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Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-07-17

Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's county.
july !. lQtls. Set

Orphans Court OF ST Mary's county.
July !. le02. Set
Ordered by the Court that Richard NJ Hcbb
and Laura g. Hebb. administrators 81 Corue-
Illus w. Combs tate of ST. Mary's county. Mary
land. deceased. give the nDti required by
law TO the dcceased's creditors TO exhibit their
claims and that the same be published once .
week for six successive weeks In the st. Mary's
BEACON.
Test: PHILIP r. RrCKIER
Register of Wills for ST. Mary's county
NOTICE
In pursuance OK the above order we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphaas' Court Of st. Naryfs county, Mary
land. letters OF administration on the personal
estate OF Cornelius W. Combs, late of s. I'd
county. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby no.
ttfied TO exhibit the same. with the D. oper
vouchers attached thereto 10 the subscribers,
on or before the Il th day of Jan 1903. they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of said estate. AL pcrsonsin indebfedt 10
the deceased are requested To make immedi-
ate payment to the Subscribers.
kfcHARD ~. HEBH.
LAURA q. HEBR.
July i0--6ws Administrator.
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To the Milling Public.

AT Gardeners Mill you can get
Flour, "Hillsdale'' Roller Process.
put up In neat cotton bags
OF !, l, and lie bbls. for
the lowest possible price
consistent with good goods.
This flour and fine, Corn
vi G a I, are for sale every day In
the week, and for exchange
for sound, good wheat and
corn.
ID an, - cents; middlings 30 cts.
and wheat screenings %
cents per bushel.
With thoroughly equipped
SAVING OUTFIT, capable OF
cutting 5000 feet Of lumber
day, will guarantee quick and
accurate saving every fair
Thursday OF every week until
wheat harvest. Noleaving your
logs, but bring them on Thurs
aud get your lumber the same
day.
AUBREY S. GARDINER,
Sept ZO-ys near Chaptico.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-07-17
Under Direction of A. Lee JONES'.

PROGRAMME.
Chorus, "An Old Romance,
Mendelssohn.
Soprano, With Verdure Clad,
Recitation, Baseball, Miss Crane.
Baritone, 1t was not so 10 be.
Meyer-Heldmond
Duet, Tenor and Alto, Home to our
Mountains, ii Trovatore, Verdi.
Contralto, Genevieve. Tucker.
Tenor, Beyond the Gates of
Paradise. King.
Recitation, Wish'st | wuz a boy,
Miss Lynch,
a. From Grief can
Contralto, not Measure.
b. Summertime, Frantz.
C. A Rose Fable, Hawley.
Duet. Soprano and Tenor, The
Adieu, Nicolar.
Tenor. Bioudina, Lhor.
Bass, In the Palace of the King,
Julian Jordan.
Soprano, a. May Morning, Denza.
b. Ny Rosary, Nevin.
Come where my love lies
Dreaming, Quartet.
Recitation, Meath the shadow
of Thy Wing, Miss Crane.
Contralto, a The Wild Rose,
Schubert.
Loeb Lomond,
Old Scotch Song.
Duet, Soprano and Alto, | would
that my Love. Mendelssohn.
Chorus, Star OF Descending
Night, Emerson.
Doors open at 7:30 p. m. Per-
formance viii begin at 8 p. m.
Admission, soc. Children under
12, 25c.
Refreshments served after concert
is over.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-07-17

Miss Flora K Horn, Soprano.
Mrs. Geo. p. Loker. Soprano.
Miss Cornelia Chamberlain, Con-
tralto.
Mrs. A. +. Spielman, Contralto.
Miss Mollie Foxwell. Contralto.
Mr.. A. Lee Jones. Tenor.
Mr.. G. W. Foxwell, Tenor.
Mr.. $. NJ. Jones. Baritone.
Mr.. Samuel Hayden, Bass.
There viii be a dance at Wise's
Hotel after the performance.
July 17-sdt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1902-07-17

/ Trustee,
/ Admins
Ter, Assig-
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nd as Con-
u States Of
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS SEPT ia 1sg 3, quiet new red
seed steady at ssa4.so. Corn meal steady al
$3.50 Bran SLOW; sacked, east track. 6Sq65c
rask sss ess sS
6Sl9q6SSc; No. hard 6SG70c. Corn lower. No.
ef eas ss t5ae Mas Sc sptes sss osef so
cash, 2sc; track, Soq3otc; September, &c; De-
cember. she; May, SAC; No white, &c. Rye
new, sI7 20. Lard higher at $1,000 Dry-saIted
meats steady; boxed extra shorts and clear ribs,
clear sI2. 25 Hay steady; timothy, sSaii; prairie.
siO7Ss. Bagging. s5-1s@7 l-isc. Hemp Irvine. SC.
Receipts.FlOur. 10000 brls: wheat. 900 bu;
corn. $1,000 bu; oats, ll5,0O bu. Shipment
Flour 1l,ooo brls: wheat, $4,000 Blu; corn. 200
bu; oats, $4,000 hu.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 13-Wheat-Spot No. I
winter dull at IS iOIsd; No. California steady at
IS ed Corn-spot quiet; American mixed. IS
lid. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter quiet at
IS Sd. Beef strong; extra India mess. l07s Cd.
Pork strong; prime Western mess. Sos Sd. Hams
Cumberland cut, rs to 80 lbs, els Cd short ribs,
16 to "a lbs 62s long clear mddles light. IS TO "a
Sos 3d. shor clear BACKS Is to 70 bs SIS 3d.
clefr bellies, IA TO l6 lbs, 6is Cd Shoulders
sai,are; II to ID lbs; firm at at SIS Cd Lard firm;
in pals, 54s. Butter nominal. Cheese steady:
American finest white, ASS; American finest col
cred. 49s.
changed. Wheat easier: spot, September and
october, 72A@72hc; December, 72l<Q72%c; steam
er, No. red. September. 69A97oc; Southern by
sample, 62q73c; Southern grade, 70G721zc.
Corn easier; old, November, 4S1Zq4Sssc
year, 45c asked: January, 44hc asked Southern
white, CSC: Southern yellow, 67d7Oc. Oats dull
and easier; No. white, SIC; No. mixed, 30ia
Sic. Rye steady; No. 2. 55c; No. Western. sec.
CINCINNATI Sept. 13.-Flour steady Wheat
quiet; No. red, zoe. Corn steady; No. mixed
s3c. Oats quiet No. mixed 2slzG30c. Rye
steady; No. 2, SOC. Lard quiet $40. Bulk
meats steady at sl0.37ii Bacon steady at sll 75
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods firm on the
basis OF s1.32 Sugars steady.
TOLEDO. Sept. 13-Wheat fairly active and
easier; cash, 731kc; September, 73lzc; December
72nc; May. 727kc. Corn dull and weak: cash.
&c; September, 60lzc: December, 41%c. Oats
dull but steady: September. BIC: December
31c. Glover seed dull and easier; January s. 20,
prime timothy. sl-s0. Rye. Soc
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 13-Wheat elkc: De-
ceinber, e37s G631sc; No. red e5i1GDssc Corn
September, 625sc; cash No. mixed. 5sc: No.
ceipts-Wheat. 1850 bu; corn, 1890 bu: oats
2.2e0. Shipments-Wheat- s4.400 bu; corn, 2, 7O
bu; oats, 5000 bu.
DULUTH, Sept. 13-Wheat-Cash No. 1 hard
7oi<c; No. northern. 67c; No. northern. Sep
tcmber 3Gj2c December, 2glzc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s55sGs5s.c; December G4Sa64tzc; on track No
l hard, 6S2sc; No. ! northern. 672sc; No north.
ern. s55sc.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 13.-Barley firm; No .
6SQs9c: sample, 40@46c
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Elsewhere.

Market weak Choice export and dressed beef
and feeders. 7ca5: western FED steers. S. s59
5: Texas steers; s4q415; Texas cows. g 5Oas; 80;
225 bulls s265d350 calves. 1906 Receipts for
week. 10000 cattle 5000 calves.
heavy. E;sSqiss; mixed packers. GsSS!: g;
lighs Tso@GtS' WORKERS ooS pigs $3.50
sheep-Receipts none. Market unchanged Ma
tive wethers 81 sO44S 80; Western wethers, s. $50
Z: fed ewes. s3a4O5; Texas clipped yearllngs.
and feeders. s2g2.so
CHICAGO. Sept. .-Cattle-Receipts. 200. Mar
e5 5o 5seasy Good to prime s1eers 1omns a 2
$50; cows. N:5eq5; heifers s2.5OQs.5; Gamers.
sl.5og25 50: bulls: s2eS@s; calves: s. !s@7; Texas
Left over i Market iSSoc hH shef mixed
G7s5; bulk of sales. si.45@7.75
Good 10 choice wethers. s. lOas co. fair to choice
mixed q sC5 West Wsa,s sheep e So
OFFICIAL yesterday a.. s2s hogs
mainly consigned direct; no sales reported
Dressed beef steady: city dressed native sides
ceived quoted American steers at 13hdI4hc
dressed weight; refrigerator beef Mt 1sc per 10:
sheep and 1888 quarters OF beef.
Caives--Recepts, 49, No change noted; A few
yeaIs sold at seas; a few graSsers at So so: city
dF sSssp vs snd nam6sSRssspt: ISL, Market
s g 5eia; lambs. ssss25 cuIls, 81 Dressed NUT
ton. 5k@5lEc per ib dressed lambs. SOLE
hogs sold at s775.
EAST BUFFALO. Sept: Observation-Disclosures.
200 Market dull Xesls- Rec light Market
common to light s.. 5OGb.50
Hoss.ReseiPts SOc C,,.r Market aTs, slow Light
S iOas2o mixed. NsoGs: Workers: y.7o67. so:
light Workers. s75o@I 90 pigs s. 4o@75 50: roughs.
se.75a7: stays s5-5O0s; grassers. s2Saz7O:
sheep t and Lambs-ReceIpts also. Sheep steady;
siSs%s.S: wethers s4a4.25: ewes. S.. 25fs' Is;
sheep. top mixed sSI2nl Ialr 10 good. 81 25ll3. 50;
culls TO common. sl35gS
ST. LOUIS. Sept 1S.-Cattle-Receipts 7eo in
Guiding 45o Texans. Market duii but steady Ma
beef and butcher steers. A.l0~S1.25; steers under
Oo Ibs s. 2Sg 5o stos * and feeders So 5Sl
as'i5: bulls. s3.5O@4.25; calves. siG7: Texas and
Indian steers Market snS hsif sisbs s2S
and lights $7.o5a7.eo. packers. S-sO97.75: butch
sh.s sr- none Market nominal. Native
muttons. 50 50d4: lambs. s4g5 culls and bucks.
s25ea4 stockers. $. 2s93. 20.
5o Market steady. Native steers a75a5.2 %;
ers So 1855: calves. s4Q6.
Voes-Receipts 4000. Market shade stronger
HEAVY. sT5OG765: light, S7.40d765: pigs sSSI !:
bulk OF sales. SsS5GI6o-
sheep-Recelpts. 100 Market steady. Year
Iines &c ssEf4. Western. 1920: wethers So e5;
ewes 81 756fSI5: lambs, S3.50G5.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. 1s.-cattle-Receipts.
Hoes-Reeepts, 1900 AL grades from s77s
sheep-Receipts. 500. Sheep from 81 down:
lambs from s. 50 down.
CINCINNATI Sept ia-Hogs active to strong
and higher at s5.S5G7.SS.
Cattle steady at $216.15
Sheep strong at sl.2SQ340; lambs active 20
higher at S. 5oGfS5.
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CALL MONEY AGAIN EASY
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY SHAW
HAS A VERY DESIRABLE EFFECT.
with Highest Loan Rate of the Year
and Coal Strike On, the Market
Was Generally Steady.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Some assurance
was impaired to the market at the opening
to-day by reason of a better demand from
London and early news of the governments
decision to anticipate October interest on
bonds, but the list was generally dull and
inactive during the first hour. Commits
sion houses did very little and foreign
houses were moderate buyers. Money con-
ditions were more favorable and. contrary
TO custom at the weeks end, there was a
brisk demand for call money, which ruled
at 6 per cent.
Slight pressure was directed against
some issues in the early trading. but sup
port came later. Rumors of gold imports
were again current, but appeared to have
no foundation in fact. 1t was clearly
shown that the rate precluded engagements
except at loss. The keenest interest was
evidenced in the bank statement because
or the many pessimistic reports and fears
of an utter wiping out of the surplus re-
serve. Although this item shows de-
crease of nearly s3,3S2, 900, there remains a
balance of slightly more than 100000, the
result of a heavy shrinkage in the loan
account The statement proves beyond
doubt that a number of banks are at this
time much below the legal reserve require
ments. The loss in cash. slightly over $1,000
600, was about up to expectations. The mar
ket appeared to take kindly to the bank
statement and this, together with the ac-
ton of Secretary Shaw. brought increased
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Butter. Cheese and EExs.

NEW YORK, Sept. Observation-Disclosures, Ass
packages. The market was firm. State dairy
isff2ic: extra creamery, 224c; creamery, common
TO choice I6G2lisc. Cheese-Receipts. 1881 pack
ages The market was nrmer. New State full
cream, small colored fancy. 10&e: small white
l05s n lO3.c: large colored and white, l0kHiOKc
Esgs-Recepts. 4,3is packages. The market was
steady State and Pennsy lyania. 21Q22c: Vest
ern candled, l91zQ2lc; Western uncandled ia
&c.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13--Butter firm and in
good demand; extra Western creamery, pc: ex-
ira nearby prints. &c. Eggs steady and i'm fair
demand; fresh nearby. pc, loss CO: extra West
ern &c; extra Northwestern. 2oc; extra South
ern lsc Cheese firm: New YORK full creams
prime small lO2.Gllc; New York full creams
fair TO good, 1eml0izc; New York full creams
prime large, lVi1ulOAc
CHICAGO Sept. l3.-Butter strong: creameries
1esf22c: diaries, I6d23c. Cheese steady: twins
l0i. y i0Isc; daisies. iVizGi9&c; Young Americas
l0izdl0&c. Eggs hrmer; loss of. cases re-
turned. lSc.
CHICAGO, Sept. l3-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was strong; cream
cries i6sf2zixc; dairIes. I56e0c. Cheese steady
at lOl4 qloA4c. Eggs firm; fresh. 1sc.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 13-Cheese steady and
unchanged; large. loss Hlo1zc; medium l0a dilc:
small le2sdll1sc. Eggs firm ana unchanged:
fresh. 2lH1zc
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l3.-Butter steady; creamery.
i5Ssic; dairy. l4dl7c. Eggs STEADY at l75.c.
loss on.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. IS.-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas. l5izc. cases returned
loss on
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s.-Butter steady Cheese
steady. Eggs firm al litze.
BOSTON. Sept. IS.-tspecialI-Eggs firm at 2Oc.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchnpge-CIear.
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-Com paper. Al
per cent; time loans, sat per cent. Clear
ings 81 677. $685. balances S24S. 1875. IS. Clear
ings for the week. sl0505. 623. %; balances.
S1,413,030.42.
NEW YORK.-Money on call at 6G10 per
cent, closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 5l2q5% per cent; sterling
exchange easier with actual business in
bankers bills at Sass 50d4. 50. 625 for demand
and at $4S2. 50Q4S275 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates. si.SGiS412 and S4.S612G4.S7;
commercial bills, s4.Sl. 75q4S225. Clearings,
So. OPS. 34; balances, S3,9S3, SOL.
CHICAGO.-NewY York Exchange 30c dis
count; Foreign exchange. sterling posted,
AS4i2 for sixty days, and $4S for demand.
Clearings, So. 60 2l3; for week. sl49 793. ISL;
balances. 81. SOB; for week s11, 467. ga.
BOSTON.-Clearings 81. $50 4ss; balances.
s., 425, 7l2.
PHILADELPHIA.-M G per cent.
Ciearings. slS,l4O,3i3; balances. S2.6gI. $50.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, 2Oc
discount. Clearings. s5.s73.269; balances.
s957, SO.
BALTIMORE.-Money sac per cent.
Clearings, 81, COS $50: balances, $500. 776: for
the week clearings, S2S 500. 4o4: balances.
So, Isl. Isl.
CONGRATULATIONS 4G6 per cent.
New York exchange, par. Clearings, g. 462, =
200.
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closed at 74%c; September. 76I4@76 5-16c.
closed at 16Ac: December q 9-l61Iic.

closed at 74%c; September. 7sh@76 5-l6c.
closed at 76Ac; December. 70 9-l6q7ic.
closed at 1850.
Corn-Exports. 200 bu. Spot dull: No. 2,
re elevator and 7lssc T. o. b. afioat; No.
yellow. 7212c nominal; No. white. 721ac
nominal Options sold up at first on frost
news but weakened Immediately on out
come of realizing, denials OF crop damage
and prospects for warmer weather; closed
easier at partial &c net decline. January
closed at 4Shc; May. 45kGi5S4c, closed at
closed 64lsc: December, 49ssd495sc. closed at
1880.
Oats-Receipts, 2l4.5oO bu: exports. 1sO. 7n
bu; spot dull; No. 2 3s1zc: No. white. Sac
white, 34G36c. Options dull and generally
easier with corn. May closed Sec; Septem-
Der closed SEC; December closed Sec.
Hay firm; spring, 55q1Oc; good to choice.
soc.
Hops firm; State common to choice 1901.
2lQ2Sc; 1900. 1sq2oc; olds. S@l0c; Pacific coast
Hides dull; Galveston. lSc; California, 19c;
Beef firm; family. sl5q1s; mess. s1391s. so;
beef hams, s22a23; packet, sl4q15; city extra
Cut meats steady: picked bellies. s1l 5O6
1926; picked shoulders, 1913; picked hams,
s11Q11.25.
refined firm: Continent. s1l.25; South Amer
lean, SLIGO; compound, s7s71eds.
Pork firr'; family, s20q2o.5O; short clear,
Sl9G21; mess, S1S.25G19.25.
Tallow quiet; city. SIC; country. 5Rd6c.
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra, $50
47sc.
Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle.
good to choice, 30m40c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. z. invoice,
7-16c. Mild market firm. Cordova. So
u12c.
Sugar-Raw market steady; fair refining.
&c; centrifugal, 3l2c. Molasses sugar, 2%c;
refined steady; No. 6, 4.20c; No. Z. 4.l0c; No.
s. 4c; No. 8, $500; No. 10, 3:9oc; No. IL. S.s5c;
No. IL, assoc; No. Is. 3.S0c; No. IA, S.S0c; con-
fectioners' A, 4.50c; mould A. 4.90c; cut loaf.
515c; crushed, 5.15c; powdered, 475c; granu-
lated, 4.65c; cubes, 1900.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Fiour-Receipts.
$4,000 brls: exports. 1907 brls Market
quiet; with a moderate demand for brands
the market ruled steady all the forenoon
at old prices; winter patents $s6043.90:
winter straights. 3.40d3 so; Minnesota pat
ents, s3.S0Q4; winter extras. s3q3.20; Mime
sofa bakers. s.. l5f3.35: winter low. grades
81 S0a3 Rye -four dull; fair TO good 3.15a
$40: choice 10 fancy. sS.50d3.60. Rye steady
No. 2 Western, 591sc (. o. b. afioat: No. 2. IS
a5612c track: State. 55IkG56c C. l. (. New
York. Barley quiet: feeding. 44c C. i. T..
Buffalo; mailing. 5l1zG62c C. /. (. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. s0,925 bu; exports, l34.-
267 bu- Spot market easy; No. 9 red. 76i. &c
elevator; No. 2 red. 75c Z. o. b. afioat; No 1
northern Duluth. 791xc f. o. b. afioat After
a steady opening on the corn strength
wheat fell off and throughout the forenoon
was dull and easily Influenced by the lower
cables and larger Northwestern receipts.
Prospects for bearish weekly statistics on
Monday and realizing, the close was easy
at h6.sc net decline. May. 74h67aAc.
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reserve. s.. ISL .975. decrease. .Decrease.

activity with improved prices to number
of leading issues. including st. Paul, Read
ing. Pennsylvania, New YORK central: MIS-
souri, Pacific, Illinois Central, l.. & N. b.
& o. and Sugar. The closing was strong
and active.
The passing of another week with the
coal strike still unsettled and an advance
in call money to 20 per cent, the top inquire
of the year, finds the general list moder-
ately steady and higher in not few In.
stances. Financial students declare that
this rather anomalous condition Is due
largely to the undertaking Of this country's
resources. They point TO the gratifying
crop reports-as a matter OF fact they
were less satisfactory. as to cotton and
corn at the weeks end-and the increased
railroad earnings. In proof of their claim.
thot bsya for the most
part brought with them heavy increases
in operating expenses.
The event of the week was the placing
of st. Paul common on per cent. divi-
dend basis. this action having been advo-
Gated. it is said, by the strongest inter-
ests in the road. The street attached
view of the roads established reputation
for conservatism, but the stock rallied 10
make response in this market or abroad.
Reports that George j. Gould Is to become
q director in St. Paul gave weight to stories
of a st. Paul Missouri PACING alliance. The
course of Missouri Pacific was interesting,
that stock touching a new high record, with
ST. Paul. and both selling off proportion
ately. Another event was the decision or
the 3. & o. directors TO issue $425OO,O00 new
common stock, part of which had been au-
thoriZed last year. Impressions are current
that some new dealing with the general
railway situation in the South will soon
come out, and that the settlement of the
l.. & N.-Southern Railway matter will bring
benefits to the Seaboard Air and Atlantic
Coast lines. Call money fuctuated wildly,
the rate ranging from 3i1 per cent early in
the week TO Is per cent. on Thursday and
20 per cent. yesterday
The bank statement figures showing a
loss of over 81. 000.000 in early forecasts add
ed TO yesterdays feeling Of apprehension.
with resultant declines. Foreign exchange
broke violently several times during the
week thereby increasing the probability of
100000 in transit from Australia no consign-
ment of about S15 900. 600 on account of sub
scriptions 20 the New Oregon Short-line
participating bonds is due next week, but
ARRANGEMENTS to meet this payment have
been made, il is said in way to cause no
disturbance to the local money situation.
The bond market during the week was
unusually active, with n large percentage
of the dealings in Wabash debenture Bs,
which at one time showed gain of over
s points resulting from the heavy specu-
lative purchasing movement. The market
was generally firm in sympathy with stock
MANIPULATION. United States threes ad-
vanced "a the new fours. regular ~. and
the new tours. coupon. ia The old fours de-
clned - ascompared with the closing call
of last week.
The following table shows the range of
prices on Saturday:
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The Political Girl.
The Pilgrim.


Now that you bachelor girls are going
into politics. and are beginning 20 indulge
In club quarrels." said a clever bachelor
to a bachelor girl not long ago, II suppose
YOU will feel a little less uplifted and su-
perior when you contemplate the lot and
character of your masculine acQuainf-
ances-" mot at all. responded the bache-
Tor girl addressed. cheerfu1y eluding the
danger OF being pushed into a converse
tional or argumentative corner: mot at al,
my dear sir. Our new experiences. our
clearer insight into the dubious ways Of
certain workers and forces. and our own
occasional and consequent lapses from the
condition OF unimpeachable rectituoe and
courtesy for which We have so long been
distinguished. but teach us deeper sympa-
thy with and pity for our masculine asso-
ciates III IL IL so terrible for us 10 Indulge
in these lapses very occasionally. how
much more terrible must be the situation %
the unfortunate sex which knows them %
daily occurrence and which has become
so hardened that IL has even ceased 60 -
gard them az terrible at all"
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Hogs-Receipts. 1.5oo: shipments 500 Tia. re-
loo compared with last week and little V ir
provement over the same time year ago and a
spending time two years ago. The receipts thus
than the period last year. For the week
ending yesterday the leading local packers
bought total OF slSl against S.is5 the preceding
week and ,s43 the same week a year ago. Dur
ing the same period the shipments were s Cs9
against $50 the preceding week and l.s32 the
corresponding week a year ago The quality this
week has been generally good and n iarrs ,,,-,
Der of choice heavy hogs Were marketed. There
frequent changes IN prices but they were
weeks ago. There time that there was
10 exceed l0c change on any grace. and usually
&c would cover the gain or loss The week
on Tuesday. on Wednesday there was another
reaction OF sc l0c but from that time until the
close OF the week there u gradual upward
movement In values. and at the close of the
week prices we're at least lOc hlghos than the
close OF last week. The different buyers were
CURED ;he good medium TO heavy kinds. while
packers confined their buying TO the lighter
weights, and therefore. there was always
outlet FOR the supplies at current prices There
very little inquiry. however, Tor good hogs
averaging 500 lbs. and some OF that class
brought here last Saturday were still in the pens
paid to- i5y. and the lowest price was SL75 on
Wednesday. Shippers have been the principal
Der o: hogs than packers. which. OF course. is
unusual The receipts to-day were small. being
1.0o0 less than week ago and show slight
good, and, with reasonably strong competi-
ton between packers and shippers. the supply
ss ne, early ss.a s. s,ss1 w sa prices
terdsy, but occasionally IL was claimed that
there was Zoe advance. The market closed
70 s7.s5, and very few were reported below ;7s5.
Quotations
Good 70 choice medium heavy s0ff7 IS
1lxsa sne heavy packing. ......-...-.-.. go. 50