana net losses were the rule
although they are not Important In the
general list.
An organized hear campaign against
Amalramstcd Copper. which was aided by
muoa outlay OF printers ink, unsettled the
market early In the session. The selling
Of the stock was Ivy hostou houScs. The
price fcll at one time M under yesterday
and closed at a net less Of points The
break In Amslgamatcd Copper interrupted
an lnclnicnt rise in Pennsylvania ana It's
allied stocks prompted by the report ~
the sale Of $Sooooooo Of boads by the
company. This was held 20 account for the
large buying of stock yesterday
The efIcct of tcday's announcement. how.
ever, Afforded little opportunity for prodt,
taking ON yesterdays purchases although
much Interest was shown as To- the purpose
TO which the proceeds ~ the bonds would
be applied, As the purchases OF stocks ~
edged by tho company has been provided
for by the additional stock Issues n was
supposed that the purchase 81 control ot
she Cambria steel company WAS hciUR pro.
vided for. Rullish operators spread renorts
that the nurchaSe Of AtchlsOn was in con
temptation hv Pennsylvania, but there was
no response In tho speculation
The market showed tendency toward
staguation during the afternoon unfii 4
sharn rail against tho SouthwcStcrns later
IN the day awakened some degree ~ ac
atNlNN u4 "A fawF ~ NHnN gsru
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CEREALS, AGAIN DEPRESSED.

time being 2gA: December ranged between
5Git aud jGs and closed rather weak,
kdl4c down at 56A. Receipts were l6O
oats were again profoundly dun nud
ranged over only &c. At times there was
n slight outside demand. hui the actual
transactions were Hight. Despite TINS the
market was independently firm In i,s I'M
dcrtone December sold between "1isn
35i, and a5Ac and closed steady a q
shade higher at the former figures Re.
celpts were 100 cars
Hog products ruled steady with higher
Tendencies based on strong hog market
There was q fair demand at times from
shorts as well MS some demand for lHrd
aud ribs from commission houses. Jan
unry pork closed i7ia higher at l1l112,
January lard 7i5G1oc IN at 900, and Jan
unry ribs = cents higher at TaSIiadI 30.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow wheat
no: corn 100. oats $40, Hogs 1000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
wheat 80. 3 spring 07a67l4; No 2 red
Corn No . 56is.
oats 30. 3jNM36 No. white 3T&a
3sis 80. 2 white 35iA.
RYE No > 3lMm1Bia.
Rnrley-Fair to choice mating 5inoS.
FIaxseed- No. l I IS; No. ! Northwest
Timothr seed Prime = 55d5. 40.
Mess pork Per barrel 10 I5dlS. so.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere

ST. Louis. October IL Wheat No, req
cash TOig: nominal; December rs; pSGem,
her Iii4. No hard 9l2nMf'4' norm ~
rash 81. December 5TA. May 19le oats
No cash -: December 81 May 39la. oats
No : cash ~. December =. May S.
80 white 3siyd3l Pork, ~. ~ aaE ~, 1Uo-
Dmii and unchangcd red winter patents
2 3Oa3 So: cxtru fancy and strnghts 3.ofd
80. clear 26j@2OO T1mo.hy see
Str,rr 4 O0G,5G 90 Corn meal steady, = %
+ o. i. Bran Scarce and hrm sacked CCaSt
track S0msl Hay Steady timothy ll'V@
"a 50 prairie lomnl3.Vo Whis,kN- - Guy ,,r
Gi5m7 Hemp twlnc .. Dry salt meats
quiet boxed lots extra shorts and Si,rar
ribs S.G2i4; clear sides geo, bacon VulHg' +,
o 65ts clear sides 0.s7is Receipt our
GOO. wheat $1,000; corn $50 o. cat, ~
600 shipments Flour lo"h; wheat 'fV.V'
corn 10000; oats 10000 ,,.
New orleans October Ii log prqduS'
oulct Pork standard mess los Lard
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spots
Liverpool, t-16d lower.
American side. unchanged.

The cotton market yesterday clrcled
around n neat little gain only to come back
90 The point from whence II started. Up
one side of the price hill aud down tho
other WAS the course Of the bun and the
bear. The former has frequently climbed
q mountain under start No ausplcious Int
this time finding new load At the midway
mark turned his hight to the company Of
me descending brother and came back to
Tho level Of the irat ground
cooler weather prediction met the Arat
turn Of the operators gaze aud news Of a
light frost came from Aberdeen, wavncs.
boro and Meridian. Miss; Union Springs.
Ala; Miller and Fort Gaines. Gu. around
The Mobile district and at Amltc city, In.
A cable announced signs Of continental
trade Improvement. The domestic manu-.
facturcrs situation was so dlsposscsscd of
Interruptions that the new demand was
thought 10 require many an extra pound
~ the Heccy product. Liverpool had mixed
the signs but offered tho better toward
the close. These omcns were bright enough
hut inc turning polnt came with tho hg
ureR ~ the movement Receipts at thir.
teen NJ the interior towns showed q record
~ 1900 bales. against tlG.OOo last year.
Port receipts were only 5000 less than the
former seasons aud expectations for both
inland and port towns were us lBrgo Fear
that II is the beginning NJ tho Blotiou u
greater volume that late crop has kept
In the background produced some " The
caaincsa delightful TO the bear. Accounts
saying the fruat had not reached the core
of The plant where q had Hallcn. gained
currency and "a lowering mercury worked
nm Opposite effect upon the bonrlsh baromc.
Ter The medley ~ Influences resulted IA
mixed outcome ON tho value ~ contracts
with favors about equally distributed
Spots were offered freely. but not un'yise
ly and holders dld not dolrnct from for
mcr requirements M most of the American
renters Wilmington went tNc mp aud Au
rustu Toe Win Cincinnati baltimore.
Mobile, Norfolk and Boatou steady hut un.
changed Foreign shipments were S2,O0o
bales. Great Britain took over 5i,oO0 against
1000 and dcncit remained tn port Stoke
The market retains rs Hcrrulcan pro
cuyltlrs. big Now YORK operator selling
5000 bales and many proat tnkcrr IN IN,
ring ana not muddy the hullsh Writer'S The
hun stands ready 90 challenge all Corners
unless pcrlNHucc u he craft OF idle spin
ners ON motlonrss wave FROM industrial
Europe.
Liverpool mingled the good with tho hat
aud sent an ambiguous message. BALE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

Ordinary. ,....G SIG Good mid .sh
Good rd,...T Mid fair ..,.SA
Low mid.....,1 1910 Sales ...... $3.50
New York Spots closed steady, prices
1ucblneedi stock as J0s bales
Good ord. NAL s.lG Good mid M
Low ord .....Sh Mid fair ....g 1.lB
Middllng .....s 0-i6 Sales .....5l5
Liverpool Spots closed quiaaand steady
Prices iGd down: business moderate sales
5000 bales, ~ which 600 wcro American;
sprcuutlOn md export 800 bales; Imports
SUOD bales, of which $500 were American
Oruinnty. ..... ~ AtiddHng .....4 40 IS
Good ord ...42l.32 Gaod mid .-i BIB
Low MIDI. - IL 10 Mid fair nab N-32
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Company

Native shipping and ern,r, .t.... ~,
y, 90 tQncy az g. 10. dressed ara h,.' 49,
J ~ 49, 7,2eoiS, SO; steers under 1000 nonnds
4otl1 90 slockers and feeders : o,s;S w
an, 3, s9 ha,i ne.te rs 2Sff4 as; Gamers Is
steers N@14 90; COWS and he,Sers wv :, ~ y
=. 70 hess-kecelpts s0N Market Scflyc
anu strong Pigs and ugats ooG1S s's ~.
sSSsse@R eCs Tao g 80; butchers 9 ?5a6 as
tive muttons 9.o0di3 40; lambs 4 oSl,x "a.
sgnus and bucks 50Gla IS. stoctsrs . % ~ /,
Texas sheep s. OO6I3 al ''VNNelS $50
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New Orleans Octobc, rG.-The market
for rough held steady with a good demand
for both Japan and Honduras Receipts
We're moderate. aud consequently offerings
Nerc small. Clean rice carried over the
steady tone Of the whole of last week aud
prices were well maintained. The demand
wRs good throughout the day, but sales
were light The receipts today were as
follows. Five thonsanA hve hnndred and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
FEW PRICE CHANGES OCCURRED
AND RECEIPTS WERE LIGHTER
inclination 10 Hold Is a Barrier to Trad
ina.-Sales Amounted to 800 Bags.
Demand Is Steady.

The local rice market was steady aud
light receipt, ayiuced an Increased in
cluauon ou the part NJ growers to hold
the product An impression that seems 10
have prevailed IN some quarters that the
commodity should bring as large pur.
chasing price U> that paid on seed rice has
been 900 impedimcut 90 trade but upon a
more thorough understanding Us heus re-.
moved as an obstacle to the Size ot the
volume.
Sales amounted to 500 bags M $3.50 Re-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
NOW ORPHANS

". ~, ..tNNtsA 70 rue PoStl
~" O''eaLs October l6 The N,w rr
Eat heavy steers iu drnt,,J. 80.
~ ~, S,her cattle. large aud sinsu I, III
'sNpplN and oul Fat hoss and ~ SUI au,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
Meeting Closed a la,t.ll

hssseh Texas, October 14.-rhe Chris.
van, have Just closed a meeting here which
,sstsa ten days, conducted BY Elder Mor.
raw OF seymour. Texas. Ne yisibis results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

COFFEE.

New York, October l6 Coffee SPOT Rio
steady. NO invoice e, mild steady Cor
doyu 7i4Wu Futures closed arm nc %
partial points advance; total sales 2G,1o.
Including October a3h, November $40. De
yrmlar 6i5d1.aa; January 5.6', March
70. Iaatl. so; September 6.2j
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
NEW YORK EXCHANGE,
LEES INA
london Financial Cable.

New York October ia The Commercial
Advertisers london financial cahlcgram
says; The stock market was heavy ia
the absence az business aud Americans
sluggish, London merely waiting FOR New
YORK ~ take the Initiative In that de-.
partment. The feature was q squirt IN
Norfolk and Western on the curb after
the close ~ the regular business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

Lard Fer 100 pounds = tg,se.
T n,... ., TO sides Iocse {. ssy 9
Short clear sides BoyeS gA s i. lsffS
"n'sky--Basls of higa wIe sis' ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

,,Ine teuewing are the live Stock o,o..
IONS, Ies THIS market as furnished Nv So onan,
SannG.rs q Soiapaey, successors 10 4 n
Choice heevrS NNpAnk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
New Ynrk DIV Gondn.

New York, October u6 Dry goods--Gcn
crnl advance in loading limos OF blcnchcd
cotton expected tomorrow Sellers very
reserved Brown cuitnuH strong iu tone
with better drmand Print cloths Hrm
MEMS wear fabric dun ana unchanged
More doing In wGolous ana worstcd dress
lnpN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r., o. Il. .mul Texas interior points NO
cordlue TO location. Per gallon
Prime crude oil. loose. 2lttlf "a
Prime summer yellow OIL 9AtIm "a
Luters, according to quality OllgG O2
Per ton
ilullH, halcd ............. s. 10 asa 90
Primo cota ON seed meal. 60. - % 0i22 30
Prime cotton seed cakc..... 80 % Gt22 20
Quotations ON primo cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are FOR dpiv.
cry az Galveston.
New York October i6 Cotton seed oh
dull Prime yellow 81
Memphis. Tcnpa October ia. on, carload
lots, per gallon! Prime crude a2c, primc
yellow Bee, meal and cake primes, III.
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Kansas City, October l6--Cattle-~Rc.
cUpj. it,O00 natives, 5000 Tcxans lSOO
calves. Market generally steady, Choice
exports and drCss,'d hecf steers :, S.tO. 40,
fair ~ good s5aiS. 20; stockcrS and feed
Crs S,o4ti 80, Western fcd steers ldu
500, Western range steers 3 2affd. %;
IcNas and Indians . TNGS 20; Texas COWS
= N@r. g; native cows . 6oui u; helicrs
. 1910 IS, Gamer cows aiaii2 -; bulls
. 1Oai 2A! calves Osdt0. 90. Hogs Re.
Cclpts lNua Market Sc hlrhcr, Top q. -
hulk OONN 90. heavy q. A0aj8 IS. mixed
packers 6.oOdi6 ~: light 8 No9fd, N: pigs
4 AOQt5 20 Sheen Rcccipts 800, Market
Stradv; native lambs 4, oasA %; Western
4 por4 20, Western wethcrs sa5i3. 81
ewes IlN3 %; feeders > ooet3 rs stock
ers ,nhQ2.TA
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CATTLE GENERALLY STEADY.

lower Fair 10 choice mixed 3 SOFA IS;
Western sheep 0Ni3 50, Texas sheer
,WGiS 20 native lambs B ,O09S5 60; Ncst
crn nmhs 25sil e..
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FEATURES OF RICE MARKET.

rcipts were 273 sacks, making total to
date Of - l29 sacks.
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RAlLRgE CHANGE AT THE CLOSE.

on the spot amounted 10 5000 bales al quo.
tatlons ii0d lower. on tho final call de-.
liycrles gained 1854 on October and 26i on
later options
New York opened 4 points lower on near
and 1 M 10 lower on far months The
range went Immediately higher and con.
tinned about 10 . points better through.
out tho morning with little relaxation to
ward tho noon call, and a gradual decline
| aficrward touching the opening hgurcs At
the close. In the net result October and
March dropped 3 points and the further
positions stood ] mp 90 ? down.
New Orleans began unchanged TO ! point
higher and 10 the FIRST minutes Of the scs
sion took an upward turn and continuously
Improved tll the best was made before
/ midday. The scale ensed on In the after
noon with now aud then l.polnt recov.
cry and closed at the lowest. which varied
! little from tho drst call In the net result
October. December and january climbed up
point, February dropped polut aud tho
balance did not change. Sales on tho Amor
lean ddo amounted to - sos bales and spot
quotations did not change.
The movement assumed more compar.
nhlc size Receipts at all ports Tor the
day amounted to 5lG78 bncs compared
with 90. 2s3 for the corresponding day Of
last year. Since Friday rhey have been
23307o bales compared with ITO 2s3 for the
same time Of last week aud 213, III for the
corresponding time ~ last year. Thus far
IN the season they have been O0a. 5O2 bales
compared with 1884. SEQ for the same time
Of last season. since Friday exports have
been 1872 Ois hnir4 -ompnrcu with los ST1
FOR The same time OF last wcok and 2Oj.
n0l for the corresponding time " last year
stock M United states ports Tor tho day
3s7OGi FOR the same day OF last week and
hi5,fis for the corresponding day 81 last
year.
Following was the Hcmi weekly move.
r,nrl ~ thLrlnnn ~ M Lnlnrl...- t........- 49, L
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ST.. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. October l1.--CAt.is-Rcc
0Too including 5000 Texas. Market qulet
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wv
ninety nine sacks Of rough ana a,
Oh SleaN The saieS today AZ Nv =,
lra"e were. Five thousand fenr ss,
twenty -Soyen pockets of eis, 49, w.
SUCKS OF rough. OF which aS7a W.
ll9hduras and $50 sacks dernss,,. ~, q e
Rough rice market -Gocd - ~
nonduldS. S2o0di.05 Der h,r-,i i,
pounds: domestic Japan IN gn,,i s.
y 'Vntl 80 per barrel OF i6a 49, 49,
actual sales OF Honduras 4 ~. l' y q
domestic Japan az s.. Jlsis Al MA
safes az s. Upa3 rs. Rice nSH,h ~ '
20 90 per ton from mlle. plcs s.,s y !, 81
4li.oO per ton. wv @'s y
CROWLEY, H. October iG.-csr =.
shows slight increase Ia prices to5s, W. r.,
siderable Inquiry and sales ss--.,
Tendency tails morning was tovs5i y.
prices. but many inquiries snd cs,r,l \,
az increased prices during H. IN
yesterday has stimulated tie nsfse
Clean rice head ....... 0itF 81
StralghtS ......."...",. q & 4
screenings ............s.. Hlkd 81
Jal''HN 's...'.s'....s..,. sHsr Il
brewers ss.....-..,.,.s.. NlAI III
l"RSu '.''.'''.,..,.,..,SlS % 4
ltran ...-. .-,-..,........ aN q
Rousn rice, honduras. LIS & sal
Japan ,,..--. ....-..s. = q SNi
Tore OF market Steady ana firm rasi
Of rot gh ll,SlS; totsl for season cd
Niprk,t for rough steady. Hotwliasai1I
heavy and increasing receipts
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New Orleans Futures.
New York Futures.


October ......f. 41-iGs Mar-Apr ~ y 2sb
Oct. Noy. .....i.3 G27s Apr May ..,4, NV
Noy Dcc.,,...i 32h MnyIuue - 2627
pcc-Ian. .@U3lb luuc.Juy "A 2Gv
Jan fch......f 30 COB July Aug - - 20
Feb MATT. 8 rs 2Gh
, ,.l,d. D. hid. q gpilinp- s. valun
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l.:y: N Ss ITS ADVANCED EARLY,
DROPPED BACK AFTERW ARD.
isaV Movement Was Laraer---Cable An
bounced Improvement In Continental
Trade--Spot Prices Firm.
At the close

AZ The Close
liverpool. I to 81 higher.
New York. I point up TO 3 down.
New Orleans, unchanged to I point up
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United States Exports.
ReeeIpts at UnIted states PorLs.
DGcrcncc 40o7 2oo39 a7lo3i -.

Total. ... bi.6TB 283OIn 1,o91 SIS ,463. =
Last ycnr 90, 2S3 255 l,fG3,7Ta .,,...
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Corn fed, lights and ronyb ~ 81 20
lhe outlook is good for the cop,inss - ~, 80
on choice cattle cunning wee
Top corn fed hogs wanted
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Following was the scm weekly move.
mcnt ~ thirteen Of tho Interior towns and
comparisons;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

"Sp',,ea Tor The Houston Post by the A.
n, Norman Lave Stock company.
quotations for live stock ne n.,r...,,
| yesterday were as follows: ""iFeStoh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

Houston spots closed easy. prices an
changed; stock jS,Gis bales; snlcs i75 bales
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-24
RULES FOR GIVING MEDICINE

Read the label on he bottle
Quinine should be taken before food
Shake the bottle before you pour it
out.
Even If the bottle is marked. il is
safer to measure the dose in properly
marked glass.
4 medicine glass should be in every
house. One can be bought for few
cents.
Medicine ordered three times a day
should bt given at tel. a Ia. TWO y. M.
and six p. IA.