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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Beaumont, Texas. September 8 rhe 10
iiial steps toward tearing away the old
church building on the corner Of Pesrl and
Forsyth streets for the erection q the new
$4,000 Baptist church were taken nv Pas
'or Mccall when be removed the large
stained glass windows this morning
Contractor Frank Smith has bought the
building proper and fomorraw VIII put &
crew of men 10 work removing the ma
terial q the ola building Contractor Pat.
tsrsen, who e 70 erect the neW house II
worship. hopes 70 be able 70 begin making
excavations for the foundation next Mon
oar morning The new edisce wiz be
constructed Of Carthage. Mo. hard line
stone. which is said 10 have q greater re
sistlng power than any other known gran
ite. The building alone Is 70 Cost $4,000
The contract calls foI Its c0mpletion within
nine months after eround is broken for the
foundEtion- in the mealrine the mtiwesh
meetings II the Baptist cuu gregatlon vii
be conducted n the Methodist church OF
The corner Of Main and Fzania streets
The regular sunday services viii he held
IL The Young Mans Christian Association
rooms on Penrl street For The beautiful
site on which the new church viii be built
the BAPTIST people have non time to time
been offered almost fabulous prices
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sHEalFFs DEPARTMENT.

Wharton, TexEs September s-SfravAd
g sttign ol or ahouf AnEnsf - one ~ WI
lnrHe- ~. h2n4S. franded X m leff ihirh
one NlAte Rad doCt. hlnEa face cenfie fn
Work and roe address an lnforrnsfinn
Texas
on the night ~ AurnFf p 1000 ~ Az
AeAea- aged ~ nr ~ Years fre fear
eielt inches tiEt red enmpisxiar
HeAt stn0F hair. hllr eyes small Sands
.a1'usia1he vf'rns 10 pounds rad -
tncs rHi- ii-ht ztreskei shfr1 daik pan,s.
neW tan shpFf Is Rn ~ convict sikes =.
LAX hnlc wtrTurf ODs nod roam rnsre
Iesrs ca, II hHn1s high Weiehr aOaO
Fcu1tss has SOME req sunfs ~ IN s,s.,sss
1fr nfirS hitter 81 frrse. nRs Flrs7i
Eiie CT % leEE stst & lsgs asezices:
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MANYFRAUDULENT WARRANTS
Extending Over Period of Two Years and
Aggregating About $4,000
Loose Methods of Conducting City Business Made 1t
Easy-Mr. Dow Tells in Detail of His Meet
ing With Tracy in St Louis.

are eSfli Ssresee 70 - snott Of courEe
Ill such pape. VII row Re closely scanned
ard the present disclosures will probably
fund
The gentleman furtAsr stated that he had
been nWnre o. the principal facts IN tire
csEe FOR Q week before The deuuuensnt and
that NJ Dow sad others had also beer IN
formed that there were rlarins irreruiHFi-
ties II Mr.. Irncy's accounts. The method
q his operations vas not generally under
stood. but y WIS suspected ana believed
that spurious warrants had been fosted 10
large anorot
Il has been stated parlicIr thst NJ. Ea
Duprce was huadpr q rDne q tn paper.
Seen NJ Post representative he admitted
he fact that be had bought about $3.50
worth Of warrants. hut the great bulk ~
% WIS rnuuine papfr and The nnsHfe
portinn q RS holdings wo-id nct amo0ut
% much over $50
IL nll he conversations herrd arm Abe
sphseCt yesterday there was but little tail
q prosecution q nnT attempt 70 appre-
bend Mr.. TrECr Those holding tire great
eS amount - The fraudulent securities
AHve -lDGe no efforts r. that end 50 fnr
as cuu3 De learned Ore 81 them went "a
FIR ns 70 snr be ala not care 20 3oln n
any prnsccGrlU1 and on the contrary. Il
Ar Trscr wouid return be would Nc wilt
trs - assist h,1 II setriag fresh starr
There has besa CORD deal q question
Ing by people generally as 70 Why the
books q the school board treasurer have
nct oes7 turned over . HssElns 3 SCI.
some fine EGO This IS explained by rAs
ftrt than Nr. SstseFBst's daughter acts al
his hookkeepe. and vas fos some. weeEi
tasFut ffcn fhe City-
/ At TIE raeeflur of ths SCHOOL board o.
Nor dHg night. subsequent % ihe ezerurivi
session o resolution was QAEsed 0rderinl
the rreGsuTer's hooks H1d accounts 20 h'
turned over to Baskins sells for audit
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Nsvascta, Texas. September s.--5Sdge B.
c. Dur, q young srtornsy with 6 more
than ordinary bright prospective future
was IN NAva.ota yesterday En- route 70
North Texas ca legal business. Nj. Dug
is the unppposed democratic nominee for g
seat In the next legislature, and In speak
Ing 70 3 friend here expressed himself as
strongly N favor q remitttng State taxes
on lands bordering on the BRACES river,
said funds 10 be used for leYse PURPOSES
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Hnldnrs Al Terar.eana.

Texarkana. Texas September s.--Ihree
bold holdups have occurred IN this city
within me past tweaty-tour hours The
hrsf being Morgan johnson. passenger
from Arcadia. La was hrbced on Broad
street sbrit YESTERDAY morning and relieved
Of S25- Joe Canastsr q HUDSON. Ark,
was robbed OF a watch aud SS5. ana l4st
night James Love was touched TOT 90
The most diIirspt Efforts are In progress
nv the authorities o. both cities 10 locate
the outlaws but as ret 10 clev can be nao
cf their movements
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Dn,ble w.s5ino

Mineral Wells, Texas. September s.
Last night double wedding took. place at
the Sturdlyant school house three miles
south Of town. the contracting parties
being A. Z. Harvey To Miss n Lamb and
c. z. Oliver 70 Miss Jessie Estelle. Rev
n NJ, Cogdell 81 this city officiating The
contracting parties are well and fEvarahiy
known ID their community
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Crowley. La. September e.-Connencing
tomorrow. the United States postoffce de-
pErtmeDf viii operate regular railway
postofsee on the Southern Pacific train
running from New iberia 70 Eunice. Post
master Frank c. L.ahit Of the local Office
received such Notification this morning
Heretofore II has been necessary That all
mail between the tEc points pass through
The Crowley ofnce. and as E result there
was E dRy's delay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Hampstead. Texas. September Sd
ward clauseuips q Chicago sold today 20
Mrs. c. J. Smith OF 5ouston 1871 acres Of
land in Waller county At 81 Der acre.
aggreratinE the SUN % S1a-70l- Consider
able sctiT1ty IS noticed IA real estate. sew
ersl large land deals now being on hand
The building OF the BRACES valley and
Northern railroad viii enhance The value
OF TIE lnn6s IN the lower part OF the coun-
Y, especially IN and around Sunny Side
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without i1FrEnlns motives o. in
putting personal dishonesty. he Post
has time after time protested against
the ioose9ncfAods which have pre-
vailed In Eoustun ofSciAi Rn1irA
Ara now the discovery q frsutu-
lent srhoo, wsT-hnts 70 the possible
nnouuI az $4,000 comes as vindi-
cE7iun Of AZ me Pest ana others
hare contendea-
Il matters 1ut in this connection,
whether the school funa o. lauoceut
purchasers rin be the surerers The
fr1ua IS tie fact Which Gems as
the lesson ana 1hs waruins
A more riEia scnouuiilr. msHe
systematic mrfhod. more riEtant q.
acial aepUtmtnt wouh have ire
ve11ed these frauds o. wouic at leRst
hare discosaeed then IL ths- indy
iency.
The inada1t completely 5ustA
the act q, ne CITY coancl 81 en-
playing expert accountants 20 ez
auaiae ne books q au aepasrmsais,
and Those WAo have been srfir enE
tie nur vpuls a. well 10 ri bhols
further criticism urtH the ead--i0r
the end is not yet There Sc % -evela-
ton az uther frauds bur q s sli5
that there nre othtr 4rTegui aTties
1t S. al tAe mural fluiuRge -
caraI essness-or Eurse-4n pubic
aaairs end % tals instance ii Is g
sha lessoD IL poAglea 10 tAe seaoois.
How many more such LESSONS mast
ne peaple q Houston learn before
4 comes home ~ fhsu 70 require
capacity ana INTEGRITY 20 oftsal lfsf
And the MINI ripanry e uet AL
Thgre are other pnases q local gov
ernDgut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

A. T. March. who states hat his hume q
n uiinoss, but thar be came mere from
Aeamond, IexhE reported 70 Deteczre
kesslsr yestsrcay loss q $50 IN cur
rency. Ny. March stated taat he enteTec
saloon Est down and slept rfteen mia-
Efes ana Whel he aw0ke his m0ney was
gene from his right hand trousers pocket
Ny March sinted thAt there were two 50
BIS, axe o. az $40 siils z1d the remAlaaeI
81 aVes
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Trinity urivsrsify Under WAY.

WazahRchie, TEXAS. September a.-Trini-
~ university. . denonlnationsl school, con
trolled by the Cumberland rssbyteriEn
church Of Texas, which WAS removed from
Tehuacana TO Wszahachie hy an act OF the
Texas synod opened Its thirty-third an
npal session rodav under favorable circum-
stances The Official opening was attend
ed by appropriate exercises The roster
shows an enrolment q go pupils
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day morning. The funeral took n,
hts residence at 4 o'clock yestefasr
noon. The ceremonies were condss1
Rev. J. r Wages, pastor 81 the Nes
Episcopal church, Of which Mr.. Win
was member, A great many peosIs
city followed the body 10 tAe censr
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cLERIcALs sTILL olsTuRsa.
another Manifestation kaairss "a
French Schoois.

F.ncInef MANIFESTATION Saaires "
French Schools.
Paris, September ga dispatch hnI
Nevin, department Of F1Hlstere, ssu.
e religious festival which l. being d.
Rolgoet is becoming an importani 4.
manifestation Thirty thousand bid
from all parts Of Brittany sttendea |
sir service today. The bishop q Cd
and thirty Of the clergy. headed b. /
snd banners. marched from the eArs
an altar erected on q plain and aesl
with Breton and French Tags. I
who preached In the Breton langaAn
violent illusions 70 the recent citsr
the unauthorized schools, conclude
saying: The Free Masons are seem
drive God from the schools. They xnI
send the priests 10 the scaiold
VIII Bretons be such Frenehmea
wiil prefer chsins and prison AID ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Cusro Texas, September e.-Msny o. the
farmers near The creamery are Eetting In
Improved milk stock preparing to make a
business Of selling milk The creamery 50
Tar has been a Pronounced success. me
burter Is meeting with ready sale. though
she plant has 50 far been able 10 nn al
orders
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
EAPTlsTs ARE 10 HAVE AN ELE-
CANT BUILDING.
Eoifiee &c Cost Fifty Thousand Dollars
TO &c Put Up or Valuable Site.
Orders IN the Federal Court

Branch office; The PESTS Besurn nj ~
re 8 now located In ExaN building
ground nccr both phones No see with "a
y Neely as business representative and
" Greer as correspondent Subscr.p-
lions and advertisements or news items
ieit ~ this address VIII receive prompt
Httenunn. Subscribers having any cause
taf complaint sc TO delivery ~ pap rs are
requested 70 pnone CT otherwise notify the
o1lcs prampliy.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.

tee HAVE Returned,
orsnSe. Texss. SEPTEMBER s.-coionsi W.
D. Rea4s and congrssruan : p Cooper
Returned ihis morning from WashiagtoD.
where. vith y keith n Resumcut- theF
hsd eesn Il shs interest," ~ the sahlae lake
caHunsl pr03eot- Mr Eeith ara not return
VITA The party, hut went en 70 Milwaukee
% attend ths Hce-Hon Er1psi reicasl
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IL 3. c.rried saok 70 Tennessee.

G-eeuville, Texas. September e.-sherif
W. P. BAYS Of Hamilton co1nty, Tennes-
see, was in town last night with Harry
Ishsln. who Is wanted at Chattanooga for
killing Thomas Smith during June Of the
present year. Isham Is 4 boy not yet i
years Of axe and tired q aigat when his
money gave out NJ Trenton he had the
operator wire the officers at ChAttanooga
10 come and Eet hin
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GreeuT1ile TsxHs. September "A war
rant was sworn out YESTERDAY for parts
who is charged with the theft Of a set Of
false teeth, i Is altered that the partF
accused asked the delrisf 70 GLOW hin
70 tYT the teeth and thar when he rot he
plates II bis mouth he deliberately walked
oFyt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Beaumont TeIss. September AIN
The Federal court Judge Bryant this
afternoon granted TIRE following dis
charges in bankruptcy cases: J. Gold
stone Of San Augustine Texas; J. K Drew
81 Livingston snd Hiram Rudnick Of Bean
mont The deuurrers MED By ths defend
ants In the lnterVenrions Of Ben J. John
son, Charles Mckinley and william c.
Baird in equity were overruled and The
cases were ordered referred 10 the master
Of chancery.
". f. Goodrsdge o. Hemphul, Sabine
county, Texas, was today admitted 70 prsc-
tee Law In the Federal conrts
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black name and tau: dish-faced: no brand;
cowboy saddle. comparatively new, straigot
snlle: $40 for horse and saddle arrest
and conviction OF McRea. Notify y
Chandler sheriff Trinity county or ".
J. Braun, Saron, Trinity county. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Lane Texas ssotenber s.-Llans high
school opened yesferdsy il Is TIE arst
session Since the crmpletion ~ the $500
granite addition The school starts out
again under fourishinr conditions,
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representative - Tbe posi- inter,tss.,e
NJ 2snes Charlton ,he former presise,s
q ne school board r. DO residence last
eish'- NJ theritop ftSisa ihsf ~ ooaIa
sAfeW 10 new hEns cn tie disclosures -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

Funeral OF Daniel Waeeoner.
DecAtU-, Texas, September s.-The ie-
mains Of Daniel waggoner Of this place
reached Decatur On the O'Clock train sun.
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News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, September e.-MEyor
Thomas II. LanEhAm returned last night
from Hot Springs, Ark. his son, Henry G..
LRnghhn, county tax collector who has
been dangerously 81 a. hot Springs, Is
Improving rapidly.
Mr.. ]. =. Thomas, private secretary 70
Messrs. I D. and J. Y. Polk, returned this
morning from Houston, where he has been
On account Of the Illness Of his daughter,
Miss Anna & Thomas
Mr.. y. D. Finch, travelling passenger
aren't for the Illinois Central Railroad com
psny. with headquarters at San Antonio is
spending the day IN Beaumont.
Superintendent D. c. BeTard Of the Kan.
ses City Southern Railroad company arrived
in Beaumont last night and VIII spend
several days.
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Tyler Company to Go 70 PsIsstin.

Tyler. Texas, September 9.-Ths local
military oompsuy today decided q accept
rAe Invitation 70 attend the Palestine car.
nirni next week The coupEnT viii be
forty Etrcng
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Estends Over I've Years


gentleman prominent 81 financial circles
nbo Is well Informed on the matter VISITED
The Post editorial rooms last evening and
traakly discussed The various phases Of
what IS likely 70 prove very complicated
case. Speaking q the warrants held by
b. rks, he sAid.
So far as ! can learn 20 bank holds zny
81 The paper absolutely In one case some
Of TIE warrants are held By one bank IS
collateral OF q note which would be per,
ftcfiy good II there Ras nc cpllltersL Il
is not thought that Az of the paper f.
spurious III Dow has examined The sig.
natures ard pronounces a part q 4 gen
IiDe and three warrants be considered 70
y irregular A careful comphr4so1 q the
perZnGnship hE DGny who are gpcusforDed
10 scanning such paper daily has raised q
eoaas as 70 Thetaer forgeries had beea
IL tank with THIS gentleman. Mr.. James
Chorltcu. former president Of the school
board, said thar be had undoubtedly signed
81 the Paper issued during his term Of
office That he had the utmost cenrdencs
IN Mt Tracy AID did rot examine into
n1alci6l matters glosely--nos So much 70
perhaps as he should have done, and BE-
vas ~ TIE habit q signing such documents
as Mr.. Tracy brought 20 hin, never for Z
monent doubling that al was straight SnC
regular.
4Ae sellleIaeH sald u was BIS iInpresstcz
that Nj. Dow may have agaed many docu
1DenfS, Including warrants Ia the same per.
fnnctory way on Mr.. Tracy's explanation
q TIE case without looking into tie detail.
IN each particular instance. Tie said thA,
the fraud would, Of course he the ssrne
only be doubted II Mr.. Tracy had beer
under the necessity o. writing Fraudulent
signatures, His estimate on The extent o'
the money thus obtained placed TIE nrursi
at about $4,000. he said Mr. Dow r.
ported Mr. Tracy as admitting 70 hiln Il
St Isnuis that his Irregularities extended
100 - 500 warrants q this kiud lad beeI
ISSUED. Many warrants discounted by those
who frequently bought such paper hsvs
been eashed by the treasurer, Mr. sefte
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TIE disappearance gno resignation ~ :.
q Tracy. secretary and uaubof r the
schoo. beard, ss announces % yesterday
Post resulted 80 nrlnsing 20 lgAt a uum-
Der q frhDdplent school warrants. i is
pot kDowa vs1 iust what The Total EEouut
Is and K VIII ao1 ae kuows 1ntu The sx-
pert scro1ntants low e2sallalns the citF
bo0Ls tnlsh their work. aut 1t is believed
70 be about $500 But fur tie fact TIA.
the city books we're being Eualte6 Il il
Doubtful whether me frauds woula hare
enae 10 light 81 this time. They extend
prer . period Of several Dbaths.
Some ~ TIE warrants are pronounced Tor
gelies fBd others were 5uly sgnad BY the
president q tie scAooi board uudsr ralsap-
Frenenslon. u VIII require expert exam
tnhi3on 70 ascertain which signatures are
fofaelles and which IRE genuine.
Outstanding fraudulent warrants, 81
course, VIII not be paid and the loss vii
fan On the holders. Probably some q then
hsve already been cnshed. and il remain.
10 be seeE whether the city can recover on
those Just where the financial responsl
billty wiz ne can not he determined unit
the true ard the false are al identified
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. 81: 80. Ri 2sasl sn

g 81: coarse. 81 2sesl FEED-Easy: quoted
b P3 '1 ST. 70 15fIs' b 7o9 a siE rs
sl Soqs2 IL 200 70 sacks city feed slsgSIs 90
SO 5 ; go 90 Soc e9LR oil cake S24 25 hominy chop
wheat Taisd By rumoTed large eRpor5 s2ies and
closed rather firm a. partial &c net advance The
three caTgoes or ana 70 loads aijosejher had
peen chartered tor Australia Al least one vessel
Tons pretty strongly pointed toward ire otber two Being
shs 3 o Lad: II spring wheat we're taken in NeTY9Ek
Business boveTep ,t,i Doys AZ oy S
the market closed sornevhat higher than the previ
Gus night II unsettled and particularly bulsh
as 20 GhdsTsone owing 70 The tremendous interior receipts
429 900 bushels compared win 223s 600 bushels ast
being al kansas CITY and s. Louis The immediate
onenng Of the market was shade higher. n sympathy
upsurn ana ne 20 fro go 1birb fber vas n lis
e pear me eoss @ @ s,oSkI according 70 Brad
Increase Of 25 900 bushels last seaboard exports
snts were only 500 Barrels and wheat All 800 bush
unchanged from Monday and paris 15q15 points net
sentlTsnt IS consaeraoy iesS oulllsn mar
movement which the bears believe will show generous
win Be necessary Tor export buying and cearances
uns2peosediy busS Sor,hWest rsctipts for two DAYS
we're ? sl cars Quotations Of cash wheat. aaoet
Be- 10 az p52mPt No NoTtheTn Duluth nc Nove
Weather IN az req ., ~. H bet bs sf-onr e
on corn around the ePenHE and prices sold up "a nc
this sdvanee vas lost but the market On the whole
sustained all with last prices net higher
here and about &c higher in Chicago, latter market
showing relatively strength than New-York Re
cetpts 6s2 bushels about
last year There very little demand export
sales amounting loads all in NeH--York The rains
covered Missouri Illinois Iowa and the Ohio Valley, with
prospects for further precipitation the latter valley
THURSDAY has been raining n these districts since
Monday Gables finally "a 7sd higher than Non
day Chicago estimates for THURSDAY we're 500 No
corn closed sa'.e elevator and e5>e aa2at; No
ket quiet a little steadler the rains
Ev1pathy With The cash business Of
- 90 bushels No closed Sac No white S6'2C:
NJ ; sec. mixed. S6GSTc. white 90
@42e ana standar! white. 36l I2YFMarlet quiet
No > Western 5S1ac. b afoat. state 54G54izc:
No 549754i@c BARI. FEYAIarket steady.
Feeding quoted Ale and mating 4a96ic both c
Buffalo
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OTHER MARKErsrBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-catte-Reeeipts 1900 head. tn
gliding 1900 Westerns. steady good prime steers.
feeders Sc 5O$4 10 81 4o8$4 rs hefers Sass
Gamers 81 +oq$9 So bulls $@Q$+ so calves 50 SGs1 So
ef over S6. o2cneS ssy c e5se s{o5 m x
r,t~ -, 5S7 e. 80 IS ~ - IIsel'
5GIk of sales SIS 45 So 60 sHesp~Rece5;s sS 100 GssS
sheep lambs lower: good 20 choice wehers
81 5cg$4 fair 10 choice mixed 81 50s3 90 native lambs
Cincinnati Nov. 5-Hogs active. s. 5oas6 20 Cattle
steady 70 s.Eong S2gS5 65 sheep dull. 81 5e9SS IS.
kansas city Nov 5.-CattIe-Recepts $50 natives
and $50 Texans. CalvesReeetDts 2l5 Texans and $50
eral trade quiet steady lower cows active and
strong stockers and feeders dull calves 405Oc
ssn last Monday choice export ana dressed beef steers
SO 60GS5; Western led 81 1885 so Texas and
cows 81 75$4 IS native heifsrs Sc a5as4 csners SO
81 81 bulls 81 25qsS so, calves Ss9ss HogsReceipts.
mixed P5:ksS s. seq ass So Iis5t So s4 as York
1000; market steady native lambs 50 s0GsS as Western
LAMBS SSaSS 90 fed ewes SO l0aS3 I5 native wethers
IS g$i To- Western wethers $SeS4: stoeers and feed
tract grade. November T4e74e Corn quiet but steady
No yellow track. SOC Oats quiet but steady: No :
extra western creamsTy 25lsc 90 nearby an prSfs 81
EGGS Arm and &c higher fresh nearby. DC loss on:
soa5SeTn &c less less on cSsss uSeSs ss s G N
prime. small 12i3 G12ae; do fair good small
70 soad small az Ps Il s00f sls % s sSs
snd s2S 600 70 Il sacks wheat IS 600 BUSH Il 600
81 Loui: NOV. 5--clos.: yvhsss-sso : red. ssq De
osts-Decsnbers 2se, MAY 2sIsc: No : White Sic
Sc 70 prime So 1896 aO good 81 T59S5 lower;
So aose As: light do So 49ss IS piss s. ssess
ro1ghs s59Ss IS sheep dull. best wether s. 6oEx3 SIS
Veal CAVES so sssas z 'O'' e''e' ''' - i08'' ."
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rrRopEAN 800 49,.

Iive-pool Nov. 5--cIosfng: wheat-Spot steady; No
. red western winter IS 3D. No Northern spring Sc a.
N California Sad, futures quiet. December IS a6-
March S. IOssd. Carn-Spot quiet American mixed
Sc drua. January As Sad; March, A
Psas-Canadian quiet az IS "a Flour-St Louis fancy
Iyinter quiet S. Sd Hops London CPacifc Coasr
fr az IS l2sGE7. Beet stroag: extra India mess Il5s
Pork strong. prime mess western, as Eams-Short
SaberIand cut % so ~ eos short RIB is "a 80 =
clear riddles hssSy s. 70 20 n e2 short clear bass
Shouldsrs-square II Is ~ frm az SIS. r.srS firm
prime western in tieFees, SIS Cd; AHsrican TsHsd IN
pais nominal Cheese s-rorx. s--s-;-s.-
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