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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-27
FAIRBANKS FOR PRESIDENT.
Name Of Indiana Senator to Be Placed
Before RepublcamConVe

Name Of Indiana Senator to Be Placed
Before RepubicamConve
Atlanta, Ca, September 2G-The ConstL
tuition tomorrow will say: Smiley y. Cham.
hers, an attorney Of indianapolis and a
leading Indiana republican. is IN the city,
and II is understood he Is here in an ef-
fort TO secure the Endorsement Of Georgia
republicans for the nomination for pTesi-
dent In 1904 Of Senator Charles w. Fair
banks Of Indiana.
United States Marshal Walter johnson
paid visit to Colonel Chambers yesterday,
and II IS supposed a conference was held
regarding the matter. Colonel Chambers,
however, states that such was not the case;
that there is little doubt that the name OF
the Indiana senator will be presented Ia
the next National republican convention by
a solid Indiana delegation
Colonel Chambers Is accompanied by his
wife and states that he Is here on a com.
bined business and pleasure trip. He says
he will likely visit other cities in Georgia.
but that his Southern trip will not be be
yond Alabama,
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OPPOSED TO LIMITATION.

Mr. Bryan Says the Restriction OF Free
Speech Would Not Suppress Anarchy.
Lincoln, Neb., September Civilian J..
Bryan is opposed to any limitation upon the
freedom Of speech, which has been sug.
gested as cure for anarchy.
Mr.. Bryan believes the evils Of restriction
are greater than the evils Of freedom and
further declares the death Of President Nc
Kinley can not b. traced to anything said
or written against him. The warfare he
says, must be against anarchy, not against
freedom Of speech. Anarchy, he Insists.
is European product and thrives most
where there is the least freedom Of speech
and OF the press.
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MANY CLAIMANTS TO ESTATE.
Eight Hundred and Seventy Cousins ASK
for Shares of $4,000.

Utica, ~ Y, September PA remark.
able case is on trial at a special term of
the supreme court in Herklmer Menzener.
Shaul died and left $4,000 TO he divided
among those related 70 him as third cousins
At least $40 persons from all parts of the
country are asking for shares In the estate
They are represented by forty-three at,
torneys. The cousins are divided into
four classes. In his will, Snaul wrote that
by third cousins he meant the children ot
persons related to him as cousins The
court has been called upon to decide which
Of the four classes Is entitled to a share in
the legacy
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Bankruptcy Matters,

Galveston. Texas, September 26.-By or
der of Judge Bryant the term of the United
States district court at Beaumont was
adjourned September % and "a out Of re-
spect to the memory of President McKin-
ley. On last TUESDAY eight applicants were
diisch1ged in jbapkruptcy; Goldberg Bros.
of Hbuston we6 adJudged bankrupt; liza
bilitles lO,O33; assets none.
Judge Bryant OF the United States dis
trlct court has issued hnal discharges to
Peters of Galveston. applicants for bank.
ruptcy.
Charles B. Williams of Houston has filed
application for final discharge In bank
ruptcy,
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Londoners Almost Homeless.

London, September 26-Nclther tho bot.
ting nor the comment Of the newspapers
respond to the optimistic Views cabled here
OF the chances of the Shamrock IL IN the
race for the Amerlca's cup. sporting men
offered 10 on the Columbia after the
receipt Of the early morning cable dis
patches from Sandy Hook giving the
weather conditions, which were considered
not too favorable to the challenger Sir
Thomas Upton has the best wishes Of the
man In the street who has donned the
green ribbon MS token of sympathy, bur
Conhdnce in Sir Thomas ability to win is
cunspicuously absent
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cHAoRIN ANo DISAPPOINTMENT.
Apparent Poor Showing Of Shamrock
KeenIy Felt in London.

Nce0IY Fct m london.
London, September PC. The failure Of
the yachts to cover the course in time TO
constitute a race has created general dis
appointment. but chagrin at the apparent
poor showing Of Shamrock II oycrshldows
all other expressions Of feeling The great
suburban population Of London was kept
advised Of tho progress Of events bv pyro.
technics nt the Alexandria and Crystal pal
aces on the north and south sides of the
city.
the embnnkment watching the red and
green electric-lights making progress up tho
high tower on the Surrey side In accord
ance with the positions OF tho yachts,
Constant bulletins at the leading hotels
supplied the news to hundreds OF others.
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DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED.
Four Men Are Under Arrest Charged
with the Crime.

Ardmore 1. T., September % Deputy
Marshal Poe, whose home is at Mil Greek
was shot and Instantly killed last night
at o'clock on the Frisco excursion train
returning from the fair at DenIson, Texas
at a point between Ravla and Madfll -Four
men are under arrest at Mil Creek charged
with the crime. They We're brought to
Ardmore and given an examining trial
The four suspects were drunk and were
under arrest for lighting when the killing
occurred. Poe was shot once. the ball en-
terng the left side and emerging on the
right hip He will be buried at Mil Creek
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EDITH W. ESTABLISHED RECORD.
Paced Three Consecutive Heats Faster
Than Even by Mare Before.

oNSb llGC CONSECUTIVE T1cdtS dSteT
Than Even by Mare Before.
Cincinnati, September 26.-The feature of
the card at Oakley park today was the
9;o6 pace, which was won by Edith w. in
straight heats In 2:o5A, 2:OlA and 2;O5la.
These are the fastest three heats for the
class this year and are also the fastest
three consecutive heats ever paced by
mare.
The 2:l6 pace went to Birch Bud.
In the first heat of the 2;O6 pace Harry
Ernest and Frank Bogash, drivers of Du-
mont W, and Harry o., were fined 500 for
not driving to win and all bets were de-
Clared on.
The 30 pace went to Cambria Maid
In straight heats
2:iG pace. purse $1,000 ave heats decided
Mednesday)-Bl Bud won Best time
211.
200 pace. purse $1,000 Edith W. won.
Best time 2:05H.
Best time 21iL.
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BASEBALL TRUST.
PROPOSED Continuation to Control Pro
fessionaI Athletics.

fessionaI Athletics.
New York September 26.-The Evening
World says; A great trust In baseball and
professional athletics Is being organized by
mauuates Of the National league, headed by
President Hart Of the Chicago club and
Andrew Freedman OF the New York club.
Articles Of incorporation Of the National
Athletic company. which Is to be the name
Of the new combination. have been drawn
up and the promoters expect to have con
troll or professional athletics before the
opening Of the season next spring
A tremendous saving In expenses and the
abolition Of the costly warfare now waged
between rival organizations and between
rival magnates and players is contemplated
Whether Hart and Freedman and their as
sogaieS expect to seek the control at once,
athletic sports and other branches outside
OF baseball they viii not say
The contemplated capital stock Is $50,
NN,u". The man object of the combine
leagues.
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longs-Early Eve, Bella Donna Honora,
Past. Bessie Mccarthy, Wild Bess. Tchula.
clipper, Anna Handspring. Miss Patsy 10
All ages, mile and sixteeuth-Ogden 122
Dom Paul lOl Ethics ii6, Fly Wheel 100
Selling. mle aud seventy yards-Potente
100. smoke los, Bold Knight 1903, Kinnikin,
mic 100 Astor 49, Fonsoce. Alfred var
grave 1903. Nitrate %. Anlmoslty So
Maldeus about six furlongs Scotch Bush
iO5, Znmora Kalif 100. Boojum, Hops
slcgy los. BObs Jos. Somerset ll2, Irene
Lindsey Wool Gatherer.
Clear and fast
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eeoroe Rradsnaw ReIsaaed.

Guthrie o. r., September 26.-Georgs
Bradshaw, the alleged anarchist. who re.
fused to march under the American dag
al Oklahoma City and came near being
lynched. was released from the Guthrie iaii
last night on an order OF the probate Judge
OF Oklahoma county. The release was NOT
made known until today 10 give Bradshaw,
plenty OF Hme TO leave the vicinity.
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ResIdence al Palestine.

Palestine Texas, September 90. The resi-
dence Of Jesse Pope on North Jackson
street was destroyed by fire at late
hour last night All the household goods
were either burned or badly damaged by
water with but little insurance. BY good
work on the part Of the FIRE company they
managed to save n part of the house. The
origin Of the fire Is not known.
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BAD DUMPS AT oELMAR.

Ann, with Odds Of 90 to Against, Beat
Satincoat, a FaVorite.
st. Louis, September 26..-The racing nj
Delmar was characterized by bad dumps
Ann In the second, with odds Of 60 to
against, beat the favorate, Satin Coat, by
half length.
Six and half furougs Eastern
Lake Fonso, Miss Cooney Time 122Iz.
Mile aud three sxteenths selling Ann
satin Coat, Orandlne. Time 2:O2h.
Five and a half furlongs- Wakita, ogle
Lillian NJ Time 1:OSk.
Six furlongs, selling Nearest, Four Lea
clover, Meddlcsome. Time 1854.
Mile, selling FLYING Eagle. Burnett
Walkaway, Tho Wag. Time 1:43A.
Six and half furlOngs, sclling-Ou
Lady. Salinda, Deloraine. Time :2lh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-27
Nioaranua,s DELEGATES.

Managua, Nicaragua, September ID
President Zelaya has appointed as Mica
ragua's representatives to the Pan-Ameri-
can meeting to be held in Mexico city,
rris T. Coreo. the Niraraguan minister
In WASHINGTON and Alexandra BermudeZ.
the Nicaraguan commissioner at the But
fntO aXupgltiOu
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DELMAR ENTRTEs.

Five furlongs, maldens. 2-year-olds-Nor
mlze 1o5. Mazzera 100, Conner Boy 1os
Hydro3phohla 10, Hard Castle; sarah Blocl
100. Zorn, Chandoo 10.
Mile, selling cnbow %, Mr. Brook
wood lO2, Don Luis 10i. Marcy 81, Ford
%, Belle Of Elgin 80. Firebug, Moon-cit,
30, Metoxcn Birdie May 1Oi.
Five furlonGs, mudens 2-year oldsC Cath
crime Knox, Rubus 10, Moro 100. Phono
lite 1913. Wrapper. Tenny +. 100, JOIN
storm 1o5, yirginan 1O3.
Mile and twenty yards selling-Jo,
Doughcty 10d, Lady of the West 1903, Kilt!
Clyde 100, Scorpolette Dcloralue %, Tn,
Wag 106 Honeywood 1OJ
Six furlongs, sellng-Corrinne G.. 90
Gcody Good 90, Aleda 100 Jim Seaman as
lrosuta 90, DR.. Loyejoy 06, Miss Thomel
90
Niie selllng-Tea Gown 1O3 sam Lazarus
lO1, La Spara 107, Swordsman 1l3. Orris
Percy Il. 104, Cogswel %, Jessie Jarbo
10 Terra lucognita 1l6.
l'lplr and
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pENNANT RACE NOT DECIDED.

Nieklin Saws Little Rock Has Protested
the Games Played with Nashville
Little Rock. Ark, September 26-in n
Telegram tonight to the Arkansas Gazette
President j. b. Ncklin Of the Southern
Baseball association says: The pennant
race VIII not he decided until the board re-
ports. Little Rock has protested all tne
games Of the Nashville Little Rock series
In Little Rock The board VIII meet III
October, think. at Chattanooga"
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at not defeating the Flrcmen last Sun1ay
and are going TO try II over again mex
SUNDAY. They are a good aggregation OF
ball players and are at loss TO Hnueli
stand why they were so badly deiea'eu
win he tho same I'm the coming game ana
they will try their hest TO win. SID Proc
tor viii call play promptly az p. m.
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Henrietta, said Mr. MeeksOs IN
remember the moonilt e''
asked you TO marry mer are ri I
II trust, Leonidas, that ssfilvr
10 become sentimental ana .s s resi-
Not bit Of 1t. But or, neye
occasion with Interest l vi, SGS . i,p'
stand how j managed 70 ts,s ytlpsnt
TO YOU without seeming iinp'
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p.ni,.nti.,v Warden Killed

Little Rock, Ark, septemO.' san
H. Taylor, a warden Al ~ Nv rs
tentIary. was killed at Da anaria. 4
by Bud Wilson. a negro Nee
struck TAYLOR with a isLss hIle5 ~
crushing his skull. de Nor
VILE on a charge Of muius
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Gin Near Elain.

Elgn, Texas, September 26.-Last night
about six miles south Of Elgn the gin Of
A. c. Lawhorn burned to the ground; the
same was n total loss. valued at $500 and
Insured for $500 In the Sun and $500 In
the Southern. There were eleven bales In
the yard lot: all were saved except one
bale. Origin of the fire unknown.
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sobooI SUPERINTENDENT !.

Roekdale, Texas, septemDs' 4, ?
L. norton, superintendent . = b y
school Of this city, was CIV = s,ud, :.
terday with knife 10 ~ endss Z.
OF the pupils he " " mol y Z
chastlse. Ills wouna =
uRtuIe..
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Barn Near Bertfsm.

Bertram, Texas, September 25.-Mr T.
W. Gibbs. who lives six miles west Of
this place, lost his barn aud contents by
fire night before last, the loss including
building. corn. cotton seed, top fodder and
one set Of wagon wheels. Total loss about
S60e. with no insurance. Origin of IRE I'M
known
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Barn Near HalletsviIIe.

Hallctsyilc Texas, September 26.-Fire
last night destroyed the immense barn IT
William Applet on his ranch three miles
north Of town. Origin Of fire Is unknown.
The barn was large one and WIS filled
with huy corn and cotton seed The loss
will amount to $500 or more; no insur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-27
Road pRIvERs, MEErINe.
Many Noted Trottina Horses VIII APP
pear in the Event.

pear in the Event.
New York, September 2d-Many Of the
noted trotting horses OF the Grand Circuit
will appear at the meeting OF the Road
Drivers association on the Empire City
track Saturday afternoon. Six classes are
on this program, apart from the Wall
street championship race that VIII decide
the relative ability OF four 2.year-old horses
that were presented to four we'll known
amateur drivers by w. L. olcott. The men
who win drive are G, X. g. billings An
Hail.
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the next two men were easy outs Then
Callnhan issued two passes and hit man,
forcing the winning run.
Score n II u
Boston .... 600 200 on X 4
Chicago ....... COL ono OIL . 2 .
Lewis and Criger; Callahan and Sugden.
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STAKES FOR Two-YEAR-oLDs.
Hitchcock Steeplechase and the Algeria
Were Run at GraVesend.

New York, September 26-rhe main feat.
ures Of the card at Gravesend today were
the Hitchcock steeplechase and the Algeria
stakes for 2-year.olds In the FIRST namol
Zanzibar at to was the winner by two
lengths In driving hnlsh Sixteen >.
year'olds ran in the Algeria stakes and
Bemesole, second choice, led all the way
aud Won by five lengths In 80 3-5. n new
track record.
Handicap about six furlongs-Gold Seek
III
Nile aud q turlong selling-Iady Choris.
ter; Little Daisy Intrusive, Nme 1855.
Hitchcock stcepiechase handlcap' about
two and half miles Zanzibar, Jessie 81,
Miss Mitchell Time 4:5l
Femesole, Man OF War Leonid fme
80 3-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Paul Clifford.
Alard Scheck, Anna Darling Time 1.4h
About six furloDgs-Tower OF Candles.
Sadducee, Bastie. Time l:10 10
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A Moyement Toward E

Guthrie, o, t., September = q. y
torlal officials Of oAlaho"1, suOol
TO bond tM Ferrltory for t rs q.
deem ali tha outstanding al p
ranted indebtedness. Inn nent and ~
place the bonds at 3 per esD'
Oklahoma a big sum.
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BOnhann, Texas, septemb& 2s.-charles
Laughlln was accidentally killed at WIN
dom, ten miles east Of here. today while
handling an old shotgun. The load enteras
aus stomach causing death instantly.
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How The BETTING Stands,

New York, September Dc Numerous
wagers on the yacht races We're reported In
stock exchange circles today. Most Of these
were at odds Of 10 to S on Columbia, but
as good as 10 to Z was offered az times
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Tenant House at Cameron.

Cameron, Texas, September 26.-Yester-
day tenant house in North Cameron be.
longing to- Hon. T. S. Henderson was
destroyed by fire. Loss about $500.
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Huohes Case with the jury

Denton. Texas, September 26.-The Ma.
than Hughes murder case went to che Jury
tonight after a triad continuing through four
DAYS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore. September 26.-It was nip and
tuck between Baltimore and Cleveland to-
day. but the home team won out. Both
pitchers were hit hard. Home runs by
Kelster and Howell and = triple play by
Williams aud keister We're the features
Baltimore ..........OOi oo9 ll2 10 II >
Cleveland .........., 900 l4l 3N- 3 II /
Knrnes and Bresnahan; McNcal and
Wood.
Philadelphia September 26-Plank was
Wild and ineffective today and Milwaukee
won without difficulty.
Score IL II
Milwaukee ........ OBJ 20l 0l0-l0 IA q
Phnadplphia ...... 40 coo 600 10 4
Rcldy and MalOney; Plank and Powers,
Washington, September 26-Yeager pitch
ed a good game and all Of Washington's
runs resulted from his poor support. Game
called at end OF eighth on account Of dark
ness
Score r II u
washington ....... Ool Oo2 oo-3 3 o
Detroit ....,..........4O i 900 90 5 s g
Mercer and Clarke; Yesgeg and IcAnls
ter.
Boston. September 2a,-ChlcRgo tied In
the ninth on Fosters three Dagger. The
runner scored on Parents bad throw. In
! the last hsk RrsaIan Ait tSg a single and
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Ianner Got Decision.

81. Louis, September 26--Renny Janger
Of Chicago gained the decision here TO-
night over George Dixon, former feather
weight champion OF the world, a1ter M
teen rounds of fast lighting
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cReecEus FAILED TO LOWER 1T,
Kina Of Trotters Failed to Lower tho
Worlds Record Made by Him.

WoTId heCOTu NIduo UJ I'TT''
Philadelphia, September 26.-Cresceus,
the king OF trotters, today failed TO lower
his record OF 2O2h, made at Columbus,
Ohio, August ? in a trial on the Belmont
Driving club course at Narhopth, a suburb
OF this city The great son OF Robert Nc
tiregor stepped the mile In 2.O419 without
a skin and thereby reduced the track rec
ord Of 2OSS, made by ak on November
II 1Sg4
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RETlRes NExT WeeK.

President Hays TO Sever conneo- A..
ton with Southern Pacific,
San Francisco. September 20. The
CAL viii say tomorrow: Charles NJ.
Hays, president Of the Southern Pa.
clhc Railroad compony. sewers hIs
connection With the corporation on
October /, All heads Of departments
have been notified by Mr.. Hays that
he'leayes the company on that date.
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GRAYEsDND RNTRIEs.

Handicap, 1--WE and half furIongs. .
year lds-King Hanover 112 Grail los
Pentecost ll3, Rockwater ia, Numera4 100
Fair knight l0T Chiffon 1913. Carol u
90, Flora Pomona 1l5, Emshee 1iS
All ages, handicap mile and a sixteenth
The Amazon 81, McAddie 95. Lombre Sg
Fonsolee So, ST. Fnnan rs, Teddy los.
Broadslreet 81, knight NJ Rhodes, Terminus
us Ethics 90, Belle OF Troy lO7, Janice
o.
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"eARLAND" STOVES ANo RANGES
Advanced eEat pEizsA yekiA E1eptttaR. 1900.
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Galveston to Try Il Again

OaNcstON 70 To Is NV"W''
Galyeston's crack baseball club, the
Santa FeA were very much disappDlRtsa
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE.
l1tNSss TastslsHs cAip TSAiSs -.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittshurg, Pa, September 26.-It was
one Of the fastest and hardest contests Of
the season Roth pitchers performed in
splendid fashion. CHESHIRE did the better
work as a whole, though Newton gave
hut two hits up to the sixth lnuing In
that Inning five hits, an error and two slow
plays by the visitors gave The game to
| Pittsburg,
pittsburc .... 900 OO4 Oox- 4 s ;
Brooklyn -. ...Oli 100 COO 5 3 .
CheSbro and Zimmer; Newton and Nc
CURE.
Cincinnati, September 26.-Boston could
do nothing with Hahn today and the Gin
clnnatls played winning ball, making no
errors
Cincinnati =. .....22o OF OK Z ii q
! Boston &C.. .......1oo OG OlO- ) =
| Hahn and Bergen; Dlncen and Kittredge
Chicago, September 26.-New York won
easily today by outplaying Chicago at all
stages or the game.
Chicago g.. ........Ooo 100 ooo I
I J. Taylor and Chance; l.. Taylor and
Warner
ST. Louis, September 26.-1he locals got
three hits OF Whites giltedgc twlrIlng.
81 sG TpHis .... 900 800 100 !
Philadelphia ....... 900 100 COS q 10 3
Ierks aud schriyer; White and McFar.
land,
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Philadelphia, September 26.-Plank was
Wild and Ineffective today and Milwaukee
won without difficulty.
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PHILADELPHIA Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. Dee. o.-Whcat Firm. L.. high.
cr contract grade. December. >laSi i.o.. Corn
quiet. bu, steady: w. miArd, December, ga "a
ts". olis-firn: No. white clipped. jic.
Flour-Finu and 40 cents per barrel higher
winter Superiinc. S2.o0l!So; do. extras. ~, SOL
$40: PENNSYLVANIA roller clear, Si.3ri:i. 10: do do
straight, S3iOti."I; western winter clear S,;.,iia
800: do DO. straight, $'i,jOaS.,o; do. do, patent
-, 75ai; spring clear, S;:.oja35o: d" straight,
Sisoai; do. patent Siai.2i, do. fancy brands
Si.3oaiio Ry" Flom-fm, - 2ji:'iO per bar
rel for choice PennsN l>ania. Ruckwhrat Flour p
Steady; S2l2.2i lwr lW pounds. Builcl-Fnn:.
good demand; fancy western creamery, 2G' >, I;
do, nearby prints, Doe. Eggs-stra,y, fair la.
nand, fresh nearby, .Cc; do. western. bic: ,lo
southwestern. 26c.; do. southern. BE Cheese
Finn; New York mll creams, fancy small, liz, !;
do. do do lair 10 choice, MIOa4c Refine |
S,lgar,-l lnchansnd Cotton Firm; isc. higher:
middling uplludS, sH4c. lallow Finn. lair de-
mand; city prime IN iirrccS, G3sc.; country do
do barrels rIdlsc,: dark, Il2aj'ir. Live Poultry
Quiet, hut steady; fowls. Sam.; old roo,r,rS,
Giga1c.; chickens, sa0C,: ducks nliOc; turkeys
9,l0c. Dressed Pnutn--fm: fowls. choice. -
aloiac: do. ilir To good, oa"iac.; old roo,tcrs
Giaa7c.; chickens nearby, llil:ic.; western do.
oalaC.: turkeys, fancy nearby, l2il3r. western
choice do, llc.; do good to prime, oalOc.: %,
dnary t" fair, ,asc,; ducks, nearby, llJl~.;
western do, llal"r.
Receipts Flour. i"1 barrel, and lSGi,o,o
pounds in sacks; Wheat, jO,rW bushels: corn
10000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels shipments
Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; olts,
ljOIO bushels
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-10

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