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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
Dun's and Bradstrcet's Reports on
the Condition Of Business.
COTTON AND WOOL INDUSTRIES FLAT
Busincs IN the West Nnd North
wcst sntisfactory--Dnm Finds Mtg
Volume of Trade Evcryvhcrc.

New York, March eS.@-R, G. Dun,s 4
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade Will say to-
morrow:
affects business to some extent More than
Ssi 100000 gold received or on It's way
since this movement besan with amply
bank reserves ana treasury reserves. and
| redemption OF notes in all neariy a third
smaller than i'm February to date. with no
strinsency in the money market aud ster-
lins exchange weak with the volume of
business at clearing houses outside Of New
York larger than In 1899 by 60 per cent
this month and with failures nearly 50.
per vent smaller than last year aud 81
per cent smaller than the same month OF
1892. there is not much visible ground for
pnnic, even II earnest effort should fail to
keep peace with honor
WErlke reports come every day ana
stock operators make the most oil them
ard yet the average OF prices of railroad
stock Ia S53.0S against shS.2U two weeks
ago today. Nor have Industrial operations
peen nerceptibiy affected except where
extraordinary buying for some weeks past
has mnue necessary pause for breath. 80
to speak, or where unnatural prices had
caused halt before the destruction OF the
Maine. Some decrease in new engagements
would be expected with war apparently
near. but as yet scarcely any indication
of decrease for that reason is seen, 1t is
difficult to take dismal views when the
Nation Ia surprising all records In mar
keting products.
Atlantic exports Of wheat for the week
have been 2.l60,S26 bushels. against 1,2ta,-
ESQ last year, and In four weeks a,3025t4
flour included, against 5,103,425 last year.
The price has declined rs. but the heavy
shipments and contracts for export are
having constant influence.
Corn has declined only small fraction,
Cotton has fallen a sixteenth in spots IN
spite OF large exports, because sales OF
fertilizers and otter evidences indicate
that curtailment OF acreage this year will
be less than was expected.
Cotton mills AZ Fall River still increase
their accumulated stocks about 2,0ooo00
pieces and print cloths have declined 10
2.06 cents, the lowest quotation on record |
The iron and steel industry is more fully
employed than ever before in its history
and although products of Bessrmer pig Is
beyond NIL precedent, the price advances
and billets are still bought III open mardet |
by some OF the largest producers. other
pig Is steady In price and no decline APP
pears. in finished products. The structural
demand during the first quarter was 81 |
per cent larger than in the same quarter
OF any previous year
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Rates 81. so and $500 per day.
2..... JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

George. c. catlett, San Antonio: C. Fl, Tyr
ERl, II, Louis: R, e. Armstrong, Galveston;
Pfsrer Mccoy. Baird; l.. II. Galencie, Bos-
Na, VIM II. Behring. st. Louis; f. R, Wood
{Nad, Fort Worth; S. NJ. Henderson, Apge-
ila county; l., d. Cobbs, San Antonio: !, ID.
Bore, city II. H Home and wife. Wilkes
.irIe Pa; D. J. Hagerty, Nashville, Tenn.,
l. segrest West Lake, La w. L., Hay
vtod, Jefferson; w, II. Rnyer, St Louis;
Htber Stone, Brenhanl: F. L. Adreon. St.
|iah; s. Harding AMI wife. Seymour.
va; D. Munce5, San Antonio; J. Waddy
Ii!s. Chicago, b. F. Walker. Eagle Lake.
ISH, Halligsn, st. Louis; 4. L. Willets. New
|,@k; J. T. sweetmhp. Galveston; C. II.
tlsby. Port Arthur; S. c. Lusk, New Or
|psS; R p. Clark, Galveston; DR.. George II.
|seven, San Antonio; Lon Gresham New Or
Sl +, Zweifel Galveston Ben Hilhromer.
Snfinnat; J. a, Norris San Antonio. ". r.
|hu!eherson. Roanoke. La; james Beaumont
- VIE, Victoria; w. L. Hip, Houston; T.
H. Myers. Galveston; Il. r. Mcbride, ". II.
nleening, San Antonio: g. Lawson, NJ. X.
no !. railway: f. NJ. Davis, Dallas; Captain
Is E. raulkner Houston: Vim. l.. Prather,
ssso; Mrs. c. e. Adams, San Antonio; A.
: Westeryelt New York.
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nRADsrnEEr's on FINANCE.
DBIi and Nervous Tone Prevails In
All snccnImIx CLrcies.

All spccuiniiyc Circles.
New York, Marc h25. -Bradsireets inan-
ciaI review tomorrow will say:
a dull and nervous tone has prevailed In
speculative circles and while ths market
has been generally weak and lower. sew
eral slight rallies were produced by the
short interest. Attention has bsen conferred
TO even a greater extent than in the pre-
ced!ng weeks on the relations between the
United States and Spain and the probable
ity OF matters in that connection coming
TO head. The public is entirely out OF
the market and tbs larger interests are
also taking comparatively little active in
terest. though foreigners were sellers TO
some extent.
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In. s. lockwood, Wharton; b. r. Clifford
)ctcn; F. A. Show. Jr.. Chicago: y. H.
lodeis, St. Louis. Mo-; George w. Gunnisoa,
i Louis, Mo-. Charles S. Brooks aud wife.
Boston James Wagner. Denison; Benz. l..
England New York; NJ. A. Mcknight, Hal
ksylle; E. Lasker, Galveston; Eugene j.
wilson. Brazoria; George T. PringIe, South
arolina; j. E. Younkman, Kansas City, Mo;
J. Marcuse, Richmond. Va; C. D. Spencer,
chicago; W. f. Jones and wife. Deepwater;
nncls Edward Hill, New York; Mrs. ]. P.
Hogan Mrs. Wilbur Irwin, La Crosse, Wis;
Goldsmith, New York: Miss Jasper Gibbs,
Rleria; Milby Porter. Texas: Pete Anthony
Esheli ]. w Hansell, San Antonio; i. C.
idnn, Boston, Mass.' j. j. Dallam, Palestine;
F, Searls, Chicago. 3cb
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Inaor.rmrnts for lhe BID.

one Of The latest Endorsements Tor the
anti -scalping bill pending before congrlss
is that Of the Boston associated board o.
trade. comprising twenty-four separate
and distinct commercial bodies ana repre-
sent,ng more than 5000 business houses.
The managers OF the Childrens Aid fe
ciety OF Pennsylvania have also passsu
resolutions denouncIng scAipine - eAesV
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I For Eyent. ~ Cn,vc,ton h

The Houston and Texas Central has au-
thoriSed rates based on the distance plan
TO Galveston for the annual convention. OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
April II to III. and for the Epworth League
convention. April 20 TO 22
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THE nnuMrELL SAILS.

The steamship Drumfel called from ga
bine Pess yesterday for Rotterdam with a
cargo consisting OF 200 ,ierces Of lara.
valued al 1000; two carloads Of oak
shayee. 5000; 2e06 agricultural indictments
$4,000; 1o0n bales cotton, $4,000. 5000
sacks wheat. 5000. 7sl5 sacks flour, $751;
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Denton, Texas, March p The Jury d
The Davis CAGE in the district court hers
today returnai verdict Of guilty OF murder
In The second degree. and assessed the
rcnaity at eighteen years In the state
peDitentiary,
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Tried to stnrve HERSELF.

~ worth, Texas. March 25. Mrs. j..
J. .Snes, who mysteriously disappeared
40 uef nome Sunday night at Weather
!, va found yesterday buried In pile
e. .aeai oats in her husbands barn. she
a.. sne Intended to starre herself to
t,rs. airs. Haynes was suffering from
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FuI4s.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
y o p mlils. r.nne lptarlor nnlnts a.nn,
si,isR.

New York March 25.--s,gar--Raw ouirt ana
nrm; fair refining Az centrifugal. SO test, 4
refined steady.
New Orleans. March 252-Sugsr dull open
Kettle sstGl3 i1-1f; no gfanulated or white or
fcrnd, yellow sGats; seconds 25s43 lJ-i6. Nd
insses dun centrifugal LOLA.
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Another Road Tnkcs wncncr..

Or. Seward Webb, president of the wag-
ner Palace Car company, has closed
contract with the oregon Short Line for
the use Of Wagner cars on that line.
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Missouri pncinc In.ncc,,or

st. Louis, March 25.-President George
j. Gould of the Missouri Pacific arrived
here last night. He leaves on tour OF
inspection in his private car today.
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New York. March 25. = The following
table. complied by Bradstreet's. shows the
bank clearings at tho principal cities for tho
past week. with tho percentage OF increase o..
decrease. compared with tho corresponding
week last year:
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sheriff neIlD e.a.

MI senWood, Texas. March 25,-Sherlf
n. " heii died today at ocloek from
III pos, ne received yesterday, as wired
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Palestine, Texas. March "a. john
Hawes brakeman. while switching IN
the yards here fell from box car. sus-
tanning serious injuries.
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GRANTED a FRANCHISE.

The city council met IN special session
this week and granted the Postal Tele-
rraph company Il franchise for the erection
OF poles and wires along and across the
streets aud alleys Of beaumont
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Sans
Shoe Store,
ans Main Street,

600, $50 pieces pitcf, pine lumber, $780,.
Total value Of cargo, sl60.gon.
4 The Drumfcll WIS loaiied With freight
from the Kansas City. pittshnrg and Gulf
railroad
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THE HOTELS

|ApIToL HOTEL
.RlyALS....
Rates. $3.50 to
LOO per day. Six
1egant rooms.
m bath. Large
nipple no o N $.
sntrally located.
tt accommodate
ops for CONNER
" men in the
@tv fHr
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ing z rernicicus influence on the youth
q the country and recommending the PAS
sage Of the blii. - = II
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HIDES, WOOL AND BEES WAX.
Prices paid by Houston dealers:

st. Louis March a. wool--I;nsier; me
dunn. ib@I9; Hight fine. 1895; heavy fine,
Sqi4; tub washed 22Nf2Sia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-26

In spite OF Jack Chinn and other dis
gusted Keutuckians, who insisted that
Kentucky's famous product and favorite
beverage should be used in the christen-
ing OF the new battleship Kentucky,
Miss Bradley, The daughter of Governor
Bradley, carried out her original design
and used bottle of clear water from a
spring from which Abraham Lincoln
used 20 drink when a boy. But the dis
Susted blue grass citizens who looked
upon this water christening as almost
sacr!lege were on hand and determined
that the Kentucky should not enter on
her career without the baptism that they
felt she should have. and, as the big
ship slid gracefully into the water. a
number OF them snatched their bottles
from their hip pockets and dashed Them
against the sides OF the vessel. Then
they repaired 10 the neares: saloon and
rep!enLshed their comm!ssary depart
ments. satisfied that they had indicated
the honor OF their state, although they
had to witness the sacred beverage mix
with the hated water in doing so.
While these representative citizens OF
Kentucky satisfied themselves and their
states honor, there must have been an
element of sadness in 1t all to them to
witness the contents OF their several
TASKS OF old and tested bourbon mixing
with the water Of the Atlantic ocean. To
mix water with Kentucky whisky is re-
garded as an insult to the state and an
objectionable act OF contempt agains;
the beverage. It fs pity for these
patriotic citizens that the contents OF the
bottles they had so enthusiastically con-
veyed from the blue grass region did
not land on the deck OF the vessel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-26
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Men and women doctor their troubles
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III. Aftermath orthe Flood.

The worst OF the food being over and
thoe4 who suffered from It's rarages be-
ing engaged in cleaning up and prepar-
Ing TO resume buEincss and living where
they EFT on. creryoody should be CRATE
luI that che results were no worse.
Wheeling has suffered these Affections
bcf6e, and has frequently demonstrated
her ability % quickly recuperate. The
ZANE can be said OF the towns on either,
nItE 81 her along the river that have
experienced the nigh water.
From nowhere come reports Of any
EfPa, amount of suffering Enough. OF
eorrt", there Is Fomc) among the poorer
ffass+H NJ people, who at such times are
oEtsr irtt destitute. and rhIs Is matter
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s!on pf bnIiheas, damage 10y wlter. and
V:hsF aaE0yanocs there viii be quick re-
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tfas sf;fgtty mat generally comes with
tl4.st&sos ~1iI serve 10 compensate all
f6f tEf aftiicti0n brought by tie Ya,ssg.
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Special Dispatch 10 the lntelligencer
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Amazias
Winters, of Parkersburg. has been given
discharge from the army through the
Intervention of Senator Elklns. Win
tiers was rated as deserter. About a
year ago he separated himself from The
service without really intending to de-
sert. but eventually the record was
against him. and he became liable TO 4
severe penalty The result Of the inter-
cession and presentation OF facts by Mr..
Elkins was that Winters surrendered to
the authorities and was dismissed
without honor" conclusion of the
case which he readily assented to.
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The development o. d policy In the Wis
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Nation have the utmost confidence.
Senator Thursson'4 imprisoned story,
OF what he witnessed In Cuba was bu. a
repetition OF the story related by sena.
tor Proctor in 50 calm and conservative
u manner, and witch produced pro.
found impression on the country, as
paving the way for the action that s. is
now 40 well understood will be taken by.
the President; but 4. came at a time
when there Is need OF calmness and a
deep sense ~ the importance OF the
hour and the momen.ous responsibility
10 be faced, the people being already
familiar with the terrible picture that
was described. The country needs no
more firing UP OF passion. Il Is already
lntthe attitude Of readiness to accept
what is 10 come. and only wants now,
not imprisoned speeches, but cool and
deliberate action which will bring no
dlscredit On the honor OF the country.
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CEMENT n HOUSES.
How to Baiid ons-Ih. sr.t,rial, That
h, ar- us.d In onstruetion. Z. Z

iAef " are Used In Coustruetinn. tgV
This Is the seventh OF series OF ten ar
chiteetural articles. written expressly for
the Saturday lntelllgencer. for the benefit
OF those thinking Of building These nrti-
Giles will be illustrated by Residences OF low
and moderate cost, and showing size and
ariansements of rooms and the cost 10
build. ftSI .iJf(i. Il
Copyright tgS by "shoppelrs Modern
{g1I,I Houses. = Architects. 9
sf"our castles strength will laugh n Siege
10 scorn, Shakespeare. ty
In the thousands OF years that man-
kind has been erecting habltatlons
there has been very little change in the
material used for the main structure.
Earth, or turf. burnt clay wood or
stone about exhaust the list. Largely
as iron and steel are now used in build
Ing for business purposes, scarcely any
use whatever has been made OF them
in dwelling houses, and the reason Is
not far to seek. For the one purpose
they are commended By cheapness,
strength and durability; for the other
they have little to offer that would COM
mend them. From time TO time an
nouncements have been made OF the
application Of glass for building pur-
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The days are gettIn longer. an the nights
.tE air full O. stars;
The cattle scent the clover while they're
loafin' roun' the bars;
An purity soon the blossoms will be bend
In ter the breeze.
An the lily, tilted over by the honey
huntin' bees.
They're formin' O. the BURROWS whar the
seed that's out o. sight
Is dreamln' In the darkness O. the sweet
dcws an the light;
The hills are CROWN Greener an smIlln'
ter the blue.
An a violet Is peepin' from frosty bank
at you.
GIttln' time for hshIn' an wlshin' for q
day
By the rainy rills o April. or the blossom
lanes o. May:
Purity soon the roses II be reeln' In the
breeze.
While a feller's soul Is roamIn' with the
blossoms an the bees!
Chicago Tmes-Herald.
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Pensions and Postmasters.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, March Expansions
have been granted to West Virginia ap-
plicants as follows:
OrIginal-John Jackson. Moundsville,
S.; David Davis, Ally, SC.
Additlonal-A. L. Critics, French
Creek. IS TO SO.
Increase-Thomas Garden, Shinnston,
Sl4 to s17.
Certificate OF Widows pension has
been Issued also TO Minnie Klleves,
Washington, Pa, IS per month.
West Virginia postmasters of the
fourth class have been appointed ag--ol-
lows: William r. Cook, Siberia, Mercer
county; G. NJ. Atkinson, Walnville,
Webster county
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The dramatic scene in <he senate on
Thursday during the delivery OF Senator
Thurston's speech on Cuba has seldom II
ever been equalled In the history OF that
body, and undoubtedly made deep i'm
preston. not only upon his hearers, but
upon the public ut large through the
newspaper reports. 1t was not that the
senator said anything new on the suo-
iect, or advanced any new suggestions
concerning the course 10 be pursued In
the settlement. OF the crisis or 20 bring
peace and freedom to the stricken island.
but because OF the circumstances con-
nscted with the delivery OF the speech
and tae senator's own power OF oratory.
Tnese, and the tension 10 which his own
feelings were wrought by his peculiarly
sad experience on his Cuban trip, cum
bined 70 exert profound influence on
his hearers.
Though extremely warlike In It's tone.
the speech was not one calculated to
breed discomfort with the wise Judgment
tnat is being exercised By the govern
r1entin dealing with the question OF the
Intervention in behalf OF Cuban indie.
peaceucs- On the contrary Mr. Thurs
ten paid high tribute to the admins
trzsloa !o- what It IS accomplishing in
tie preparations t1r the emergency that
Is % co1E,aad Ms remark. In speaking OF
cnosTesa, that we are not mere TO ham
Per CT cripple the President: we are here
70 adT1se ard azsiss him." expressed an
a7D:ec4zt'oa Of the mighty and yet DELI
cz;s Esz12-1:b:lisy wntca deToives upon
I hs:a tEs executive eaa legislative
h.zncs.sss o. re gg.ernmen. a. this juno
ta,s,
TEE: ;Heae ehIazs aye tue and the
sea4;2- pras preap,s3 by a spirit OF
px:r1acilna, :. aesma taa: Aucn speeches
IL tE.as ti:ss are MSzsrfa. unnecessary
$50 essi:n!a:Et N ezt4:e tae public mind
~ 4 tEa>e VIZ. 3: e alrEz1y IN g:a,e OF
esssssTas L:ss1s:a h1: Is patiently waiting
'Dt Sseesazs q. tie tssr f.o1rS Trnca che
f,s'sL:.'sisa>c I'll Ix7 Lf.0Ce CoVgress the
fsrITt Q: sS@s EaTs! c25rt and take the
ssH> e21sss IL % "a sa eitber peace or
HSffS TSs f'seh,&s2. iass freely consultcd
".fuF US E'.+ssss,@TE II CasgTeFs and the
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"'d1r s'''tasE Il sSs*Sssz m lines fsasis.
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E|ai'sss"T ss< .sE41& ate hardly IN keep.
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h1'N' h%' s,ea'trs S:tLsr. srzw, I6ga, ard
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