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A Golf Tournament at Santa Monica
Next Week Shipping and
Personal Notes


SANTA MONICA July LINE nne new
son INKS .aio out On rne sou'n s.oe ~
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MI, - ha.s,aas. 1870 cnr.,st,r.
y, 80 $500. sn.,a,,.. 800 -,
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,,ants ,,.,,a 49, -. ~, .sn- -, =.
,,et ~, 49, s,.,, $780,. 49, a,-+.os
tro,,, ~. a,s. .y .S."s,s' 800 s.,s :
~,sa M. lie s.,,s,. :. . 80.
- ~. $50 s - .-.s 10 ,.-,1S 49, r,s =
hao ,s,s 80. ~. .~s "S - =
so,,t, ~. - 90. 80 ~. =. 80 ~
,o,,a,., - -, $3.50 49, $3.50 d.
~ M same -"esste -o.ne' 1919.
to,rnorant
Sh;nr;rr N.v.
rho sto, G.. 49,. g.. -
,.ndod 800, D. s,.- ~.
cargo ~ Aooo tor. ~ .on, g.. ~. S.,'.sa.,
poc,eo oo-an.n,, $780,, a.. ~"
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a., ,a,..,.r, 49, 80 49, -
trsrsnortat,ass =. t- 80. =. 49, $500 80 .,.'
r,,-.. Cae ps ~ 4-"- Deea"'
80, =. =. r'eeu VI .ne oan Aa.eo
Co,on. rnr,noar ~ n.e ~ ose o. y. ."e
vsssa, tool ohor.a =. CO. $500. a.
80 >,S =. .,,N, Aae
aAu Sap' y. e"e
S,,ane, ~ '"' lily VI
Tha so,o .. 49,.
80 49, ' W." Aeo
80 c..,.- $500. oei DR.
san $50 1855 u, 90 ea.l 'oo"S
~. r1N- ,'... ~ iAAeS ~ 'i,e oo0s.'
o Ie'ei' win d party oi nve aooaru'
s"s ~ enoi. voyase ~ pan reoro'
Wv uASs stay WIN 10 "aoe'
'o"" o"aiu was peiore judge Wei~
~ s " uis'u.nns .ne
e -: ysueo e1vo mn INC al'erna',ve
-. e y. '0 VI 'men'S -nve uays' Win .ne
.r..,,,.ses.s '"e Ao'"'e' ~ '"o III
ofevA1es
Iooay's arrivals at the Clarendon include
MRS. n. Iredinnick, Mrs. G. b. Kinyon.
MRS. N. L. Freeman and e. ]. Mulvihill and
1amiiy OF cotton; M. l. swift and G. Etchi-
son OF Los Angeles; X. II. DOW OF Toledo
Onio' anu A. Hawisey OF san Jose.
recent arrivals at the Clayton are 8.
MARKS ana wire and Mrs. Levy OF Chino
ana M. M. Penrod and family OF San Ber-
nardino'
MT. ana Mrs. Jonn W1gmore OF Los An
geies Will come down on Saturday to spend
the remainder OF enc season at the Anchor
age.
rev. o NJ. Ialt ATTENDED the Chautauqua
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undelivered kilograms

There are undelivered kilograms at the
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A tannery to tan the hides o. cpgs and
wolves has been established In Cheyenne
county. Kansas, ss
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A Soldier Suicides

NEW YORK, July 2.-Sergeant Mel Nal
10y Of Battery I, Seventh United States
artillery, killed himself at Fort slocum
No reason is known for his act.
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abusive, swearing at her. and telling her
never to speak of that money again.
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YILDIZ PALACE, Constantinople,
Sworn enemy Of the many proprietary
medicines which have Of late years invaded
the proprietors make an exception in ia
vor OF one preparation as meritorious as IL
mas been far-reaching in its good. refer
fortifying qualities has conferred Bene-
hts upon weak and suffering humanity.
! therefore add my approval and praise to
THIS nightly meritorious preparation.
MAVROGENY PACHA.
fnysician-in-Chieft to the Sultan Of Turkey.
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as Boulevard Husmann; LondonS Mortimer
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

~ Paris ,h Three per cent rentes, 1881. s7Ac
s. ils,s57 S's'''''ooV' oaiahers.
M i.Vr ,. The stock exchange was uneasy
~, ny .utan crisis arrests the rise. The mar
, ~ ifr Alaerieans ruled dull. owing 10 DO.
s,.tsui complications. The closing tone was
s'tsMy;' There WAS no deL.and w
Lonton.--Consos for money. III a-Is: COR
tois Tor the account. 11l9. Mexican ordi-
i iisry. W.; Mexican censral rev IS. Sc. Bar
az 2,.msis, The rate OF discount In tho onSn
market n,a Tor shert and three months bills is
New York, Total sales of stocks. 3es 5oo
4e. 2so, and Sugar. 16, $40. - SUI
Paris Spanish Is closed At So.
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GRAIN ON A Gown GRADE.
Fine Weather and War Talk Are the
Ruling FACTORS.
Letter BROKERS TOOK CARE OF MAY
Ono Line Of Million Bushels OF
July soi,i-Rcccipts Rather Heavy.
Provisions Also Lower.

! Chicago, March 2I--Prices on the board OF
trade today continued on the down grade.
! Fine weather and war talk were about the
| only factors. Foreign markets showed no IN
cln,atioD to sympathizo with the decline here
but nc support was given to anything except
| May wheat, which was taken care OF by Letter
brolers. Wheat iecinod i,uI<e the latter in
July Corn declined Mc.s oats nc and pro-
visions 5q7iac.
Wheat took a little jump az the opening,
influenced by the steadiness abroad and re.
ported sales of 100000 bushels OF No North
err Wheat by Letter yesterday First trades
IN July were madc Mt sixhSiIl, very httls
cEanr-ng bands nj. the high figure.
Near the close line Of 1,ooOoeO bushels was
sou through one house aud started fresh
aceiihe' Prices reached the lowest poin, for
y ny an, anu closed practically at tic bottom.
, ihe tcthl receipts NJ primary Western mar
Kets were $4,000 bushels. compared with ss..-
e w, last year; Atlantic eieaiances were only
7i q, Dusneis. alty opened lac higher at
~ SOFA UP TO l,05;a. reacted and closed NJ
s si va july opened A@9sc higher at Siaa9
~ u'tllhed to NY, closins, ut .Se}. TS2,.
nv, Urn MaS noinenarily iirm at tho opening.
Guy, following wheat. soniI turned weak Late
secging, due to unfnvorahle weather ana Yer,
Ih"Ne,ate receipts were more than offset by
the absence of demand from sh.pnern ENis,rtss
from Atlantic ports amounted to 7g7. o1o bush.
orders. VI '''''''
weak feeling ruled the oats pit through
OF, the session. The relatively high price of
WIS compared with corr Was the chief card
OF the bears, who hammered the market irer-
" ,, aha lorcea out considerable long property |
put mad little influence IN view OF the prep
ara atoms for the new crop. CleHrancos from |
Atlantic ports were 5i0.05v bushels compared |
with 1900 Yesterday receipts $50 cars. Tho |
close. ~
Ma3 pork closed il5c lower May lard SC lower
and May ribs unchanged
Estimated ccaIts fof tnrorrow--Wheat los |
head.
INC loading futures ranged as follows:
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
New York Stock Market Alternately
Peycrish and Stugnant.
The WEAKNESS IN. SPANISH FOrRS
Ana Washington selIing Were FACE
tors Used by the Bears--All stocks
Closed al Declines.

New York, March 2i.--The stock market
today was alternately feverish and stag
nant, closing at the lowest with the losses
confined to fractions in the railways. but
ranging from 1 to points elsewhere. me
local securities, including Manhattan, Sugar
and the Changers, we're the features Prices
rallied sharply at the opening on the as
sumption that there would be more delay
in dealing with the Cuban question Lon
don, after an easier opening closed better.
but the sales from that quarter were
largely in excess of yesterdays purchases
The changes of attitude of foreign finan-
ciers toward American securities was used
by the bears to hammer the international
shares at frequent intervals, The pressure
against ST. Paul New York Central, Louis
Vile and Nashville and Union Pacific pre-
ferred resulted in recessions of over a
point compared with the high prices es-
tablished IN recent trading.
The weakness of Spanish is abroad
did not escape observation, as 1t was
coupled with the announcement that the
Spanish torpedo !ieel was proceeding west
ward Washington selling emphasized the
local spectators Interpretation of the ac-
tlNlty IN tn1 navy department anu tue
declarations in the senate by a recent ob
server OF the condition in Cuba that the
horrors there were impossible OF eXaggera-
ton and called for Intervention, was not
without effect. These things, taken col
lectively checked the momentary bidding
up Of prices which followed the senate's
determination to adjourn until Monday.
Covering OF shorts from time to time hard
ened the markets tone. but this ia each
| n c a rtrn ftflp In, {:
ment in the final hour brought about the
lowest level of the day,
Thcre was engaged today for mnort one
third of a million in gold. The gold i'm |
ports would have been much larger re-
Gently, it was said but for The purchase
here of round amounts of 90-day bills OF
exchange.
The bond market showed extreme dull |
ness but a tendency was evident toward
a lower level. The transactions were $685.
600
Closing quotations on stocks at New York
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Chicago, March 2i--The supply of cattle
was i,Ahi demand fairly active The bulk
sold az fiosi5. 90; common dressed beer s shsr
10; choice to prime 5.o5iis ip fed Westerns
0flTu. M X 10y
Hogs Receipts liberal market fairly active
at decline Of Sc. Sales were at an extreme
range OF a,fslsfli .25, bulk Mt ; s5sf3 95: fair
70 clo,ee hogs S.ooslioo; common to choice
2. gdyt: .6J. 'Ss'
shcer and lambs ruled strong owing TO
liglt receipts, sheep 3..asl,.s5 for common
TO Irme, latgely at .iocfl.,c yearllnps t,bnsr
o,9oi lambs s5og5 g; primo s.7a: spring 100,
,kercipts-- Cattle $500, hogs 1900, calves 40O.
sheep 1000. III
81 Louis, March oi.--cnttle-- Receipts 200.
Including 1000 Texans: shipments 400; steady
iair g iailcy native shipping and export steers
@5.00: steera under ioo0 pounds $ soffi. eb;
sstocters and feeders s.5o6fa 80; COWS ana
heifers Z, V0fl4 so; Texas and Indian steers 2HO
g 20; cows and heifers . 1918 40, ilogs--Re-
cvipts 500, shipments 900; bG'loo lower; york
srs slono 81 .raikers s.oo1a,so; butchers
none steady; native mutiers l.ooffi so; lambs
s,uctyS.50
hpnras City. March u Cattle Receipts
, t,oa natives and $50 Southern active, shade
tecf steers ) 6ssih. is; rangs cattle up 10 40:
COWS and heifcrs 2.40Tt55; load OF fancy
heiirrs 81 o storkers md feeders 3s0,f5. as:
bulls dull and weak, 3.lhMt.Q0. southerr
steers t9o04.ss; cows J. sodf3 s6. Hogs-ls-
lights So4S ;io; other grades s ssaiS 50.
shcel-- Receipts 3Soc; supply OF muttons light;
. si'otr y a. largely !, 's sssa s'ss
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FuRs.
RTTTER AND E6cs.

New York. March "a Egss-Rsceipts. IA /.
10 packages market firm; State and Penn.
lo8loH. "
ehnsso, March Butter Firm cream-
cry. isdis' dairy. io,saie Egss--ouiet =,
~ cheese--FirIa at Its9iIn.
81 Loris, March "a = Iuttcr s,s.a,
creamery iSr's's; eairy. eslis Erss-Ei In,
kfrras. & lty. March "a. Butte, e,.
creamery ltdlsh. dairy, iiefis' ,ssss.
tnady mesh stocK, s: sSonr. 8.
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New York Names.

a, N ,sv5 YORK, March 24.-Money on cali. easy
omhthe Laper. 449sh. sterline exehanse,
a ~ WITH actual business in bankers' dill
at a. .S,eat 81 for demand and 4.Siai4. s2h for
i s,s,, a S;, Posted rates. i.s2gla seA and
nar,is, e?i2' commercial. i,S1G4. s0N silver
GER cer' a,. ss&a5sls Bar silver 81. Mexi-
nnoyermsnt bonds weak; State bonds dull !.
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increase or decIluse /:
Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Posts Cnbicpr,p,

1a MGw York t15h March 2i-The Evening POSTS
nlaibcts today remained duli IT. mer 800
Traders declined to nike piices. Spanisf,
IS ,,, We're sold heavily from Paris. AT one inc
an, se, ,ela to S2E, but they closed at ;sn on
70 untoniifned market reporis Thar srain
was WAS seeking the aid of Great Britain as an
lt,nrmedIary. Americans closed flat in he
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MARINE INrrLLIsMAcn.t


Port of Galveston. March "a.
ARRIVED.
Ss Maritime. Swansea
SIS Bcrnitia. 81. Thomas
SIS Clinton, Wertsch, Morgan City.
SAILED.
Str Pensacola, simmons. Pensacola.
Barre Regulator. Pensacola.
SIS tcmal, Evans, New York.
VESSELS IN PORT.
So Ai,htor, G. u. Orthwein.
SIS Bernitia, ]. Moller & Co.
SIS Border Towers.
SIS Ctlacno, Wu Parr 4 Co.
IS Clinton.
SIS Ellen Riekmers. W W. Wilson.
SIS Elderslie, Fowler 4 Mcyitia.
80 uuiihsra, J, Moiler 3 Co.
IS libcrnia, Fowler & Mcv.tIe.
s. Maritime, Fowler Mcvitle.
SIS Matteawan.
SIS Mcntezuina. W, ". Wilson.
IS oswesty. J. Moiler a 60.
SIS Robert Adamson.
80 SprIngweii, culliford. CLARK 4 ca
IS Vast Water, j. Mol,ct & CO.
IS weolwich. Fowler & mrvitis.
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Chicago advices by private wire to b. w.
Hunter & Co. gave puts on July wheat SllsS1
SIS and calls SsIsGlsi, The slufap today was
simply on liquidation of long wheat which
started yesterday. Letter is credited with
being on the short side OF the other options,
while still supporting his May A reaction
Is expected tomorrow. Puts on May corn,
2SA and calls 2s5s. and down 10 2sssd2sA.
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COFFEE.

New. York, March 24--Coffee f,nt,or.
opened steady with August S points lover
ouehanse estns Snchansed Closed steady
SALES sales 5000 bags. Spot coffee. Mo. o,,s,
sss csaordovs. S,s@ls- Sales, Zoo Mara Nara
y, rss, ses osgs Central Americas. Total
z ssoy Including 1854 from New YORK Ncw,
- .oIh ssock today, 6s9.954 pnited- ststss
s'0ck' 's''ssi; afloat forS the United states.
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s., Louis, March "a Flour easy, patents
7VMiS so: straights 1904. 81 clear 4. 0tdiI Is:
modiGn S.SOa3T5 Wheat lower, closing hc
l9r March and i'sc for July below Yesterday:
firm; No. red, cash. elevator ~ bid. trace
97si March 81; May 9S7s July 777stf7S; 40
hard, oaih %. Corn Futures fraction nm
:. cash 2iA March 26M; May 961sp26ss: July
III asked; September s9,s. Oats stsiIy to /,
shade on for futures: snot lower: No 2. cash
2Jls; July 222. an227S. No white 70. Rys
easier ~ FLAX seed nominal, unchanged
Timcthy seed s.sl@?,ao, Corn inaal / 5o5ii IS.
Fran ,.rS, higher sacked east track 57hG59. Hay
RE 80; timothy e.00@1l.00. Whisky 20.
Cotton seed oil lower. Pork quiet: jobbing
?.sS,s. Lard lower; primo steam IS; choice
seli.. Bacon--BoXed shoulders b 27k,; evtrs,
short clear 5.62,S; ribs J.T5: shorts 8 .s7.6
Dry salt ments--Shoulders i.e2A0i Is: extra
short clear 5.l2ia ribs 3 -. shorts b.3j
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Sci Basanez. Reymersnof1er . CO.
Sch EteLczer Haggett
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Aiara. -, Fayal, February ~.
SIS Birnam, Genoa, March y.
SIS lreshflcld, Gibraltar. March 49,.
SIS Leoua, Wilder, New York. March 49,.
SIS Meuemsha. Conner. New York. March 20.
SIS Olindn, Hansen, Antwerp. March D,
So San Marcos. ltzen, New York. March 10.
x SIS siiveraaie. t;enoa. March 2.
Sc Telesfora. Manchester, March is.
SIS vesta, Mooney, Liverpool. March TO-
SIS Willow Branch Barry, March l.
Sc White Gross. Taylor. Rio do Janeiro.
January l6.
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uAI,vEsTON COTTON KECEIPTp.

BY Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe raiiwny'
I,sg tules; International and Great Northern.
ri: galveston. La Porte and Houston, 424; by
bufges, i2si; sch Try again, 1; sch Lyla
Laura, L. Total, eco.
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WIRE AND Nails.

Quotations are for less than carload lots.
Special prices on carloads.
BARBED WIRE-Glidden, gal, So as per 100
lbs; Waukegan. $3.50.
WIRE NAlLS-isate, $500 per kcg; adj
yanees lod, I'D mud led, &c; So and I'd, i0o;
% ana I'd. zoe; Ad and ID. SOC; Sd, i5c; I'd.
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APpLES- Fancy Ben Davis "a .0G94 90;
Wlpesaps and other varieties St7sa5.O0.
BfNANAS--Sl. 40Gl.50 per bunch packed
for shipment.
:. lEMoNs-choiee ssooaa5O; extra fancy
StGo.
h.NNGEs--californ,a seedlings s2oOa2 81.
navels sS.00G3. %.
sTRAWBERnIEs--per crate of "a quarts,
$bO for poor; 81 oOGp2. 80 for best
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Finest and fastest regular tran ~ w.
Mississippi River and Eastern ~. ~,
over greatest system Of transpo's
the world--the Vanderbilt A !. NJ
Stops allowed at Niagara Ian ls.,. r
ington, Philadelphia and fils'
This train allows half days w 4 n
Louis and goes into the only oep0' II
York City. ,,,,,rrurAD
Trav. Pass'r Agt., Dallas ~
WM. p. DEPPE. =. /, ~ r
Asst Gen'l Pass'r ACT" - w.
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/ MID. { Mid. /
lTodaylYes'y.I Sales.
DntIy Interior Movement.
Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
Houaton Itnilronn Rcccint..

IIons ton rros recc pts c5tton by tho various
misunderstanding tue city wcfs rs iosiow,.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .s............s.. i15
Houston AM sfexns Contra. Wv. $50. !. 81
international and .ircat Northctns.... Ks 534
san ANTONIO and Aransta i,ass yemen. 81
Gulf. Colorado nnd santa re- s<... sss.......
Galveston, HatrsG.rs and san Antonio.... gu
lIoustcu East and West Texas !. .4....s.... o.
Texas and New orleans.... ,,.4......... 70
WAGON .s-..4t.-...,....... ....... ~.
T-sqa,
Total Z. .3g.s,...ss....,s.. 49,, II. .ss..4 a.,i
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The leading futures ranged as follows:

Nahh quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dul hut steady
Wheat-No. : spring o b, 90@0i No 3
spring. ssa9l; No. 2rod. t.o1A61.O2.
Coin-No. 2. 2s%, No. red .SA.
od,s-No. 2, 25hT2Gh: No white, slaS1I1
No. white, 27A@2sM.
Rye No ., So
Rarey--No. g 34al3
Flax seed--No. /, IiS1i 81
Timothy sced-Prime Timothy .S5sI2. 90
Mess Fork Per barrel, 9.c:laala O..
Lard Per 100 pounds. ia5ai So.
Shori his sides-Loose i.S.lsSp5i no.
llly suited shoulders--Boxed. As, m47k
short elenr sides-Boxed. 3 2sa5 20.
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Closing quotations on bonds at New 70
today:
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, March 24-The local banks are
well supplied with money for all purposes
There Is, however, no great activity IN tbs
loan market. the deposits generally showing
an increase.
Exchange is quoted as follows: New YORK.
buying. par; selling, New York, St Louis
a ana Nai.sas City. Sl.0UGl.25 premium New
ORLEANS. buying, par; selling u to nremium
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGs.
The following are the clearances of m,
houston banks for the week thus far and for
the coirespanding time las. year. toestber
with the increase or decrease:
s,o,d,v year; year crease.
Monday ......... SSeS,4lS S1,O65S29 sIT2,4l6
TUESDAY s00,0l5 7os, los loi 'eo7
Wednesday 196lOv SIS. ISL IS7 ri,
Thursday ...... sOi,5O5 S73,126 Si.s7s
Decrease.
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usnvr. M.,rkxt.
H9usTON wM0LEsALE PnIcEs.
Qu0tH lions for Round Lots az stnn,.
Conn mn ma eles s-r
HEAVY sTAPLEs.

These quotations are revived daily, ana thei,
eorrectncss can be relied upon, The prices ars
ehoss ruling In Houston wholesale markets
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b bid, . sellers: value
New OrIenns Futures.
Futures opened steady and closed steady;
sales, 9s,40Q
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COTTON SEED pRoDucrs.
HIDES. WOOL AND DEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers:

, Sc Louis, March p. WOOL Easier; ma.
sala tub washed. 2202ss. A'a's ms
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asked b bid: II nominal
New York Futures.
Futures opened steady at noon steady. and
closed steady; sales 10000,
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Ncyy UrlenIls snot..


The New York spot market closed quiet,
and unchanged.
,pod rr,iilauy 1916 food msddhn. u old
l,pN Widdlng. oas tNiddlin. fhit. o 1-lt
Mdhins .-..,f.. l,l6i-ales !. ...... $50
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The City Round Up.

Marshal Casey has instructed his
police officers to capture every vag-
rant in the city, white or black, and
he will see that they either pay for
their idleness in cash or work it
out on the streets, Last night the
officers rounded up four, three
white men and one colored. They
were brought before Recorder
Murphy this morning, who does not
know a thing about tempering
mercy with justice when it comes
to dealing with big healthy hobo
too lazy to work, and of course he
found them all guilty and put them
to work on the streets. The three
white men led out this morning
were named. or rather gave their
names as ]. Nunnelly, George Ven
atu and Peter Multi and the coloTed
man gave plain Will Jones as his
alias. Recorder Murphy placed
the dollar mark after each name
and told the marshal to turn them
over to Street Commissioner Culley
which was done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-22
America a Factor in Asia

Hong Kong, September 2l.-The
information that the battleships
Iowa and Oregon and four more
regiments of American troops have
been ordered to Manila has been
received with open expressions of
satisfaction by American and Eng
lish residents.
1t is accepted as sign that the
United States is to be a factor in
Asiatic politics and that the d.
plomacy of Admiral Dewey and
Consul General Wildman has tri-
both in the dealings with
the Filipinos and in their advocacy
of an open door policy.
A high civil official here said:
"All the world is proud of Mckinley,
In taking the Philippines he has
given them to all. Now let him
build the Nicaraguan canal and his
place in history is assured" "
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-22

There is a newspaper published in
England by the name of Ostrich
It's popularity consists in It's never
mentioning any Of the narrowing
details of events. A recent article
in it contained an announcement Of
a fire which occurred and 277 liyes
were lost, out of the 400 in the
building. Instead of mentioning
the lost, it said that l27 lives were
saved and left the reader to guess
how many people perished, Ac
counts of bad accidents are set IN
the smallest type and pleasant ones
in large, so a reader is forewarned
Of the character of the article and
when it gets to the scandalous part
of story it says: continued on
18th page" which page, however,
does not exist.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-22

Lincoln was urged from the be-
ginning of the war to takeRichmond,
but talking of taking Richmond and
taking Richmond were two different
matters. Gen. Scott, who was not
retired until several turtle attempts
had been made to take Richmond,
was summoned before the president.
"Gen. Scott, said Mr.. Lincoln,
"will you explain why 1t is you were
able to take the City of Mexico in
three months with 5000 men, and
have been unable to take Richmond
in six months with 100000 men?"
eyes, sir Mr., President" replied
Gen. Scott. ''The men who took
me into the City of Mexico are the
same men who are keeping me out
of Richmond now
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-22
Big Tobacco Deal.

St Louis, Mo, September 22.-J
B. Duke, president of the Ameri-
can Tobacco company, who has
been in the city for several days,
has consummated a deal whereby
his company has come into the
possession of the plant of the
Brown Tobacco company at Eigh-
teenth street and Choteau avenue.
He paid 81, 25O, OOO for the property
and took possession at once. Mr..
Paul Brown, president of the com
pany that bears his name, has been
retained to act as general manager
of the business in this city for the
American Tobacco company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-22
THE FEVER.
Nothing But Good News From Fever
Points.

A letter from Dr. Souchon, presi-
dent of the State Board of Health,
was received this morning by DR..
Eagon, wherein he states that
there are but four cases OF yellow
fever in the city of New Orleans
and hve cases at Harvey's Canal in
tine adjoining parish on the opposite
side of the river. The first case re-
ported is now couvalescent as yet
no deaths have been reported,
He farther states that a plant is
being established for disinfecting
all merchandise that leaves New
Orleans. Shreveport Journal.