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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
A BEAUMONT BUDGET
A MANDATORY INJUNCTION TO COM
PEI WAFER SURELY.
Dig success-Activity In the
I&nyscc Offices.

Beaumont. Texas, August 6.--L. #. Ches-
ter of the law firm of Votaw, Chester &
Dies on last Saturday visited Houston and
obtained from Judge Tod OF the Harris
county district court mandatory
Injunction compelling Edwin Moore
to comply with contract TO furnish
water with which to irrigato land planted
In rice by w. X. King, both parties living
In this county. The petition for injunction
says that Moore entered into a contract to
furnish water sufficient to irrlgate 400
acres of land. Relying on this contract
King planted lG5 acres In rice aud Moore
has refused to furnish water to irrigate 1t.
Tho petition further alleged that Moore
was In position to comply with his con-
tract and petitioner asked for an i'm
mediate injunction commanding and re-
qurng him to so do and also restraining
from further refusing to furnish water. The
injunction was asked because Moore was
alleged insolvent.
The petition was first presented to S. p.
West judge Of the First judicial district
and he refused the Injunction holding
that the court was without power 10 COM
pei defendant. even though insolvent
TO comply with a contract.
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A BIG SUCCESS.

The first excursion from Beaumont to
New Sabine Pass was run this afternoon
and 1t was a grand success The train
left this city at 10 o'clock with 1875 Beau
monters, who departed happy. and It re-
turned at O'Clock with the entire party
still in pleasant frame of mind. Super
mtepdent George C. De Young and Agent
John II. Goodhue accompanied them, and
the run to and from Sabine Pass was made
In an hour, which evidenced the great
improvements that havo recently beer;
made In the track and roadbed of the Sa-
bino and East Texas between this city
and the Pass. At the new town the ex-
cursionists were taken In charge by repre-
sentatives o: the Sabine Land and Improve
meat company and after inspecting the
different improvements being made by the
company embarked on ocean tugs and
enjoyed pleasant ride out through the
jatties
Congressman s. r. Cooper accompanied
tho eNcurslonsts from Beaumont and OK.
pressed himself as surprised at the many
substantial improvements being made at
the Pass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
Wr. Gnrrisou,s Boo,n.

Austin Texas, August G.Judge s. j,
Hendricks OF Henderson was In the city
today on his way back from the knights
'of Honor convention at San Antonio. He
Dsays that r. S. Garrison'e boom for tho
state treasuryship ls IN healthy rondi-
Ition and that DeGiaffenrlcd will succeed
shimnelf In congress from the Third district.
'lle tx o. the oplnlcn that W. NJ. Imhoden
will set tho nomination for congress In the
Second district aud may himself run for
the State senate to succeed Hon. T. Il.
fROrau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
BIG SUIT FOR REAL rsrArn.

Suit has been filed In the district court
by w. +. Treat OF Hill county. Pauline
T. Sellers of Caldwell and Maud s Young.
$. o. Young, Frank II. Mcmahon and
Anna Mcmahon against the Galveston
Wharf company and Maria L. and Howard
d. Bean of New York. Everett p Wheeler
and Thomas W. Pearsall, trustees Of the
viii OF Paul Spofford, A j Walker aud
the Galveston Cotton Compress company.
II is case of trespass to try title and
INVOLVES tho ownership Of four blocks of
ground fronting on the wharf front upon
part Of which Is located the Moody Cotton
compress. The suit is for s250,00O and
$4,000 year for use of the property since
1t is alleged defendants took charge on
January 2, 1897. Tho land claimed by
Treat is part of the John Sellers estate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
ELEVENTH TEXAS CAVALRY.
Old settlers and Confcdcrufcs Paacsd
a Pleasant Day.

Denton, Texas August 6,--'rhe second
day OF the reunion Of the old settlers OF
Cavalry passed PLEASANTLY and without an
Incident to mar it's enjoyment Five thou
sand people were here.
Tho features OF today were speecues by
Judge Il. II, pinur and Hon j, g. kcnr-
bv a meeting Of the Eleventh Texas WAS
held at o'clock, at which Detroit was
selected as their next place OF meeting for
next wear. after Witch tho reunion closed
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to undergo the operation of ovariot
the cutting out of the ovary.
Yes, you will recover, at least II
you will; but you will never be 3
the same woman again. Congestid
the ovnries is fatal to health. III
have any such symptoms be adj
in time /; take Il medicine of spe
powers! You can find none 81
than Lydia Il. Pinkham's Veges
Compound, prepared especially toI
the needs of woman's sexual sys1
You can get it at any good drugg
Following we publish n letter 4
a woman in Milwaukee, which rel
how she was cured of ovarian trou|
Dear Mrs. PinlSham:--I suffered y
congestion of the ovaries and inflar|
ton of the womb. Ihad been trop}
with suppressed ana painful menstl
ton from u girl. The doctors told
the ovaries would have to be remo|
l took treatment two years to esd
an operation, but still remained mi
cradle health in both body and mind,
pecting to part with my reason j
coming month. After using one bcl
of Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable @,
pound and package of SanativeWj
Twas very much relieved. l contiul
to use your remedies until cured.
last nine months have been passed
perfect good health. This, II know, I'd
entirely to the Vegetable Compou
My gratitude is great, indeed, to,
one to whom so many women owe u
health and happiness. "-MRs. n.
KNAPP, 563 Wentworth Ave-, Milw
kee, Wis.
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KANSAS City and DIR. Victor Norgarrd Of
washington, ID. c., who viii represent the
United States government Mr.. Kcfcrg
deserves credit for FIRST introducing Ito
E!ippine business and II wiis a. his ranch
m Nueccs county that Or. Norgarrl was
Ftationed for several years for no other
'purpose than to investigate The cg on
scattle and the way to yet rll o. t before
sshpping the cattle
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Officers Installed.

Bastrop. Texas, August Cat the last
regular meeting Gutenberg lodge No. 1o9,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, in
stalled the following officers: All Jung,
robse strand; J. +. Nash, vice grand; T. A.
has.eF, secretary Joe Jung, treasurer; r.
J. Warren, right support 10 noble grand !,
a. Keller left support to noble grand
4. J. ooley, right support to vice grand
j. Schulz. left suprorS to vice grand; A.
sehuike, warden; w. II. Byrd, inner
guard
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FRoM the srArE CAPITAL.
interest In she Experiment for KIN
fDw Fever Ticks.

fpG Fever Ticks.
Austin. Texas, August s,--Messrs. Kie-
berg and Tullls OF the Texas h,o stock
sanitary commission were here today en-
route TO Fort Worth, where on Moneay
next, thcroush test OF the dipping OK
pertinent fer ticks on cet,lc win 10 made.
IN addition to the Texas live stock COM
mission there Win be present 90 lie &c.
s s, tho Naness live s.oeK comnission.
ohi'ed states Cattle Inspector bean OF
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nrysn Locals.

brysn, Texas, August 6.--Colcnei 7. T.,
porham' State convict Inspector was here
yesterday inspecting the convict camps in
the Bwzos bottom near Bryan.
Hon John NJ. King, assistant attorney
general, from Austin. was in Bryan on
legal business today
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Mnlkey Meeiing CIosca.

Manor. Texas August e.--Rev. Abe Mui,
KY closed his meeting at this place last
nght, Nearly 100 conversions and all the
churches much enthused is the visible re :
SUIT OF his ten days stay. He goes from
His wife accompanies him.
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Improvcmonts fnr nIcbm,n,

Riehmcnd, Texas. August CA local
telephone system will likely be put in here
this month
\ large number OF prospeetos were in
town to-day looking FOR location for sew
eral families.
MT l.. Miller OF Houston will likely nut
In an electric plant here In the course OF
few weeks.
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TORPEDO BoATs MAY COME,


1t is probable that a flotiila of modern
fast, high powered torpedo boats will
como to Galveston. Al any rate an effort
viii be made to get them here. Win
this end In Wow some correspondence .s
now going ca between Galveston citizens
and Congressman Hawley.
These boats are now congrogated n.
Newport and are being fitted up for a
cruise dcwa the Atlantic coast,
1t has not yet been decidsd Just when
the fleet viii sail from Newport. They
may not get away for week or ten days
yet and they would likely consume ten days
or two weeks in reaching New Orleans.
III they should be ordered here before
going up tho river they ought to reach
Galveston about September l. II they
aie brought here otter their cruise up the
father Of waters Il would make thor visit
about a month laisr.
n modern torpedo boat has never vet
disturbed the Texas waters. NOT enc OF
these wonderful Nttle engines of destrue-
ton has ever been seen on this coast.
Whlle not as big as a hattlcship and not
ranking as high as even guaboaA or q
cruiser they have aH interest of their own,
fhey are little in size. bust they are big In
onoAsivc power AVID uacle sam has the
ineSt lot Of them afloai. These little vsS-
sells are the speediest craft In the world
To-Day They SO through the water at
hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
STOCKING-M MORTON.

Miss Annie Morton. from Brenham, and
Mr.. Bascom Stocking went before Judge
Hannay this morning and asked to be made
man and wife. and the accommodating
Judge accordingly lied them together ;or
better or for verse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
Chnrged WIZ mfnnticiae.

i.aGrange. Texas, August e.-George
Jones ooiered is under arrest. charged
With killing his own child by SINE herring
II to death with bed clothes. He win hAyo
his examining trial before Justice l,esln,t
ter next Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
yBRpIcT FOR CoMpANY.

In the district court late yesterday ovens
ing the tury in the suite OF White vs..
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad
company for $4,000 damages brought In a
verdict for the railroad company. The Jury
was tied I'm for three days. This is tie
second victory for the company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
COPIES OF GENERAL LAWS.

The secretary OF state today received
from the printer the general laws Of the
regular session Of the Twenty-iifth ltgis-
laturc They will be sent to members 81
the legislature and to county officials
within the next two or three days. The
acts OF the srecial session will he out In
about two weeks. Copies Of the laws can
be obtained for 20 cents; by nail 80 cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07

Terrell. Texas. August GA storm few
eral tenant houses from the blocks, greatly
damaged orchards and the growing crops
Ia the storms path.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07

Ardmore, !. r., August 6.-The rcporte
uprising OF Indians sent out b. corr
spondent from this place is worrying i
injury to the people and country. The 10
dians are too few TO attempt an art of hi
nature and moreover they are not 70 II
clincd 80 =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
ENGINgER M,ARpLu RESIGNS.

ENGINEER MARBLE RESIGNS.
Thomas McArdlc, chief engineer OF tho
water works station. has resigned.
This afternoon he banded the following
communication to the secretary OF the
board OF water commissioners:
ITO tho Board Of Water Commissioners
OF the City OF Galveston. Gentlemen: \
hereby tender you my resignation AZ chief
enginser OF the pumping station and ask
that you accops the same and relieve me
from duty at once.
'ThomaI McArdle."
Upon receipt of this President Lange of
the board aad Superintendent Peek de-
cidsd 10 relieve Mr.. McArdle Immediately
Tomorrow nssrnirs he will be succeeded
by Mr.. w. H. Reynolds. who was elected
at recent meeting of the council 10 sue
coed Mr.. McArdle. but who was restrained
by writ OF injunction Issued from the
district court. This afternoon Mr.. Me-
ArIle Informed reporter that he had no
titled his attorneys 10 withdraw the suit
fer injunction. The cas- was set down
for hearing Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
A Cu.tlnr Anrnr.

Taylor. TeSas, Ausust s--In a difficulty
mere Yesterday evening. Marsh bridges. a
clerk In womack & starsis store, was
seriously cut IN the LET, side near The hear,
the difficulty occurred over some misun.
oersiaadiuS over business Transaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
Cal.lxyell Counts allne..

Lui!ng. Texas, August e.--The reported
rich gold ssrikc in ilano has again started
local miners to work, The last authentic
run frcn tho ore taken from. tho Iron
Mountain uines. assaysd $50 per tor, nos n
naa showing with the eruio apparatus used
Inc ore 10 silver In red sandstone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
A Joint EXCLUSION.

The Gulf and Interstate and Kansas
City, Pitt9burg and Gulf will give a Joint
excursion from Galveston to Port Arthur
next Sunday. The fare for the round trim
VIII be- 81. Trains will leave foot of Ire.
mont street at 1880 Il. H.. and returning
VIII leave Port Arthur about 1870 N. N,
Fl. c. Archer. ticket agent of the Hous
ton East and West Texas and Kansas CITY,
rntsburg and Gulf, has charge of the
affair." ~
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senator Mills Nat Talking po,i.ics.

II Dallas, Texas. August G,.--senator Roger
w. Mills ~ in the city tonight. on route
EEhome to corsicana from the Confederate
Sfrcunion at Denton He RECALLED a large
I&party OF friends with interesting storles
asfor several hours. iio says he viii talk
ito tho old soldiers this year but that no
S'{will talk politics when the campaign opens
Nm 1904 - - -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07

skin, ard blood diseases OF all forms. CO.
taiT,, ana senses OF women.
Aearess or csdl on DIR HATHAWAY II
La. ~ VI
Mall tre9tirent rlvsn by sending "a
svnipton, blank No. l. for men, No q ~
womsn; No. :. for skin diseases; No. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
ENLARGING THr HOME.

The work Of charging the Confederate
Home began today. Room for thirty add
tional inmates will be added.
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Indian Verritory Nn.ou.

Ardmore, |. T., August G.--The annual
school Of instruction of the Indian Terri
tory Freemascnry convened this morning
me town Is full of delegates to The risEd
iodSe. which convenes here next THURSDAY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07

Throw phystc to tho dogs" and use An.
gostvra hitters, u you desire good digss.
tton ana healthy appetite Solo manufac-
sureFs' pr y, q. y. Hisgert = Sous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07

and Mally After discussing matters con-
nectcd with the MANAGEMENT OF the assc.
c.atlon the meeting adjourned subject to
call.
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The Reputation

" HcH Dr. liam
way & Co. have
built up has beee
Won by hard an
honest work. The
are without douh
the true and sue
cessful Specialist
Of the United S,ateS
in the treatenen, 81
all delicate and
private diseases ps.
culiar 10 men ana
women. tf|
SPECIALTTES:
Specific blood po'-
sonirg. nervous De:
hilNy, kidney ara
urinary difflcultisS
hytirocele. varieo-
c q ! e, stricturs5,
niles. rheumatism
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big -Four Route. st. Louis, East. Fin
trains, fine track. Merchants Bridge.
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entlre tAIes a. tht ysA-.
The preliminary statement O. the MEXICAN
Central Eallrohe for The year enas5 Ds1- S!
khOsk:
1sah. lsa! clang,,
Gross aA-ntirs 81 {. sDs. orc o., ~. -Bt Inc gT!tEss
o.. tIy e Ines 600. t7S<,E7s E.Irb. gsl Ina 80 $50
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kpsu.psass A Mroonun h-r ssse rr.- ia 7sn. me
IrR East E,rhtyF trth srrrets Dcnr Lex1nrtm rvsnne.
vax1eRR. ftres nressoy s.nnefruaz nSnrfnlcrf
hunn-s, fr g7RpUn.
y Eirisd hns sod sr ssrwnr1 q Smith the fcu--norr
American basement DWELLING No. AHs Nesa Ninory-
nTrz Errtsd % y. Kueving; also the tnrrestulT oweD.
ms. suxsir1 zoo. No. az Esu Etnety ssound strrst 1r
n u. brown
wn-ryn a skflin hE-e sold for 2 eainss IN.
fveFrurr fr1ck nat with s1nrt. shhroOh. On TIE
ruuthwesr rurnsr % Columbus svenns and j" h
sr-re1.
A n PEruunf has aold for A Rnuchfust tn. three
ralrT snupefrun1 owallins, lSrbexTS, No. GbS Waai
Enc Hveuu.. nj sPG.ODb. 10 Ruiprr1 ". 1slt
trc.D. 4 Turior hHvt sud o plot ~ ll1lsh On the
northwest rorfer % Lepox Ertnus Hnc 1b-tt Ftrrct
Duurls Butnn.un In, Sole tr . His. GrNhnn 70 q
J.. ~ hulf the fuuf FfOny efunr frui cvclftng. win
1ui st1 ] COS. Nn. &C Eusi Fifty strtf strect-
Be-7er a son have hOuctd tie In Ht11bO.b.y no. zoe
" egf Tffgr second gtfrti. ~ q sist Ton . modern Jri
ruie sthils. nno frtm q Nj. X htKnDherf the plui Nus
H2s - kaf Wesn PIN SECOND street sszlUb.tx8 20,
uIur v hiuh three hRis viii ht e-eCt-d.
X. HEvden a On. bnvt Rnld for Adler AND Bsrr1unr
tie li "a tIl soc. with frame buildings. Tn the Du-ft
sidt uf Tu-ry SECOND errtet. 10 fset osrn uf Ninth ave
nue., ~ builoarx st-einer 4 Son. who VIII ercrf . nHt
scfrRs 4 Rinfff-srr have snId for THE estate "a TrEpr
che rvrar the rwo OLD frur<rurE tcntneuts with plut
xl.hrHt.B, Nos. 1ht sne 1h1 w-gi Twenty fourth
street, 20 {. A winch whp VIII ereu . slr siory stnhls
and lot building ON the site.
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oEiS-sjrr wni ouA hales 1t.hbb track vhite ~
g1&hOc. Zone for export 80 ! white Eb& sBg e..
30 ! &C. fsc.; No. y vhit.. olfJ1~G. FER; No. . Do
"a opt, ~-v1-rued vhf1., su-.cs No. . mixed dipped
f1-yr.. 10. : m;1-G, fI.yc-. No 8 Co. kbe, rt5srtoe
Ini1ed 1Fscl track nrIsa lhaEse- Furury4 DE-
cliu-e 4rr. ~; &" Change " Hny On uurt VIZ " 1a
2.trc- coEins flrr IUIwe sAIes !b.0gp buGh- M
s01gvE
Los
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BpsHhArTur " 7 Feh. g--Tb. rp-uinl scs
siun q: TIE bpGrt Of suporvisurt nri thus morn
.nr ~ continue The t1v sstiEEtio1 0. the bribery
ohn-res recently prets--se IN connection with
the adoption q. ErrhitsctE' plnns fur . upurt
house 70 Replace The On. recently DESTROYED nv
IRE A-cniisc1 7. L lLoey 81 lhit city, uuou-
the rE1o examination q Judge j. ". Downs,
uounscl Toy The board. ADMIRED thai LIN
cEughte-, Misc Gcnev1.rt Lacey, WHIT ~ eip-
plpyee u hlt ufhce, hao. given suJrrrvirur Dun
ham ZOO u fbvu' tnt lAueE 81 plEiis- Iiunnnn
10 Greui ChlG u Esru-ut u -. improved Orda,
Of Lee Men q. tkiE SJEte.
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TWoPer Cent. Dividends

pn1o tp-mu-ruw rDd IN the lr1 " ~ e-- mut, 7, M
ocJ'oziturS- eithe- tn IN, cEtinsii account. o, ,.,t
counts. Huf3ecn 20 rheut. Open yuuf scunuuu w.,
lo~a. dopS yop suyJsos. sunni ON. wound IT, nfu. 1, ,.
pune US Curing In. Ins fev murthsS Q.-yuil,
suint tine wound sJp,sHr 20 make n rlair ,. 90,
Ten Thuusuno Dplihrhs and " WI EAVT W
We CLAIM nv you mn tnteresu-e n fuo,s
monthly The facis art, We hnv. N the EElLI.s
nARKET REG1sTEh FTsTIn al t~nfnllIti. tn-tn.t Z
earning laree p-ufu IN the mnrkai hnC tr-sta.s a lN.u,
capital ~ our own VIZ uUulc use NJ o iruri II rs
seires, o Large amount uf extra cHpttA. upui v ulgh
~ stsplusey guarantees 4 j-f urri months u'-e
tt fam thni we nRr -h-r nj Enn mu-, thar ", p.uyr.
sno JDst i IMPOSSIBLE DeJtettt witt IA, tun
we'd hrve run fG- hheso ~ ars Jrrvlpus w-+l md
oept-itt M $4,000, O. n.nBu. sno 5000 ny. nr mac
~ tn. unsppiIiBricnreo HrEfnrs tInnk drruritr IN, ~
thu~e y hc an tbc-UuShi- pushed me hnvt IN .arrAt-c
Any reIrescrturt-e ~ . frnk- tnrurnnrs ounu,r,
corporation or finsnclAl buukf viii NJ even is-uris
mon 90 v1Eii the uIreTettfH ruunn ~ uu- frut en- TTr
TBOUkAED DcLLl1.s PAID TNMErlATT.T u rb-v
uni uisput. the eH-IiIf power we claim Ion v-1s
lung lrttorh- bun rnn DUrf Tax uf VIII, We y AM 10
J,Datfk ur mort moD-y aAk som. hunk IN, tn-r oa
bon diEruis or oputl IRE tndu-ren,.uis us nuno-.os
&C Huntlenisr IL integrity. unit vut hrvs r-sr itv
yourref. Durf fEilirTt lac y tat condemns ut for I'm
know he Dsed. Ten Thousand lplln1 10 nurt ~ vpt
" ~ the fac< Thoroughly o.mDusl-Hi-o thH trpurn,
us our heavy pHrruih-., Ipruis-if-. prurj-s-1sJ. une
NJ c1urrnuuf business N o few nIrsuG
We NV uuuvel1cufiy iu1niea. trsnutf.u uri-~ t,pns.
cIpeI- hank reic-ensek, atrt-eI ulurEA. ~vrry facility
o rer-c, money N cui4. 4 J-- sent month";, c,-1ocu1s
nrEinsf luaG Loot fuf 9 mur snsuEtsr1uy irvssp
mcui Circular sem ty mai
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Futures CLOSED EtaRdr with prices unchanged - !
y1inIt lower, The sLlef were hr-Hf hErN EEvrf ar
allpes - EEm.urs vm unchanged o. = Ife i0wef
SEultH v ~ CLi,I ~ unHLLig-t U-N,et --H.!pIA. %. 600.
stock SKA. bDl. tln renf,Trhr ',UN. nuHE. .s- uU".
American warehouse Deliveries yeEtsraEy, gU.Gaf
hErA. Prices declined slightly fy~GEy u fruJEIly
with "HAisf European rHldrs.
NAVE sTunES- a,riTf irmHy ~ Hf.pttKpG rps.i
st4Edy a. ll.7C fW Apulpur 70 yrpc TJ-tiueE.
FTTBuETN-C-udF aerrltGLI-. hr-t vprt rurtnc a.
f1r IL ~ CITY. ~ mLrLHt jsui.It-c unchanged.
TBorInOSs-LE-c EG- ~ SgHE. p1rt rrn.. M,sG
o.. hhW g.. TElgv, Gs&GN. Bututr-D~Lur'y
VI HSterIa tlf-Gf D. tZErHk -aG Sc. 90 STATE -sa
lSg, sJHIt CEtry, EEl:-trEII ruih. JLlrls q n-,I,
iu,Glt.gr. ChsesS-Sthu. M cream IErFt- rin--a.
common u fancy, ~HG-E-gr o.. EnLA re +. 81
LESs-EennFylrEl ANA trtsA E~alturr1. GhliAt, .Ec
Western a.. 1bt.C.
su6Eh-FHw dL- huI siehdv So tHsi. = -B!6a
Pee ~ t-Fl, g-sE EefBec unchanged and duA-
CHsAsu. Pet. % -TLrn. were i.,-.Ly > urir.4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-28

res. .nd <-rr-n1ifurur PrssJs7z,nsl en sxus~s
The nrf nsrrfs uf fhe TrnnEurT ~ thr uloscsrf
husfDcns today. ne officially nnrnJutrd- unru1kr.
with fboee d isst Saturday ne faADws:
nm ~. M. r..
cole RON ana f,uI,op g1IT sees np tldS.SsR. SIS
Rfi~er dufln-x nDo huIliun. 1hyp7R.na7 1h.f5l-t11
rnfted STATES nutfg ....-- h~.Heh.t9A h.ktA,k4f
Cuitr nnauts IN arresf ~
o~nrno iinhnifi.s - n ,sasysss B-.ssSs7p
A~nnnflr cash falanrn.f m
ciudinr g0id hAlanrb' tsl4 ass, ssp ssis.ouR.oss
Money in London. Ia d2 y cent. Pate o. dis
count n open market, FOR both hborf Rno thrhe
months hills Q cnrt. Paris advices cnoie 3
cent? Nj 1O1 lrHnos ~ confines. E1chRnre On
London. q francs ISM centimcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-28

The ssuTimenf to-day wR decidedly hullish. and
prices Hru--d q substantial Improvement liverpool
wa hirhsi. t.rl 4ur futures Enc HIuIs. with . g,nd
n~ulEnL lnT k'u aotlai- Eu-op+ And thf Suutt bought
her. Manchester rer1-t-5 = goes Gen gnc ~ FrrnuF
prlocs4 Jne rssnlns v tlt hClt tbrrt 10 vtry Drtlt
1tapneit n g sr.- Lrd sho-Js nJre-rc 1glref OPENED
hichef, advanced Ft-hai'v Enc ul'Hec friu al The iHH5
hgurt+ az tht CAV May "0ufrnt thai III. IAN ILLi
Jhe-t Ii d r-fuIs, thorI irrH'v+a u lnt market Than
M generally hrisvec o. siim vhf lTvriuI"c I.-aLr,
Enc tim TINS fhlrT tnfrrefH 4 h~'uu.in. urrv uus o. ~
cnuui a. the sgEru1rT % fpr rlrlur Nj the ~uUgL.
CurTEI-Ehc nI the sppi va eul tut si+Bey NJ.
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