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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23
greu til ySaniferen.
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Gaenie. SDenbboro, Ganmarf.
!aqrs genner! QoItiaige Waansz
Der ere bsnrunbne Tioen 5oget / ben
tioliqe Morgenituno ruqeoe uo at bin
ftgnne ganegaaro og pei for iteoie
fiernebe mig fra ben berlige Glbitao.
Oper 9eip3tg nadeoe ri efter no9le
9imers Ggriel til aejieritaoen, Der
lin. 6por forfteaige OmgiDelierre
ere. Ser er alt flabt, ensformigt %
piitnot temmelig ufru9tbart. 5 Sah=
fen fpireoe 9lomIter % 9r9s frem al
bber alipperebne; Der tribes BET tun
fparIomt poa ben Habe SorO. 4ntons
men til Der Qn6alter 8abnbof" tgbte
lea mia ct Sort oper 9pen og ff mart
laqt en- glan for 9agen; tbi alereoe
fslqenoe Dag maatte ieg fortfRtte Rel=
fen. 5prit gift 9eien til Der 5bierz
qarten", boor jeg itreifeoe liot omtring
uben at file mig tiItruttet al no9et
fqrligt, mar unbtages Sesiings og
@pethes Monumenter - fGrlig er bet
fsrfe t~iltalenbe. ) lang 4fitano faar
man gje paa ben m9gttge RigsDagsz
bnQninqs forgDlbte auppel. @ennem
Der 9rabenburgertbor tom jeg til ben
bergmte @abe; Inter ben 2inoen" :.
upiltaarlig mdotte jeg minoes en-
Samtale, jeg en- Gang baDOe mso en-
Dame / Colorado. DUN f~Ortalte ON
fine Rejier I Goropa, fit Op6oIo / gerz
lin og lin Stufelfe, oa bun ferite
Sang befanbt fig sunter ben 2inben."
5orgepes Iegte bun 2inoetraerne. ion
GaDnet 6aboe fremtr1aet / 5antdIien.
Der er r~igtignot giort 5Orfgg paa at
fad 5raer til at Dotie. men be tribes
life. Men tint er Der. Oct fer man
fnart. Seq bapoe fun guaet / nogIe
Minntter, fgr ben beitanbig ~tiltd9enoe
MenneItemangbe tiltrat fig min Opz
merffom6eo. So l1ngere jeg git, oes@
TO flere tom Der til og itiaeoe Jig op.
st eler anbet maa bore pda 69roe,
tGntte lea, % tog glaOs melem Il
pentenoe, bois 3al forsgeoes meb
bpert Minut. Der bar aqereoe gaact
en- balp Zines 9io. og enonu baooe
jeg life faaet at Dibe, bDdo Der ftuioe
gaa for fla. Der maa babe DGret en-
Del fremmeoe til Steoe; tbi ingen iDnz
tes at Dioe, bDorfor be itooe Der. De
ftanbiebe forbi Oer aIerese IioD en- DEL.
Seq fob og ~oberbejebe, 6DorDibt bet bar
~forfbarligt at laoe min forte lib 9dd
paa ben Waabe, ba | bet famine en-
Dame trangte fig inb | 6lotfen bso
Giben at mig. puitenoe at 4nftrans
qelfe ipurgte bun, ON &eileren bar
fommen forbi. pda nit ben99tenbe
GDar fslte BUN fig %sienipnlis trsitet
oq fiji giort plabs for ct Bar Smaas
brenge, Der niad g9rne Diloe ie Rel
feren". Raa, &ejfsren ffdl fomme for
bi. Da MAJ bu bolbe pldoien, ON
bet faa ffal toite Jrotoiten, t9nfte jeJ.
Der Ffulos bare 5aneinbpieliesfelt
/ 9sibuIet og hi pentebe tadlmoDigt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23

Jtaar ga enls bsuUenoef ns I'll No,t. De-
operterer elotet. enien fot ai tebe Dos oem
euer fo1 al iao CplDsnnssi ON bet aperte.
rebe, bebes be oluo omiale al be tao
@pertislementet oetle elao Gel I'll ptn
I'll aeniiolg gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23

neIten til Riooaa. Sfent 9enteti
Den blep lang, off 5iben Dog forbolos
Dis burtie meo at betrogte De talrige
uniformer - en- Diitnot fattig unberz
boloning. men beg nof faa f~orneielig
at fortorte 3ioen meb, % 3Ditlano
eier %llniformer.
@noelig tom ban. 6eriteren / bet
megtige 9anO. ollie 6opeoer blotts=
oes, mems RajeItGtsn pasiereoe. Wlan
bapoe let aeiieren = faaet fin Rnsz
gerriqbeo t%ilfreDsitiuet. Def par ogiaa
BET hele.
st ballot 6unoreoe 8anonItuo melos
tie be ~reliqipie Geremoniers 9egnnOelis
/ 5pi6uiet. 0is1e pareoe pei en- balo
Zines lib % en- me9et imponerenoe
grocesfon ait ira 3pi6uiet ben I'll
6reoerif ben 2oen's Stutue. Saa biot
leg tunoe bere bier Der talt ct Bar
Ulinutter % b~ersfter ipreotes uae.
) DRESDEN 6dboe ieg aaereoe bsrt
ON 5sibuiets 6erligbeoer % git Der
for ftrafs oer6en. Del piloe toge lang
3iO at faa en- enoog 9anite rinae
&snofab til ale otsie 5ing. ION OBJ
beDareoes Der, % tapit fort9ae OF
5DItlanbs Grigs / iounone 5ioer.
U}en foruoen timber man o9iaa 4u=
tioens 8ri~gsreOitaber rigt reprGien
tereoe.
Man faar Snotrnttet At. at Der tr
noget i Def. naar Der T. ets. iiges, at
unoer ben frouitztniie arig tenoie
SpIterne be frantic Qotaliteter beort
eno 5ranifmGnoene ieip, naar mar
ftaar oDerfor De omfau9sri9e Reliefatz
beioer At paris og 0megn, Der ira
bin 5io opbeoares Der. 9pert 9u5.
6pert 6e9n, enbrer 3ragruppe. bbsr
@rsft Ct gengipet. ; 9neu er bier
8abe lagt uo, % ielo 6uisne ere ops
frrte meo ben met oetaiaereOe Gmz
bpggeliabeo.
Ser finoes Reliefarbeioer ira en-
Ulengoe forIttai9e arigsitufplaoisr
- ogiaa ira ben oanite &rig / "a.
SITTER at babe gaaet omtrin9 og iet
paa oisie 9ribenoe N}inosr ON 9loos
~uoeDoelie co GIenoigbso. tom ieg
pluDIeIig inn / Gentralbanen og blso
life tibet operruftet beb at ie ct Utter
prDoet meb qps og aors og om9ipet
at etfotiffe glanter. - st utter Der.
bpor ali bar 8iDne ON Bob. Ran %
llnoertr1tfelie - ct Utter Der; bet u
ter at bpilfet fun ben troenoe bar Jiet
at abe; bans Qlter. Der tolte iaa nns
oerligt ON, bporlebss aRrlisbeoen ital
naa til ale - ielp til 5ienoen Do en-
an6en Sang / en- bsjtiosfulo 4ftenz
ftuno beb bin dloprsfulcs Qfiteosfeit
odp ban Ct mt guo - G9rlig6eoens.
Sans Utter / oisie SmgiDelier, bbor
6oert mt Worbreoftab bilIes meD Be
geiitring. Gr bet muIigt} So. BET
par riqtiqt; t6i n9ppe en- bdlD ZINE
fer bapoe en- triiten 9rait for bette
utter / Den treenige SUBS RaDn oist
nDe 5aner, Der ira bette Alter ituIos
ipreoes uo omtrin9 / 9eroen for At
6eaige arigen5 Rabsler. 5lere San
&c Oenote jeg tilbage for at ie bette
Utter Obi ie9 Glitter spnet at 9aps
Qlter), - men BET l9ttebss mig lite
at ie 6armonisn me1sm bet og bets
OmgioelIer. GDiterea Il StatsHduo.
6an bar taget Rsligionen / i'm 1ienes
ite og ban timber anpenoelie for ben.
5ro pad Sub % aeiiereH Imam ri
ties unDertioen til at Oenoe bet om)
fOrftaar ban iaa forunoeylig al forene
/ esn Yrooitsn.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23

SEND IKE PENGE, hyis De bon
linden 1900 Nile fra Mime apolis.
Send vs. dette Advertisement, OK Vi
vii sende Dem den steel RANGE
De matte ys.ige, som Fragt, q. o.
D., med Ret I'll at undersOg0 den
DE finder, at den er fnidstHndig til
ffedsstillende, nefop sOm hntiYet,
den viaundsTliR ste Ware FOR Pen
gene, eaa god som Ran q III den
dobbelte PriH, brtAi da Jefnbanebs-
fJenten vor epeeieiie Pris OK Ffagt
prison. Hvis DE har nDget at I'd
satAe paa den, elitr hYis De like lin.
der. AZ dNn az den amnkkeaie on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23


Qarsmsber. Som betenot bo!
Der ben loren. odnIle ep.slutb. Sirte
/ SUM- III aarsmeos i albert 2ea.
Rinn.
Den banife ep.slutb. 9irts bill boloe
lit ira ben L. SUM- i Ct. 5obns airte
/ Clinton, ga.
CAN'T 9oGititer. Daibs
ington, .. s.. Marts q. - 5enrn
g. 6erb bil bliDs uonapnt til Opsrs
Rooemsiter (gSntsrnal Reoenue 6ol=
lettor"J 6bica9o. S%enatorerne Sui
lon % Raion bar / Dag ~ODerbraat
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9aaenoe.
6enrp g. 6erB cr ben Oa%nIfsole
9olititer beropre, iom bar naast
langit enbnu; ban bar ipilet an betps
oelis aoae / 5uinois politiite 2iD.
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pea 9eitiioen Oeres Sslnbrnnup.
st upentet Selitab fremmebe inos
fanot ia ON @ftsnen % operroite
SelDbruoeparret forifeaige 9epiier
pau oeres aGrligbeo og agtsIie.
Qrtiteft Carl RieIftd.
Der / noqen 3io bar b9ret anfat beo
Union 9acifc 8onen / Omaha, bar
mootaget et forbeldgtigt 3ilbuo ira
Sainois Central. % CT nu meb lin ia
Mile afrejit til 6bicaqo. hOOr ban for
5remtioen pil tag, 0pbolo. 0or
9dHosmano % bans life. elitoGrbige.
n%orIffebts 6nitru bar / ben lib. 9e
bar lebet / Gmaba, itobt fig mango
8ennsr, ~itriper %. ,. gioneer".
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itet rigt gifaIo Operalt i 4merita, bar
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Diem er qertb 4mbop. u. o., bpor
bans Wooer og en- 8roDer, Der er
Gage. bor.
5r. 2unb bar fun opbolbt fla / Init
lamb Iiben Sttober; bet ian oa anita
ges, at bans muFfalife gegabelie sr
oeciberet moi, iiben bet beremte Som
ferDatOriums prOfesiorer iaaleoes bill
tass fig at BAN.
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ger / Gbitugo pil tilbrin9e CONNER
ferisn / Msrico.
6brh5ber Senfens BE
gr abetfe. DIT" meobelte fibit
ben ulpttelige 8egiDenbeb, at Gprbez
Der 6reberit Q. Senfen unber BUR-
lington &c Wiisiouri 8anen. bar blss
ben ifoloet til Osben beb Sernbanes
iammenitsoet uOfOr Sobniton, Neb.
8i fan MI poerligere oplpfe, at ben
forulptfebe bleb begrabet | Rebraffd
Gitp Onsbae GftermiObag unber for
Deltaeelfe. Den afbsbe bar 10 for
nogle Mauneber fben 6leDen gift mep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23
.SanftGcn"

bliuer ienbt III Sublfribenter mOtI uofnt.
felte 0phseas mooIaees Al aosrpelne % q
gelo Il Detalt. GDereus ileumsils meo L
foreaeoe Statsrs Goitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23
9anifz M

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Qarsmeoer. Som betenot boz
Der ben loren. odnIle ep.=lutb. Sirtt
/ SUM 1T 4arsmeoe i gilbert Geo.
Uinn.
Den oanife ep.sIutb. 9irte bill bolot
lit ira ben L. SUM i 81. Sobns airtt
/ Clinton, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-23

Entered at the Post otaeea BLAIR, Nebr..
as secondelas- matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenham, Texas September q. Most Of
The cotton cenn IL ,h5s .,.,.t.. =, IN,
a.. 49,. ~, SVN'''n - 'ul ~"
wy ""ss stVW shorter ana the nights
coolcr the prospect for top crop has corr
rcspondingly diminished untiI tho most a.
timistic does ~, ,or. IL. ..s. i, ~
''.,,''''' "''S "V' now oeheNe that theF9
VIII pe any top crop to mature. In some
few spots the stalks are alive aud b,not,!
tny hut ~, hni u.,a,,,, 80 ,.',','
~, 80, "SSft' uaNe lhuusulousiy
puheluned 9h me Young hollis, until e IS
hVt ugneNeu that there VIII be- q pound OF
lpp crop gathered m the county. The re-
foht SUNNI IN the price has curtaied tho
,VgAl lr,Nlpis grfatF, aS the slnall amount
NV, MN laiMers haNe mlde IN THIS section
n'u as mem thhk that they ought To get
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
TAYLOR TOPICS.

The Lack OF Water Is Becoming a Sc
rous Matter,
Taylor Texas September 1.-THE wealth
or during the week has been showcry. but
far too little rain has fallen to meet de.
mandg. Tanks are low, many are dry, and
stock water is scarce off the larger streams.
The cotton crop Is practically all gathered,
while only about 5000 bales have been mar
keted in Taylor. This Is heavy falling
of In the usual receipts much below what
even the short crop would justify, ana
means that very large proportion Is with
held for better prices.
Tie infant daughter OF Mr., James Bon
son died Wednesday morning from the
Judgment OF a grain of corn In It's wind
pipe
MIR. S, Goldberg has opened with stock
OF clothing and mems supplies on west
side Main street, between Fourth and Bhth
streets.
The city has been profoundly moved by
the intelligence Of the death ut Gaines
Vile on last Monday evening Of Rev j. y.
Sweeney, who for seven yeArs wac the
much beloved pastor OF the First Christian
church at this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Mhnrton CountY Aaaesen1snte.

Wharton, Texas, September 27--Depaty
Assessor wynne has completed the nssess-
ment rolls OF Wharton county for this year,
the same has been approved and accepted
by the commissioners. Total values for
1901 s5,O42,e52, ngaanst s5,tsl 200 last year.
a decrease Of sss,a9s The roiis show as
follows. Town lots s2s5.s00: hgrsos, and
value s954. 305; lacks, 40 value, S0Dji Sheep
sos. value $500 gonta l2s, value SieJ.
hogs zoos. ynlue st14t5; dogs, 1000 value
$500; carTlnges, bnggies ana Wagons, iosl'
vsine s9T Oa0. goods wares and mgrehan-
disc value siis.eI0; fnqteria, manufactured
articles and tools. yasue 1901 steam en-:
aines and boilers value So, 4u5i bankers
money $40, OOOi money other thah bankers
ana brokers', $40, 100; railroad mileage ave
unesl ss 77-100, value &5lb,eob Telegraph
mileage. H8 si.t00, value sjSs0 tclophqno
niiease' Including exchange, 70, value
S5j00 inc strlnkaAe this year IL due Sole
iy and only to the storm damage last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
eAY CITY NEWS NOTES.
The Rice Harvest Is Under Way a
is a Big One.

The Rice Harvest Is Under Way and
Is Big One.
Bay City Texas, September 27-.M. n.
Cain, the conductor ON the passenger train.
has moved his family from smthvule to
Bay CITY
Already duck shooting is nne, The rice
fields around Ray City will attract null.
lions of the birds and this will he YER
liable sporismaus paradise
e. j. Green OF Port Dayaca has moved
his family to Ray city.
William u, Austin aud G NJ MaCiu are
building two story business house on Scy.
eqth street TO be occupied by I'm Boyd
nj wharton as soon as completed.
Hon 4, u, Hensley has gone to IA9no 10
wed o fair lady Of that city. His new
home In Bay city Will soon he ready for
occupancy.
All travellers agree that there Ia moro
town of It's Size In Texas
Judge r. NJ. Cash of Houston has been
here THIS week with party of prosprctor5
from Illinois. They all say that this "a tle
finest rice country they ever saw, every
thing considered.
William Cash says the rig for the Big
Hin oil wen has been shipped from Beau
mont aud VIII soon urriye In Bay City and
so forward ut once.
AS result Of thls superb weather the
rice harvest IS going forward with a rush
and the crop that Ia being gathered ~
simply tmmense. In the vicinity Of Bay
CITY there are at least nfty rice harvest
Ing machines running daily. Perhaps the
number L. greater Next week the thrcSh
Ing season win open ia good shape and
ther we VIII have some crop results
owing 10 the great success OF our late
vice carnival the Tribune suggests that
Bay City make II n regular fail festival aud
ON q larger and glunder scale, aud the idea
meets With universal favor. BY next fall
Bay CITY viii be able TO give rice cHrni
vel that will be worth going d long ways
10 soc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Marlin Mnttnra-

Marlin, Texas, September CA great
deal Of cotton Is said to be held by farmers
for better prices.
A new aud up-to-date street sprinklng
machine has been ordered by the fire de-
partmont OF Marlin and as soon MS II ar
rives the department will take charge Of
the work Of sprlnkling our streets.
Rev. o. r Hotchkiss is in the city 20
assist his brother. Rev. D II Hotchkiss.
in the pIotracted meeting at the Methodist
tabernacle
W r. Herrlng, a well known attorney
OF Waco. Is IN the city on business con
nected with Houston and Texas Central
Railway company.
Mr.. l.. A. Daffau general superintendent
of tho Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way company, Is In the city.
Mrs. Carroll and children Of Houston,
who have been visiting In Marlin, nave
returned home.
Judge S Il. Scott of Waco was In the
city yesterday on business.
Mayor r. r, Spencer Of Dublin has been
visiting In the city and returned home
yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Richmond News Notes,

Richmond Texas September 2X--Drs
John Rich Of Foster was in town today
aud xpealing Of his cane crop be says he
has as hne crop as IN the county. some
81 hts best cane Is now ready for the MIL,
lie n,anfed 100 acres on the Coss place for
Keulpner of Galveston and has given Y
his personal attention during the year anu
Inc result Is as stated above, aegeras nun
bred acres Will be planted In Ms VisaniX
next year. $500. a..
Several large FARMERS are looking ont Tor
corn to feed next year. NOT ocang hpie "
grow enough flis year 10 run uhem uhul
another crop Is made 10
w ID. Fields S. preparing to plant Op
acres ~ r1ce, next year from weAe lae has
several thousand acres of ayailabh f.ce
land, which ne win plant In rice " ne
succeeds next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
4 TEMPORARY ACTIVITY
Ia Corn Was the Only Feature of the
Grain Market Yesterday.
ALL THE CEREALS CLOSED LOWER.
December Corn lost "a, December
Wheat IA to SO and December Oats
4--Provisions Sc to ioc Higher.

Chicago. September 81. with tho excop.
ton Of shortived activity In corn bust
ness on the board OF trade was dun again
today. December corn closed Y lower. De
ccniber wheat hM& down and December
oats 4 lower. Provisions closed from to
Toe higher.
Corn from the start had brisk ten.
dency. The weather was fine, the cables In
different and there was plenty Of profess
slona offering Of the cereal Ivy longs ne.
cember opened quiet. shade lower to IN
changed at 5S9sm5S9, and for a time the
trading was done only by scalpcrS. Then
longs, who had bought yesterday, began
10 lpuidate and the prices rapidly Tell OF
TO 5sc, reactlug somewhat on covering but
failing again TO 577s on the continued pres.
sure. There were less cash sales reported
ket grew dun again, December closing weak
"A lower at IS Recclpts 3d6 cars
Wheat traders had little business and fol-
lowed the lead of corn, December opened q
shade lower az 1Gh on cables and large
receipts and pressed by the same small ring
OF bears who tried yesterday To put the
price below zoe il declined 10 that figure.
conditions were bcarish. but at this point
there were enough buying orders to bring
DECEMBER up to i0k. whore It closed weak
Ad% lower than Yesterday. Local receipts
oats were exceedingly dull and followed
corn December opened y lower at 3Bis
being the only price for over an hour Fol.
lowing the break in corn December sold
of to 1854 and with but little commission
house buying closed weak Il down at 36,
Provisions We're quiet. but had an upward
TENDENCY IN spite of the weakness IN grains
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat 105
ears; corn 3lo ears oats 200 cars; hogs
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Article Omen High Low Close
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
s friends ana relatives 10 Hearne this

Ing friends and relatives in Hearne this
owing 60 the change in the scheduie
on. Tue Houston and Texas Central rail-
road much dissatisfaction is expressed here
on account Of The Post arriving here two
hours later than formerly.
Miss Carrie Hostasscr has returned from
hoek Springs where she has been visiting
for some time
Mrs 4 r Brashcar visited friends In
calvert today
Mr. y. y. McNutt has returned from a
business trip 20 Bryan.
Nlr. y. T. Rnylcs Of Calvert Is Ia the
city today on business
Among the prumincnt planters OF tho
krazos bottoms IN town today were Messrs
w T. Hnpna, w E. Astin and @. a.
Miss Irene stevenson left today for
h9sse, where SHE VIII visit for several days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

fIeArhe, Texas, September 1.-THE gin
owned by Mrs Mary Brady caught IRE yes.
terday evening but was extinsulshed before
much damage was done.
Or. and Mrs W. 4. Mcknight Of Mar
lin are visiting the family Of Mr.. q. X
Weleh this week.
Mr. w r. Farmer, who has been in the
service OF the Houston and Texas Central
railroad at this place for several years as
operator. left today for Navisota 10 accept
a like position with the same road.
Mrs. Fred Lalller Of Hampstead is visit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Grain and Provieione EIseMhere.

Kansas city. Mo. september 21,--Whent
September (Ala; December 6l1a May IO9s;
cash No. hard 65iA@Od; No, red 7014.
Corn September dols; December 5sa5ss;
May 59@5o4 cash 80. . mixed 57b@5' la;
No . white 59km60A. Oats-No. 2 white
3Sl4m39 Receipts Wheat 100; corn ~
COO; oats 1900. Shipments Wheat $4,000;
corn 10000: oats 5000
New Orleans September 27.-lIog pro-
ducts-Firm. Pork Standard mess 1900.
Lard1Rehned terce Ks; r,bS Ere Ezra Az ~.
aI5. Bacou-Clcir rib sides TO- Hams
Choice sugar cured 12h4l3h. Coffee kio,
ordinary to fair 6u6A Rice Quiet; screen
iugs 3Iad39s; head 49sd4& fancy 5hn5A,
Flour-Extra fancy 335a84 40; patents. 3.75
d3.sO Corn meal 800, Bran 30. Hay
Prime II 00d1s .OO choice 300. Corn
No. , sacked fmer white IS; mixed 66;
yellow 81 Oats-N0. . sacked 43.
New York, September 2I.-WheNt-R Re-
ceipts 1l1.O00: exports 6s,O0O; spot quiet
and easier; No. red FAX Z. o. b. aiioat and
75l5 elevator: No ! Northern 76 f. O. h..
anoat; No. hard s0h +. o. b. ahoat. OPP
tions-Weak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
nLrNArnRs A ANn D.
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.
Merinos and Crossbreeds Were In Good
Demand Yesterday.

London, September - The offerings at
the wool auction sales here today numbered
1870 bales including n good selection Of
secured which met with quick safe. Me
rlnos and cross breeds We're In good de-
mnnd, but grades dragged somewhat Sales
In detail;
New South Wales tO00 bales, secured 6Nd
ais 3Ad, greasy 4Q1ld.
Queensland 400 bales; secured i0hd@ls
~. greasy nil
Victoria 100 bales secured Sl3ddls Oh (;
grcaty 4Sf1llgd
south Australia, 100 bales; secured nil;
greasy Au9d
ErsnSy 6M0Nd
New Zealand, 1900 bales; secured 4&dQl
1s "a. grensy 3iamol5d.
Cape of Good Hope aud Natal COO hules:
sconred 7Aals Sd; greasy 6taaI%d.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, September 81 --Butter Firm;
creamery 14M21 dairy 13ml7 Cheese
steady lOQl1 Eggs Firm, fresh 16Jz017.
New York, september q Eggs Receipts
623S packages. Market firm; state and
AL Western uncandled 17m20i9
Kansas city, September Eggs-Steody
15c.
chickens 7 springs 7i5ds; turkeys ~,
young 7; ducks sac; geese 4d5 Butter
steady; creamery l7@22; dairy l80l7 Eggs
Steady 16.
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NEW ORLEANS


New Orleans. September p The New
Market hiling up with calves; fat grown
cattle scarce: prices hrm lower grades
continue plentiful; prices lower. COrn-fed
hogs and fat muttons wanted.
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TRADING Ar SAN Angela

san Angelo Texas September % .-
Trading Ia live stock circles has received
quite stimulus In all Inns and the chang.
ing of ownership In range stock cane In
for it's share. John Rae OF Crockett re.
Gently sold 60 j. NJ. shannon 2HO head of
2-year.old steers az SIS and mo head OF
yenrlings nt Sl4, while II. W Gillis bought
some 30 head Of ycarlings at Sl4. The
having a marked eject on the Industry
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Chicago, September 81 Cattle Receipts
S40o, Including 800 Texans aud BOD West.
crns; market steady; good to prime steers
B.00dI6i5; poor TO medium 4.O16i5. ~.
stoekers and feeders 225Gf4.3n; cows i.5U1
4.1a; hcifcrs 2.O0QI.Ja; Gamers l5Om2 SOY
bulls l.TiGi475 calves 3.Oo5t6.23. Texas
steers S.OOmI.0o; Western steers 8.6i6fI. -
Hogs Receipts 10000. market strong. good
TO choice heavy 6.SO6tT2a; Night 8 2lm0aI;
bulk Of sales B.b5MB.ni Sheep Receipts
1900: market strong; good to choice wcth.
ers 3HU6i4 90; fair 20 choice mixed 8;NNt
3GO; Western sheep S.21lf3, 80; lambs ROO
$500; Western lambs 3.50qli,I5
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81. Louis. September 27.-Cattle-R RE
eelpts 26O0, Including 1900 Texans; market
steady, with Texans iOc lover; native
shipping and export steers 4.s3n890; dress
under 1000 pounds 30ogJ. 25; stockers and
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CorroN sEEp PRODUCTS.

r o, y, mill Texas interior points, &c
cordIpg ia location Fer gallon.
Prime crude oil. loose. .,... 80521 n
Prime summer yellow oil. 9alsGl "a
Iinters according to quality ollaa 02
Per ton.
Huls, hnied ......,....,..t 81 80
Prime cotton seed meal q. % 80 az IS
Prime cotton seed cake..... - SO az ~
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for dely
cry nj Galveston.
Memphis. September q -OlI-Carload lots
per gallon Prime crude 33; on crude 2SNf
2uIa prime GUNNER yellow ~, choice cook
per gallon ~ Meal and cake Prime 200,
on 1900.