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SALES.


Nfw York, September d. Iced was
steady and unchanged. both here ard IL
Lnndan SPfifer Nas quiet aud unchanged
~ home and abroad. The New York IRON
market WAS steady and unchanged. War
rants were nominal The English markets.
boFo JOS 1jsd.
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st Louis. September 5-Csttle- Receipts
t900 iacluding 1000 Texans market active,
strady to strong native shipping aud ex-
port steers 6u0mT.so. dressed bnef and
butcher steers a.79dI-2J steers uudeT lNn
pounds 3 h0sfB 10: stockers and feeders 34h
IA 70. COWS ana heifers y 2JGf55Qs Gamers
/. 7md2 IS: bulls 3 lodtr9; calves a5afl
700. Texas and indian steers . I4et5nli
COWS and hcifcrs .1S9I3 40 Hogs lecsipis
100: market 10 higher; pigs and lights
Z g5d IN: packers 7.35slT. g; butchers 60
ei790. sheep Receipts 500. market sic dy;
native muttans 3.JnM5.f0; lambs ! 23N50l;
culs and bncks 2.60ni.5o; stockcra aud
Feeders 5o6i3 so, Tcxans 3 lNn4Oo
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IMPROVEMENT IN OIL STOCKS.
Beatty, Becky Sharp. National and NJ. &
NJ Show Greaier Strennth.

Beatty, Becky Sharp. National and NJ &
NJ, Show Greater Strength.
much better feeling was IN evidence At
Yesterdays session OF the on and Stock
Exchange. and the best sales Tor more
than g month we're recorded. A fayorabie
feature about tho demsnd was IT'S general
distribution, csusing better inquiry
throuEhout tho entire list. The lndiner-
encn az holders prevented 6Rles that might
have occurred az recrnt market prices, and
only slight differences interfered with some
large deals
Beatty attracted grester interest from
huyefs ana the ssla ~ 1900 shArCs I'D p,d
satisfy the demand at liAc This price was
freely offered for large lots on the close
and holders remained arm AZ 1lac. EcCbU
Sharp went upward to 4 small extent aud
more than could be had was wanted ht IN
advance ~ lstfltc The higher figure was
cfcled ON the close and the ask price was
incrcased another nc German American
MRS lu higher favor, aud while there wdB
'itt)e chgrge from value standpoint, thcfe
as @ notable hrnpFrS In tho closing mo
mcnts ~ The all International Was 4 bet
Of }se
National oil ana Pipa showed greater
strength and the trmuess OF holders on t5c
close kept a larger quantity from changing
hands Independence irldcq freely IN the
same price basis sud Buffalo aud Driilars
wcre in good demand Forward Reduction
went better on one sale hut weakcniug
Bids for Merchants and Mechanics wore
advanced 3sc, but sellers would not vary
FROM their limits, @c higher aud small re
suits tcuk place.
The total sales amounted to 23.23o bales
Tho prices bid and asked at tho close yes
tcrday and the sales made were as follows.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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81 LouIs sALEs.

National Stock Yards. ST. Louis. septem-
her 5,-The following sales Of Texas and
Terriforv cattle were made here todag.l
X n HefAugton. NH Greek. l. T.. 7s3
pound cows 400; I62 pound cows $50; 600
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more favorable weather conditions pyevo-
lent throughout ihN holt. These factors
were Instrumental IN cccnsiouiug rcncwei
liquidation and caused 2 break Of 4 20 u
from the top, making The net loss q e.
points on the da5Q The amount through
into sight during he Hvsf HNe days Of sen
tember WAS ia6n0of agalnst G5,Oe0 last
war The thiry beading inferior towns
during the week received sl.NM against
Goo Inst gear. Tao total stock Of Amer
irap, ashore and aioat a. Liverpool " ~
WA. against 2I2.cA last year Tue visible
supply ~ American Increased during iha
week this wear $3.50 against loss ~ 5A
coo last year and Inc aggregate 10 date
Is 10000. against SsI.e10 last year. fhe
heavy liqaldatinn ~ long cotton which mas
taken place sinfc the Issuance 81 the bureau
report leaves tho market in d healthy con
ditipn Whie " is truc the movement 81
heavy set every ono expected ~ 10 be 50
during September consequently 4 u only
coming m ia anticipatiODe which were
predicted on the drouth rxletine through.
ont The belt and am Fgrly crop. lhis. nov
ever. does not make Die ultimatc oui turn
of the crop any larger aud the consensus
Of opinion seenE 20 he that the hnai Yield
viii he insufficient 10 meet the worlds rc
qulremcnts with such q huresu repurt
There Is no incentive for Huy one n sen
short spccuiativcly Tho chanccs are that
spnpcrs must soon entcr ne market Under
these circumstances We think wei 81 huN
ing on al breaks with a view ~ realizing
on strong periods. II. q Beer.
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WIRE NAILS s.. 70 9ase per key.
BARBED -Galvanized, Guddsn,
S. q ger loo lbs; gall auiEed Baker s., ~
Der 100 lbs
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

cenparison OF these quotations shows
~ pdvaGtnges in favor Of Houston as a
6lpktle market. When the buyer consid-
the benefits 10 be derived from Hous.
s height rates he VIII ind that even
Is fhe quotable figures at other markets
ioEer, the price finally PAID is genera!-
cfGafer The prices are those ruling
5nE Houston wholesale merchants, and
le4leed daily.
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]. n. WIsnefe Letter.

Houston. September s. Liverpool is more
than willing 20 discrcdlt even the ofaclul
report OF crop deterioration and splnners
there prefer TO await developments aud
hesitate 10 purchase spots ~ present prices.
Eight cents or more Tor cotton In Che in-
terlor with declining future market Is
causing the country 10 offer freely aud cX-
portcrs realizing that the final level OF
values win be much higher. have purchased
during the past two days considerable OF
the staple and being unable for the mo
ment ia dispose OF same probably 70 either
Eastern or foreign spinners have been
forced for protection 10 hedge their cotton
Dy sales of futures which yesterday and
Today haye been very heavy.
Livcrp0nia failure 70 respond caused
many 20 sell short and n lack OF buying
support has caused decline OF de p0iuts
since yesterday morning.
That ultimately higher values WIN pre-
vail seems evident. a accline Of 20 points
more especially ia New orleans. would
bring forth Hood OF buying orders from
aii sources and the question now Us can
the huil clique IN New York. who can easily
sustain the market AFFORD 70 lee IN cut
side company nt that figure OK o. tie de-
cline nearly over.
one feature that probably England und
the continent oYprle1ks r. that cotton mills
arc sprineine NJ likc mushrooms nll over
toe south Atlantic states and arc proving
very pr0htahle and Che cotton consumer
hy southcrn spluners this year wili ne
erolmous j. ~ Nisner.
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THE SOUTHERN MULE TRADE.

poand steers s.sS. esq pound steers 500
pound steers 3'e6 W. ] Brown, ia +.
SON SON Mni creek !. n. Tes pound cows 100
calves S25 each. J X. Cobb MIL Geek,
]. r. as pound steers So 5. p. Shoe
maker, .orsnbury. Texas ~ peuud mixed
pound cows Gas. l.. S Withcrspoon Pur.
cell. l. r., ISL pound COWS 2S5. D. NJ.
Bingham. Abilene, Texas. To4 aud 6ss
pound cows 2.T5 and 40 Gracy Rres
Rcd Rock l. T.. 200 pound steers 38E
Sis aud IT. pound cows 2.s5 Can.
bic & Reynolds, Meridian. Texas, 5s1
pound hclfcrs 3is. 80 and Go pound
Texans; steady 70 strong
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, No. September 5.--Cattie--
Receipts aSSl natives. iTSS Texas 3@a
Texas and $50 native calves; cornfCd and
Wpsiern heavy steady 10 10 lower; stock
efs and feeders slow sud lower; uatiyn and
Western cows STEADY 20 higher, chnice cN
port and dressed beef steers s.feaSvo, far
s.OOs14 IS; Western fed Steers iuoNlUa
Texas ana Indian steers a&gm4.l0; Texas
cows iONdi2.7 10; phtiyc cove l.@0n lvo M
tive hclfcrS 2.Joal4 80; Gamers io0d21f;
bulls . :sf6i3.SO. calves 2HkaNs9 Hogs
EccniptS aNSa. market steady 90 10 hicnffs
heavy 75aT.6J; mixed packers Iigti05;
light 4afi7 10; pigs q SO .5-R shcep--
Receipts gi16; sheep steady amts ~
lower: native lambs 3-2HtA@; Western
lambs 3Osf5 p: native Wethers S,t06A op
Western wethers 2.afW2.no: fcd ewes A26f
425: Texas clipped ycar,tngs 3,0od3N1t
Texas clipped sheep 2yltt3.-1s stockcrs and
feeders 2.SoM3.0o
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PAINrs- oILs ~ Gas

white lead, per cwt, strictly pure. ssa5:
second grade $500; third grade, s. 90
So 80; barrel lots. sec per gallon. Min.
cral paints, 6oc per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per owt. 10 barrels, Doc. Venetian
reds, per cwt.. $50; yellow ochrs, per cwt.,
Si.o0 Linsted oil, best, boied, TOH7ic
Ready mixed house paints. 81 90. window
glass. sIAo. s per cont on Iannary 81 llst.
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BIps ANp PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
the Palestine oil and Development com
many at Palestine. Texas, Until Septem
her 10 1902. for the sinking OF shaft az
Walters station Travis county. Texas,
eleven miles north or Austin; 6x1e fort
and $50 feet deep; formation composed Of
the following strata;
Eight feet soil, II feet black shale,
q feet soft water rock 20 feet blue
sbale. feet hard rock. price 70
walton Of each separate strata.
Whole shaft 10 be curbed With O four
inch pine wall, made Of 4x6 scantling,
same 70 he water tight; right reserved
10 reject any and all bids. Address +.
s. Floro. secretary Palestine OH aud De.
veopmcnt company.
BIDS ARE asked until September - for
900 feet concrete combined curb aud
gutter aud 1000 feet side walk w. Waldo.
engineer in charge. 404 Rlnz Bldg.
GO 10 NAPLES Medicine store. loQ
can always md It there ~
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Ihcre has been falr nun u Steers The
past week and they have sold fairly welt
at about - cents lower than last quota
tions. Good fat cows steady at quotations: :
old and rough slow sale rat caves and
ycarllugs steady and demand good: poor
and ordinary selling slowly. Cornfed hogs
Good mixers and springers in fair demand:
common low aud slow sale. The outlook
IS good for an classes OF good fat stock
at above quotations.
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ATToRNEYs, DIREcToRY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Kidney troubles Of years stand
ing are cured in a few days Of
weeks by
Doan's Kidney Pills, The Lii
lie Conqueror Of Kidney Ills
so cents at any drug store.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

Tic Union CENTRAL life Insurance
company Of Cincinnati. Ohio. Will estsb-
fish d district agent Ia Houston II suita-
bic arrangements can De made for a man
ager who can produce not less than 5000.
C6O annually ~ business; no application
viii be considered unless accompanied
with references. e. Hall, general agent.
Elrin. Texas. Is
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carallI 8 Riehardson.s &C.

EnNNNONs GtNNfNlNfI a. AAtNflINe VI A''A
ton since September 1 are showing enor
nous gains over last year, aud, white none
can DO otherwise than acknowledge mat
a free eaiy movement mraus short crop,
zoe fact remains ihot when there are mote
sellers than buyers tho price declines. Dor
ing the morning session g strong adYaneins
market Was seen with brokers known o.
Dee working for Price large buyers 10 con-
uectiou with this suppof tho gentleman
was flooding the country with The follow
ING Reports industriously circulated hcro
that | had either sold cut OF advised seliiug
cotton for myself or friends on both, sud
about to Issue report showing Improvement
In condition since I'D uitilno. or 9sth ultima
! pmphatically deny. Have neither gold or
advised selling, or changed my opinion of
market. Believe prospective conditions, sup
ply aud demand Justify very much higher
prices than now exist Kilograms reaching
nae this morning entirely confirm govern
ment report
Large selling came into me markets later
md prices sharpened quickly, especially
New Orleans who quoted New York as on
aggressive seller "a their marbet. Liver
pool called that New York WAS making
hem the dumping orgund for "a lot OF cot
ton. and whore an this pressure comes from
q question We leave each 90 decide for
himself Exporters did sonic selling against
spot purchases but she pressure from tbit
source WAS not sufficient 90 materially 40
feet values. The visible sGpply 0f Amer
ican cot 20 Increased during ne week 3l45
halcs, toe total ~ an kiuds showing de-.
crease OF 34.S5T Into sight WAS double
last years movement with prospects and
estimates more than double last ycur
With "a prospective movement much
larger than last year u win bc wei for
operators 10 take profits OH large cotton
on advancing markets we viii see from
time TO time, aud walt for periods such as
Wc are now having 10 replace We have
no doubt bur that the intimate outcome
viii develop very high prices, but spots
Will likely be marketed more freely on
lhc advances, aud should cause periodical
dCprcssiunH.
Liverpool Is due 20 be Sold lower tomol-
row. Carsill s. Richardson
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NEW ORLEANS.
Especial to The Post.l

New Orleans. September 5.-The New or.
leans live stock exchange reports receipts
liberal o. al classics OF cattle; trading
good prices unchanged; cornTed hogs and
rat ep scarce, Todays quotations on
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PROFESSIONAL.

SEWING MACHINES repaired; any make
or condition: one years guarantee. HEX.
man. 1910 Capitol; new phone i0o3 IS
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for castoff cloth,
ing. send postal; viii cali. H. Caplan.
9oj Milan street. II
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nNfAIfhN AheAA aANN ~eN-4 @s7|f a AAAh
avenue, n
0STEOPATHY-D Clark aud ClatE
graduates 81 American School OF Osteo'
patty" under founder 81 the science. Of
nees B2i-322, Mason block. Citi2ena phone
$50. II
TFNAs SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and BONDED detectives foS
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. n
n Cure, general manager, 305h Msl9
street. n
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
MINERS TELL THEIR WOES.
Ccsl Strike Commission Hears cumus
latlve Testimony.

Scranton. Pa. Dec. 13.-Tho greater
part OF yesterdays sessions of the
anthracite 'ccal strike commission was
taken up in presenting cumulative
testimony on matters that have al
ready been heard by the commission.
This testimony tended to show that
there has been e-cessive docking.
that many men were Disseminated
against because they went on strike
rather than DO the work OF strikers.
that they are paid one price for mine
cars of all sizes. that they should have
the eight-hour day because the mines
are unhealthy and dangerous and that
they ought to receive higher wages.
Late in the day President Mitchell
was called to tho witness stand and
presented comparative figures which
showed that men paid by the day re-
celve frcm 40 to 80 per cent higher
wages in the bituminous regions than
they do in the anthracite fields.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Dec. 1j.-Cattlc-Eeccipts o.
oa1; slow aad lower. good to prime steers.
S..GOSiG.So: poor to medium. S350U5.5U;
stockrrs and feeders s2.ODRl.50: cows.
SI..sfgf.5u. heifers Si.aOftJ.O0; Gamers.
81 .25@2.35: bulls. 81 oO1i4.50; calves. $500
mI.C0: Texas fed steers, S3.io14.T5. Hogs
Receipts to-day. 3O.OoO; tomorrow. 10000;
left over. $3.50; lodljc higher; mixed anu
butchers S.,.SJsii.2l; good 10 choice heavy.
$G.3nsiG.5O: rough heavy. SJ.S1nG.2l: light.
$5.GosiGl0: hdlk OF sales. s6.O1GG.o. Sheep
Receipts. $1,000: steady To weak; good
to choice wcthors. S3.T565l.95: fair to choice
mixed. s. I1ci3.T5; western sheep, $3ca6'
4.25; native laipbs. $3.,J6lo.5O; western
lambs. siCoGJ.J0.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
FEATURE CT the Days Trading and
Closinq Quotations.

Chicago. Dec. 13.-Wheat was rather
quiet today. but the market was firm on
generally builish statistics. and May closet,
I4M3>c higher. May corn closed lsMAc
lower and oats II shade lower January
provisions were from 2i3c to l2l9c higher.
Closing prices:
wheat-Dee.. 15ssc: May. TI%. July. 1ih.
Corn-Dec.. J5c; May. 431sc; July, 42lsc.
Oats-Dcc., :i3ic: May. :;lsc; July, Size.
Pork-Jan.. Sl6.12lE: May, sl5.61h.
Lard-Jan.. Sio.21ia; May, 500.
Ribs-Jan.. sS.i2G; May. $3.50
Chicago Cash Prlces-No. red whear,
T6d1Ic: No. 8 red wheat. Il6tT5c; No. 3
spring wheat. 700I5I.c; No. hard wheat.
1:'fi I5c: No. 3 hard wheat. 66isMi3c No.
cnsh corn. JJ5fJGc; No. , cash corn, 54aoGe;
No. and No. 3 yellow corn. 55Gi5Gc; No. .
cash oats. 3i0j3iMc: No. white cats, 3i@
See; No. wsi.e oats. 3e@33c.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
Kama City Live Stock.

Kansas city Dec. i5.-Cattlc- Receipts.
900; dun aud lower; choice beef steers.
S5.O5fi6X15; fair TO good. 81. TJeilOo: stocS-
crs aud ferdcrs. S3.Ooaf5.00; western fed
steers. S3.O0Ma1i; Texas and Indian steers.
Sa.+0ai3.75: Texas cows. Sl.Gi@2.50: nntlve
COWS. -. i0dl ~: hcifcrs S2.5Ol4Oo; bulls.
81 .aOti3.25; calves, S2.25mG.0O. Hogs lie
ccipts. 3O00: 56tloc higher: top. Sd20; bulk
OF sales. sG.0IfiG. ti heavy sG.iOdG..u:
mixed packers sG.OOGiG.ta: llght. S5.00fr
Cos: pigs 81 sOfi50O sheep Receipts l..
roo; steady to strong; native lambs. si.On
ci5.lO wcstern lnnihs. S3S1fii.31; feeders.
S3.UDStl 20: native wcihers. Si.lOdi.GO:
western wcthoys S3.ooai.2o; stockcrs and
feeders, s. OOG3e5.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
BOWEN coNFIRms REPORT.
u5itca states Minister Cables Wash.

irsion cf Aetion Of Allied Forces.
Washington. Dee. 15.-Minister
Bowen. in a dispatch received by the
state department yesterday afternoon.
cabled that he had been informed by
President Castro that British and Ger
man warships were bombarding Puer-
to Cabello.
In an earlier dispatch received by
the state department Minister Bowen
said that the situation at the Vene-
zuelan capital. Caracas. was much
quieter. The great excitement at the
outset of the affair. he said. was
caused by the precipitate flight OF the
British and German ministers. the ar
rest of all the subjects of those two na-
tions and the seizure of the Vene,
zuelan gunboats without first declaring
g blockade.
Aside from the dispatches from
Minister Bowen. there were no i'm
portant developments in the Vene-
zuelan plans 20 far us the state depart
ment is concerned. The officials are
watching events with keen interest.
so as to be able to act promptly
should such a step become necessary.
but nothing was done except to make
some representations to the German
and English governments in the mat
ter of peaceful blockade now being
enforced by those governments in
Venezuelan waters.
In the matter of the blockade. Sec
rotary Hay has instructed our ambas-
sadors at Berlin and London 10 repre-
sent to those governments that the
United States must not be understood
as giving its consent to any extension
of the international right of peaceful
blockade.
It was confldentially hoped that be-
fore this time some answer would
have been received from the German
and British governments to President
Castro's request that the claims of
those governments be submitted to ar
bitration. This request was trans
mitted from Caracas by Minister
Bowen during the latter days Of last
week and In turn was handed to the
embassies OF Germany and Great Brit
ain at this capital Secretary Hay up
to this time has not received any re-
nlv
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
CASTRO cALms PopuLAce.
Preodcnt of Venezuela Addresses His
People and Cautions Prudence.

FCOrIe
Caracas, Dec. 15.-The news of the
bombardment of Puerto Cabelio
caused most intense excitement here.
The population focked into the streets
and the patriotic demonstrations con
tinue. All night an immense crowd.
whose numbers are estimated ct more
than 10000. gathered in front of the
presidential palace and called on
President Castro to appear. Some of
the orators among the concourse hav-
ing advocated reprisals against the
foreigners resident in Venezuela,
President Castro. in a rage. refused
the demands made in the following
speech:
Citizens: The size of nations like
the size of men is measured only by
their acts. Those born brave prove
their ynlor on the battlefield. not
against .defenseless citizens. who per
haps are Innocent. who are in their
hearts with us and who are ashamed
of the infamy of their compatriots.
We will seek prisoners for Venezuelan
jails on the battlefield Our action
will be directed only against those
who come armed. However great may
be our Indignation. we must behave as
a cultured and civilized people, es-
pecially now. and when the most pow
erfu nations of Europe are behaving
like real savages. | counsel the great
est prudence in order not TO abandon
our rights. the justice of our cause and
our reputation. The good name OF
Venezuela must remain always seucre
whatever emergencies may arise in
the struggle Ii we fail 1t win be
glorlously. but | assure you that our
country will be saved, because the SUI
preme being above, who sees and di-
rects all. cannot abandon us in this
fatal emergency. justice and right be-
ing on cur side.
a. who never trembled before dan
ger. swear | will fuliill NY duty and
joyfully sacrifice my life for the honor
and dignity of the nation. recon-
mend great clrcumspectlon. prudence
and even cordiality. so that strangers
resident in our country. Americans.
French, Italians, Spanlards and even
the Germans and English. may be the
first to proclaim in the face of the
world that Venezuela Is cultured and
civilized nation
The speech was applauded and a
procession OF whites and negroes trav-
ersed the city without an act of vio-
lence being committed. The Associat-
ed Press correspondent saw the presi-
dent twice today. He Is calm and is
giving nil his time to the organization
of resistance. Fourteen hundred men
listed yesterday from Caracas alone.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
smYDER TAXES Am APPEAL.

New Trial Is Ccnicd by ST. Lcuis
Judsc to Barker and Promoter.
st. Louis, Dec. 16.-Judge Ryan yes
terday overrulel the motion for a new
trial filed by attorneys for Robert NJ.
Snyder, the banker and promoter CT
New York and Kansas City, convicted
of bribery, ard sentenced to i've years
in the penitentiary.
Motion for arrest Of Judgment was
filed and overruled. Snyder was then
formally sentenced to FIVE years in
the Missouri penitentiary. Snyders
attorneys gave notice of an appeal to
the supreme court. Snyder is at lio-
erty on bond.
Gilpin observer., 1902-12-18
South Omaha Live Stock.

Sorth Omaha. Dec. 15.--Cnttlc-- Receipts.
200: dull. unchanged: native steers. S3.256f
GOO: cnws aud heifcrs. S3.00fii.01. western
steers $.2afilao: Texas steers. S3.Onffs -
rangers S2.5013.s5; cnnncrs. si.5Oa2.5c;
stoclSere and feeders. Sa.annj.20; calves.
81. 0OSiiO0. bulls. stays, etc, si.I5Gi3.15.
Hogs Rrrolnts. G.o00: steady heavy. 5000
siGO5: mixed, S3g5m6.o0: light. Sa.a0f6. .OO:
pigs. S5.O1fi5.S3: bulk OF sales. S5.oletG.oO.
Shecp-R -Rccrlpts. ZOO; steady: fed NUT
tons. Si.O06if.i0: westerns. s3.25ei3.00.
wetncrs. s3.60Gi3.G0. ewes. s3..56ii.25; com
mon and stockers. 81. a5eti.25 lambs. $500
6i50