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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

Boston. Oct. ls-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow OK the wool
market: The marke, shows a slightly
smaller movement than last week, but
chiefly because holders decline 70 sell. All
prices ars slightly higher. Since the
Maine election. Michigan X has advanced
a full cent from IA 10 rs cents. and wool
Is being held all over the country for an
advance in case OF Mckinley's election.
In Michigan and Ohio the supplies thus
held are large All holders in Boston ara
firm IN their views. and in view. Of the
continued dizziness IN foreign circles, are
large. Though foreign wool has recently
been reshipped abroad Americans are buy
ing again at the London auctions, where
the competition Is keen.
The sales OF the week are 1s74. GO pounds
domestic and Ill coo pounds foreign agains.
500 100 pounds domestic and T9S.ND pounds
foresgn last week. and 4. -. 90 pounds do
nestle and i.s74 coo pounds foreign IN the
same week last year.
The sales 10 date show q decrease OF s.
AZ $50 pounds domestic and S.s-9. 20
pounds foreign from the sales 70 the same
date in ls5. The receipts 10 date show a
decrease OF lig, IS bales domestic and 49,
ff7 bales foreign
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trust ire latter having attacked ~ caunt
goes OF lsrnser shipped by the Heu Lnz
Ger Company and which. is q caaanp4i
were Sod IN violation Of H. ruloo h
vnscn ne trust claimed hsavy cennmlssi
son GA the sale Of the carEoeA Dr.. MEEK
Ell. OF England. a carifalist r.pr.nenfrn1
ay William Bearzson. takee an inssrpw l1
tie new company. whSch il capitalhon =
saN.nn Tia css1csrs ares PreMsden1. JA1o4
T. Bells vice president. wxlitam Bonnf.l
sen secretary. =. Il. Browusil: Treasures
". c. Butter
A release cs the carxces Wa secured -
Attorney Frownel on ais recent visat ~
san FRANCISCO. AZ tt was shown that 49,
had ossa assigned 70 the Evsrvet Nat,enS
eaax. 81
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supplies % wheat Is strongly supported
2s1 White department estimates & Yield
II this country are raA rrs3.sei there Is
every reason TO expect D regszars Acse for
e5gn demand Western receipts sAzs a
.fTssa e.e1ew last years, a61 9oE fxo weeks
a4ve 1~v1 A.--ae 80 asssAssss against La
sszsS sast year. Wheat las advanced &c
so- The week. ana cora 70
W@os $ stronger. while rtlauef sF~scf-
sasfva ezyfng ard sales a Eastern mar
kets have 5%e- IL - aaa raaEds sar TWO
EeeSs against T. - sfe last YEAR. an5 H.
sE&s II fSe. esss Consigned woel has been
mostly wSfairawE Until asEsr ghs election
FAsar~s for fhe week Aasc o@~n 80 a
tbe tinted States. against IS sa=s year.
and ~ N Canada against Is last year.
Weekly Bank Sf~ariuGs.
TIE following sabie. eomrslsxi by Hraa-
sreess. shows ira total eiearancss az
iae prtar.aal cities. ard RE percentage
OF increase or tiecFsase. as Compared WITH
tie orrss2oz1sing g.ek last year.
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San Frarcssco Oct. ls.--Tx@ veeerf ara
weIl-sv1r4@s ksSsrsase In re pr<r@s Of
wseat an6 barley fas already caused a
a~rrar1 for arr 4a&sAnce4 Eae sslas cf
grain ianss Przrsscxa5sy su over 81 avss-
al Is syosst 20 ssss an@s.- - .1~af ard
s7s - cer1s ART csH~r a1xaEce q cefssal
means y1as thai percentage % @al2 20 the
srowar or sas SsaI@r. California - 10 30
xsesss $50 OF ssa.ss rscls&F sfsaa EAs an
fscfpatee. ard a crop Of Iessses WIN se-1.e
purchasers. has already appeared
IL In Calculate iaai eaSa sxssArc~ q ID
cents q cenxag In the crsr- % w5ezss rep
r~sessts an Increase Of = an acre IN e11s
Esrxs that Eeosssces xAs xrsiza. Farmers are
no. me er.iT o~nsaearae& San Francisco
navsr.xs banks are Also greatly a1v&n-
.axes ,y tas Increased valge ~ t9sesr So
<-r,-srses or u the an1 10 .eoEe Gases Ia
x-ese-h sssey hare 5esa compelled - fore
~4sna Fsr Sseey&.
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Seattle. Oct ls. 1885.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Ciearances. Balances.
seatsls .-.- .---..-- $ll4vsl 10 s-sNs .
11a-uIna 1890. $4,000 100 ~ 49, - -
Portland $500. S3s.3z7 10 5o.s-l "
Seattle markets were very quiet today.
Alaska orders proved light and the ex-
pectsd industry 70 be prscipitated by the
arrival of the Topeka did not develop.
The most important marketable product
that Is in demand Ia the ranch egg. These
are very scarce, and those On the market
are held al - cents per dozen. Dealers
are trying hard 20 induce buyers TO be-
leve Eastern eggs as good az fresh ranch.
While they do not succeed In educating
the taste or the general public down 10 the
Eastern egg, number are nevertheless
sold a. Il cents, because they are the only
thing obsainab,e at a reasonable price.
The poultry market is well supplied.
Butter prices hold firm There IS pleaty
OF storage butter on hand. and II Is sold
al 1917 cents per pound. The reason for
this surplus OF stored or acid butter Is the
result OF an effort on the part OF cream
eryrnen some time ago 70 raise prices.
Quotations were low and going lower
so the creamery men, Instead of shipping
their product to the market and accepting
the prices then eyailing. held for a raise
The raise came as a natura! consequence,
but IL only held good on fresh butter, and
they are now compelled TO sell that which
has been stored at a very low figure.
Producers are great at holding. and the
farmers OF wheat are doing this year just
as they did last-holding for better prices.
They hope for better result than before.
when many were caught by a sudden
drop. There seems no reason to believe
that this viii be the case az the present
time The raise in prices Is traceable to
a short crop IN the wheas-producing dis
fricts or the world and an increased con-
sumption, and not TO a local demand
which creates fictitious value. Receipts
have been Light In the last week.
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fetal saleA.
re .osal Sales q. s-ocks -rssav were =.
- - aa5Ess inclss.sIss. Auaerscan Tcsacco
sass1 asa. Rsaalax ass. * PAIL i go
Siver certificates 4oa
.E1oar-se-ce1r.s 1900 barrels. exports
1tse barrels Market csFlS- Winter PAL
eaS. s4.asi41. co Straits. <2A
Wheat
Whsee-aecesrs< N.se susnels. ex7cr.s
Iasses se-e1<H an sxcSEsrs Saw. wis "a
aeAs-ssE business n ,nonxas Strong ard
a-sA1c1ag fo-esgn markets. bull ssnti-
nssai. fersssn oSsytng sr1 big cxals ac-
prsces. ard s-fnznBases Aravv ,s9-seStIs.
o1yl1s- The local feeling was very narv-
o.Zs. ig-gs sales ~ long wheat rroassce.i no
The top. l7sss4r above lass nixht.s close
70. : I'd ocsooer closed H.1c. Dsceranee
wooi-Sseady.
pesrolsEn-CaiteG closed TIA hid: Penn
sysyanta crude easier. November, FLA
Metals.
PIG sron-Quiet. Northern. Sc. EHs.. 50.
"a Ssepper-Ssrong. exchange price. Eese0
TN.
Laas1-S-eassv- exchange prfcA G. M. a.
Isn-Efrms plates steady
Speltsr-sl0ist. domestic. S1O83- ..
C0Mee.
Sonee-Opttons opened steady with Oc-
tooer UNCHANGED and osAe< months sssfe
points lower. closed steady. 1905 points
Let a-vzazce. 4 Cr>toosr. 10 sss1a sssc. De-
cfsgsfc@r. 9. Gsz11Sc. Spot coffee fsry.1; No Z,
invoice, lc. to5blng. Ike. mild. steady.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw Arm: refined steady.
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Live stock
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San E~snc1sco. Csrz- sS--sgsav's sessions
81 fAe San Francisco pTc1ane exchange
wsSe t1e aeelis-zt seen "a many = day The
EreacFsc sxcsfsgSert pres sd r.3 +ss bid
eiEw wss exceedingly spirited May and
IssSsgao@g wESsk eSasE1 sss points asznar
Tran y@sseE2&F resrNsnE tMa Nfgnnsr 5g-
ure GmctSsa for Tnrs~ vears TIE majority
81 ths cal sea-& mea sore org on vrasat
sn& sntzsfsl.ssssSassy cor1szeus e rsatln-
test s1Ta1ssS Ia prices A. ia close Of
Ess Eaca sezsss4s Describes. wheat was
Nu1te1 sk s. s4ts aa8 Nlav a. s. ksas AZ
tas 4fterTssssn ssssAcn tEfrs was \ is~grs
ire raarseS csosAag. Dseezaaer, &sa. MAJ.
S4.&~s-
areaasswas, Grains, Etc
Ttonr-F'a~-fsv sx-ras 81 sgs8t-s. hak
&c. extras 81 esasa - st--ergs- Ne Il -sss
FShea&-~Ssa sasafaE wheas s& snr Nc I
al & "a zaz eeaaoe. Ia&4lsng wAe4E. & g1sS
e.
Ear.ey-Fsea. FAR - xsas. --s~esec.
cses0e, StssSsc. ass winr sssss~s-r
oaaS-M 11a<- s. azi.&sa ~ S.s-1-S<.
80 fAzew sd. ss.ssea *. goea %
chas.e ssfl Esz. ysso- % fair SrssS-e. grav.
szaesxS-- a~ss, as1s. f9T tees. SSk4esc. Sias.x
.er seed 50 -. Ted. fsv sesss. %eesssg
EScss g s-r'5seUrs quarter zz~ks = 20.
> Atzx eeG<Ats. 100. BARLEY. cszxass 80:
cas- ce<sAss. 2.Ss*s. Gears. sAexs. ssss. rye
Samfs@s. 80 psozAsoss SACKS : 90. ogsssns
s4SAs. ..2ses b-A-- s@<zs. -.s7s. z.zz-2saSs,
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Portland. Oct. is.-Wheat-waiA walia
ss2osc, VALLEY. d472c per bushel.
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EVERETT. Oct N--Scec.af.-Tee Bed MI
Company - q new corporation here 20
succeed rte Bell Lumber Company. x0ssh
retired from the ce1trzl Paesac Jumper
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TOREI6y MARKETx
Financial.


London. Oct -S.-S!lye-. SID: Consols.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says: The
stock markets opened duh today on iIqul-
dalton In mines mere and Parts. There was
on the gold exports and ccnxols failing To
i0s-s
TIE continued gold Withdrawals are
causing all kinds OF rumors. chief among
which IS that the bank may raise the
rate on Monday. Unless very heavy
amount OF gold goes out, however, such
action viii be surprising. as no change has
even been made so far in the selling price
for eagles. On the last occasion, when the
bank rate was raised from 10 per cent,
now. At the same time the bank now
holds Eg.0s1 60 in Japanese money. none
OF which was held on the occasion named.
AmeFssaEs were comparatively steady
Paris was fat. but the close was above
thu worst.
Berlin was weak.
Rreadstuns and Grain.
Liverpool. Oct. ls.-Wheat-Spot strong:
demand moderate: No red spring, Is
Sid; No. l hari Manitoba. Is sd: No. !
California. IS Sd: Futures closed with
positions ll@dgl.d higher. business equal
~ distributed: October. IS gsrd: Noyena-
Der. IS aid: December. S. Sad. January,
IS Id; February and March. IS Al.
Corn-sp9t STEADY; am, american I,asa m aSsS
November. I'D higher and other months
unchanged from yesterday. business about
equally distributed, October. IS Sad: No
ven6er. S. sid: December. IS sad, Janu-
ary is 2izd, February. IS 2isd; March.
Flour-Firm; demand good; St Louis
fancy winter. IS Sd.
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The Board of Trade.

Chicago. Oct. IA rise Of over 10 va.
cnronieiei in the price OF December wheat
much difficulty In finding an EXPLANATION
or y. Tire opening quotation from LIVER
pool was at "a per Genital ADVANCE for
prt Mass' $3.50 sn1 per eenlas for futures
the milling demand was quiet checked
the advance. but this had no effect ard
n faci. "as not borne out By the seaport
reports. The In3szn crop prospect is
growing more serious. and Increasing the
apprehension In Great Britain. while the
Australian outlook continues discourage
creasing danger or crop DESTRUCTION
shortly after the opening free selling Sc.
In mostly by scaIpers who were satisfied
with the profit in the opening advance
and proceeded TO take It. As soon as ibis
vas over. however. and that was not long
prices advanced again. TIE opening prise
with yesterdays closing figures OF 70ssp
7~@c. After touching -l7so for an in
slant. the selling referred 20 broke che
prize and a gradual decline 70 Tic took
- &c. Another bull factor was rhe North
west receipts. Miurea polls and Duluth re-
sscrted as3 cars. against LOS a week ago
Tho san Francisco -1xarsxe, was quoted
sc per cestal higher early in the aav, and
reports from there said that two more
cargoes rad been worked for India. New
York wired that the wheat offered TO tho
otner side had been accepted. About Z %
New York reporTe9 sales for expor, OF
forty boat loads fss0.e0 bushels chiefly
Duluth wheat Tire market was rather
nervous during TIE closing hour. but was
steadily supported, ard December closed
firm az 177$c.
Corn was fairly active ard averaged
higher.
Oats-Acsivs, Arm and higher. with quite
a good business transacted.
Provisions slone. Of eli the markets.
showed distinct weakness all DAY.
Closing Quotations
Warehouses; 77isc: December. TIC.
CorE-s1seioaer. 241sc. December, 2Ssc.
Oass--Gsctooer. tSsAc. December ISz.c-
Pork tcser and Decesnter IS 50
faTa-Cctooer. ss.e6; December. A.IS1
4f7zs
Ri6s-october ana December. sssa
Tyyscthy-Sz.S5.
Barley-2sslss,.
Live stock
AAs chicago Markets cnw
Ssarsie-AhSnt - head ~ prime superior
cattle sold AZ %Axs4S x. s1zhAr sases
sfocksrs and feeders. e. AGA " C1~s
ard hs5srrr. s. -.ssE -. b4ifs, SxE2 s a few
s,aiis fetching saslz * Western range
Fssers. s-.9ezlSe9, COWS and aelters, s2-l95
S8
Hoxs--Sales were made ~ $50 6 for thu
poorest % best dr0ses. t1e bulk gong ST
3 Ee35 g. Packing lots brought S1y5sr
S2& TIE sya2leats Tsase s.. - s5v nght
H-es.e~n sEec7 Erest,v pre6oainatsa ard
9ola aet.Vssy az s~Aefs -. cetuzrau %
rFsue native. s. zSss9S y. fez gong over 81.
and fee8ers took greet many Westerns
cents isxer via sale~ a. = s634sa Tor
feaer - prime }ets. chieftv al SszIx1
fse,e4 pts-s-a.tls. 15so. Aogs. 3 90. sheep.
is.aea
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, Oct. fs.-The speculation IN
stocks today was perfanciory in the ex-
ceptions. the fluctuations in prices were
narrow. The only two stocks that showed
even comparative activity were Sugar
and 81. Paul. The movement vas irregti-
lar Sugar was depressed early nearly
a point on the circulation OF reports OF
a probable strong combination 90 inter-
ests opposed to the American Sugar Reein-
Ing Company, ana the inroads that are
IT'S domestic trade. The first mentioned
story elected emphatic deniais IN usually
well informed sugar circles. on which a
recovery was not held. but IN the boards
the impression prevailed that the traders
had not succeeded IN shaking out an
their outlay of energy. There vas little
or no news bearing upon the market ASH
from the arrival OF about s. Sc, 30 n gold
and reported additional engagemnets for
import aggreg atlng 8 soo.oo. The exist
Ing comparative money stringency was
illustrated by several bank suspensions in
the interior. The general market dis
played . better tone in the afternoon ses-
sion, and prices stifyened al around 20 a
fractional extent on the gold engagements
and strength OF the wheat market To-
ward the close an easier tone obtained
The closing was steady a. slight net gains.
Dealings in bonds were light. but firmness
was generally displayed. The sales were
$5e9.s1
Government. bonds were steady and
frsctionaliy firm.
Silver certificates developed strength
and rose nc 10 s5isc On a moderate
revived foreign Inquiry.
Money and Exchange.
Money, firm, a. 4@7 per cent. Las.
loan, 4. closed, T. Prime mercantile pa
per, nominally al eos per cent. Sterling
exchange, steady. with actual business IN
bankers bills al siSS.Bi4 for demand
and s. sos F4.S1 for sxty days, posted
rates, 81 S8S4 s. and 81 s.; commercial
bills s. 1sts.
Bar silver, s5isc-
Silver certificates. s5iec.
Today's statement OF the coalition OF
the treasury shows. Available cash ball
ance. E-ss. rs, SSo; gold reserve. ST., SO eST.
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Observations taken IT I'll stations at
p M. 18th meridian time 6 .. ma Pactoc
umel GEORGE N SALISBURY.
Observer Ia CharEA
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NJ" ts,..ss., 80 a.~~A,~ II
~. ~ a ~.,. r~.~
@ss. ~-'4 -
IL N.sshss
W :. M!ll,can: Tseoma-
Mrs w.. :, "a 80. 1890 b.. rrr-~>~~a
a r c All nna ps~i To~nssnd.
49, r,sssn.- sic ST
Wrs VII. = 1.srssS~ run..m
rs rs 5.iv o. galsae; snns ~
NJ Mi. i,s 49,
N r. f3., SI
"a 1900 t
81 -
= 81 arrns ts,,rnla~
na 1870 49,. 81
Is s 11seas < $500
Fr.aei: Ro:sa. Rsoaa
49, su.
rrsnske , g. wsrn. Say.
r.rhsss Lasssr. .1eoA
Iounz,
eg m. W. p LosTss ~ &c
Mltlx. foF. IoNnssIc.
" Dyer. Nlnne:polia
X 1rannn; 1an renciss
q. Tam Vel. rors
r. ~. Hs.cn. a-oFt AneSs II
Ssofse IeAGr. rou An9s
william Ritch!e. Port An9eaeA
r.. sunsns foFuAno-
a yenes. Mo1sana
P sao.nss T.~s nranse
~ aaIs : <-su
49, 1sAs1srs 10y
" ~
w. .. MooFe. SpNanA
NEW ENGLAND HoTX
xv =, 49,, $3.50
~ ~rTinlie. NssnAn. W
scah oivsnfssts alanwvoo. -.
1.smgs p,o.n sno ~Ie, t~1vs Il
Ihari.s rosser. Snonomisn-
rrcd N1sse. Sum ocriann-
~ X EaIos.r nc, sprsna1
70 r nssis b. 1c.a 49, !. ~
p M,,rrhiscn Par. S.rav;nss xissa
g. senhury. Port Gravins. Alaska
O. III. Long. Alaska
b. Hansen Alaska
r. e.. Sevfns, Nska. Alaska.
John pahfe, Sstka. ALASKA.
81 Caldwell. Estka. Alaska
Fred crewe Cooks Inlet.
Thomas MCGOWAN, Cooks Inlet
q. r. saoushermark. DouGfka A1oG&1x
John Hyaifch Alaska
H Ryeifch, Alaska.
E. Dyeitch, Alaska
e. shannon. Alaska
w. Cook. Tacon1s
J. NJ Jasper Mound City. No.
A Il Tyler and wife. Cokedaias WnnD.
II. Fl. Dsrss San Francisco.
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Seattle. Oct IL. 1885,
Exchanges at tho Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Lexinston. Texas, september @.-ws
have had plsny % rain. and il - row
clear. il will soon be aty enough for PEG
ple 10 begin vl-h their all blowing.
BrAzorn, Texas. October 1.-The wealth.
e continues fine The recent rains put
the ground in r'nc condition AMI ircrta sel
the, proS1rsci fer Larger Yield OF Gotten
WAGER, witch WAS sstti,e scarcA on ao-
count Of the previous dry weather.
kichmond, Texas October alt was
horue4 frcsn ca reliable farmer who NJ
si1es IN TN extreme southern portion. o.
morning, which considerably damaged the
cotton tha- MAS making The pea crop
Was greatly Gainasei ay The frcst
AlYo-yi Texas. September 2s.-The con
" unchanged. There mas been inore han
al ayerl g. o.. cloudy weather fnr he past
week win but litUe rain enough though
for present neets. except FOR WAGER for
range sock TIE corn cror IS about al
gathered. The yield vas very hsht ex-
ctpt IN few INSTANCE. OF sarly winter
u riy 10 iItN eus9e.s ret acre We're stl1-
trtc COTTON p!ckias + progrss sing favor
tpF. iAc iop CROP a nteh Il Nc thduS u
woAid increase the Weld 10 ~ per cent,
cefenas on the contingency of early or
latc tlosis
Buffalo. Texas. September cS-Ths icrg
sNmnltf d7du-1 was ended Friday even
inS by SLOW. gentle shower u aich Re-
EtN fp fall 80 o'clock and lasted ahoJ;
~ Hls discovered that the ea~'h was SUI
nc.,ntiy wo1 to garden. Satnrily became
,'u.y aay nt%e ~ ihe Way n pl9a rs
r:s, 'r7@ ne earth mas : cen Net :'Dcr
the middle ~ las, AAv. Yesterday morn
is'G ln -c fali. which Continued 70 fan for
aaoai seven hours when put all the
water courses 10 row ne.
JoaQain Texas September so-AtteI
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OVERLOOKING TIE RECORDS

sg zea-ee r. G.ess-.-. -~a. 81
esa "a far sass,s g .l- t-r.~ g. s
scss.a 80 esn -t4ss r-cep-s &C., $685.
$3.50 ia g. gs,rs-6 r7es-v4.s 1aeac .--
-tz-.,1 =<r-.r-tasz--.c-" IS tee ...--
AKA ass= ~. ~ CO.. .Aae- As i,,rf
5r,e~. ee--se- c@f-slt1 rf.. -
a1a a@a 500 @ A-
se .-,..- ~. ,.n.
sr4ya &ss sB1 81 1a-. la
o -To Faass lte r s~
M y, 49, 5s,r -,
49,. g4sHa
- Mr rs-a.s-sscs IS -s-sss. 1.- g.. .-s,
3 ss.r. Sos zrs,a-i r- Ta,e
ses.s.at-.re r. -N2 psaa-1 IAN --s.- dog
esg tSs Es5srsai y ssaH 70 ss.s.-... s,-
ssa "a f..auy Gases thsrS has.-r t.fr
~ uros ss3H srg &c Aat t,.aa t-r 70
rnIinarafssa q s1cs Es-assses Al --o
sg.,ss ai salsson o. is-s tss leg sisyi-e ar.
I atTseta5 Tls0o Tor The lgarnoae ,-s.-
sssse 81 fte act o. ls.z saa ,As .ssl,ls,s >.
II isss. made s4n 4pV-,esls; ~ 81 & -
10 tzhe .gszs q e 4ei.cien-Y arisnz unser
sse aasae n.t. T5e-efore .ae total s,yo.r.,
sgp.pgsiafea Tor tas i.1rse.se u pLy'tg A..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
EAGI.E MSS MOTIFS.

Eagle Pass, Texas October s.--'rhe case
o. r. j Ronnei. VINO is nov in the jus.
raio iu Cmdai Pornrio Diaz. charged
Wfh so0dug lire 20 MS store about Au-
gust J. has mo- como to tISal yet. IL IS
not believed that there is anytn,nS srrt-
ons IN this case. either hut q may he
d'me scrous In that Il viii be several
months before the ont will be reached
Ju0glng hS the tEme consumed IN hearing
the Mccarthy case.
Air. A. j. Blb9iet, cashier OF Sin pson
cos hank, - very ~ and ilerc ara
grave arprchonsions as 90 tue outcome u
Ns Illness.
Mounted Inspector Of CusoIus Fordi-
i-ind polCh Is sick n san Auicnia. whore
ho Went some days ago 10 b. cLcra'od on
Ter appendicitis. News has been re-
c'ived thai the operation Mas pertoImcd
ast Tuesday nissat ara that RIO pldeut
Is recovering.
pace. but now Of Caiiforna, arrived IN
The city Inst night tie is an ardent free
SILVER advocate and ~ coutidSnt th.tt Bly,
an Wal carry California
The cSrortalon OF domestic merchan-
disc 10 Mexico during thu month Of Sop
tamhcr has been very heavy A great
deal Of mach merry. includ ny quite q num-
her Of cotton gins WAS exported and
about 10000 bushels ~ corn. over S5u
worth ~. hicyc&S We're exported during
the month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
MKINLEY rKoHRAMME.

Tnlrty-four Parties Win Max, Pilgrim
ages to TIE Snrlne OF Protection.
Can,o- Glf, o...-...- .,,,. ~ ~,
- .,9,' ,,.'Y - H." '.s ny'"
o'S'''.'o'' ol ''"f mas ps*h 'hr SUD
Jent OF mach discussion today. Major
Mckinley was besl sel be thousands for
t.,-,.,. 49,, -.
''''' '9''""' an N'e'" was 10 "''''""'
% oNorrun thu house, such as has delayed
some OF the earliest il CONSIDERATIONS. After
a w elo,,, r.,,,, -, .,',,,.,,.,. ~.
W. s.N'oeh sPos'"eS On
SatuNiN' MNor Mckinley arose ~ the
usual hour this morning much refreshed
A. ,h, ,t.,..., 49,, 20 -,
~ ."' "'''''"oN S''
wees al MIS- rnNV'h. Fnslgements with
aelcgatious are now booked as late as
October = with hut two on.n ,,tos I've.
- w" ''' Nv" "Pfh "''eS pe'
iNN'N now p1d then The schedule made
vul toY'Snl inr ine ensuing week shows
ore u. 'tE@'l" lhRn tnnouneed at the
'|Snh.H s " any previous week.
~ lH'sth"his naNf Deen mode
III ~, ny -lSHr attNt ndrtl"s. MchiStn.
t,",9n" gnu NeW YORK being conspicuous
~ W., HNl' WIN ~hiVi tle usual pUuta
KIN" I'noayiNani3 nni Onto, The South
re- ,@. Nut,se", 80 oy wo roy Is and
NSDN uptnS WIN one from VI 'souri.
tiNar,o', t'r Ven prosramms 50 lar -
'u,nt,a,l "ialS ~
m",1'"S. oe'o'er FARMERS or North
" ~ " sour
",S.aS aNhe county und) Repubii-