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Alvin Sun.
The killing Of two men In Houston Mon
day is trsceable directly TO the unlawful
and evil practice Of carrying concealed
weenons. In this Instance had both par
Ties been unarmed and not had deadly
weapons beneath their clothes two lives
wonId have been spared. as the evidence
before the coroner's court developed tho
fet Tint they we're long time friends
II is most nefarious and reprehepsible
,rc,tl,c and unworthy OF true manhood. The
nerson who. In the quiet walks OF life. be
~ hi,b or low. carries a deadly, weapon
~ noocnsisd on his person, II criminal, ana
3lr.as a statnte Of the state, as Innch
wa n he would thrust his hand IN the
~ ~ his ueighhor and steal his money,
w. a noi know as II. between me Two,
~ u,otTr' ~ the deadly weapon Is the
moro reprehensble. For the men Nny
Inols issbather's nurse steal trash and
~ nan VINO parades the public thorough
fares hi time OF profound pfasf WIN =
dasdi, Ueapoh thrush beneaih MS CLONES
stands ready 10 take q precious, ri,t..o'
Ave his hands In the blood or hls lgtnw
nan and 10 leave disoonsolste the NluoM
and the orphan . Il, rrnsf renrebeu.
sfbie nractice and should pc si9ppen, y,
shonld be unworthy OF any goo iha =. ~
citisen. We hdn'it that lots ot s sou hS ~
eSrry them. but II they ~outu .ssop 40,
tsink that every time they 40 II tney ''"'
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

in 6o.lb cans. extracted, 5G6c per pound;
in bulk Sd11c: In 12-lh cans, extracted,
6HaIe gSq1nEd sections Ct6,Ia6 l2qdY5c ,sHd1sc;
prime 2O621c choice 25926c; fancy new
crop syrup, 32@33c; pure new crop syrup
ICSoNpENsED MILK-Eagle, s6.5oGa75;
Magnolia 81 65@4 70; Dime, 81 S1H3 w
challenge 81 1894 20; Winner "a 23di 80.
OYSTERS-1-lb full weight, 4.oz, S549Oc;
Glib full weight s.oz, 81 coal 10; 1.lh, 5-oS,
9O6f05c; lib light weight, 55M6Oc; BIB light
weight S5d90c.
" PICKLES Five.gallon kegs 500; 10
gallon kegs "a S9 o6Is, ~ d niL coS
style, 81 so; 15-galon, 81. so; 1-galon Amer
lean style. 500; 1gallon hheexag2n, $ 550
RICE-Extrn fancy head, 61gMBAc cnoicp;
5d5Ac; fair, 4%@4hc' fancy imported va
ROPE sisal. basis 7-1e, 1oHc; Manila,
12%c; untarred lath yarn, Sc: tarred' thc
sALToLouisaSena6 coarse s b ed fne o s$s
50 S9' 70. 7o-4s, 81. 65.
SALT E.sHMs ssif hb,s No 10 in NO. lo]e
s. s. ooG5 80; tubs, s. ooa5 50. 6,
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock, Columbia
River none; Castle Rock, Columbia River
81 65d51 70; Spear Alaska, 8 10; Toy SS s
River ST 10; Violet brand. 81 80; CernIa-
tion brand Fancy Red Alaska. 81 31d l. 50
ARDINES-American quarters, ~; t2.d
3 IS; mustard So. 40d3 30: imported Gillette
grade quarters. $12. so; fancy sprats' quar-
tiers. 81. 5oTiO 90, according to grade.
STARCH-s standard goods Pearl, IN 4Qi6
boxes 43s6L41kc; Royal Gloss, bulk, $3.50
4%c; Nickel, 100 packages per box, So 90;
corn starch. SIC per ID, 20 and 4o-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots'
geGs rates are given on c ca9aG ana pow
dered . soc; Louisiana yellow CHARMED
fancy, 5G5hci choice 4@c'
PRODUCE.
nETGW prifna 92n2gC ncr
BEANs-Importe navy beans, 4.ls@4sssc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried. Sci pink, &c,
california navy. 44d41hc: Snaps 500 per
bushel; wax, $3.50 per bushei; Californi"
LII HIT gR.Blue star. 21d22e; dairy lsG
100; Eigin creamery, 2602Tc: Texas bricks
i5dt0r oleOmargarlne--Linc solids,
lie; Lincoln prints, l3c; Daisy SOLIDS, "a ;
prints 1sc; Monkeys, special lsci er SSs,fs
special. l5,; special Blue Star, lsci Elgln
dairy bricks. l9c Ideal, lie
CABBAGE-2d2hc us
i4l6ct Wisconsin full cream daisies, lie
! i4Ec: Wisconsin half cream, l223Fal5c,
EGGS Kansas, 2Oci Texas colu sto'ah''
oE R Afffs a1 i'n IN half barrels SO 2Jd
SoNIoNs-Per pound 2B@2i4c; -,
PEPPER Chile, old, llhgi XXI coI pr isc
FoTATOEsIS GOAL 10, according &c
! quality; Colorado. 81. 25. e,An
| pEANuTS-Jum per pouhu' ~
| fancy III. p, Sc; choice 51hc; Gs.' $50
POULTRY-Ch Chickens, hens: good so SiSge
$40: fryers. large, ss.ooal9i ~ oro cncts
81. 5Od2 T5 mixed lots, S2b3nS;t ~ sioS "a *
| largo oid si.5O; ducks, large 81 49,,
geese. full feathered. S3.25a4O0; turksSS3ds m
hens. S5.O0d550; turkeys g g99 7s F''V
~sWEET PoTAToEs- Vans, 81 90 ons me-
| TOMATOES Mexico, LlbusheI nas
| kefs 81 OOd1 80; California. 81 ~ = OK. sAnS
| Ahastet crate, 6ONfTSc; peck box 5"1l.sls,A
CEfERY--CoIoarado white, per onncn
6o@T5c
FRUITS -
APPLFS-Arkansas bbla, choiSe Nv
Davis, IS. 5ods. rs; fancy $4.ooG4'2oi wine
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late the law and are criminals, and what
terrible consequences might entail on their
unlawful act We think they would quit
q. The law should take hold Of the mat
ter and deaf with II rigldly.
Generally the man who carries n pistol
evidently does SO with The idea or intcut
of killing somebody with &C. hence the
guilty intent to KIN or murder, coupled
with the act Of carrying the deadly weapon
should be severely punished.
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caII for Pros Nicotine.
Bay city Tribune.

huy lily IIlbuOe.
To the Newspaper Fraternity Of the Mid
die Coast Section OF Texas
ON the 2sth day Of August, 1901, several
members of the press Of this section, in
attendance at the slce carnival at Bay
City, met aud effected temporary Or.
ganizatlon, with tho undersigned MS prcsI-
dent, for the purpose Of consultation aud
cooperation IN making known to the world
the marvellous resources of this wonderful
portion OF our great state.
That meeting appointed committee on
constitution, bylaws and permanent organ
izatiou and adjourned to meet at such time
and place as the undersigned might des'
ignate in his call for the purpose of ef-
fecting permanent organization
Subsequently, the cltizcns OF Eagle Lake
sent me, through the editor OF the Eagle
Lake Advertiser, a numerously signed In
wilton To the association to hold lts con
tcmpated meeting in their city.
Pursuant, therefore, to the authority
vested I'm me az the meeting on August
rs, aud to the Kind invitation of the good
people of Eagle Lake. | hereby call you,
the said newspaper fraternity OF the mid
die coast section of Texas, to meet a.
the opera house in Eagle Lake at 1850
O'Clock p, m. on Tuesday, October ~ lnI ),
to effect a permanent organization Tor the
purposes above set forth.
The following program for the occasion
has been outlined hy committee APP
pOlnieU IoF luhN pulpVn''
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
can to order.
Invocation. by some minister
Address OF welcome, by the mayor and
IL W. Carothers.
Response. By President Ladd.
Report of cumBittee on constitution anu
permanent organl2ation1
Action on the consultation,
Election OF officers hereunder.
Address by the president elect
Carriage ride 90 sugar and rice mill at
Lakeside aud to other points OF interest
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Paper, by Cnptala Ben ~ Baker OF the
Paper. by Colonel William Francis Linn
OF the Galveston News.
Paper. by Mr. Lee Landlord Of the Cal
houn County News. ,-,.
Paper, by A. J. Blrchhed Of the Alvin
Paper. by G. NJ. Mngill late of the Bay
Paper, BY F. l.. Dnlaye of the In Porte
banquet rendered by the citizens of Eagle
100 WEDNESDAY, FORENOON.
Business session,
Excnrsion to Bay city, through the cane
| and rice fields Of Colorado wharton am
! Matngorda counties, rendered by the cane
The noople Of Bay city are planning fol
! carriage ride 10 the rice fields lump
Ing plants etc, and an oyster loAD'
! Wednesday night. J, J.; Laad,
| Temporary President
Bay city, Texas, October s. 1901.
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|rpr new GOODS ARRIVE III IT,
W. " CHANGES OF THE DAY.
!. Under the Disadvantage
" y .,.,Inatins Freight Rate
4. pampered Business.

.,ns advantages offered by
y .,6lesale market this year
IIc''' ..o,eo an exceptionally good
~ FsoUever. trading has been
J. ,.ppered by a discriminating
,.,n Of st. Louis dealers
" N the "Garvey mixture
sli.s ned such proportions as TO
~. centers. BY the practice
y ,-om st. Louis are enabled
!. :, 'c,ricad lot of mixed commoa-
common point and apply
- the lowest commodity to
nA,.r,nt. A buyer Of less than
4 supplied at the same rate
~ .,,,ld amply only to carload
nopstou merchants, whose con
...i 20 classified, are deprived
NJ, nv the discrimination and
\. mo railroad commission, who
n Quill down the bars, is eS-
i. II, new impetus to business.
,,,0s vas unchanged in the grain
urket
tank another upward turn,
4. 4eeut gain.
snIsns and dates, fresh stock,
\, marked l5@1c lower.
Il new raisins will come in to-
I IN End a strong demand.
|nik Morrow received a shipment
|, ostornia walnuts, the first of the
1, wustOes from the Tyler and Lin
|rsat are arriving in fair quantities
y rod trading.
rivals Of canned goods are noted
M 10 unusually heavy demand is re-
i, M ihe assortment of fresh goods.
sr.sss Ia banana supplies is notice
nm the fruit dealers, though it has
N, sufficient TO materially alter
ips are selling slightly cheaper and
t,stlon was about THE same. A de-
4 vase has been noted in the last
seks
rirket was frmer on the best quail
lpples and stocks are still large,
llry on the intermediate and in
rhtes.
naiket was firm. on both Texas and
4 s,gs, without change in quotations.
Ne demand for the day was consid-
slCkened
Eu G. cranwell & Co. of Baltimore
iioes-A fair demand for tomatoes
litlent to cause further advances on
Ilre line, During the week consld-
icirity developed on No. 2s, which
financed clean 3 cents per dozen.
Rronds are now 10 to 7715c; stand
; 20 s2tc per dozen. The high price
tof No. IS is having the eject OF
fng the demand for No. Is, and
Markets are buying this size. which
ny buy only No. IS. The packers
s,cn paid comparatively little atten.
No 3, so that the available sup.
Ieiy limited. No. 3 standards closed
'1 al VIE per dozen. The demand,
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rLENArOR MOVEMENT.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago October IL Butter Steady ,
crcamefles 14a2l; dalries 1919; cheese
steady. oAdl0# Eggs-Firm, fresh t7i4
New York, October II. Eggs Receipts
s23f packages easier, Western candleI
81 Iouie. October 17.poultry--Fr
chickens g. springs SasI9 turkeys ~;
ducks 5iSd8: geese g. Butter Steady
creamery l7d2ola; dairy i4@i7. Eggs
Kansas CITY, october 17.-Eggs Firm. II.
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nRrGs Am CHEMICALs.

ouinine. 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR
phinc, S225d25O per ounce; cocaine $500
per ounce; bOraX, SIC per pound In 100.
castor oil. Sl2O per gallon In 5.glllon
packages; epson salts, 10 per 100 in
barrels: alcohol. So 70m3.00 per gallon;
suinhur. S2G5 per loo In barrels; alum,
Due nrr pound in barrels; saltpeter &c per
nound in barrels: camphor. Toe; wood ALEC.
Roi. 500; gum opium, S3,s5; powdered
opium, SlS5; c0rbollc acid, 4oai2c per
nnund in bottles; calcium carbide, S5.2O
Der 100, delivered Texas common railway
points.
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PANTS. OIL AND GLASS.

White lead per cwt, strictly pure,
ca rs: second grade 5000; third
spade $500. Turpentlne, per case
Two 5-gallon cans. 5000 barrel lots,
2TSeVnstIen reds per cwt, $3.50; yellow ochre,
ner crew" cwt, 81 90 Linseed oil, best boiled,
homnalt 8sg5oc Ready mixed dSedrd mo mouse sc
brand; mineral paints, Toe per gallon, Win
dow glass so per cent ana 20 per cent on
Ienuary list.
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caprlscn Of these quotations show
h'antases in favor of Houston as a
a.e market. When the buyer con.
As benefits to he derived from
"a y freight rates he will lind that
Wv t9e quotable figures Mt other
.s,.h ne lower the price finally paid
sag greater. The prices are those
N .Ivag houston Wholesale merchants
We revised daily.
q CANNED GOODS.
SSED FRUITS-Apples, BIB. 05c6
4 pIssiagPles, sliced, 81 10; eyeless and
81 ~ 'Vgi 50; extra grated, Sl.SaM
HI ~, soc; Strawberries, bib,
IN piaeekberries, 2.lb. 75G s5c;
Hi ~. nv A.Wdl 10; peaches, Bib,
I,yyFp' JPp We peaches, Bib, 9Jc@S1 No.
4 sei"S, EIEIA BLES-.T omatocs. lib,
Ilfl i5' Il 1sGSoc; BIB, full weight,
In I, ~ ~, seconds, S00S2l2c: 3-lb,
~ we. Canned kraut, alb. 81 ON
Sslllornla asparagus, ~ ill.,. Si 95g
! ~ California asparagus Tins So 20.
a peils BIB, 95c: BIB string beans
n ii 15sgaey beans, 05c; 2-lb strlngless
A -o, lib marrowfat peas 81 oO.
4 EMn petit pois, 81 5udi IS; All
4 sW 2lb Blue Ridge corn. s5c:
De- Xxx sshS g: e5c; Newark, soc; Bet.
-roHAlA FRUIT-Extra standard
H. C,sas lemon cling. 81. 0O0i1 g5s
Il /. 0,SS .sJ pa 81, 90G2 90; black cher.
n 40 white cherries. 50 lon
n fisadvots, 81 S0dl 90; stra wberrles.
tdj pllms. 81 65di1. Is. grapes.
h ain ~ seconds loo per dozen less.
NM ssiandard prices.
y g an osm.oLsAassEs--P. & r. Old Fash.
h d. ~ " 10 per case: V gallons,
fcai , ,Sss Agallons, SO. rs per case
4 bT,n3 " 2.lb cars. 0OdJ5c: Gold
I Fer dot ''ucy table syrup, quart jars.
llNrN, HEAVY STAPLES.
5lsg Sorr5IOJN--Powder. Der key 81 90:
Ietk, slq9s ~ 81 .65 per kes; drop shot,
tc0N 10 buck, 81. 90.
legDsAsue short clear, In sacks.
illSaiees llei boxed, Ac higher; bel.
|ss VIM ., AND TIES BageInp. Old,
eSDY t SsSia Houston, 81 IS.
III, Der IN wrapped, basis "a, No. .,
gqlise nor 4, TO l, fun weight, basis
led. 6is,S,tsl o' special sizes. l3c hign.
FsbLE 500 as TO quality.
sA begSt tull weight 11iAc: Gran.
@ESr spo..ll nc, Electric Lights. Yl5c.
N7sf2 61uand, 81 1903 %; Rosen-
,S Sii,RlS y, fair, 77.asc. prime s4a
'try gSisQsae; fancy. 10l5d12ci
n1ees ioc' CordOva. 18c. Roast,
u easas A,npckle's Ariosa, basis
~ Lion iiilsc; delivered: Apex.
,!ifa. l.ik lei Gold Seal Mocha
4. In cs ~ cans, 2Sc. Mocha and Jnya
tlCKlRSs, 2,lb and Alb nails. lSAe.
llb e,stoA u e Soda. bulk boxes.
y eSc Guns re' per dozen. S5c: ginger
INA, 500 lln6less e., Is; stage Dlanks, 6laci
~ K Sses 4S-lh sacks; Fancy htgh
grade % .nancy, half patent. 81. IS
IasAef. o.EV 24-lb sack. zoe ner hnr.
IA, M ~ wood, 15c per barrel
ran iEsogs Goops-GrIts. bom,n,
psaI mssl' IN 4Oib sacks nor sact
Of feral. IN 38-lb sacks ~ a. Del
..ds cal. +, sacks; Scotch oats. 81 90
essg{e oats ~. Columbia oats, 81. IS
ilsc: fierce, compounds. SIC
~ lon I'D cans, lac higher thai
~ slA tsuA &c higher; 5-ib cans. x,
AS .hs' lie higher.
..,sssaG sNeu s'a' l2Hci fancy, 1shc; pic
sur 500 per barrel; coopered
barrels, coarse per gallon
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Fort Worth Public Library Opened.

Fort Worth, Texas, October 1.-THE pup
lie library which cost $4,000, was TOR
malIv opened today. II was built by q
donation made IN Andrew Carnegie. Mrs
Charles Schcuber is librarian With i've OF
SIX assistants.
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A $4,000 DEAL, IN TOM GREEN

san Angelo. Texas October tA-Zch
owens sold his sixteen section ranch aud
lln head OF cattle 10 Robert & nalley,
the consideration ON the deal being In the
ueighhorhood OF 5000
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WIRE NAILs-S3 base per keg.
RARBED WIRE 80 Galvanized Gldden,
81. 80 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker, per-
feet S3S5 per 100 lbs.
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PALE PEOPLE HAVE PALE BLOOD.
Groves Tastcless chm Tonic makes rich
blood
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HOUSTON

The following are the live stock quota
lions for this market as furnished by Dunn
commission company, Successors to T e
Samnlers Commit sslnn cnn1mnnN.
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visiting his sslter but will remain but
few days us his business engagements de-
mund his presence nc home.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.

Receipts today OF wheat: Cars.
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe.......... 8
Total ..... Observation-Disclosures. 10
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saps and Arkansas Bleak, 81. 25d4 so;
New Mexico per lob boxes. 81 rs; Belle
ileurs. per box, 81 50.
BANANAs- Loose, 81 5Oa1 IS; packed
81 T5d2. 90
' CRANBERRIEs- 1898 90 per bushel
crate
ORANGES Fancy California valcuclas,
Ter box. "a 50.
TEACHES Texas, 25c per peck.
COCOANUTS-Per sack of 100, 81 25In
so; less quantities, 81 10.
CANTAL6UPES-New Mexico, per bask-
ct, 75cdSt 90: per crate, So SOFAS 90.
LEMONS cssinas SO 00d$3. 10, accord
Ing to quality.
PEARS--Fall varieties California Winter
Neliis 50. 90
PINEApPLES-Cra per dozen, 81 OOG
%; per crate 81 5O0i5 Oh,
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RouGHT A pEcns cn1tNrY rAsr,.nr
CRoCKErr CnrNrY RANcn nrA1-

San Angelo, Texas. October Il. n. aud
j. w Lynn sold 10 r. q. Perry lon head
Of stock cattle for $500. and bought from
him the lease OF twelve section ranch
Tn Crockett county Cor 5000
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RECEIPTS CONTINUE LIGHT.
SHEEP AND HOGS ARE STRONG.
VI the Texas Cattle in Market, ST. Louis
Got 1850 Head, Kansas City 500
and Chicago 100.
KANSAS CITY.

Especial to The pOst)
Kansas City. Mo. october IL The fol.
lowing sales by Texas and Territory stock
men were reported today: q w. Carson.
S Sed Rock. 81 pound cows. 2.i5. r. Al
o9n1gaer Davidson. IA pound steers .u5.
ulmsiead Snyder While Eagle Sil
Pound steers. 2a5; Ira Carr. Lone wolf,
~ pound steers, 2.DTl4; l.. r. Nlorledge,
"nlle Eagle, 9ls pound steers, 800.
n Kansas City, Mo. October II. Cattle
receipts 5000 natives, 1900 Texans aud 100
SaNes; generally steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers .. s0d6 ~: fair to good
5t;oo0oi5; stockers and feeders 3OO6f4 40;
western fed steers 1.I5GfG.20; Westcta
range steers 325dS.O0; Texas and Indians
-,'1d5.tO Texas cows 21062I5. native
cows 2,GOMi0o; heifers 3O9mJ.25: Gamers
l.@a2.50; bulls 240d3.50. calves 5000
9Jg. Hogs Receipts GO0O: market &c
inlgner' bulk 6.lWi6 AZ; heavy GJOui6. go;
nght ol0n635; pigs 5.50d560 sheep Re.
oeipts 5000: market steady: Western lambs
aMa4 20; Western wetherS g. 2jGfi. 60. ewes
275.
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nn1rn rRu1Ts ANn Nrrs.

APPLEs-Fancy evaporated, 50-lb boxes,
sac lib cartons, fancy, l0c cartons,
choice, 0l2c, choice eyaporated, SAc sun
dried 6l5c.
APRICOTS-Per III. loose. 1o14G11c.
CITRON--In 10-lb boxes, l3c
CURRANTS-2 j-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
SlhGOc; lib cartons.
, bATEs-l.lb packages, 9d0hc; 6o-lb
FIGS California. 12hc; Imported, 15G
PEACHES Choice new stock S&d9c.
RAISINS-Californla 3-crown, l.. l..
boxes 81 S5dl 90; 4boxes L. J.. raislns,
e5mT5c; crown j.. NJ. raisins, 5o.lb boxes.
6Iac; 3-crown l.. NJ. ralsins, JO-lb
PRrNEs- California, 0o-100s, 4AQ5c;
so,00s, 5hc; 70-s0s, &C. 6070s, 6iac; 5O-6Os.
'NuTs-Brazl. lac per III; flberts. Sicily,
15c: walnuts, lidl5c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5&d6c; No ., 4$4@5c; Jumbo, ga
6i5r; almonds, TarAgona lSc per lh In
sacks; pecans selected, Zoe; large, l2G15ci
medium, Ease.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET STEADY.

steady good toscholce heavy g. Solf6 falb,
nght 6OOW6S0, bulk of sales 6.Uafa.OS
sheep Receipts loco; steady: good 10
choice wethers 3.l0Git2a; fair 10 choice
mixed 3.WNf350 Western sheer aOOfi3 NJ.
native lambs S.O11O0; Western lambs
BouGHT A PECos COUNTY PASTURE.
San Angelo. Texas, October ll "a. a.
Od0m OF Runnels county bought OF w
OBrlen. In Pecos county the lease rigat
OF torty-scctlon pasture Tor $500. TO
Of cows.
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= WT'I ~, ~ '''1-'-' 1'-'1-'-,, 30 Oh VIl 90
Corn fed lights and rough 4 so IA Is
The outlook is good for the coming weel
on choice cattle.
Top corn fed hogs wanted
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload tots, fob. cars from millers,
dealers charge from store 5Gl0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2@3c per bushel on oats
and corn, and 10@l5c per 100 100 lbs s. on hay.
WHEAT SHORTs-Per 100 lbs, S1lO8
l.15, ,,a-u<
CORN CHOPS-Pure, - ;5sCdl ~.
0ATs-Per bushel, i76f4Sl5c.
HAY-Alfalfa, S14 GOALS 70; choice tim
othy, SlD 0Oalo.5O: South Texas prairie
Nav, Sc. 50d9O0 North Texas and Terri
tory hay, $l3.00dl5OO.
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METALS.
Concealed Weapons.

New York, october i7.-speHer dun, 42c
al. 25
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ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis October II Cattle Receipts
COCO, including 100 Texans; steady, native
shipping and export steers 5O0dROJ;
dressed beef and butchers steers 4 5uN6
$50; steers under 1000 pounds 34oa5 .UO;
stockers aud feeders 2256i3 7O cows aud
heifers 2,2JM460; cauners 756i22 %: bulls
lbs; cows and hcifcrs 220d3i5. Hogs
Receipts 800; market &c higher: pigs and
lights 6.10M630; packers 6OO6f83o; butch.
ers 6.3)M6.i1. Sheep-Receipts 1900:
steadv native muttons 3O06i3. 10; lambs
4OOu5.0o; culls and bucks | .5Od2. %; stock.
ers 2.2j; Texas sheep 3.OOG3, 40.
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
c4rtr NEgfItng

Ada #. Brown, Merry
........ Portland for Baltimore 10. 3
VIM. IL Clifford. Brown
lat Portland for Newport News Gle
David T. Davis, irwin
............c cleared Baltimore 10
Malcolm b. Scavy, Atkins baltimore 10. 4
Stella b. Kaplan. .... cled Baltimore 1912
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF GALVESTON, October II.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. October II. - Receipts
5000, including 400 Texans and 200 West
erns; steady good to prime steers, no
fancy here. g. 1Od6 Is; poor to medium 81
mG.00: stockcrs aud feeders .2j6i4. -: cows
1,00d4 81: hcifers 2.50@5.O0; Gamers 1.OO6t
2.25; bulls l7JG4G0; calves 3.OOd63U;
Texas steers 206M3. so: Western steers 37a
$3.50. Hogs-Recclpts $1,000 market
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APPLFS-Arkansas bbla, eholee nsn
Davis, IS. 50G8. 70; fancy $4.ocg4'zoi "ins
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THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 1901

races, and he win probably spend as
much more in the entertainment of his
guests. He has chartered three steam
boats that will do duty as tenders, and
for these $4,000 will be paid their
owners.
However, Sir Thomas can afford the
expense, his own income being report
ed to be $3.50 per minute. To man
who accumulates small fortune every
time he eats his breakfast, and with
no exertion other than that consumed
in living, million or two more or less
is a matter of very small CONSEQUENCE
indeed.
1t is a pleasure to American yachts
men to have such an antagonist, whose
every action in connection with his eff
fort to win back the cup for England
shows him to be a sportsman beyond
reproach. The uncertainty that
yachting experts in this country feel
as to the outcome of the cup races, and
the fear that this effort Of Sir Thomas
is going to be successful, have only
served to make the welcome he has re-
ceived more hearty, courteous and sin
core