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The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
For County Treasurer.

In this issue Mr.. J. II. Stafford ALL
nounces his candidacy for the office Of
county treasurer. MIR. Stafford needs
no introduction to the voters of Bolivar
county. He Is well and favorably known
throughout the Delta, and has host OF
friends in every section. A planter OF
large means, man of the highest intes'
r1ty and character. the county funds
would be iii safe keeping il placed in his
hands. At present MIR. Stafford is serv-
ing as a member of the board of super
visors, in which capacity he hes made
an enviable record as safe and conserv-
ative public servant. He submits his
name subject to the actier of the Demo
cratic voters, and the man who beats him
will have to hustle.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce
7. H. STAFFORD
as a candidate for the office of Treasurer
OF Bolivar county, subject to the action
of the Democratic voters at the ensuing
primary election.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08

Jackson, Miss, Nov. THE belief is
prevalent around the state house that
that the supreme court will render Its
decision next Monday i'll the celebrated
$500, 900 back tax case brought by the
revenue agent against the Illinois Cen
tral road. Jndge Newman Cayce. o,
Columbus, who is sitting as special Judge
in tie place OF Associate Justice Calhoor,
disqualified, is III The city, and 1T Is be-
lieved that he is conferring with his as
sociates on the details of the decision
Revenuc Agent Adanrs is confident oi
winning, and, regardless of the nature
of the decision an appeal will at once be
taken to the United States Supreme
Court. Both sides are maiiiiesting &
disposition to push the case to final set
tlement
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
Sheriff's Execution Sale.
Martin, Phillips & Co. VS.. s. e. Smith
Shanks, Phillips & Co. VS.. S. c. Smith

Martin, Phillips & Co. VS.. S. e. Smith,
Shanks, Phillips & Co. VS.. S. c. Smith,
Under and by virtue of executions
issued in the above named causes by
7. L. Harris, Justice of the Peace in
and tor the coiinty of Lafayette, in the
State of Mississippi, and to me directed,
l have levied upon, as the property of
the said defendant, the following lands
situated III the county Of Bolivar, in the
State of Mississippi, to-wit:
The east half of Section twenty one
(E12 of Sec 21 and the sot,th west quar-
ter of the south west quarter (SwA OF
SwhD of Section fourteen.-all i'll Town
ship twenty-five (25), i'll Range six
Voc. (6 w
And will on
Monday, the First day OF December, A. D. 1902,
within the hours prescribed by law,
and as required by law, at the western
front door of the court house of said
county, in the town of Rosedale, offer the
said lands, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, for sale, at public outcry, tc
the highest bidder for cash.
The said sale will be made to satisfy
the said executions and all costs accrued
and to accrue hereunder.
Witness my signature, at Rosedale,
Mississippi, this 23rd day of October
A. D. 1902.
w. A. SHELBY,
Sheriff of Bolivar County, Mississippi
Moore & Clark.
Attvs for PltfTs
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
We are authorized to announce
CLAUD SEALS

as candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF
Bolivar county, subject to the action OF
the Democratic voters ut the ensuing
primary election.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
THE DEMOCRAT
II. A. MARScHALK, Publisher.
Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce
ROBT. J. MCGUIRE
as candidate for the office of Sheriff of
BoIivar county, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic voters at the ensuing
primary election.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1902-11-08
Healthy Children Are Happy.

Healthy ChiIdren Are Happy
Mothers Worm Syrup make children
health by e1pelling the worms that make
them i'll. Children eat it on bread.
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ISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

normal with a demand to correspond \,
Ben Davis have been added to the st,cts
at 81. -
A good sized shipment Of cocoaputs viii
be received today and relieve bare mar.
get Prices have been marked SOC less.
A car of Colorado potatoes arrived and
met with highly favorable reception from
the trade. They were very nearly consumed
and the market was left barely supplied
toward the close Of the day.
The cgg situation Indicated further weak
ness Arrivals were light and under the
lax demand prices fell around 24c, with a
few sales reported at 22Isc. while the Kan
sas product stood correspondlngly AS low
carload Of bananas. consisting Of choice
shipping fruit arrived, but on account Of
the coming of the cold wave were not I'M
loaded. Local dealers however, VIII be
prepared for the wants of the trade on
TINS article during the balance Ut the wcek
Cotton seed oil has made an inward
move, Prime crude and yellow has cacn
advanced 2d2i3 with the situation exceed
ingly strong. Huis have gone 81 higher
Iuces on monl and cake have weakened
each selling 81 lower and q duh demand
III evidence from all sources.
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OIL STOCKS CONTINUE ACTIVE.
WELL DISTRIBUTED DEMAND
A NOTABLE FEATURE,
Analo-Ameries and Becky Sharp Mann
moth Sellers--Forward Reduction and
Equitable Trade TO Advantage.

Yesterdays session Of tho oil and stock
exchange was highly animated throughout
and developed most favorable tyading The
thorough distribution Of the oefvHv w-s
notable feature and the extensiyencss OF
the sources Of orders gave e,!dcnce that the
market has an excellent Gndertoae.
Rocky Sharp was stlll favorltc, ana the
mamuoth sales took place On basis ~
axe Anelo.American held its giant ca.
pacity rs n seller. with prices showing no
particular alteration. Forward Reduction
traded ndvuntaEccusly. With enc lot selling
at 47i4c and another FOR cent less A
ralc occurred in Eqt table Land and oil
at 25o which is heavy increase above the
par value. Fort Worth seemed ia larger dc
mnnd aud 300 shares were obtained nt Sc
Enterprise brought gain Of several cents
on the day and Gobcr was In favor wltnou.
change in price. Manhattan made a small
advance. selling from 65is1659ic. and bids
lively at fraction lower. Merchants aud
Mechanics was very much wanted and
after trades at 3d3Nc differences in ,aiUcs
could not be overcome, Spangler made
Improvement. with very small sales hut
strong offers on the close Trades In In.
ternatiOual and Beaumont Coulcdera:ed
We're on ternls slightly less than sales rc.
Gently occurring but demand WAS fully
equal to the desire To Unload Grace in-
creased in strength and easily brought 6l,J,
with offerings rather sparse one cent
mere would have been given for B3rcaliS.
while Houston and Beaumont bids uaiaed
Sc. Palestine ana beaumont and san la.
clnto were In high favor, hut holders re-
mained too inlexlhle TO bring a trace
The total sales amounted to 6i,96O shares.
The prices bid and ASKED yesterday and
the sales made were as follows.
UNLISTED foCKs.
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KANSAS CITY.
lsneclnI 10 rhe Post. !

INItVIWI 10 7 No I-VrI,I
Stock Yards, Kansas city, Mo, January
IL The Following sales by Texas and Ter.
ritory stockmen were reported today; ".
q. Ross. Denison 704 pound steers 3.93;
James Crawford, Purcell. Boz pound steers.
! 20; Perry g. Son, Purcell, Q32 pound
steers, 425 r. A. Martin, Ron, go pound
steers ass; L. p. Gardner, Weatherfor1,
$50 pound steers, 40; NJ l., Trout, Ron,
Eagle, 1910 pound steers, $40; ]. II. Guilli.
land. White Eagle, 1906 pound steers, 5.25.
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MARKET FOR coon TO CHOICE
WAS STEADY AND STRONG,
At ST. Louis $500 Texans We're Received
1000 Were Received at Kansas City
and 200 at Chicago.

Chicago, January 1ap-Cattle- Receipts
1000. Including 200 Texans; market for
good to choice steady; othe~s SOW to Zoe
Tower Good TO prime $50 1856 poor 70
medium 4.00d625; stockers and feeders
B. o5Gf5 % Hogs-Rcceipts 5000 market
opened slow but sold 3@l0 lower; mixed
and butchers 5.S5@G-4 40; good to ch Ice
heavy g 206i6.55; light 5.4om6.Oo, Sheep
Receipts 1900: sheep steady; lambs good
steady: others weak; good to choice
wethers 425@475; fair 10 choice m xeh
36OM4.65. western sheep fed 4oOd4 loi
native lambs 100000; western lambs
100000
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WE viii shoe your horse right; free de-
livery: telephone us next time Musehart
A Keller Company .tO2
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ST Tauis. January 49, Cattle Receipts
$500 InrludlaR $500 Teyaus market eaSier
i09i5 lower for gauvegi native Shipping
md export steers Z 50M7 %. dressed beef
erd butchers steers 25084O; steers under
10d0 p0Uuds 2T0TG 80 stncFers and feeders
. Aifl4 a0 COWS and heifers 2.01d500; can
nesr 1903 90: mls 23504 p; Texas and
indian steers 3O1G5. 40; cows pnd heifers
10f4Oc Hogs Receipts a-fD; market 8
@10 lower, pigs ana lights 2 T5nG05 pack
efs 75fG29; butchers . 1oFi650 Sheep
Receipts 600 market steady native mutton
g. 25qf49I. lambs TnHc ~. eulls and
bucks 2 OaGf4 ~: stpckers 251i2. ~
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oeipts 1900 natives, 1000 Texans 100 calves;
unrket strong: choice export and dres ed
'-t steers 5.sO6B.50; fair 10 good ~ "a
10: stockcrs and feeders S.20d4,N0; west
er5 FED steers $4,000: Texas and Indian
sfeers 3GJ0T75. TrXas ccr-s 1904 10;
native COWS GcGf r. be,f-rs zoos 25'
canr-rs e0tdz So hsl.s 1eo 30; calves
tt0@G10 lIoe5--brat'ntt i'h. marx I
600 pigs 8Jd1 80 ShcrD- Receipts apn.
narkSt ~ tleter fad lambs 3o)F.t9 Cd
yethMs 40oHGl3. ygsiiue i.50W 2it
ewes 375QA25 cuils and feeders 2O'g
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EDUCATIONAL

THE SIMON SCHOOL, 1906 Washington
street. Houston, Texas. "a
SPANISH language taught by quick and
perfect method. studio 1910 Texas ave-
nue.. 10
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Houston, Texas, January l3.-Hubbard
Bros. & o. say while $1,000 bales more
than last year are expected this week, the
sentiment remains bulllsh. and the short
side have been covering. To those who
are acquainted with the Delta, the Mlssls,
sippi valley and the Teche country as we'll
a. the valleys In Arkansas know that usu,
auy at this time Of year II would take the
uest pair OF mules on the Plantation to pull
an empty wagon to the station and this
year the roads are like paved streets, the
gVouGd IS too dry 10 pillow and the farmer
Is taR'hs advantage OF ii and sending his
cotton TO his merchant. 1t now transpiras
tnat the poor trade talk on the other side
OF the pond Is ike the bear talk on this
side, Cotton growing In fence corners. rtr.
Great Britdins export of yarns for u Gem
her showed an excess Of 100000 lbs over
the corresnpndlug month one year ago,
while the excess for the year is 100000
pounds and when one recalls the fact that
In. 1909 trade was fHmOuslv cool IN Great
Britain while with the poor trade talked
of they exported 9j,OU0,OuV more ya.us d.
cloth in December than the corresponding
month one year ago. The estimates for
Houston aud New Orleans 5000 ngalpst
1900 last year Ports 37,G08 against %,
7S3, MARCH In New Orleans sold at 709 for
high and 7SJ for low"
Liverpool Is due to he 1861 lower tomor-
row. Richard Cooke & Co.
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New York. January 13.-There was a
slight Improvement IN the general demand
change the quletude OF the market, Sellers
were patient and prices without quotable
alteration American clay worsted and
serges opened today At 5Mloc decline from
last year.
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis, $475Q5.25;
No. 2 Ben Davis, $500; fancy wlnesaps'
- 2o6 :. so; fancy Oregon, boxed I've red,
81 o062 co.
BASANAs-Loose, s1.5Od165; packed,
SIS,
CRANBERRIEs-s5.O o63,25 per bushel
crate; barrels. S9O0Q950.
COCOANUI S-Per sack Of 100, So 259
$50; less quantities, So 80.
MOSS--Messinas, new crop, S35O4
S3.75; CALIFORNIA;, S2.50d300.
ORANGES-California navels, S2.6512.9oI
seeding S225.
PEARs-Fal varieties California Winter
Nels, $500, -
TTNEAPPLES-P crate, S4oGd $50,
GRAPES-New York Catawha, 3-lb pony
baskets zoe; Carrier crates, 3o-lb baskets,
S2.25; Malaga or Almeria, 25-lb kegs, 5000
$500.
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81 h RATHER LIMITED ,o,,.
IsFISED TO STAPLE GOODS
!. uswkeyo Scotch Oats De-
Zoos Around 24c--cotton
SEED Oil Advances

!. ,ne wholesale market yester-
t. .,hsr limited aud chiefly confined
..rsmeut of substantial cominodi-
~ poultry and egg line 1t was
...-lstle ablue Monday rendered
...sr receipts which naturally fol
ssy Of rest
4, situation has grown shade
!, friends and Hawkeye Scotch
!. declined i5c.
.....o,s Of New Mexico apples have
aended FOR the season.
.,ocks are becoming low with a
u movement in evidence.
Nc Supplies are varied but only
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BoNUS--WNl huy two early contracts 10
Home Ruliiug Cs.cperatiNe company. Al
dress IL this oNicr 2l
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CATTLE RECEIPTS WERE LARGE

Bradford Of Columbia Mo. The safe started
as an auction snle but because Of the low
prices hid the auction was III Discontinued,
ana the sale changed into n private one.
In ali afty-nyc animals were sold, the
rrice ranging from sos for the lowest TO
5000 for Lapeen II, who brought the top
figure.
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For Saline to a Minor.

Hampstead. Texas January 13.--Three
suits have been flied H. the county court
by II. NJ Browne against the Houston lee
and Brewing company for $500 each on
the bond Of said Houston lee and Brewing
oompsny for selling whisky t. minor sou
u said plslntih
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COFFEE

New York, January 13-Cofee spot Rio
dull; 40. invoice 90. Mild-ouiet; Cor,
doga 7lEal1, The market for futures closed
stendy net unchanged 90 10 points lower.
Total sales 5000 bags. March Z. 50d6 e9i
April 60; MAY @ 65ft6 rs; July 8, S0n6.9O;
September OQQiT 10; October 7.00d7 TO-
December Is.
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NEW ORLEANS.

ISpccInI 10 INC TOstD
New Orleans. January l3-The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports; The
outlook Is favorable for fat steers, cows,
calves, ycarlings and hogs, A fair supply
OF medium and ordinary is on sale. There
are no sheep In first hands.
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Carol. e. Richardson's Letter
Houston, Texas JaauayN la-N WHY.
sor IS co Ut Naw York lssuee laelF nlfN
ta,ked;et qrap osdrlae tAh Eog lns iH'E
s5y rae n6aslpe Weld wAl y, tt5'of aal
NLfe fhesc Gsurts are considered apa#d
hy The majoHty Of the trade, t1e report
1ad a bn.ish ancct tenporariir Live pool
spluHs % oActme this morning 3'4-0i alsh-
eli thah So .urGay, after belag l-9i lower 2t
th eacu.ug The close was 70 IT, AlsAe'
1han saJdlday; su00 bales sold 0n iae spot
.Jigccs uncnaused Private cables piter use
csse reported the mariet ga lower on
euro acasy receipts Tor the day count e
acted Hr naleucc OF tue Wilson estimate
prices iA oar Wnrhets after an tlf4l2e "i
q 90 s. gullts ato4hi enc opening Hfe,tA'
uUrl1 s0H.p,g. tlr close being ] 800 o.
pohts lower in New york oR4 J lover
Naw ONf4b spots were quoted a1rn"A8eu
n.rI. Ai on & Co. Issue zach year az
about this time a crop estimate, Last ear
they guessed 10000 less than the arlull
on o.Ae, and the year before thty ~
,0OO behind the crop. Bets were tfeeiS
oueFed In New York today that crop Wou.u
exceed Ia, 25O,OO0; no takers. Cotton mas
mates will control values. Houses wlth
standing may temporarily affect values
With their Views, hut with the movement
Indicating cron largely IN excess OF ~
millions il can hardly be expected that
speculatiob or actual demand VIII be heavy
enough 10 carry prices 10 much hlgher
level, although with apy marked fsllisE
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DRuGs AND CHEMICALS.

Qulnine, 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
phlne, S225d2 50 per ounce; cocaine, $500
per ounce; borax, SIC per pound In lOOlo
packages; copperas, 81 40 in barrels; castor
iii. ST % per gallon In 5gallon packages
epson salts ST. per 100 lbs in barre $;
alcohol 50. 70II3.O0 per gallon; sulphur,
81 .65 per 100 lbs in barrels, alum 2l9c per
pound IL barreIs,- saltneter, &c per pohhh,n
In barrels; csmnhor, zoe: wood alcohol
81 90: gum opium, s3.s5: powdered opium
Sass: carboiic acid, 40d42e per pound ~
bottles calcium carbide, $500 per lVO ue'
liyered Texas common railway points
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BEEsWAX-Prime Texas, 22d23c per
BEANs-I Imported navy beans, 41sa%c;
Bayou, &c; English dried 3i4c: pink &c;
black eyes, 49t0oc; Michigan navy 4c.
california navy. Iim4laC; snaps, SlUO per
Pushel; wax, $50 per bushel; California
Linlas, 5AQGc.
BUTTER-Blue Star. 22d23c, dairy ice,
Elgln creamery, 2sW2Oc Texas bricks,
l2ml9c. Oleomargarne Lincoln solids
l2c' Lincoln prints, 13c; Daisy solids 100
ltci prints, lSc; Monkeys special 1Sc: CryS-
tsl Gem and country rolls, t0r: Empire
sn{iste speclal 15c; special Blue star, isc;
Cresnefy; 20 aud 30lb tubs, 20; lib
prints, 24c Elgin creamery, solids, 1sci
country butter, In pals, 1od20c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wisconsin full cream rolls
l9c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, l3(sca.
l4r; WISCONSIN half cream. l2l6013c.
EGGS-kanSas, 21m22c; Texas. 24m25c.
:, ihtARAuT-New, in half barrels, 5000
ONIONS Per pound 5llG31,c.
=, ,,PEPPER-Chile, new, l5al6c per pound;
9 PoTAThEs- $40; Colorado, sl.2Oa1.so;
scotch imported, Sl.20.
PEANUTS-Jumho per pound 6I3@6E,c;
FANCY hand picked No. /, sac
PECAAS--.New Texas, per pound, Toe.
. PoULTRY-Chlckcns hens. good. So. 00Q
800; flyers, large, S30oa85O broilers,
!Srgc. old S1S0a2.00; ducks, large. 50. 75@
3'0O' geese, full feathered S4OO6I5, 90: tur,
KEYS, hens, SOO0d700: turkeys, gobhlers
sisve3q 1000; young turkeys, 81. 25d3.75.
SWEET P0TATOES-Pum and vel.
low vans, 75d90c bushel according TO dual.
ity; white yams, 4On5Oc
tAULlFLOWER-Fancy California, per
crate, 81 40d2.65.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr on GALVESTON. January Is

PORT OF GALVESTON, January 10.
Arrived
SIS Frankfurt (Ger.), Bremen.
SIS Samar tBr.l, Baltimore.
Cleared.
SIS Lord Iveogh (Br), Hamburg.
Sailed.
SIS Lord lveagh (Br), Hamburg.
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TuE H0xID RANcH's CATTLE.

lnylOr Texas, january l2.-Ihe Hoxle
San Gabriel ranch received yesterday, from
the experiment station at Columbia, Mo-
two carloads OF registered Hereford and
Shorthori, cattle which have recently UNI
dergOne lnOeulation treatment. These eat
lie are OF he Henry Yauman herd which
passed into the possession OF Hoxie a.
Tfoxle after Yauman's death last sprlng.
ihe FIerefords will be kept on the ranch
to improve the San Gabriel herd, while
the ShorthOrns will be held for market
and placed on sale aext March at the Cat
clemens convention In Fort Worth.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE CHEAP--one extra fine regis
tered Jersey COW 3 years old, row nesh
with hcifer calf. w. J. Groom, wharton,
Texas. l6
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CRoUP, COLDS, Pneumonia; dse tire
famous "Jo-Iie' on; It has saved the
lives Of thousand after al other known
remedies had failed II. Il. Jones Sons.
Proprietors Dallas, Texas. tt
OUR PHONE NUMBER Is 400 Houston
Plumbing and Mfg, Co, 7t3 Main street.
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lMo HORSES, two spring wagons; good
condition. CAN at p. m. Artesian
place ~
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FOR SALE-Hor8e, cart aud harness. X.
h. Morris. S1l Travis street. Phones ".
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


NOTICE 70 CoNTRACVOkS~S Sealed pro-
posals for the erection Of a two'story
Levy at Victoria, Texas, will I've received
rntll 4 o'clock p M. January 20, 1902, at
my Office whore also plans aud speclhca-
he accompanied by a certified check for
$40 MS guarantee that the successful
bidder viii furnish satisfactory bond OF
$4,000 aud sign contract; right Is reserved
io reject any OF nll bids Jul. Lethand,
architect victoria, Texas. 20
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WANTED --Contract to bore oil well or
viii sell my machine cheap; q hrst class
rotary outfit ia good repair j. o. II.
Bcnnette, Conroe, Texas. Ia
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Houston Post by tho
A. b, Norman Live Stock Company, incor
poTated.
BeeYeE--
Good to choice .'.....s,,,.,.,.,S3 25d3 80
Common 10 fair .........s.,,.,. 7JelS
Cows
Gaol 70 cloice ..............,,, 3 co.'s -
Common % ,aF ..,-...-....,'.. @'4- 60
acaglilez-
Coed q gaoi.e ,..,.'s.'.''....'
Common 10 FAR ...-.....'s..'., -4ia W.
Calves
Good 20 choice .",...,'...''-.. 8nti o.
Common 10 fair ...-,'.......... oO8S 20
f,nrn3ed 50GfG %
Mastfed ................-.... 3 WWf ~
Market bare Of good beeyes, COWS aud
calves demand faig; common cattle In
fun supply.
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FOR SALE-Fine Indian Game cockere s.,
cheap; are prize winners Apply 10 ". q.
iiirknann, Burton, Texas. II