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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION,

Mrs c. C Jsqus left last night for
Austin,
Boone Groos spent yesterday in Port
Arthur
D. r Crazy Of Ausuu is in the city and
Is registered al the Rice.
l.. NJ Read OF FL Campo Is In the city
and is a guest ~ the Bristol,
C. A. Darlington left via the Santa Te
route yesterday FOR 81, Louis.
5. f. Thomas left for Demiug y NJ.
yesterday via the Santa Fe route.
Mrs. f. z. VINEYARD Of Palestine Is spspd
Inc few days with Mrs Edward Hefcr-
nan
j. NJ Collier Of Waco was in the city
Yesterday and was registered at the Bur
nett
e. 4. Allison of Orange was visitor TO
Houston YESTERDAY sud was guest Of the
Burnett
{, s. Penheid NJ la Porte was visitor
70 Houston yesterday aud was "A guest ot
the Rice,
now a resident OF Galveston, is visiting d
the city.
Miss julia Runge Of Austin is guest Of
Mrs. James n Sherwood, ING Iceland ave,
nuc, city.
+. A. Herner Of Pine Blud, Arb. was
IN Houston yesterday and was registered at
the Bristol
d.
left last night for New Orleaus on a ten
days pleasure trip.
Miss I.eola Edmonds left for New Orleans
last night, where she will be during the
carnival. the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. e. {, Grhrlng is with her dauchte-
Mrs w +. North, who is very m with f.,
grippe at her home in Weeks park
J. A. Birmingham. former Houstonion
hut now located az beaumont, was her
yesterday and WIS registered Mt the Rice
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar w. Whitehead a,
New Orleans were visitors to Houston vps
tcrday and had apartments ri the bristol
Harry ncutschnor. New Orleans trsv
cling man, known In this section. wns n
/ the city Yesterday and IS guest OF IN,
Rice Wv
Mrs. Seahrook w sydnnr left for Wash
ingion, u. G.. via the Santa Fe route +,
attend the meeting Of the Daughters OF m,
American Revolution.
Miss Florrie Landmann. who has hoo,
| visiting her sister. Mrs. Ike Levy. FOR som.
time past, left for home In whitney ves
/ terday, going via Waco
Miss JulieHe Cohu az Waco. who b..
been the guest Of Miss Rosebelie S.,hrsp,
| 1901 Franklin avenue for the psst wv
weeks, left for home yesterday morning
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REVIEW SPECIFICATIONS
THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS ASKS
ron COMPARISON
The Plans and Specifications tor tho
CIV Hall and Market House Come
tn for Further Confederation

There vss m important meetinr ~ tho
beard " public works Yesterday and ~"
building ~ the new market house and city
han ecIn be the subject Of another meet
Ing before tho wav 81 open for the conirac
tor to beeiu work
YESTERDAYS afternoon Contractor lucaa
signed the rcntr4rt With the city for doip4
the work recording ~ his hid accepted
los lho BOARD NJ public vorks and the conn
OH H. has given bond In tho sum ~ So,
Oh and +, ready 20 begin work rs soon M
tho plans and specifications arc passel
upou.
Tue drst draft ~ plaus and specifications
submitted TO the board by Architect Dic6ey
were altered somewhat by the board,
passed bv the council and Mr.. Dickey in.
structcd TO prepare additional copies ac-
coriiug To the suggestions and alterations
stipulated When the tIue finally came for
closing tho contract fcr tho erection ~ tho
building Mayor Holt requested that the
board ~ public works again 20 over the
plans and specifications worry carchllly
This was done Yesterday and the board
found a nunhcr NJ minor changes, nothing
that vitality Infected The plans and they &C.
cordlnGly placed the papers in the hands
ut itN Engineer Dormant to 20 through
them and iudipa;c an changes from ihc
original plans dui rtport back to them, tho
board claiming that Mr.. Lucas bid was no;
based upon tbc plans and specifications ne
understood bl thon
MI George T. lhckoy stated last evening
that auy changes that might have beer
made iu the plGus ana specifications ucr.
made in tho Interest 81 tho rity and TO bet
ter the proposed building
Contractor Lucas said last night that h,
was ready to 81 ahead lie stated that n,
I rnga rded the plane md speci dcatlons on
/ most excellent and sure TO -irr tho city
( splendid building He said be kuey pothjoi
! of anv SCI "f Dj7us otbor th9u the one
/ ehuVu him hv tho architect.
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A Travellers
Experience |

party OF gentlemen were sstAs~8 n
the lobby Of one Of the leading hotels tAs
other evening when au argument sBa u
to what Red Raven Splits really wsn
Ono gentleman, who was travelling foe al
big house 10 Indianapolis, veutured the %.
sertion that, notwithstanding the extansts
advertising, ont Of five in the panty MT
three could toll what Red Raven spl.u
were aud to what USES they were pot
when the matter was put 70 the test Il
WINS found that the indianapolis man bad
non. and In the following language BEL
told his experience with Red Raven srlipi
II have found when travelling from plscs
to place. taxing my meals at dlferst
hours, sometimes on the train and some
times at the hotel. that my system became
derauged, resulting In a sluggish liyer dit
illness IN the morning, lsssitude and los o
appetite. had seen the advertisements
NJ Red Raven Splits and CHANGED TO 81
a druggist friend Of mine what they meant
You can imagine my surprise at nndins
Rcd Raven splits were the remedy pu
excellence for just such a disorder as WI
suffering from tried bottle pe.cn
breakfast tho next morning ana l2une
prompt relief. learned that they ur
II not only at drug stores, but ~ any "a
in any hotel, and since then IN gu ~
travels. when suffering from headscoe, "
digestion or nausea, bave peen pFouPsN
relieved by Red Raven Splits
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FIaE At The HEIGHTS
Watchn,an's House at TeNne w"
Burned 10 Ground

wat,hn,an's House at TeTtUe w"
Burned 70 erouoo' ..s.
AZ $40 last night the cottage oeS my mIi
the Waterman Of the Oriental L ,.Au, souni
was discovered on Ore ana tns l' su,r,lr srs
Oh. wiling hands responded prImp ssy,uty
f arc feet from the burning house w. -
saved hut tho dwelling was en su.nTe n
,umed. III? excellent ,. are ,Es,eF pFf gisai #
forded hv The ilCiglts @ w have been :
Ventcd what would otherwise
YORK disastrous IRE. "a nv Louis On.
The blsae Was dIscoveI5l Nh, " The Iel
ham. piahf waichman u the mn M house VS.
portion of the north side q t Games and i
Tho first point TO burst mo oorl9rinated non
tic i,itchon stove although Jpf he hoase
ana MS wifr. he occupants % when th9
ssy tbore was no Are auyWhheltt, me the a.,
latt They were away nj w norton q
was discovered. Thu gre .i ,be house VS.
tbeir cflects were saved. eet VI estimsid
az $3.50. ----------'-
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Tho United states civil service commits
sion Invites attention 70 the fact that
during the spring OF lpJG m examination
win bc held FOR tho position Of guam Al
the places and ON the dates mentioned In
section 81 the manual 81 examinations
revised To January l. 1905.
From tho cllciblcs resulting from this OK
animation II Is expected that rrtidcatiou
viii hc made 10 the position ~ guard IN
the United states pcnitcntary service Ina
making ccrtidCatiou to those posi- lions pref.
ercncc will hu given to cllgihlos living Ut
or nearest the places where Inc vacancies
exist.
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NAVY REcRulIlNG
Office opened Up in the Shaw Building
Tho Men Wanted

Office Opened Up in the Shaw suildn1,
Tho Men Wanted
The sdvsuce guards Y r. Herbert and
7, F. westerberE, ~ the naval recruiting
party, arrived IN the city yesterday
ToAy have seourcd quarters In the shaw
building, 10 the same rooms with the army
recruiting station The office viii be open
from February 81 until February IS. Lieu
tsnsnt L. II Eycrhart will be in charge.
assisted by Acting Assisting Surgeon ]. t.
Millin. and seven petty officers. Enlist
ments win be made in all branches Of the
service. but especially machinists. electrl-
clans, hospital men, landsmen and appren-
hces. The pay OF landsmen IS $40 per
month, seamen s24 and for various other
positions the wages range from $50 to SIS
per month. Special otfers are being made
10 all ex-pollce1nen and watchmon who can
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WHERE TO HOLD COURT.
Proposition Confronting Harris County
Bar at Yesterdays Meeting.
The COUNTY COURT ROOM SUGGESTED
judge Duprce Ohieots-bus'ncss that
WIN Come Before the New tribunal
Terms OF tho Courts

When the Houston Bar association was
called together YESTERDAY nt noon there was
large number " the representative 81
torneyo ~ tho city present lpcn motion
NJ Hon Presley * Ewing Hon " l..
hamhien, Judge Of the Fifty NTH district
couri, whose room vss used for the meet
ms, was elected chairman Of the meeting
J VI Aeun'riv dng appointed secretary
by the presiding cfteer
Hon Norman g Klttrel. vho was Az
pointed by Governor Lanhsm as Judge ~
tho district court created for harris county
by The act Of the Twenty cigbih Legislature.
addr' sssd The members Of the bar upon the
object OF tho meeting Judge hittrell
stated that rome provision would have 10
Re made for y suitable room IN which thr
neT court could he held and suggested
that 2 committee from the her should %
app'irte1 20 walt upon tho county irdge
aud commissioned ~ regard 10 the mst-
ter Judge Kittrell explained r. thoSe pres
rtent'nE rho new court his sectlon " ne
fotiope.
In medi1tel- upon the taking effect ~ The
art the cssas upon the docket NJ tho snid
Eleventh Judicial and the litty 6fth jyd
'ial dsrrct shall 10 divided between tnoso
courts, and the sixty Arst iudicial oirrrict
dcckcts al each ~ said Eleventh and FIFTY
fifth judicial district courts to the dockctb
II the Sixty inst judicial district court
and thereafter in subsequent suits or action
Or proceedings, II shall he sufficient In every
| instance for the address or SCnation 70
be merely the district court az Harris
| county, sud the clerk NJ said court shall
| docket the hrst case sled after the art be
| comes a law on tho docket " the Eleventh
| judicial district, the next on the docket ~
! the FIFTY nth judicial district. md III"
| third on tho docket Of the SiIty -hrst judi
! cial district and the fourth On the docket
| ~ tho Eleventh iudlclal district. aud all
| SUBSEQUENT cases shall In this manner Dp
| docketed In aud divided bet ween said
| faf 4FH In IN
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Chlefs Conlnn South.

chief Of Police Gcor1e Ellis X In receipt
Of communication eom Richard sylyos.
ter, president OF the National Association
OF chiefs Of Police az the Umted states
and Canada, whose headquarters are In
yitation 10 tho next annual Convention az
that body, Which assemblies IN New or
leans. beginning May ~
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The terms Of tho Harris county district
courts are thus outlined "a the bin author
l4inE the new court
That the terms Of the district court Of
said Eleventh judicial district shall be
begun and holden as now provided 10y law,
to-wlt In said Harrls county on the first
MONDAY IN February, April. June, October
and December of each and every year. and
may continue In session until the business
ot the court is disposed Of
The terms Of the district court Of said
Ffty-nfth judicial district shall be begun
HHd holden In raid county Of Harris on the
nr~t Monday in January. March, May, Sep
trmher aud November ot eRcd and every
year and may continue In session until tlc
business Of In" court Is disposed OF.
That the terms uf the Slxty-frst judicial
district shall he begun and holden on the
third Monday Of August, October. Deccta.
Der. February, April and Iuuc Of each year.
and may cooianue until tho business Is dis
posed o.
In scctiou 1t IS further provided as
follows
All writs and processes heretofore issued
or that may hereafter he issued up 10 the
time this act shall take effect which are
made rcturnRhlc 10 the district court OF
toe Eleventh judicial district and F'fty.
attn judicial district shall he roturnah' q
10 the court I'm which the cause may re.
main or to which {, may lie transferred in
Ike manner as n Originally made return
able 70 said cnurt, and oil such writs and
Itocess's ave hereby lesalized and vail
dated.
Hon. Blake Dupree. jsdso of the county
court NJ Harris county. stated to q rost
reporter yesterday TINT nc hal not decided
iust what would hc done IN the matter
of providing quarters for the now court
hut that he would give the same mis- care
! ful consideration and act according 20 hlt
| best judgment therein. Judge Dupre'
stated however, that he would not unde'
any circumstances give up his own cour
/ room
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cIMl seNlc. ExamInatlons.

The United States civii service commits.
sion announces that as the result Of the
scientific and technical examinations 10 be
held on April II, 1893, it is expected that
certlHcntion will be made 10 fill q number
of vacancies Ia the position of aid, coast
and gc0detic survey at n salary ~ ST2p
per aunum ana to other similar vacancies
as they may occur.
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A SETTLEMENT EXPECTED.
Believed County and City Boards Of
Health VIII Soon Agree.
But ONE SMALLPOX CASE Now
Correspondence Was Had Between the
City and County Health Officials, Max
ina Quick Rcsipn Necessary

The smallpox quarantine and posthouso
situation rcmains unchanged, save that u
Is apparent that there VIII he dehnlte I'M
derstandng between The city and county
reached very shortly and the menace to
public health occasloned by the lack II
maintenance II strict quarantine about
premises where smallpox rs known to exist
and IN conveying so pesthouse cases that
are unable 20 provide for themselves or have
no home will he at au end
The city authorities insist that the county
should proride FOR the maintonence ~ The
rssthouss. while tho county authorities nb
solutoly refuse To do So
County Physician Hamilton savs The eS
pensss II the county tn caring f0r the sicb
snd IN treating patients ard the poor az
ST. Joseph't Inhrmary alone represents an
antlay greatly In excess n that incurred
~ the city IN caring for the paper s'cS or
IN handling smallpox csses The county o1n
not place such cases IN tho hospital hspcs
the desire 10 haze The citv reopen the pest
house and resume charge Of all such eases
The city health officials say the great
majority Of cases of smallpox treated at tbs
pesthouse last year were patients that
virtually belonged 90 the county. In that
they were brought to the posthuuse IRON
points long distant from tho cify Of IIous
ton and that the county should now h'
willing 10 pay for cases Ike ihat az w
unknown negro who wandered anont thi
city Tuesday With q We'll developed case au'
hos now disappeared and may hc scattering
the loathsomc disease broadcast. lie clear
~ did not belong TO the city. nrEuo th
city authorities and got Or Rrumhy say
he lz
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|, ETRF AND MARINE
~ Va. g: Torrey&Co'

Funeral services were held at the r.SdG rs
at G.30 y. M by Rev. ). ,nia a, IN
body was embalmed by Ross \ N ~ so s.s
shipped 10 indianapolis. Ind. LF IL XVI
meut. Mrs. J o. MulEey ac't IIn,,ston onIy
The deceased had resided IN hoUs
about eight weeks.
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Looking After suspeets.

Detective william Keseler Of the local
force left last night for Galveston 70 assist
cbief Rowan during the Gathering Incident
10 the assenhlago n the United States
naval batucshipb az thar port.
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a NORMAN no ee pReTTY

Must Have Luxuriart and GLOSSY Nsr,
No Matter What Color.
Tho finest contour Of female face the
sweetest smile Of female mouth, loses
something n the head is crowned with
soant hair. seant and falling hair II Is
now known. Is caused by parasite that
burrows into the scalp 70 the root OF the
hair, whore Il saps the vitality. The little
white scales the germ throws up IN bur-
rowing are called dandrud To cure dan
druff permaneptiy, then ard 10 stop fall
tng hsir, that germ must be Killed New
bros Hcrplclds. al entirely new result OF
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rnc anthracltc

80 ~1ne anthrdcltc
g1fins down.
4 Of the warrior bold
n enthuse,
HI sings softly sweet
fnd sheds It's dews
Ter song than these
Use seem mute;
out in a rafting song
down the chute!
LLUP FILLIPS.
ossom is q hardy perennial in
BY straight has made many
boze fighters would take the
ere not for the fear that it
frst glass that foretells a jag.
Is and tho others won't hurt
iR is bad thing to 60 home
9 II thing to stay away from
!. a. the barrel when 1t is
. Aged.
' Mpoint out enough horri
J. 81 temperance lecturer j
= WW
L so Friends. mistrcats his
X<<
. RI T. started the fashion
>. &SS A.
Is NS< Aiou'', -.
d w ia'c VINO goes nome
,XYis children should m
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r.ncArrnN nrscrssFn

l non the question ~ selecting proper
place In which TO hold the sessions NJ
Judge biura'l's court Hon Presley Is
Ewing moved thsr COMMITTEES NJ hvo be
appointed % vaat upon the county Judge
and county commissioners 70 see whst
could be done in the matter NJ Owing
"a az IN favor ~ hav1ng he ua~ court room
located ON the same hoor with the other
dlstrlct ,ourte and vas most positjvaIv
against having a. locarsd in scaue Other
building apart from the SQUIRT house He
suggested that the county fudge be re-
quctted "a give NJ rho court room used
lex him AZ present He thought that tine
county Co7ir could End sufficient room
down stairs for the dispatch ~ tis bust
ness Judge Hambeu was ot the opinion
tSAt his court rnom could he partjtioned
m and provision thus made FOR Judge Kit,
trcll's court Mr. Ewing motion was car,
r'ed and .he following committee was 30
pointed ny the chair 10 confer with Count
Judge Blake nupree and the county com
m'ssi"npvs. MeSSrs. r X Ewing, An.
drcvs, Hunt, Burke and Watkins
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Vat TO the National museum
HAS decided TO be 2 piece
lruShing through the Ecther
der from the comets tail,
GPid.
SSr space it must have
Mdisturbs our eroyity.
INFESTED on THURSDAY al
az Of breal,jns into all.
(Sl5Sere they belonged
-. not already in Jail
ely that they we're
fhp chem, -CY.b.,,,,
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~ r,h"nr, ., uesOI lP''o1'
falling hair. and cures badness. Sold by
Cockrell & Bonner. Send loo in stamps for
sample to the Herpicidc Co, Detroit, Mich,
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sigDei a remonstrance against the passage
" that portion Of the charter which 81
tends tho city limits, have no property
not br ssid 10 have any interest IL the
result one way or The other. PERSONALLY
j approve of tho proposed charter
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The DEATH ROLL.


Mrs Sarah MoIiIy.
NrS Sarah Neiiii, ,,,a - -
'f lole Travis street Tuesday afternoon
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As a Liver Tonic
Use oXIDTNE

Cure guaranteed. wv
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sICNERs OF PETITIONS.

The fact developed yesterday that a NUM-
her Of gentlemen who signed certain pe'i.
tions against the passage Of the charter
bill on account OF the limit extension fea-
turc haN< thought better or the matter
Mayor Holt was Informed by several that
they arc really IN favor or the proposition,
and TINT they signed simply 10 cblige =
friend not Thinking much about u at the
tiujc 5000 considering Tho matter they
arc of th, opinion that the limits should
he extended. The mayor was told also ny
some that they signed because. white think.
ina the limits ought to hc enlarged are of
that respect that they favor half mile
each way Instead NJ mile
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,y the allied powers sigocd
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1903-10-23

Another western woman, prominent
in Washington society, who took an
active interest in automobi1ing in its
early days and who is still devotedly
attached to it is Mrs Hansbrough of
North Dakota. Perhaps there is no
senator in congress, personally known
to so many of his constituents as Mr..
Hansbrough He keeps open house
for his friends at his Dakota home and
Mrs. Hansbrough is almost as we'll
known and po opular as her distin-
guished husband. Naturally few
senators entertain so many of their
constituents in Washington. In
fact his home at the national capitol
is general headquarters for the visi-
tors from his state They, of course,
always want to see the sights, and as
the senator is a ve1y busy man, Mrs
Hansbrough delegates in relieving
him of these obligations Couse-
quently no equipage is better known
on the streets of Washington than Mrs
Hansbrough's automobile And
whether taking some stylish Dakota
belle for spin out on Massachusetts
avenue, or conducting uncle Josh in
chin whiskers and jean trousers from
one department to another, Mrs.
Hansbrough equally enjoys the
pleasure. Nickel Magazine
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1903-10-23

boing adopted by the farmers in this
and other counties. The time was
when tho seed was thrown upon the
ground, and nature permitted to do the
rest. That is Crue no more. Occas-
sionally there is yet found a farmer
who is too indolent tv cultivate his
land and who is satisfied with fourth
OF third as much as his neighbor gets,
but they are becoming scarce. The
intelligent and energetic ones are
proving that fair crops can be raised
by proper methods in dry seasons, anr
that with the care that they give the
cultivation of the soil, crop failures
are not necessary These people have
done much to advance the price Of
land and have really given the world
the first positive evidence of the rich
ness of North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1903-10-23
sAND-FLY LIVES BUT A DAY.
Delicate Little Insect Furnishes aA
InterestlnG Study to the
So4Ra&iS40. !

Here is a tragic story Of the sand
dy.
It has but day to live in the light
In order to earn the right tothat day Of
life 1t lives from one to three years in
darkness, down In the mud at the bot
tom of lakes or rivers. Moreover, the
sand fly is perfectly harmless. 1t cam
not even bite. It. has no sting. It
cannot even eat. All it can do is to
liit about for few hours enjoying tho
light Of day Or the glare Of an electric
lamp. :
Professor c. B. Davenport, Of the
University Of Chicago, told the other
day, says the Inter- Ocean, about the
delicate, beautiful little insects which
prove pest to great many people.
The sand fly is known to scientists
familiarly as the May fly. In scientific
terms it is called Ephemerida. This
J name Is taken from the Greek word
Ephemeros, which means lasting only
for day. To the scientists the sand
1y is one Of the most interesting and
beautiful of insects.
The fly lives but a day at most, but
before it sees light it has lived for
from one to three years under the
water in the form of what the scien-
lists call nymph. This nymph can
both walk and swim. AS it grows II
molts and after, about the ninth molt
tiny wings appear on its thorax. Thest
grow larger until the insect comes
forth from the wafer a sand f1v Z
then has but one duty, to lay its eggs
This done the sand fly zigzags through
the air until its brief life is ended, :
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1903-10-23
MARKETS

Reported by Edwards, Wood, 81 Co
Minneapolis cash close
:. No. i, hard wheat s4A,
No. i northern, 1914.
No. q hard 81
Cash fax 96H
Conn AZ.
Oats 343s
Barley 10 to IS
Dec. wheat, 79H
May wheat, 1895
Dunuth:
No. northern, 50
No 2, 7sH
No 8, 1871
Cash fax, 971a
Oct. fax, s7H
l. Nov fax 97H
Dec fax 1874
| May fax 1.00A
Chicago:
I Dec. wheat, 7eH-
| May wheat, 7sH-
/ Dec. corn, A
May corn, 4sA
Dec oats, s55s
May oats 36N
Minneapolis, Oct. ss.-The whe'
market today was rather on the qui
order not much doing either wa
> Dec. opened at last nights close, so
> down to 1895 and closed at 791s.
Duluth, Oct. s2.-The fax mark
had another run today. Decemb
9 opened at, three-quarters of CO
d lower than the close last night, Al
q sold down to 9e5s, closing at 96;
cents. Cash fax closed 2 cents lowe