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not having commenced to show the fall
ink oil that will follow the desire to hold
ia the interior. Continental Europe
5onght contracts. supposedly TO cover
buyers around the opening and at the
close Temporary weakness was shown
during the day on realizing by profit
takers. III II Ia possible at this time to
encourage sufficient outside speculation
cotton will sell much higher. This would
DO easily accomplished II Europe was as
anxious to buy as we are to sell them.
New York Dry Goods.
New York, October 1.-THE dry goods
market is strengthened today by reports
~ injury to the cotton crop. Print cloths
are somewhat sitter for similar causes.
though there Is no open advance as yet.
Wooden goods are strong, but without
feature.
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COTTON SLIGHTLY EASIER.
Futures Made Little or No Change
for the Day. v
ALL SPOT Markets ARE STEADY,
Reported That NeiIl II to Issue An
Demand Not Urgent.
Office of The Post.

| Houston, Thursday, October I.
| The cotton markets were quito steady
today, but there was no further advance.
Liverpool closed at yesterdays figures.
| having lost the slight gain made early in
| the session; New York was likewise un-
| changed on the final call, while New Or
leans showed a decline of 2a6 points, the
| distant positions suffering the greatest
| loss. The spot markets were reported very
steady throughout the South, and an ad-
vance Of Lice was recorded at Galveston
and Savannah.
Speculation was less active today than
heretofore this week. and the market as
whole showed very little snap. The
bears contend that this is an indication
that the reaction has reached its limit
There were also reports of bearish cir
cular TO be Issued by MIR. Neil in the
next day or 50. which helped to create
feeling OF nneasiness at today's session.
Bulls think, however, that the bears must
have very little rope left when they are
forced to bring out the Neill ghost, and
that this remnant of Irvine may hang
them.
While there Is nothing in the situation
just at this time to cause any expecta-
tons of rapid advance, there is also
very little TO Justify any decline OF conse-
quence. On any break there is likely to
be coed buying, as many traders are now
impressed with the idea that cotton
around cents Is as safe property as IL
corner lot in a growing town.
Although the lack of European demand
has been factor against the market for
a long time, it is hardly to be supposed
that the foreigners can continue purchas-
ing ON moderate scale. They need cot
ton and will be heavy buyers this month.
no matter what exaggerated reports of
poor trade conditions they may give out.
That the Europeans will allow their ma
chinery to rust because of any discour-
aging conditions is less likely than that
they will try to use agitation on the SUBJ
ject TO depress the market in order to Sc
cure supply Of American cotton at low
prices.
At today's session New York futures
opened quiet and firm. with 6.53 bid for
January. The highest sale was at LA
and the lowest $40. The market advanced
from the low point during the afternoon. |
closing with $50 bid
In New Orleans December touched $50 |
once or twice early in the session. fell to |
6.1S, then advanced TO els. and closed at |
6'l6a6.l7' against 6.1Sa619 yesterday.
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PAINTS Am nrr

4,c lpr- s, na,d, II bbls raw, &c: boiled
bbls. lie: IN @,s>s. sfss prims loo Sh test, In
nj os'' y DPS. lyc IN cases. sias Rri,,. 10, 70,
e Cases. nG y n eS shi. is stove sasoiine IN
iic m cases !, oois; a. isci Eapion OIL, In bbs
ical pure. N.io; castor oil commspnj,, m ss,
psN v, a1q1S;Hn; nrnentine, In ibis. NJ 0s'se
.MalTE LEAD Strictly pure ssse,,.
standard white lead. txe. p''e' ouSac;
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ousaOS PhIUn CURRENT.
= 1ness auotattcns ara revised daily ana
@1r oorcctnsss can b relied upon. Tho Tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-08
VESSELS IN PORT.

SAILED.
IS Hemisphere. Davis, Liverpool.
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Comparative Spot Market

-, spOt Mnrketa,
,or ne no, i,oiiowing arr the closing quotations
~. ~, cotton on me spot today at the LEADING
markets, together with the closing Of mids
onng yesterday. with todays Gales
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q asked: b bid
Liverpool Futures.
Opened quiet and steady: demand mod.
crate; closed quiet ''oo
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

HOUETON l
Beeves-Cnoice grass .........,l
Cows and heifers. choice. ...,.,..'
calves. cho'ce
1earilHgs
Sheep. first-class .............,.
Choice mastfed hogs .........,..
Cornfed hogs ......,...,,..,.'.l
The local market has been wei =
with cattle recently. The d.
good and all offerings find md
Hogs are IN good request ct I'D
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
GRAIN AND HAY.

Csrlond lots. lob cars. from mine. -,
ers charge from store t6iloo more No. rer w,
IDS on bran. Pose per bushel on oats n ~ NY y
e1.n ana loni5o per 100 lhs on hay. '>'
fr,1kia4S,,eSisci corn bran aDliisc
CCnioi,PnD CoRN-Spc per 100 lbs.
Q;0c. '-u'se' OH corn, 30
0Am CiIoPs-G5N7Oc per 100 oounas
OATS Texas, eeNffe7.. p'"''s'
MHEAT SHORrS--aoc nor 100 ro,,s.
WHEAT SCREENINGS na po h',s,,
30 a. a.f,,Alfalfa, slo5o6flioo per ton: mi,,n,
S nri timothy, sle,soai2.75; south T Ts,'e.
e 9u,ei' nay ScNaa5o; North Texas, $50
SIoi,roNsnED pRoDucTs-Nco, az,
100 lbs. 's 'oh' nuns, Woo per
Ry rMsy'u utsrS isED--S5@eoc per bushel
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asked. b bid.
New York Futures,
Opened quiet and firm; closed steady:
sales, 121, 500
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st. Louis, Mo-, October 49,
ceipts 5000; shipments not reP%
ket strong: Texans higher; ~
native shipping and export ~
AZ: butchers steers S;SSg4'S.,
der 1000 pounds 2.S0G4.S' w.
feeders 2.50I4. IS; cows ana ~
$50: Texas and Indian ste
cows and heiters 2.15G3. ..
ce.pts 1900; shipments not repSfl
. lower: light 1864 10; m;A%
heavy 325di4. 90. Sheep-nes
Market weak: nahve mutten
culls ard bucks l.25G3.@; s
2.50; lambs 3.70Gi.25.
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Kansas City, Mo, October N
Receipts 5000; market activs ss =
Texas steers 3.00lS. 30; naA,ss 0,s
M5. 30: native COWS and nsnS.
stockers and feeders 2.@9s y
$3.50. Hogs-Recetpts wv
10 lower; heavies 3.O4S.!.o,
$40. mixed 3.65a3.S; n&n~n
workers. S.75q3.S0, pigs 1922 ~
Receipts 5000; market WEAK
SIS: muttons 2.00Q3. IS.
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r. o. b. mill. Texas intsfs@
cord,ng to location: n

Kansas city. Mo-. o.
arm and active; crsan.
1f0l7. Eggs steady; rS
demand good: fresh oan M
Kansas stock i11f N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20
CHANGES IN CONFERENCE
Results of the Committees Work and State
ment of E0ec0.

Washington, July 19.-In the sugar
schedule OF the atriff bill the conference
inserts the words "ninety-flve on hum
dredths o." in line before the words
lone thousand" so that 1t will read cor
rected. ''one and ninety-ive hundredths
OF one cent per pound and strike out
the words three one hundredths in line
iJ1 before he word "a"
The rating makes the duty begin at
piney- FIVE one hundredths of a cent per
pound on sugar testing IS dwegrees ac-
cording TO the polariscope and makes a
polariscope graduation of 35-i 900 Of cent
or 1-2 duty on each additional de-
gree.
The paragraph in relation to sugar in
full follows:
standard in color, tank bottom, cane
juice, melada, concentrated melada. con-
crete and concentrated molasses testing
by the polariscope not above IS degrees.
e5I0O cent per pound and for every ad-
ditional degree shown by the poIariscop-
ic test $4,000 cent per pound additional;
mo.asses testing aTnove 40 degrees and
rot ABOVE So degrees. 3 cents per gall
lon; testing IS degrees and above, cents
per gallon; sugar DRAWINGS and sugar
sweepinGs. subject 10 duty as molasses
or sugar as the case may be, according
to polsriscopic test. Provided that moth
ing contained herein shall be SO con-
st-ucted as 70 abrogate or In any man.
ner impair and hurt the provisions OF the
treaty 10 commercial reciprocity con-
Guided between ehe United States and the
Hawaiian Islands on January so, 1875, or
the provisions OF any &C, Of congress
heretofore passed for the execution Of
tbs same
The conference restored the house rate
OF 20 per cent OF, sugar cane.
The confectionery paragraph is chang
e. 10 read as follows:
Sugar candy and all confectionery not
especially provided for in this ac., valued
a; Is cents per pound or less. and on su-
ga-s after being refined when cured.
coiared. or in any way adulterated, {
cents per pound and Is cents per pound
al vsIorern: valued az more than Is cent.
oss Dourd SO Der cent ad valorem. The
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CONTENT WITH A PROTEST
Conference Democrats Resemble the Fio'
ers That Bloom In the spring.


Washing ton, July 19-The tariff bill
was pushed through the conference
stage today, after two hours discussion
before the full conference committee
Democrats and Republicans-held in the
senate finance committee room. At the
outset the Democratic conferees asked
until Tuesday morning to go over the
report. saying that this course was pre-
ferable to going over it with the Repub-
leans To test this question, Mr.. Vest
Oem., Mo- moved an adjournment I'M
til tomorrow, which was defeated by a
strict party vote. The Democratic CON-
ferees then offered an amendment to
the report but were met with the state
ment that it would merely consume
time to urge amendments, as they would
be rejected.
Representative Wheeler dem, Ala.)
offered amendments placing cotton bag
ging and cotton ties OH the free list, also
these articles. These and other amend
ments were Withdrawn, az there was no
prospect of favorable action on them.
Shortly before noon MI Dingley NOV
ed that the report be submitted to the
two houses. This prevailed by q party
vote. and the meeting adjourned.
There was little clash during the dis
cussion, and the Democratic members
of the conference contented themselves
with a protest against the report and
the manner of agreeing to 1t.
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Johnson Rep., Ind.,) tried to ask Mr..
the adoption Of the report. Vainly Mr..
Dingley a question while the question
was being put. Several times he called
"Mr Speaker" but was not recognized.
The demand was sustained by viva
voce vote, and the vote ond the vote on
the adoption Of the report followed by
yeas and nays.
Considerable excitement occurred while
the vote was being taken. When the
speaker announced the vote, 1S5 ayes, lis
nays, the Republicans broke into loud
cheers.
The house then, at 1217 a. m. took a
recess unit, Wednesday.
CHANCES IN THE SENATE.
Washington, July 19.-Some Of the OPP
ponents Of the tariff bill made a hasty
canvass OF the senate during the execu-
tive session OF the senate today and ex-
pressed the opinion that It was possible
to defeat the conference report by one
majority il senator is appointed to the
Tennessee vacancy. To secure this. how
ever, all the Democrats and McInerney.
who voted for the bill; all those wro re-
fused TO vote either way, including Stew
art of Nevada, and Mantle, Silver Repub
lican, who voted for the bill, would be
necessary. SO that the prospects are
against the success Of such move.
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Tse ;rsfeE-asa zso Tsscr;s - irsita-
ten sn3 su3sls,silsn deserves 10 con-
si,.sI ssle1- Sa9x En- So1e. &c. sta.
sou sss ~ zhsa yoa s. - bay.
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Ton may ssni fas sssIs over snf
you all %: fn3 another nsii,las sq1sl
- coam5erlsin's Cole. Cho.sTa AMI
Dsarrhosa Rs-nsty ssr 51xsi ceDplaInis
7; q pleasant sase azs Fs8sos. 70.
ssse by DgsxSlsS
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Tsk>a =: fA.s sssson Hsof's ssrsaos-
r1Ila makes pare bod an1 sen<zx ne
a,yeiss
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A merriam: osTsTs su5E.ss.sx becsas~
- makes al q sn9zsy o. sasu1 fssos
ssfsei.s eszoos % "a, 81 ne saasxet nj
q aga ososi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20
Thousands of

Thousands of
" o m e n & o
down to death
ev very year
through their
own ignorance
Ia n d neglect.
Every woman
should know
something of
the physiology
of her woman
ly self. Every
xvo,uar should
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METAL SCHEDULE.


The house rate OF $40 cent per pound
wac restored on round iron Of less than
40 inch in diamater and bars or shapes
OF rolled or hammered iron no; specially
provided for.
The house rate on iron in slabs. blooms
etc. less finished than iron in bars and
more advanced than pig iron, was also
restored.
The rate on iron bars. biiie;s. etc. In
the manufacture OF which charcoal Is
used as fuel. was made specifically at
81 per ton.
II paragraph 1T, .le senate rate. 2-io
cents per pound. on iron D, steel ancaars
vas increased 10 IL cents per pound. the
house rate. The other amendments 20 the
paragraph made by IRE senate were az
cepted.
hoop OF hand iron. or hoop Or band
eteel. cut 20 lengths FOR bs.ins cotton or
any other commodity, tie rate r. axei a;
$40 cen; per pound.
On railway bars trails and punched
.ron or s1eel fat rails the conference re-
stored re house rate o. 10 cents 70
railway Hsapistes. TIE senate rate o. i-J3
cen: De. pound stands.
Paragraph ise. providing for an extra
duty q 2-Io cent per pSg3d On iron and
Eteei sheets OF pIat=s. galvanized o. cos;-
ed. ras allowed &c stand. III; was made
10 Apply only - zinc spzlfer o. oiae.
metals. o. s1y alloy OF there me;as."
Tae ho9.s rate 0: ceogs per pounI
n As restored or pIanssaed sheets o. iron
or steel On timers ir0n - sie<s. tin
Plates and isrne Plates. the house rare
Q. a cents per poGaa vas restored TIE
house. however. Eecetsd from Is pr1viso
tna. ;as 5ezea; q the drawback 9soyls-
ions IL s>esi3a - sail no. Apply - arsi-
ci~s manufactured - ,l.s country from
impaired In plates. ere
TIE cSn.e-ence znea1e5 tae 1roy.So
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pAPER scHrDrLF-

On mechanically EF0Ea.s Sooi c1ip
The hS.s@ rz-e g ! II ceats per cos11
dry weight. Eas restored.
ras paragraph n rezz- &c printing
paper Kas entirely re-Er zen A. amen.
"a. I; Is as ,7iieEs. Printing paper
uasizet. sized o. glued. suitable Sor
c55ks srd sezE2sp~rs vsiBe3 az nsi
above seats - Poaat. z-is cent pr
pound. vslzsi a. : cents zss Do, sts5se
l.. cents per 2ggns. s-ie cs-f pe-
Dosnd. vaissd besE-sa ? - ars esats
per 7>gr1. $40 cen;- s8I1ef aetxee1 :
And csa-4. s-i3 Ses.. sa.se. s-.ssAS (
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TIE senate rate wss retained on the
following acids: Borscs- and ci;ric. ans
the house rate restored On gallo ana
tsrtagic. while a new rate Of CENTS per
pound is flxe4 on Tactic.
The conference struck out enc senate
paragraph relating q tsrtaric-
There vas a compromise On white lead
az us cents per pound.
Tas house paragraph IN regard - Ok
De o. zinc and white paint vas restored
There was a general Change ot rates
on LEAD. white acetate - lad being FIX
Il az 10 cents per pound brown. gray
or yellaE al "a cents nitrate at IL
cezrs aas Tihsrze a. z3-s cents Per
pound There are generally c9Dpro-
rnlsss between ne rates q ne two
houses Paos9ho-o1s was conD o1nlzef
a: "a cents PER pound
TIE 5oUss rs;e on sulphur vas -
stored TIE senate made an a1ssst-r~rt
% the sulphur paragraph. siirzi.g
crude birthstone % come IN ~ ~ cen-s
per ton. but The conference s--1ck ria
ou.. Including ;ais srTic's IA re = rate.
as originally Hxef ~ TIE hpuse-
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Manganese ore was restored 70 :he
free list as was cocoanut OIL
The house phraseology OF the para
graph in regard to ores Of gold, silver
etc. was restored, which has the effec.
of making free nickel and nickel mat
ter.
The senate amendment; making free
paintings. drawings and statuary was
also stricken on.
AGRICULTURAL SCHEDULE.
Raw cotton. which the senate made
dudable at the rate OF 20 per cent ad va
loren. was restored 20 the free lis:
Paragraph 21s. relating 10 cattle. as 1;
passed the senate, was changed some
what as TO rates, 1915 being fixed as the
rate on cattle valued a; not more than
Sl4 per head. instead OF $3.50. while ad
yalo.em rate Of q l-2 per cen, vas fixed
on cattle OF a greater value. instead OF
Is per cent in the senate amendment
The difference between he two houses
or beans was compromised. being made
As cents per bushel.
The duty on seeds not specially pro-
vided for vas made 90 per cent. the SEN
axe rate being IS and che house rate 40
per cent
The paragraph IN regard 20 packed
fish was amended by The senate - as 20
be made TO apply specifically 70 hsa In
packages.
Paragraph esl vas amended 50 a. 20
specifically provide ia: fresh nzckerel,
haliout or salmon should be du,iabIe at
tho rate o. cent pc. pound. as xeli a.
the picked or sal.ed article
Paragraph 80. in reference q apples.
es>. WAS amended 50 az . orni, ca-rants
and the house rate % cents per pound
OF such dried fruits - apples. peaches.
pears ana berries prepared IN amp man
ne- was restored
The grAps paragraph was Ai;s.e5 - a.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
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Jra 1884 til 1892 var bans @tagt life
tor; men oa 9e%motraternss fnuience
Seier | bet iiofnRpnte aar ipntes at
BABE opreoet bet republitanite 8arti o9
brast bet paa 3uGerne, tO9 ban zig for
at reiIe bet op. % ban bar 9iort bette
pda en- Waaoe, iOm uiier, at bon er ct
OrganiiatiOustaleut. 4aa aIe Steoer
! Staten Neiu g)Orf Tar ban bannei
republlfanIte 6preniuger, iom bOloer
9cbt iammen o. lures ai en- Silje.
Oct er oisie 5~Ureainger, man tatoer
WfaItinen. 8lntt btrtSsrer ben. % be
Seire, lom BET republlfanife Iorti bar
0nnbet ! 9eip gorf iiben 1892, ltploes
Tor en- rGientlis Gel bans arbeioe %
Sbarbisbeo.
Tlait aflsier ben Ace Marts 9noib
Q. SiI Os bIiuer inOtil 1899 Den eres
tie republifaufe Ssnator ira 9ieip
YOrt, ba Gemofrdten Murpbps Ger.
min iDrlt uolsber ON to gar. 8raii.
bent Dic9inlep moa iaaleoeS ta9e
Ylatt paa &aao, raar oct gieloer at
uooele @mbeoer til Gmpireitatsns
WGnb. Der er al Gruuo iii at ans
ta9e, at be pll arbeioe iammen / Gni6s
beo % meo COB 5orItauelie. Zen
milee @tcaintep pil life ilua i Sorbet
ilseiom Garfield, on Gpnflins Iors
longte Gmbeoer ipr fine 8enner, ps
lise: seq lfal lnOe Dig uioe, at ies
er 9ra Iioent!" 3bomas 6. Glatt err
beler ln9en Tpscoe Gontlius. Gen
Satouii, iom i SOsAarens ps ienere
raaoeoe inoen bet republifanlf e Earti,
er pegen for ct itFrrs 59orelanos iino.
Get er III 9empfraterne, iom err usnlse.