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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

DRJGs-The market 10 moving along 10 2 sio~ ana
tedious wav even staple articles having nodcste sues
movement opum has drifted into most 49, hd
mo.ititn and ,els difficult to move srlr hou
inrs into hands OF buyer, even o. con- m sbont
sale oi single lot, l. made now anu ",u -, -
81 90 bu' larger els not csed for 'oco'ss Zoe,
ar, ouopd at g. Coi.o 81 81. with powered AZ ," 20
~ g. ouinnc selling quite well o. the oa''' oi Luz
ffcrR ANb MEAi-Thc feature Of u. nsur mas si
today was the sudden development or "c1Kness ~ sP
natsnts with quite iarge offrlnes. II - sssni'- .s
some lines Of spring ratNts held IN ms tsrh. , " ~
haen forced on, nv weshnrs- OF wheat A.u
are being pressed for sale at any rcaronsbc pre-
Iuvers w!Il rnv Tho reported transariias to'dss "
Minneapolis patents were 2o.0so ibis, al on pf'sS &c
terms Gut ,h opcn Tor choice patents ~ ~ ain
everything ponts 10 tho belief that te sc, aao W.T..
AZ o. least and possibly cents IRON I.o
Tulnc arket. Total trarsacuons for t"d'r "'f. s.o
MACS az follows: Winter patents, goo hDlr ~ p, -"
.ssirh,s- SO bbls 81 soas3 20 and p,aso ,erin
ay-ra aO1 Ibis. AZ a. 80 for exiort; "Ntia SUI hb>.
a; a. cs ds. IS; superine 100 IBIS. e., az 10 syrinS
rs,onis u 300 hts Including 10000 as above sl i,,o
XII. Ar sids4 For country brands - l. ht"lt tnc
s.ynsr Diic. While ~ IOasa Is represents the mark on
Nf,,ca,Slis patents. Strschfs. 80! Dbl ~ - 81
lear 100 BIT. al So so and nas' 30 sacks, at u so
-~fl,r -four somewhat more az i've, WIN ,a'> OF
$50 bis at 81 Is nrC SwnF The maT$et Va.
were 100 bags at - 5""s@ 20 Ihe clo
W.. s. - 3D. R@ceip' ~ licrai I'D ,heTe l. gur
l.r-e pressure III. RYE ILDtR-N1rhei cs-!
W. Az nj, OF So 90 20. Quota'iors follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

Cash quotations were az follows: Flour easier
at about Toe decline; No 2 spring wheat ofc: NO
Soi 80. No 2 oats 27s,l2Sc: No rye. 4tc No bar
ley. &c: No haxseed. 81 o.. prime timothy seed,
81 14@ -; mess pork per bbl ~ SVnSs; ara n Per
s. 80: dry sailed shoulders Cboxed,, N3,l2nN 90;
short clear sides ,boxed). 50 5oIso 25 whskey. dis
tIllers' finished goods, per gal ~ sugars. cut.
ard a" 4 ~ per Dbl. on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was shade hrmer. with
GOOD demand fancy cream. 2312yi2c: choice. 2Sg
9Sibc: sweet. but lacking tavor. 2bdHc Exgs We're
steady.
Cincinnati. oct. lo.-Flour-Spring patents. s4g
81 q; fancy gas, %; and family s 75qs5; Wheat
The receipts are larger to-day No red 6ie Corn
white. &c: 10 ? yellow tic no mixed. &c; yell
low car alc Oats-Aiarket is steady with ten
doncv TO advance: No white. S3c: No white. 32c;
No mixed. 32i.c. Rye-Demand light: market ,,r,
FAMILY. SO: clear family. ss' so; clear mess. s2o
Ke,tie lard steady; sales of steam leaf at 9hc;
kettle dried at ec leaf lard at lol.c: bakers Lard
sj'les ,elI at lOec: short clear sides 1T llS,c
Nulwaukee oct lO--Rusness was light today
in anticipation OF the Government report, wnicn
is expected be bearish on wheat ana puiIl'h on
corn December wheat opened IN me ioea isirhs ~,
cash wheat ranged CSC under, ana May &c over
December prices Samples continued active at un.
changed prices. the close on track being for NO
Sic: medium grades. 5'QGic. Barley Market was
strong carloads and smaller lots OF casn or
October sellers closing at 56l5c November 56hc.
samples were firm and IN so2d demand ir az the
good to choice 50cfj5c: common to medium. oGisc:
10 D. 40m45c: No 4. 35u3sc Rye In active demand;
No l. Tisc: No 2. Acc. Oats-Prices continued firm
and the demand was liberal N. No white; &c Ga NO
seed-Demand for cash cTerings was active: the
closing prices being 81 o.. other seeds steady and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

ani stronger to-day The opening wa. Urn on
i've arrivals an TIE cor:inuec good d"iiarn or
=, u divisions r. consumption ~ the We roth
firme ,a,~. $50 bbl.. otcd E>tr' me-. Si''''
,,r,'', $40. 70 80 unl sh1r. clear. ST. 5G"fi0 80
ETEr-MarRct arm. Quot 'tion- are Family. SiSeGsil
me-, - ractrf aiOaal2; extra Inli mess. TlNHTS'
NV" BEEF HNMS-MaFs nrn. with q small jobbing
raj. ~ 40 eiosi6 30; Ch!"ayo hams ut tl5 30
IA rsSTD IfOGS-Ta+e': lSO-M, SsdJ'. l6r-W. va
De- icolo Ole ps.; ?'edolac cuTMEATSSTt r.
i,es arm; IL n quoted at 12s.ai3s; AIN. 1cSc ION
lac 49, LAKD-I,rkst steady Western closet ~
"a 10 with 32j trs at O2OdIc.2jc city closed
~ a.aoa' wit, al"s o. 100 tcs: compornd SO re-
a. al ,or Continent iO.j0c. Rnf South America ~ soc
M ms October closed at 1920 nominal November
90 mona n, ,, , ,,,., , O.. ,,o ,eoh
.,d.i october and from November 10 cate compared
vim prc,icu y"'ri
Last From Previous c.,..
weak dso d II g., ys,r Foo ~. ,Spls 10
No s07 07 757 100 900 Dc ioa So3 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

urup AND Jt'TE-Thcrc is slow s'les movement
al aisnr the line but the market holds about steady we
quota Manila hemp. 5i.c for shipment ana 'tc on spo.'
soI b.mn if1I.c on spot and 10 arrive FOR lest yados
mtn SsT4c int. butts, paper quality. 1hdl'sc; mixing
Iia5I Ac haceing. l@n2r .,. ,.,,, . so,r douo,d
uI DTS-1he market rules steady with o'r demand
rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
EGGS.

Receipts for the week. sCl bbls and 5o,?os cases
The market became very dun following our iasi
weekly report, and the highest hgure then 9uoleu
was not maintained The last half OF the week was
characterized by extreme duness, but prices were
susfsined on the basis OF &c Tor best western on
The strength of firm Western adyces, althoush
trade WAS not sufficient TO move all inc arrlVhi''
snd some Accommodations had 70 be carried over. 50
far this weel; arrivals have been rather 'bsra ana
The movement Is st!ll light. For the Finest marks
from rayorte sections 23c Is still obtained. nut many
of the Western goods are Offering at 222c ana some
az fair quality &c and the movement Is sun De-
low the supply Icc-house fresh dun ana barely
steady.
State and Pcmns yivanil. new-lod. per doz - a. -
Nearby Nestcr. Hoitacrly sections choice =-'21 ~
Western fresh collections fsr 20 good -"
icchOus-, yer dOk. ]? -
Sos,sr, -, onds her case commemorate 90 ttSs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
TIVE STOCK MARKETS.


carf foi uce direct esHS as al. aid
f Sa Of 80 Ss' 's %Vefass 100 90
= dot ct g e 81 s. f ~ s Other e IL
dressed beet weak a. e o. per and DO sold
sac later cable nova spH.a 1 do 'V for @ sns "s
K%. =, c1 sSa fG 500 81 q lGs1 for Nese"
MORROW the o6ny out :l a ss, for for " schGS s
ch safcrecT quarters Of beef on the Man,tis
and 500 OF for IadSs s'"a Fee.
my M csl ssas s is1 Hs e:y Ga" With
fed calves veal, and fed s sssss %Ns esT 81
.Sstd 10 d, f ct g 20 as ysals Of
F09' civ fpNd dressed eisssed g1aser lower at
s5e and n te S"ve veal rcas at c n at 10
% d 4 sa ~ q DO ao 49, at ., g. IS
.''i. q i 3, at &. So e. 4 de- az y
"a ts s,c a Rs az a L " i sssf:
.s :"T ss 4: '2 g, 10 Z 5rS. ' 20 q, "NP
WIN efys ss' wsi i at 3 9 so ears.
tc market and sSrs for ansr
a nTs ,G Gd lsd 1 osc T on a%
Poor to ne$ 1 f .%. odd at at = gs1
State stock offered Dress slow az 5dsoc por
n d1:'.S l1 co I, wen 81 f w S lambs 0,
rcr 100 n 2;5 DO v I, at DO 81 M at - 20
90 90 w, y, .oo at sh o. 20 ~ y a. ~
81 e DE- G. s. s 4. g S g kSnrcRS % H.
, s; S a q 40 vr ~ G. s'5 fsns;y'.
s.'g d a. os at II - r'9 dS "a
% e. + pa aS ! - penayivana lambs e5 N at IS o.
DO D. "a sl IN to 800 csasds lambs 81 ~ 81
state DO g N At - q :. 20 a, SO 50 o''' w. "
% isis s hs. j Safe lambs 81 +" at 81 IS;
. no,'s-Kpt. were 2Sia 1903 head egnaAy
es ,dc .. letTss" a as pr loo + for good sS
6ss sn1'E &C., Or hog.
s. 100 81 dG >, 80 81 z At q 3D. 80 ss a. az 81
roughs 3g2 n. at 81 DO $50 ~ at s. 80; DO
- msiienb,eE s Hollis: cs STATE hogs, 200 ~ At 81;
XIV lamb 8 @os, Ic, 8 = 90 90 20 e &
" Newton Gllett stat. hogs ~ % at 81 40; 3 do.
24o n, at ~ %; do 2a5 D. at - 20
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
nnT.o Oct 1O.-Cavc- Receipts last - hours. $50
H;d ss g zee 9": i ssSd e
Sly aS va ss l hSsp buH Of
n ''t ssa '!'s5 sn with sas; sSSa
sSs 100 Si head 's ON s.s
s'3 3ps heai 40 aio 9nd y,s
9 9sa Of 'asa 9S''' aeaS" ss%
,0s s,s Iwo p,s vSeS IL 600 had s1e 200 hesd
market opened slow and lower for lambs sheep seady
choice extra s.75dt5 fair 10 cood sheep s'2'"
" National Stock Yards. st Louis. Oct lo-Catte-
Rccopt. 900 h,sd market Zoe higher than Yesterday
Vogs-Rccolp:s 10 GOO head market lower ghc - 4os
AZ Is heavy 81 5OasJ o5 mixed. SO 4ods0 o. Sheep
Receipts coo head market slow. - Al, p......
ono head fairly steady common % ezra steers - "a
9, stacker, and feeders AZ o5d g 70 cows ana ps
II 500 a 30 calves - 5o7s5 IS Hocs-Heceipf loUV
9iy lScSS ,oa Sc !.
az ;0 sheen-I,oceints II 600 head easier; nferoo ~
choice 81 o56st Westerns, 81 7j6 s3 90; lambs. ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Apples of strictly fancy quality hold a fairly
steady position but there Is rather liberal sup
Div OF ordinary grades. mostly hard. late sorts. for
which trade IS dun. and the market weak. Pears
held steady but quiet. Ounces more plenty duh
and barely steady. Peaches in lighter supply; fancy
qualities are doing little better. but the demand
is still; light Grapes in large supply, but meet
ing a pretty good demand at quotations Cranber-
weather recently prevailing. and prices have been
barely steady, but close trifs firmer on choice
sound goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
HAY AND STRAW
PO1TITRY.
,..,x =, ~. ro,I.rv foot up about 20 carloads

pAceins OF live poultry foot UP about 70 carioacs
for the and the market has ra'ee en SSe At
~ c,,sn chir,ens and fowls are especially weak
only the finest stock reaching SItsas fs heavily
following last weekly report and the Week clos go
With dernoralized market and ne S .~v
far this week arrivals have been heavy trsne neis
Gull and prices are again lower under strong
urc to sell with no immediate prospect h y" tvr
cry Philadelphia chickens also lower 'hVlVe '"a
KEYS hold steady ana the moderate arrivals OF
spring ducks hold to unchanged prices 0auA'' " M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
berries very scarce and have advanced BiacKper-
HOPS.

Pec.,nts for week. 42OS bales: exports l; ,hs
bales Of which about 1900 bales w wept to Ger
nam rather as an experimental shipment nei ~
is al present nothing particularly ,rvns 10 do
foreign advices. and exporters are not .a,ars
much The local trade with brewers anu ue aa =,
is still comparatively small and II sev's walt.
Ing policy On such business as IS ooi.s 10 fnrc.
prices are maintained, but any attempt " '0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

AmOuft OF gflIN on Pf-HII''
l. Continent. Total. Changes
Wbec, In % 20 200 coo 90 30 10 COO Dec 3os 600
Corn bu. 1000 2.assNoO 3lGo.oco In" 3oi coo
and With the Visible cornn,rcd with last vret oqo
pss,rc. VISIBLE. Tota. Changes
Wheat bu 30 77G nno CO % 0Oo ~ o5 90 Inc u
Corn hui 100 600 $500 900 l3oGirDD Inc. ICJ7 900
Exports 81 grain from Atlantic nnr- for week ended
october and since September 1898 compared the
previous year u,
week. sent. J. rrir thanccs.
Flour. bbis. :7soa5 es7 I5a d &c. Inc il.so5
Corn bush O37 500 GG3 0s2 zoos Gio Inc. 0,s G3
The opening. and Close TO-DAY. and closing bid,
the urayous night and year contrast follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

Receipts for week. II. 726 pkxs: exports. 1924 pkgs
The wants OF the 1obbing trade have absorbed all
market for such IN firm; inferior grades are easy
under some pressure TO keep the stock moving
the market has stifrened little on most sorts
Sshops dull Cores and skins have had few sales
a. 1Ec Peaches held q little hrmer. but are quiet
Raspberries unsettled Some speculative inquiry
for cherrie6 and feeling . shade stronger Huckie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
St'NDlsIES.

NT-Ts-Peanuts dull; quoted at 4isEF4c for fancy
hand licked and z ,gY.c for far1ers Spanish
shelied quiet at S0ss for No l. 10 quoted ut &c;
VirrIola 40 / sh~ed 1T Sc. and No az liac.
CHEST NUTS -Eeceipts have Increased rapidly.
and the market closes weak at s. 5or& per bush
BEESW AX-Ouict but steady; quoted at 2i12iisc
with some choice lots held ~ -1c. ~
GINST.NG-Narke. firm; Northern quoted AT ~ 20
Ns2 %: Western IT ( 5yH>2 ~ ard southern at
S-u0%rE KY white clover in single comb boxes
QUO. ID al l3n1Cc bIc,;whcat 1lN12isc. California
extracted iohhinS from store at 1@.HSl4c: CARROTS
quoted at 5i.a5isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
GAM r.
little better demand for cnoioe sound paI,Inoscns
nj srn,se cnipe and plover steady. WooocQch
carce and wanted. Veniscn shade lower ou'
it.cl-


Irish potatoes ruled dull. and the tone n, OF
the market is In buyers favor. sweets pshy;
t.eyv nuet and weak onions continue in liberal
supply and prices have ruled weak for merry an
Kind Ca,,urowcrs nave sold pretty well, hil
closed easier under liberal supplies southern sr.rn
peas and string beans are now arriving IN soi r
quantity: C..oica lots meet fair demand Dut oiiIy
q small part of the stock is good enough TO reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
CHEESE.

Pece;nts for week 3Ol35 boxes. Exports. 1fs
boxes Under TIE influence OF steadily a dsri6,i
ing points o great deal OF the stock gong 49,,
ard moderate movement here mo r,
during the week and closes quite strong ShipP@Is
have not been able to follow TO any consiietao e
extent but have filed few orders as mgr. as
1iGiiisc a line Of 800 boxes Oswego FACTORIES ,,sr
TENDER make. selling on SATURDAY al tne in.'rs
sns the demand from this source has been the con.
troIlinr factor for three weeks past II Is diihcu.
tn name isures that can positively be relied on
the close alic is generally S9ns'deTe1
eases for large sizes Fancy August are linl a;
lie some lots holins higher, Bsit iS,s s G' ss sn
,p close Part Skins are again higher ana nrn'
home trade IS taxing most Of the stock Liver
sales at Utica yesterday were cl5 boxes az iiD,-w
11xc ruling lie at Little Falls. 1919 boxes az w.
1i,sc' rniins lie The Sandusky comb.nati Ion soiI
-. Ill q ct Inc factory Clovereld refused 70 sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

The dali, average receipts Of MIX and cream at
the different railway distributing points in ana
near The c!,y for tn. week have been as follows:
Erie es2 cans d milk - cans Of condensed MILK
ana 1Gl cans Of cream: Susquehanna. ISIS cans OF
mill. and II cans Of cream Lsckawanna. 455p cans
If milk and % cans Of cream; Now-York Central
and Harlem. 2.l95 cans Of milk, 10 cans
Of condcnse3 milk. and 70 cans Of cream;
%ew-YorS AMI orihern. 500 cans OF milk New
IIaven and Hartford. 10 cans OF milk; Ontario
nd western. 2.6i5 OF milk AMI liz cans ~
orr, M. W.st shore 20 OF milk. - cans OF
Condensed mix and % cans Of cream; Eew-'ers"y
Contra, 49, cans Of milk ani ~ cam OF creai ana
tv MISCELLANEOUS short routes. 100 cans OF milk
and 4, ems Of cream. The total daily supply has
boen 70 800 cans Of milk ~ cans Of condensei niik
ana ~ cans OF cream The demand has been dull.
Tic average price paid for thu platform surplus
being q y, can OF 20 quarts. The Exchange price
&c 2 cents a quart. net. 10 the producer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

Market closed barely steady Transferable orders h.
suid at 1!85 Total sales ?03 600 bales
New York spot ssles to-day ard last night For export
none consumptol sos bales, contract 100 ba.e. spcn-
atioii, none total. T9o bslc,: -pot market quiet;
n'iddnss: s3;iGc which is 3.IGc lowe compared with
Yesterdays prices.
Quotations basel American standard OF classlnca
ton and cotton In store. running I'm quality not
then half OF grade above below the ade quoted.
Uplands Gulf. Stained.
ordinary - 1915 Clio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

IN ~, cfr - =, rrrndy
wing s. - sale OF 20 ~ g N"i. xg
Ease, oass,ions q' WIS :; % qn' T c1o.a r. OF Ii
ssrsi p 7s2G CON- ~, 80 =. is; 70 ,. 3D.
-IooS: honlov chop s6dg0s roiton.c.d neal ii -
sno,sa p' aoi FTrprrs too zoo ton. al go 5oa
s sr9''' ~ ''"'O'' '-'''''''' '''~
'a;cir active t.'rc seeming h ii,c more an
a r,1' aS "a@et g.. ut - .taG a'or
arr n9"i ,l "a a, eega ed e ,ossns nqaTy To-
p gonue. d a co ai ''i the o. + te T'qi ' wa
:a'' sc,r y', .o", ;;,
s !a, S ,:s' q" H. ,"S"d iioeIfss
5 I.' a. 'r'"'a aan. e"in qaG rnin ar ia
Tos@,, a. - e ','n gs % S lsn,ni.
~ nm. i -si, - se.oad-, '5esoc; coco'ru'''
-'%,,q Yer 'i r-lno vho. marie. oponoi ou s..
nW "tT et ''"us o. n,, ,h. ae',,,c &,
y4s. .riay 1r'le darnr tic morning va, .naca rc:
ftrcrd operators tci'g rather Indifferent, about entering
into new dai. uhel the ,,'" .nncnt report S,o''a d.
Das ,d 'o,ce %,i,s ' h, rhl
va, 'ps.sgeca'y ;.a 600 sa,;
IN The no Y" ry "ies@ ''se "6ss TO-DAY %
dn ana %'ek ara S''s, s ~, i lryn - ~ ,ootru.
Of Wheat, IN Norrhwc,J again larss ane n
rsSg bo,,ay a. Csso y ,terdsy wcrc pra' Ideally he
f "a ic rs,a Of nearT oo5 COO bus. in .s visible re-
~ 49, aho,, Num- ,h. sc..,o, ,ffr- ~. yisl,le
~ 800. r.s .1i,t aud ,.rv nne ,nnsa rod 10
- ,p,,to. - ia, n,o,,c,,. a,d .fr,d =, 'ftc after.
I'm ,.,nr, Tbe WIKI, r.rast drrng he latter part
=, g. , -os ~ nuIc, .eli,or IN about i,c from ,le
Of we VI, VS., W, 80 ~ , a",tI, ef, ~ q, j. 70 So
gfhg Prr "a , e., ,ns a." ~, ,tc a..l,. "a .
u''HIr 'ah Nh'"e W. u ~ a.. n"n h,.h To-
Mout"ns ,u;o, w "' y - Ssc ind, p.. c,nsr 10
tNpo'b AZ ','pNn -5,, - W. noa.,i.,r n n
:, l' c"'r d &c., az ' aud @r nnisr i've
~ ", D l d.i,,cr.d "a :" I'd cor G.'.r e.,,tnr: SO
se,"'s ~, "a 49, ~, 49,, e,s Of o,,olsr 40
TX rS,c,v sn""c quoted li,c undrr Dccomhcr delivered
u, yr,dsa a. cnss tf.h Z,aerc undcr December
uye.ed. The ron relsrt was folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

E.cept> Of breadstu! at inter or hh, ,rIiV busu
last three cphcis (00O omlttec' "ou' ' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11

ffENiT.OCk

JENrIIFR-Is IN fair demand. acid grades of hem.
LOCK- rndIng favor with exporters, while MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-11
Winter.

SO r.. ouot.ons yellow wesi - 0od y - brandy
wine. 81 -; sale, Of 20 III 2. So Na-aioic :,
southern. whit. ba.s. 81 i5a ~ - BA al NJ
Iascr ouo,aions Lni Witt i o. nne y,...s II g.;
coar.r 9Jda5c ID -NJrSot 'a-!,r. Qlo,a.lohs ~
Wesern car!st 70 y. IN es2ac; CON- ds2ac 80
~ 7T,ds21c l00.N. s5apo' harp 'Sc itl iye feed
TTlaooc; honny chop, s6dgOc tottrnsed inenl Nj '
II ~ per 100 n 81 meal. ~ 35dfi 20. CITY ted
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27
BAYOU CITY NOTES.

Hol sroN, Texas, April % -
Capt. Wharton Bates, Of Braloria,
ls IN the city.
Chas. L Ashe left last night for
New Orleans.
O. &. Compton, of Cald we'll, is
in the city on bosiness trip.
The real estate transfers for the
last two days amounted to 81 900,
900.
At a meeting of the Magnolia
Cycling Club last night it was de-
cided to give a tournament as soon
az the track can be put in condl-
ton.
The election of the Houston Land
aud Trust Co.'S officers will take
place this evening. They held an
election for directors yesterday
evening, electing the same directors
tnat have served for the past year.
An ordinance has PASSED the city
council closing the variety theaters
in the city.
VIM Freckmann, who was stab
bed Saturday night by Harry Llf
lin, is getting along very we'll, Will
every prospect of speedy recovery
VIM uderwood, negro, while
vi dsr the iph uence of whisky
drove mis- horse over an embark
ment into the bayou, bre aking tbs
buggy aud nearly dro wing both
himself and the horse.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27

that instead of b.ing enlarged by an
eni1 grafton of offenses against
which it would lie, the effect vas
rather to place limitations. The
Texas cons titution lad not only
wisely and intentionally plac I'd no
slch limitations By enumeration,
but had on the contrary forbidden
the legis,a .ure the r ght TO define
otfenses for which Ulcers could be
lmpesched where inpea ,hment was
Or ,vded in the constitution itself,
but r, q hiring it to look after such
officers as were not Nered by the
constitution, and such az might be
provided for By subsequent legisla
ton or constitutional amendments.
There was no necessity for invoking
a Judgement to punish an oifi ;ial
who had violated penal statute, as
the criminal law did tha tut I'm
parchment vas to be invok ed when
ever necessary to protect the people
against corrupt or incompetent men
in ice whether their offenses We're
criminal or not. The viola ion
of the plain letter of the law coul l
not be justified on the ground that
it was done in the exercise Of dis.
cretion. Tnere was no discretion
In the face of the statute, else the
land Commissioner might set aside
all the written Law Of the safe for
the government of his department
and ran its aft iirs TO suit himself.
Not point was overlooked, but
was handled as reached under the
grouping adopted by the speaker,
while authorities were forthcoming
to sustain each and every position.
Henderson demanded, if there was
nothing in the charges. why the
respondent was eXaaustlng every
known rea 'on to prevent a trying
of the care On It's merits.
At the conclusion of Ilenders On s
speech Senator Greer SAINT up sew
era, 4 1estions to he discussed by
respond ent's counsel, Major Walton
They are nuts 10 crack, a. the last
one, whica is gwen below will
Doubtless suggest
81 understand your position to
be that i'm parchment will not lie
except fDr violation Of penal
s.atut Suppose the land comnif
-ioner, after taking coarge of his
office, bad shut it up and reiu'ed to
run it al all, what remedy would the
people of Texas have?"
John d Tenpleton's remains
were buried thia morning in the
state burial rroUn1
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27

Henderson's argument in closing
the case for the state as far as the
demurrers are concerned was the
supreme etf ort of master mind and
went to the very fountain head OF
the principles involved as we'll as
the history of impeachm mt pro-
ceedings AS remedy at law. He
laid down the broad proposition
tina. the right of impeachment was
a right inherent in the people, and
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27
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