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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-11
PROPOSITION NO. 2.


PROPOSITION NO. 2.
Ffoposltion 10 incur deot q 6
issue ponqs LOT sehool DisIrlct
10. J, atn PoIlee gnfy WARD, 70 no
4ng 1nlse Inousanu
Doilafs' % run Yen years. bear h
centum per annum, payable annually,
for the purpose of purchasing q school
site. and bnildinp and a~nuinntn1 sou
anu opeIaSlnB
daAaols 1lu Wy
5isn obe
Notice to Voters.-To vote in favor of
either proposition submitted on this
ballot place tx mark in the
square aIIer tne wore es,. 2 70
vote aga1nst 1t place Q similar mark in
the square after the word @No.n
And that the Secretary OF this Board
be ana ne IS hereby instructed to have
prepared Tor use al said special election
all necessary ballot boxes, tally sheets,
lists OF voters, assessed valuation of
pIoper!y' anu onpileo statements OF
Yossls - : mSIa - ahiounss
oecbloa o.Lnat SAg Ro1iing place
" TaMIa. = ~ MaA1as
La'' aalI Dasan ~, .. y. paI,n
y. ~ MSi ~ aIe appoinIea eommls-
sloheIs, anu onafles clerk
~ eleglloA W serve ag sala spe,,
c4al electlons al OF Whom shaiI
serve Without compensation ana SAID
election snail pe under the
laws OF the state applicable, tneTetos
Section 9. Inc Presldent oL 2
Board is hereby instructed TO alve no.
tice of the special sIectiea herein or
dered, by his proclamation to be pub
lished according TO lew; and in said
proclamation he BAala announce that at
10 O'clock a. MAS April Bird, 1911, this
Board will msekAtfts office in Opelou-
sas, Lax, 'hfahd In open session proceed to
ooan TIE BALLOT boxes, examine and
C6dht tKo 5aIlotsin number and amount,
seSaahaIfhhha and canvass the returns and
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-11
SUCCESSION SALE.
ESTATE OF BETTY EARLEs, decd wife
OF James Bowling.

No 64ss, Probate Docket. 18th Judicial
District Court St. Landry Parish, La
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-11

a reward viii be given for their return or
any information that VIII lead to their re-
MFRS. u. III. q. F0NTEN0T,
fehIs.At Ch~ataignteE, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-11
Trespass Notice

Notice Is hereby given that hunting ana
tr~eEnassing on cur place is prohibited,
4, a.. and J.E. HICKS,
Janzs.6t Rosa In.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-11

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
RAY BOYD Will
Be A SPEED BOY
ST. LOUIS AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLUB WILL TRY OUT MOVES
INSTEAD in 1911.

Tbs. address Of Raymond C<Boyd in
the playing season Of 1911 will be OF
tumwa Iowa. The slobber ball artist
has been released back to the Speed
Boys by Robert l.. Hedges, owner OF
the st. Louis American league club,
and Raymond will secure another sea-
son Of seasoning before he is given q
thorough trial with the high brows OF
the national pastime. The st. Louis
magnate has not turned Winnie Noyes
back, however. and the collegian
curler will be seen In the spring camp
Of the Browns and perhaps in actual
work the coming season for. the St.
Louie Americans. President f. T.
Lynch in letter from Manager Egan
received the information about Boyd
this morning That the fans Of these
parts VIII welcome Raymond back is
assured, as his worth as a moundman
was we'll demonstrated last year.
Manager Egan advises that he is by
no means taking q rest this winter,
but instead is pulling numerous wires
to provide Ottumwa with string OF
Speed Boys who will ronap away with
the bunting with little or no effort.
Some OF last years men will be traded
and others are likely to be sold out
right, but this does not mean that men
of lesser abilities will be in service.
1t is q frigid day indeed when the
deals OF Boss Ned result in him get
ting the little end.
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WHEAT PRICES
SHADED DOWN
MILD WEATHER IN SOUTHWEST
WHEN COLD WAVE WAS
PROMISED. CAUSE.

Chicago, Feb. s.--Wheat eased OF
today in view of the mild weather
where q cold wave had been
predicted. Slowness Of cash demand
tended likewise to send prices DOWN
ward somewhat Futures also were
in request only to fill scattered orders
for small lots Foreign news contAined
nothing distinctly bullish and re1er-
red to generally favorable crop conan
ton In Europe.
Signs OF an increase In the visible
supply caused an additional weakness
The close was steady with May AZ
95Kc.: a net loss OF u to &c
Corn-Large clearances FLED 70 .
rally The close was steady with May
VI higher.
The opening here was Nc lower to
shade up. May started at 96A to S6Mc.
. sixteenth above last night to the
same amount below and declined to
96c
Bearish cables made corn incline %
lower level. May opened unchangea
to q shade of at 1915 @50c and later
sold at 49Bc.
Oats weakened with other grains.
Shorts were covering but not on z
large scale. May opened shade lower
at 33@S3Ac. and fell to S2Nc.
rood commission call for rlDs
STRENGTHENED hog products all around.
First sales were 2h95c higher wis sn
May options at $3.50 for pork, !S.so
for lard and $s.s7h to $3.50 for rips.
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eipWELL.

se,n,on Lewis visited relatives N
Blakesburg Wednesday
David Mau of Chicago visited rela-
tives here few days last week.
The revival meetings are still in
progress at Christianburg The attend
ance was quite large Sunday evening.
Sheriff Knox OF Ottumwa was here
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Dollie Fiske is very i'll with
rheumatism.
DIR. Torrencesof Blakesburg was q
professional visitor here Sunday
e Mrs. Frank Jones of near Blakes-
burg is visiting at the home Of her
mother Mrs. Dollie Fiske.
E Bert Ross Of Mt. Zion visited Sattr-
day at the Scott Johnston home.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolla Lewis visited on
Friday at the NJ. F. Upp home near
Blakesburg.
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CALLS PAckEY FAkER
Declares Stock Yards Lightweight
Asked Jack 1ritton to Law Down"
in Recent Eight Round Bout.


Memphis Feb. 3.-The bout last
Monday night which brought Packey
Mcfarland and Jack Britton together
was far from satisfactory to Match
maker Haacke Of the armory, who to-
day came out with statement that
Mcfarland attempted to fake and
would have succeeded had Jack Britton
been willing to be party.
"They whispered to each other in the
fourth round, said Haacke. who ref
creed the match, which ended in an
eight round draw.
81 saw their lips move, but / couldn't
tell what they were saying. went
to Britton and asked him what Nc
Far1and said. He told me. Mcfarland
whispered to him. Take one on the
Jaw Briton said he wouldn't do it.,
and furthermore told Jack that II he
did he wouldn't get cent.
81 wouldn't pull for him or any one
else" said Britton. 4 want more
fights
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HOGS CAIN At
CHICAGO TODAY
ACTIVITY or scALPERs AND
SHIPPERS THE cAusE; cAT,ss
TLE MARKET STRONG.

Chicago. Feb. s,--Hogs showed
strength, gaining 5000 ct the open
Ing, with spots OF 15c gains, but gains
were the result Of the activity on the
part Of scalpers and shippers, the
packers not being in the early trading.
In the face OF the light run, more
strength was shown In the cattle mar
ket, buyers being In the alleys carly.
$6.25@6.75. 81
Lambs again showed activity, buyess
being on the market for what was Of =
fered. Colorado lambs sold at $500.
Sheep were strong for best grades.
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oulETlHoRsE TRADE.
Moderate Rsceipts are Taken, How
ever, and Market Closes In
IMPROVED Condition, 80

Moderate Hoc0tpto are taken, HOW.
ever, and Market Closes in
Improved Condition.
Stock Yards, Chicago, Feb. 2-Equ-
inc trade Is quieter today, but there 10
a proportionate decrease in the volume
of supplies pressing on sale and the
market retains the tone Of bouyancy
which developed earlier IN the week.
the general trade being In much
healthier position than week ago
Several of the most prominent ship
pers stayed away from the auction ring
because they had their weekly COM
signments made UP, but there was still
sufficient interest displayed to give
auction sales free action and q clear
ance Of the animals on sale was ef-
fected on satisfactory basis. Re-
,ceipts today are estimated at 500 head,
making the supply for four days 1,1o9
head, against 1927 head the same
time last week and 2.244 head for the,
corresponding period last year.
Most of the horses offered at auction
are classified as medium workers and
clear at S14O@165, with occasional sales
OF good 1900 to 1900 lib chunks UP to
s190@20o, and SOME tasty 1900 ID ami
mails reach S225@250. Country buyers
anl local dealers with orders for horses
to ship > nearby agricultural districts
gave farm mares and chunks good sup
port at $14C@190, paying $150@175 for
most OF the suitablerlots offered. Small
southerners continue in good demand.
with the supply scarcely eAual to the
requirements OF the trade at $66@126.
The market is closing the week In good
condition at the following auction
nriceS. 49, 4,f Il. ~ $50
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chle.se Live stock Market, Closing.

Chicago. Feb. Tho closing live
stock market follows:
CAttle--MArket dull: receipts. 1900;
beeves, 3430W6.so: Texas steers, ~
ers ana feeders, 1S.7o05.Sb; COWS and
heifers, 12So@6.75; calves, 3o.6o0s.
Hogs-Market slow; receipts, AZ
900: light. @7.46@7.S5; mixed, 97.30R
ITO; heavy. 3706@7.55: rough. 1880
7.15; good TO choice heavy. 1880 LBS;
pigs. $7.4b@7So; bulk OF sales, $1,000
Sheep Market steady: receipts, ~
900: natives. $4,000 $50: westerns.
$2.1504.3O; yearlings. "a. 40@6,b0:
lambs, native $4.350S.05; Westerns.
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Chicago prsvIsisr Market.

I Chicago, Feb. S.--Ths provision mar-
ket follows Il ,5.,
Dutter-AAFarket steady; creamsrfeA,
ITO 3Sc.; dairies, ls022c.
EggaEMArket steady; receipts, 81
09s cascS: at market. csses included.
le0lSc.: nrSts, 2ohc.; prime hfsss.
3l6c.
Cheese- Market steady: Deisiss.
llx6 1885,: Twins. ~ @13hc.; Ycuns
AnsEicas. ish 0iSAc.; Long Horns
153k31bHc. .s
Po{atoes--Masket steady; choice 70
fancy, 40 46o.; fair 70 good, 40 49c.
H. Poultry Market gt4A1y; turkeys,
i've 16c.; dressed, i1Sc.; chtchene, hans.
live, 13c.: dressed. lSc.;: springs. i've.
AYE: drksaed, lie.
! Veal Market steady; 50 10 90 b.
wts.. SIC: 90 to % II. wta., l0Mc.:
IS 70 l1Oalb. wts., 1116e.
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Omaha Llvs eteek Market.

South Omaha, Feb. s.The live
stock market follows: "a ST
Cattle--Market steady; receipts,
500; native steers. S4.750s.25; / cows
and heifers. $305.4o: western steers.
S376@6; stockefs and feeders, aS.b0V
500.
Hogs Market 5@loc higher; re-
ceipts, $500; heavy. $1,000. 40; mix
Cd. S7.S0@7.40; rght4. $1,000 7.A5,
eheSp--Market steady: receipts, 400;
sheep, 33.35@4.76; lambs, $500 $50.
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hsw York Money Market

New York, Feb. S.--M0ney on call
steady: ~ OK per cent: ruling rate
2M. closing bid. IN; offered nj ~.
Time loans-Strong: sixty days, ~
3N per cent and 90 days, 8A @3M;'
six months, * per cent.
Paper-Prime mercantile. 40M
per cent
sterling exchange-Steady with &C.
tbal business In bankers bills ut
1855. 4o0 $3.50 for sixty day bills
and at S%.S6.35 for ninety day.
Bar silver-B1Hc.
Mexican dollArs-4bc.
Government heavy
Bonds--3overnmen heavy; railroad
flrm. 49,
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! kars.. City Cash Grain Market.

Kansas City. Feb. 3.-The cash grain
market follows:
Wheat Market unchanged to 1c.
lower; No. hard, s0@95c.; No. 5, $40
soc.: No. 3 red, 971lk @ CSC.
CorS--Half cent lower: No. 2 mixed,
43H @44c.: No. white, An @43hc.
Oats-Market unchanged; No. 2
white. 31A@32Ac.; No. mixed, SIN
@32c.
Hay-weak to soc lower: choice
4 $14@14.50: choice prairie,
&12.25.
Receipts-wheat, 81 cars
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81. Joseph Live Stock Market.

81. Joseph Live Stock Market.
st. Josenh. Feb. s.-The live stock
market follows: WIN.
Cattle-Market steady; receipts,
500; steers. t5.25@6.25; COWS and heif-.
ers, eS.2505.60;. calves, 34@6.
Hogs Market strong to &c. higher;
receipts, $500; top. $7.s5; bulk OF sales
1850 7.50.
Sheep-Market steady; receipts,
500: lambs. $550dp5.75.
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New YORK Sugar and csFse Market.

5 New York, Feb. Flour, quiet; rye
steady; Raw sugar steady; cenkrtKuEai
% test, 3.4S03.4Sc.:: nnolAsaes 50 test,
2l002.73c; refined, steady.
lCoffee--Spot, quiet; No. RID,
I'm 012Xc.; No. Santos, 1870,
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3 81. Louis Closing 0raIn Futures.
81. Louis, Feb. 3.-The closing grain
futures follow:
: Wheat-Market lower; May, sskc.;
July, 02c. 4.y..
July, b0bc. 80. a..
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Forsisn Grain Market.

Liverpool, Feb. s.-The closing grain
market follows:
Wheat--Market dull: No. red west
ern winter, No stocks. 7sSd.
Corn-spot. American mixed new
quiet, l.21hd; old stock, 5s2d; May,
ls3 lid.
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CHICAGO Cash Grain Market.

Chicago, Feb. s.-The cash grain
market Follows: ~ r..
Whsat-No. 2 red. 94h 9sbhc.; NO
3 red. fs3x@S411t.: No. = hard, S4N y
sbhc.; No. 2. hard, sSh0s5c; NO. !
northern, 11.0o@1.o6; No. , northern,
si.ood1.o5: No. : northern. ss@Sl:o3;
10. spring, s4h @31.o1; No. sprins'
Gorn-No. ., 47047Ac.; No: : white,
47@47Ac.: No. . yellow. ~ 9tse::
No 3. ASH @461sc.: No. 3 white. 4o4 ~
46Mc.: No. yellow. 45A 04bxc.: No.
4, l4@441sc.; No. Z white. an 0A+hc';
Ia, yellow, AK @44Ac.
Oats-No. :, SAKE; No. white.
82M a ssc.; No. 8 white. S1N q ?zc.; 10.
1 white, 31@31xc.: standard. SEQ
32Nc.
Timothy--Cash, 1s.s5 @lo.7b; March.
1880 .s..,h
STATS.
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Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 3.-The live
stock market follows:
Cattle - Market steady: receipts,
1000; native steers, 35.z5@6.50: native
cows and heifers; 35.251S.00: stock
srs and feeders, 14.5006.S0; western
steers, tS00@S.0o.
HoRs--Afarket ave to ten higher;
receipts, $500: heavy, 17.40g7.e6;
packers and butchers, s7.46@7.Sb;
lights, 37.55@7.65.
Hh1Ap-Market ten TO fifteen higher.
top; receipts. 400; lambs. $500; NUT
tons, 33.5004.S0.l
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NEW YORK sTock MARKET,

: & , -
Amalsamated Copper ,,.,... .... s5&
American Car q Foundry ....... IS
American Cotton Oil ....... 80. 81
American Locomotive. ....... Ala
An1erican Smelling 4 Refining (. 7sN
Amer Smelling & Refining .....106
American Sugar Refining ..... .1loM
Anaconda Mining Co., ...... 20
AtlanticNCoast Line ...,. ......i21M
Baltimore q Ohio ,,.5... .... 1864
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ....... Is
Canadian Pacific .-.a..s. ..s..E.i..s. 20G Y
Chesapeake:& Ohio =. SAN
Chicago 4 Northwestern w. 1873
Chicago, Mil, & ST. Paul ~. +. ... .1S1h
Goiorado Fuel = Iron $3.50. es
Colorado q Southern ..... ...... b0M
Delaware q Hudson ....i ..........171
Denver & Rio GrAnde ~, ....... san
Denver 4 Pho Grande, pfd ....... 12h
,s... s.5.y...3.. .... ssH
Great Northern pfd .l2yA
Great Northern ore ctfs ~
Illinois Central bid. .ls4
InterborouEh- Met, pfd ..... 80. 54A
I.ouisv!Ile 8 Nashville ......... l46N
Missouri. Kansas e Texas l6h
National Biscuit 80. 4, Il. bid. .ll4
National Lead ... ....fi.@ \. I. I. IN 10 y
Nov YORK csntrai ~: So. rs. ii4A
NorfolkfA Wettefn ...:..,. ..4,...l6eS
Northern Pacinc.. ,as.F. ....... .l26
Psnnsylvania ~ div. =. 3... ~. l3s Y
Peoples Gas. 49,. ~. ..107h
Pullman palace Car, ....g..i sl
neAdnR ~. lSB
Rock Island Coz. 81. ...... ..... 12A
Rock s1slansl GO. 'pfd .e.... e4k
SOuthern, Pacific s.. .. !. $50. ...... l30
6nOfhApn f1Snya HI
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Chicago Car Lot Receipts

wheat--1i cars. with 2 Of contract
grade. ....
grade.
Oats-151 cars.
Total receipts Of wheat at Chicago.
Minneapolis and Duluth today were
269 cars compared with 800 cars last
week anc 500. cars the corresponding
day n wear arO. &s.
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Nav York prexi,jer Ma,ke<.

New York. FEB. s.rhe proviaion
market follows. ~
Buttsr--M.rket steady, unchansed;
receipts, Sins; - e.g,
II Cheese-Mayiet barely steady; Wiz.
tor. best. 1lp1zc,
Eggs Market irregufsr; receipts
1O,60S: fresh gathered selected extras
$50 81 sc.; flrsts, 31hc.; seconds, ~
R21c. sst
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ABE HOPES TO
MEET DRISC0LL
ATTELL SAYS HIS SURGEON SAYS
HE MAY BE ABLE TO FIGHT
DURING NEXT MONTH.

New York, Feb. S.-Abe Attelrs
first meeting after his broken arm
heals will probably be with Jem Dris-
coil in London. He hopes to be able to
be ready for this match. in March, his
surgeon indicating that a quick mend
ing OF the fracture Is probable. The
proposed bout calls for twenty rounds
at catch weights.
"A statement from Attell is: Il feel
from what my surgeon says, that !
will be able to start work In time to go
through with match with Driscoll
late in March. am anxious to meet
him on the terms suggested by the
representatives OF Mcintosh and Britt.
as understand Olympia is really the
center Of the boxing game abroad and
good money Is assured q man who can
win"
In speaking about the manner in
which he sustained his injury, Attell
said:
.'Kilbane threw me, down and l
landed on my right shoulder and dis
located it. While lying helpless. with
my left elbow on the floor with his
hands covering my side, Kilbane fell
on me, placing his knee on my left
arm between the wrist and elbow In
such way as to fracture small bone
above the elbow joint"
with several of the American League
clubs during their stay in that city.
The Boston Nationals will train at
Augusta, Ca, and play exhibition
games before getting back to the Hub.
Cincinnati will train at Hot Springs,
Ark, where they will share the ball
park with the st. Louis Browns OF
the American league. Clark GriMth
will have the pitchers in hand early,
and will have few weeks start on
the other players.
Manager Charley Doom will take the
Philadelphia club to Birmingham. Ala,
to train. The Phillies will play several
games with Southern league teams
before coming north and also play a
series with the Detroit team at Biz
mingham.
One of the most interesting features
of this years training period will be
the many games between the teams OF
the two rival big leagues. These con-
tests will bring together some OF the
PLAYERS who never have seen each
other before. The series between
Dooin's Phillies and the Detroit Tigers
is expected to be particularly interest
ing, as the Quakers are sore" on
Hughey Jennings for remarks he Is
said to have made about them.
It was expected that the Chicago
White Sox and New York Giants
would get together, as both OF them
are to work in Texas, but neither
President Comiskey nor Manager Nc.
Graw warmed up to the idea.
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kansas City clssIna Grain Market.

Kansas City, Feb. s.-The closing
grain market follows:
Wheat-May, 92M@s2hc, bid; July,
's9A @89xc.. sellers.
Corn-May, 4sA@4s%c. sellers;
July, $4.93N,
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( 81. Louis Cash 0rain Market. !.

81. LOUIE, Ttp. D. 5Ie 49, -
market follows: ~.
red. s9HDS1.01; No. 3 hard. s6Q1
Corn-Market steady; track No. !,
$50 4UMc.; No. 2 white, 46c.
Cats-Market lower; track No. =
32c.: No. 3 white 93c.
Rve--Market unchanged, SIC.
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New York Closing Grain Market.

New York, Feb. s.The closing grail
market follows:
Wheat--May. 41.01N: July, 31.o0.
Corn-May, SIC.
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81. Louis NO., Feb. S.-Poulary--
Market Afm: chickens 17c.; springs,
f3c.: turkeys, 17c.: ducks, 1Sc.: gesse.
Z; Butter-Markss quiet; creamery. =
Es9s-Market arm. ishc.
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u. Louis Wool MarkAt.

ST. Louis, Feb. S.--Woci-- Market
lower; TERRITORY and western mediums.
f9@33c.; fine mediums; 160 1Sc.: fine.
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Minneapolis Whsat, CLOSING,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Feb. 3.--Wheat;
closing; May. $1.o2M: July. 31.03x@
S1!03H; No. hard, $1.03K: No. l
Northern. t1.01M@1.o3M: No. 2 north
.ern. .ssh @31.o1ss; No. 5 white. s5x0
s9Kc.
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NOV Ystk P1ultrx Ma,les.

New York. FEB. s.-Poultsy--NAfitet
Ats. Arm: western chickens, $50
INC; fowls, 14@14hc.; turkeyA 1SG
iSe.; dresseA market weak; wAstsrn
chickens. 131s @lsc.: fowls, 14Wisc.:
turkeys, 1b@33c.
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Psoria Drain Market.

Peoria, Feb. s.-The grain market
follows: -,
44Mc.: No. 4. 4Sc.
s2Nc.; standard, S1Kc.; No. white,
S1Ac,
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81. Lepis Lesd Market.
a. Louis Poultry And prsvisIens.

\ Ct. Louis, y, Fob. 1.+--Lead--Mafket
lower, $A.s13k;s spelter, nnn. SEAS.
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Naw Work Cotton Market,

New York. Feb. Cottonrr Spot.
closed quiet: 20 points. lower; middiing
upIands, $f435: middliny gulf, S14.S0;
sales, 900 bales.
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New York. Feb s.-Standafd copper,
steady: spot and March, S1.9b0l2.lb.
Tin- weak: spot 3l1.25@4i.76;
March. 341.26@41.50.
lLead--Market dull: 1900 400
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9 xahanas. on NsWI Ye,k,

Chicago, Feb. .s.--Exchanse on New
York 20 cents premium.
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Choice

Poor Choice
to good. to extra.
Drafters. 3125@2Oo $2269335
F.rnressers ll00150 175@225
I.orrers and feeders 60dD1e0 170@25o
Drivers 1Oo@160 1700300
Actnrs coaches 11O@180 100000
Carriage pairs 22b@3SO 4O09bOo
Saddlers 80. ..... 125@175 20006Oge
Western (branded) 200 10 75@125
Mules 75@150 10000
Fancy offerings are generally sold at
private sale and command higher
prices than above auction quotations.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range Of hos values At Chicago IN,
the week with comparisons:
Mixed ana Light
fdNhA Akl. 1Q0GANAX.i
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SUmmary-Tlme OF HALVES, ~ Hln-
,1tes. Goals from field, Stutsman 8,
Mier 8, Nevin 2, Lodwick 1, Jones 2.
Cadawallader 6, Russell l. Foul goals
Mier &, Cadawallader 9. Referee
Williams. Oskaloosa. Umpire, Worm
houdt, Ottumwa.
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LOCAL MARkETs.
HOGS SHOW DECREASE.
Porksrs Of Heavy Type are Quoted a.
Five Cent Drop This Morning.
No Cther Oh anuo.

Heavy hogs are shown at five cent
decrease today. No change In local re-