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HIGH COURTS.
tirat niNirici

"al'es'on' Texas. May 1.-THE followin,
opinions were handed down ia the eourt n
e'N'l appeals, First district. here today.
"eIersea aad remanded for appellant,
E''a Moore vs.. Gulf, Colorado and Santa IS,
Railway Company, from Galveston.
Affirmed Houston. East and Wet Texas
NallWay company V. X. Il. Rulnans, from
Nacogdoehes. ''''i'
~. Dismissed for wa1t OF prosecution. p. ].
Willis d Bro VS.. Hannah LoyeIadv 81 al
from Cherokee.
In the case 0! W. S. swilley ys. RELIANCE
Lumber Company ct al, from Liberty. ina
judgment o. the court below as to Swillzv
VAS reversed and remanded, but affirmed
as to all others.
Motion Tor reae1ring granted and ip6p.
meat affirmed; Dolores Wealder et al Va
f1ti4ek Lander, c. al, from Refurlo
,, STesatou eertlll'd 10 supreme court. r.
a. l.. Roy Ct al vs.. II, NJ Whhaker az al
from Smith. c. a.
Motions for rehearing refused; Mrs @
ROOD vs.. White 4 fradshow, fran Favei,s.
y. - herndon, guardian, VS. Andrew
nleA' irem Harris; Virginia Fire and Ma
rue insurance company VS.. +. Cannon G.
70 from Galyestoni Gulf. Colorado ana
san,a re Railway Company VS.. II. ID. Tay-
lor q SON rom Harris; Missouri, Kansas
u in 'eAAs RAW W Company VS.. Olive
MINES, from Galveston.
MOTION 10 reinsiaie refused: Jake Cone
isna vs. O. G. Quinn, from Leon.
motoh 20 Tile transcript granted at an
psnaht cost W.. A. Hytton executor. Va
mary j. Anderson, from Liberty.
Motion for leave TO file briefs refused. p
from Cherokee. g al
MOTION Tor rehea-ing submitted: c. Gas.
c csi,ss We. Galveston Fruit Company. from
%, suoml.ted' S. X. Mcilhenny Of al vs.
srsn and Mechanics National Bank
Viii, r's: loan Q. Ravleti VS.. II. L.
g A. ifom Jackson; Louisa Deiferzyi
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supreme Cont

Austin, Texas. May 5..-rho n.
proceedings were had in the supre,.s -" !
today: N-''
Reversed and remanded r,..
ana Great Northern Railroad comrs s's
w. c. Knight. from Walker
Cause submitted: Houston ~,
Central Railroad Company KS. pass a ~ 4.
from Navarro. '''ss w
Set for May rs: City o. r, :.
Mrs. Frank Ruckman, from rl p.N
Motions for rehearings oyerru,as.
preme Lodge OF the National Resn.s.
citation Us. q. 7. Moreland. g,lard,ss A. 4
Iarrant; g. N. Dodge VS. z. H. sls,.s
al. from Hardeman s'sps
Mot!on for rehearing granted y.
OF error refused: jennie NJ Fosvs rs
va. j. c. League ct al from Hsrp,s
Motion for reheanng submittaa. y
weston Harrisburg and San Antori. N
way Company VS.. Lille Gormlev
from Gonzales.
Applications for writs of erro- -.
Howard KS. Smith ct al. from W.
Watsrs-Pierce oil Company VS.. Sian
Travis; state VS. Schuenmann !, 4
Guadalupe Cohen ct al VS.. Grimes Sv.j
ct al, from Navarro: Kohler Il Al i
ruthers ct al, from Dallas; Rector ., NJ
Erath Cattle Company, from Era,h. I
Dreyfus & co VS. Mlttentbal 81 =
Potter; state vs.. Gulf. Colorado anS 1.
Pc Railway Company, from Travis N
ct al VS.. Mustain, executor, from NJ
st. Louis Southwestern hallway Cor
of Texas VS.. Freeman. next friend
Navarro.
Applications dismissed for want 4
risdiction: Port Arthur Channel aud M
Company VS.. Crary, from Jefferson; N
plow Company vs.. Eric Matthews A.
from Travis.
Application granted Cleveland 4 q;
eron VS.. !. llcideuheimcr from McIs1
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WAR Is DISCOUNTED
WALL STREET SPECTATORS ARE
BuLLING Up PRICES.
Out.iJe Buying Orders Are Coming
In-The Close showed Adj
>nuccs All Around.

New York, May professional op.
orators oil turned bulls today at the open
ing Of the stock exchange. As a matter OF
fact they were forced into this position by
the unmistakable outside public opinion,
manifested by their disposition TO come
into the market and buy stocks in LARGE
blocks at the market price. The mark /
was full OF outside buying orders and busi-
ness was on a large scale, bat had ve.y
heavy burden OF profit taking sales TO
carry and the small opening gains were IN
a large part wiped out during the mss
hour. The reaction here failed to Impair
the conflict in London, where Americans
continued active and strong. From time TO
time the general strength was taken ai-
vantage OF for heavy proiit taking IN sge-
cial stocks AT other times when there
was disposition for business to languish
individual stocks were pushed vigorously
upward for the purpose OF sustaining ne
general market. The large number o. SIN All
lots Of standard dividend paying STOCKS
were also conspicuous. ROCK Island va
lifted ga Sugar Az and Manhattan and
Consolidated Gas over points me lars
majority Of stocks traded IN are at lsRs
a point higher and gains range from ina
10 TO points. There was no special de-
YelCpmcnt In the situation 10 account ior
the tuoyancy beyond the general convic'
ton that SPANS capacity TO carry on the
war Is nearly exhausted ami the dang +
Of any serious impairment Of our prospcrit
by reason of the struggle is abor ta1sod
The bond market was also hi cher
around, Total sales e. $4,000.
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.
COFFEE.

New York. May 5--Coacc opened ,G1o
points lower. ruled weak and closed stoad,.
unchanged TO 10 points net lower. sales ZOO
Sprt steady No. l. invoice ds.dG7s Iohbfrg
tAH.@' MUD quiet CordoYa SisGlSL Totai
wa house deliveries frcm tho United Statcs
l.'''V including 1899 from New YORK rnit,5
state stock ildGs2 aroai for the rnitsd
,6l.; last year "e"'Nst
S"nios May A.--Coffce quiet; good average
90; stock 800 600 ''p'S H.
Hamburg. May Coffee opeped op,o, ,
pfS lover closed UNCHANGED sslcs ~ la
kio. May Coffee weak No Ria IN o-b
feis per 10 Nlos: receipts 1000. cleared for
tnr uted States 1900. stock lls0oo w.
liaNre May 5.--Conee closed iSaMf ,or,sr
safes iC 900. ~ iu"eF'
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81 Louis, May Flour Firm and higher
patents AbHI5,56; stfaights 5.CNHa. e5: clear.
45NV47 a. medium, a7sfli 2i. Wheat--Cln al
auong, excited and higher with May az
July 'inAs and September = up from vefter-
days cloeo, spot hishcr: m red. cash. ,lr-
sstor, ~ mack, l,eii4si1 22- May, i2l tally
bh'h' September, Sa asked No hard cash
~, Corn Futures STEADY but weak. rallied
with wheat closed fractional advance over
Yesterday Snut higher, No > cash. s2,s
May, sef, bid July SAX septrnror. 34i,
naked Oats Futures rtrone and higher. spo'
dull htrhe' No . cash. 3li4 track NAV. 80
hid Jelly 26it bid; Septemhcr q. No. .
white Asm@ls Higher. p FlaSseed
Higher. l.S2A. Cnrnmeal-- strong I 7Nsri -
bran Quiet east track esrked. 6S'r Hay
Quiet ava unchanged Coi' tl-s and has
rtng unchanged Pork Lowe: Ctnn6ara
mess, Joining. II "a Lard lIqher. nrim"
steam, A5ss chnee, bS2,s Brror-Roved
shoulders, se5; cytrn short clear. GEts ribs
egS; shorts, GsT's nrv rsh maass~ Ba,ei
shoulders i'i, extra sher, clear. sea- ribs
t7A whsky--l.22 Rrc>ipts--Fl7ur. s'01
barrels; wheat, 70 nAn bushels. rnrn. iis O0l
bushels; nlts. 50 noa hnShels shlnments
Flour, 5000 barrels: wheat, ieS.nO bushels
corn, ies,oeA bushels, oats. coo bushels
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bid sellers. value.
Ncu hort Failures.
Opened guict az noon quiet and closed very
ficady. sales H,sW
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The Leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Opcu nigh Lew Close.

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour strong on foreign demand.
Wheat 80. spring. rs. No. spring.
losHi %, No rad 3lGl So
Corn-No. % 3f.0&4k
oats Ne ,, @l3oia. No ? white. Ssd35 d.
No, white, 32GrSa
Rye No =, G6dGn
harley No g iAfI6n
flaNsecd 40, l. l35ffl 5lIk
Timothy seed Prime eG0alg :.
Mces Fork Per barrel lleaRuln
l.ardrcr 100 lbs. 5n1H agis
Short ribs sdrs---Looxe 625nh.rN
Dry sailed shouldcrs--p oNcd ss,15.
shor, clear sides Boxed. g. g0fi6lo.
Whisky Per gallon. ga
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BUTTEe AID Eggs.

,hansss City. May 5-Egss weak. ,r..h go,
dltd 9 seconds 5 '"' "esh 'aa-
,,S9ltato. May h.--But'er steady. creamery,
lagie GARY i2dli Eggs STEADY; fresh Iei
Cheese duh ana unchangad ''Ns" W.
New York. May Esrs-Rereir,s g 49,
Western losull southern l6du '''''''
- Louis. May Butter mia, o,......
l5e "a dairy 1875, Eggs firm. "a. S''''''s
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Oihce Of The Post,
Houston. Thursday. May 8.

Houston, Thursday May 8.
lctally there is NO chlnge worthy Of note
In the way o. prices. The tremendous ad-
voree IN wheat naturally leads TO the belief
thai -four VIII be put up corrcspondnely
Quotations are IN most instances absolutely
Withdrawn and IN others arc subject to rati-
honiiou.
Hog products rule very firm, but no change
Is made. rs Initial points shown little varia-
ton in prices.
siIawbcfrics are a Flut on the market and
the price hardly pays for the picking and
freight
lReF drag slowly along at 7}adSc in case
lois Receipts are ln cXccss OF dcmapd
Poultry IS 80 good request. with sprugols
brlnEing Top pEIces
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cnrgiii a Richardson's Circular


'aIFiAt " tAihbaINf|h vi iAA'NsfNN NHf
Even the poor old nesard cotton couid not
retist The hull cathpsfaam being DISPLAYED IN
nihcr markets, aud adtHurcd quito SHARPLY
during The afternoon. despite the tad exam
pie sex by Liverpool this morning, Thar
we're no especial fnHtufus Of note except
tho covering hy StaipiuF shorts, sno seem
determined TO Try and WORK small profits
on thf short ride % tho market, and each
time they attempt IL are forced 70 tower at
o loss Liyorppoi tlofed iR-Gld luWcr. New
York closed 10 Il IN. ana New Orleans 10
w.. While cotton may on It's merits hr
high enough At ruling quotations., % certainty
IN low enough gpd We believe that the odds
are Hil IN favor ~ The buycis who art eau
tiously. Spots were advanced l-iC lu Ncw
YORK ana Bie quoted unchanged dEcwh,fe,
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pRIKD FRUITS AND Nuts

sas lib cartons. DC; choice .ysnn,s, 20 oeNe Is,
tHc 'eu' " so-ip BOXES.
s, M,,rrRicors--s'se per ID loose. io.!e in lib
S,IRoN-In io-ib boxes lie.
NsAHASIsr-.a bills. &C. .s-ib boxes.
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Ncw Directory for waea

Waco. Texas, May Morrison 1 4
my's new directory OF Waco for lss
1893 is out and Is being distributed 1
Tie work is a model OF ncatness. ID.
statistical information is admirsbly
scnted. The population of Waco b
mptod 10 be 33.552, an increase OIL 1
since tho issue OF their first dirscsI
the city in 1917.
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N THE COTTON MARKETS.
HE Transactions Indicate Little In
terest Taksn.
THE WAR IS AGAINST AN ADVANCE.
spots Are Practically Unchanged,
with Demand Embellishments
can Future Markets Higher.
oface Of The Poet.


Houston. ThurHdnyi May ..
II the world could only cat cotton. how dii-
ferent would It be. The war has put up the
price OF all the worid's great rihTles' except
cotton. consequently there Is no attention psid
to statistics and crop conditions. OF interest
taken. The one word war suyerns II
really seems that Until hostiitios eease, low
prices will prevail,
Today's market was devoid Of interest 10
fsf as activity in speculation was concerned.
New York advanced spots i-lsc; otherwise
all markets closed unchanged
Futures In Liverpool ciceed practically the
same ne yoaisrday
In New York futures adeHurtd \ 10 10
peinte. and Ia New Orleans 60 points.
Port receipts vcr yslf bales. against 800
last year md $3.50 In 1875.
Tomorrow New orleans expects 1890 20 1lOh,
against l5li iHtt year ana 1865 IN 1920
Houston expects zoe TO 100, againtt 6iS last
year and 9ss In 1895.
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NnTroN on e,lirnnARn-

Cotton on shipboard. not cleared. at Galve..
ton totays
l11r Great prtatn-ss Engineer SO
Ftf steamships Forest iiolme 2i73
Lady Armstrong $50, total 1924
For he Continsrt Steamsh.pa Helen b17a
Toledo a. Boker i.57 Total 5siS
Total 90 shpboarI, II sol bales
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WV f"rk Spots.
prk snots Chased o,,ta,

Spots closed quiet and uneh,,,
1900 Of which $500 were Ameriss,n ssIes
$3.50. OF which $500 were American, p'''e
Today, lekterJax
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London. May j,-Consols for money III ira.
isf me account nv. Mexican ordinarv
~, Mexican Central new Is. G5. Bar sii.
T Tgr q pa,o "a sfa none 2a2N per cent
cent. nus "5se"Ya per
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SUGAR.

Ne" Orleans, May sugar-stronr ana,
h nh, ;Spi centrifugal granula,ed IL
whites ll-l6dtA yellow. ss-lsdi ia. ses'
ones -AH4 Molasses--Duil: centrifrTas 4
New York. May 5,--sugar--Raw hs.e,,
s'ssoy fair refining, go; centrifugal. ss test
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE patcps.
du"tntions for Hound Lot. OF s,n,,,
COMMODITIES.
HEAVY STAPLES

] mere quotations are revised daily. and their
oorrectucEb can be reliod upon Thc nri~ns
those fullng in Houston Wholesale markets
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VESSELS IN PORT.

SIS AFlound. u. Ripley
SIS Electrician
IS Forest llulme. ! Moller.
So Hardwood VIM parr q Co.
= Lauy Armstrong, W. W Niigon.
s. Rukcr
- i}Husit, quarantine.
sch BaFaucz. Reymershoher & CO.
ScA Mary = Dow.
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ct al VS.. Anheuser- Busch Brew,.
citation. from Galveston: Missonr, !.
and Texas Railway Company y, X 4
Eer from Waller; Gulnan a I,a., D !!
Thomas II. Snow, from Angelins. ~
HARDY ct al VS.. Charles Brown !, =.
Victoria. " Q,
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l'Fke' lar Tor choice cattle ana hogs


81 Lu,is, May 3 Cattle Receipts l6lo ia.
schlilN zoe Texans shipments loo, nntlSs
urn Teams ste1ly, tsir TO fancy naive slim
rins and export steers 4 iSds 81 drpsssl basf
NV nu'ctsr siesls 9oQi steers under lo1
,'lftt S'serI 20, nocNefs ara fedora s s0,f
80. eows and heifers pofii as. Texas and
lnhlan titers nlr 81, COWS ana he,Gers 4 "a
NY ~. Hogt--Recaip,s son. shinme,ts tlan,
,s,n,y. workers 4 i5gisss, packers D. s9fi a.. .
,uMneis tWpilo, Shrcp- Receipts amo
.nipmenta 40. steady; aattvo mutt6na MS
l.sn' srllng lambs igfi 90
sNhieago. May 5.-catls,-st adv hulk sat,s
t,s9Nasvi common stears, 100; strictly rholen
uscNes' s.podp %; stockeis and feeders 4 gNss
= 80, Kegs strong: 2ais higher; common
s,vog Asa, choice. s.iAas75. iIogN, u rn,,s
re hlgher; common. asOO 3 rs; ch,lrr iisc
~ Sheep Steady. calls a.g5fiS so. end y
~ 'ip rhorn lambs, s7Ssf4ss; wonicd
lambs, aioWaso, Recslpts-CAttie M ole'
hoRs, SSeQ sheen, it.0ep
hau,ss city. May 5.--Cat,ie- Recc,pts 463e
~ rhtsscs. no iHucy uttered. dressed b.et
stesIs sirady, Lighter CRATES strong, h,ta ~
,.ts t,vpI ~, Western i.,esis Is COWS ma
s.l'.N merdy. 2.SflT5. mixed and naeLars
Y syNS ~; liEhts sGsG7 SO; WORKERS M, = II
nlks :. opu3.lp. Sheep necsints lofncinn ssno.
'nutiens alapt2s, wooded lambs ,,as,s 81.
s'''te' lambs s.seai,s e stpslcrs s.tag5.ss.
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GALVESTON coTToN RECEIPTS

by Gull Colorado and Santa Pc railway
~ hhirs sch Lady Of the Lake. ?. son Aud,
Davis. !. Total. ~.
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WIFE AND NAILS.

Nurs-il.51 per lo9. SD % per igo2.
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cleaned. bulk, Sc; In lib csrtons. SIC
PEACHEs--Evapcrated unpeeled. 74sdsc.
EAlslNS--california 3-crown l.. l., boxes.
81 .fs1 80; Y box J.. l.. raisins. $4,000: 2
Gown l. ~. raisias, 50-ib boxes. isYsc; D.
crown J.. NJ, 50-lb boxes. afsc.
fhlNES--Carfcrnla. .J'.Gos. 1ikc: CO. i0a.
et.ct 7p-bes. exc; 80 zoos. 5fi:i..c.
Wits Brazil zoe per ID. flIberts, Sicily.
lie. Naples i2lsc: whinuts. iss.:ic peanuts.
~ 95ci almonds. California. isalac per Id In
sacks; rerans. :a9sls:. Italian eh.stnuts'
~, per ID.
cccuANUTs-!l.5p per 1907 so 90 per i9oo
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COTTON
Houston Daily statement.
To-day Ycatrrdav Ina, va.
Hou.,on Comparative statement.
Houston railroad Receipts.

Houston sgrVss rceeiptspf c,ltnn by thg varioux
raiiroadsehtorins tuo city wsra a, follow,
Missouri. kansas ana Texas .,...........,
Houston AMI 1exns Central .......... Oh
International and treat Northern .,... a.
Ban Antonio nnd Ar,haN rass ......,. il
Gun. Colorado ANT santa Ne. .. ........
Galveston, HArrsp.rs and sau Antonio Al
Houston FAST aud Most 'frkas. .... ......
Texas aud New orleans ..........,
WAGON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
loiai f..ftts+. .,,s $50, .t.s ..4..... ... ~
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FRUITS.

ArPLE s--Fancy Ben Davis $3.50, willow
Tptgs and other varieties A.b0a5oo.
BhNANASSSl 10000 per bunch, packed
for shipment.
CHERRIES California, S2.2jd2.50.
LlsMONs--Choice S3.0Od%50; fancy ~ 5o
oSlra fancy 81 75a4 CO.
NGES-Nnvcis S.5oN2IJ
sTBhWpERRlES--75 cQS1ij per crate, ac-
cufClnE 70 uualIlE.
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Chicago adyiccs hy private wire 70 n. W
Hunter a Co gave puts on July whes, esv.
aud NJ TO esE, then ai Calls sold al os,s
and down 10 los The curb was love- al
lotI.S, up TO o. aud down to ielH The
crowd Il hearish, particularly on September
onl December, hut N anything should hrp.
pen To- cause error searo or 10 10 sen tho
pole could he worked IN these options "a has
been done In Jolly, ne unquSstionahly there
is az extensive short interest IN them Puts
or July corn 81 IS and calls 3ia The sell
inr o' corn Is Of 4 better character than IN.
hu, Ing -"
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- Tr'CknCld, SNleld1. Nnrii Q.
s. Engineer, Lo-khart Liverpool via span.
sh Min April H.
S. White Cross. raylcr. Mt Antwerp Marcn
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MARINE iNrgLLlGEyCs..

Polt Of Galveston, May !.
ARRIVED.
$ n Mary DOW, hutchinson. Norfolk
SAILED.
s. Neihcrsatc Pipsses, hamburg via New
post Ncwe
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Month Of delivery.

9 asfed bid. nominal
New orleans Futures.
FUTURES openud etcady; closed steady; sales
II inf.
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GRAIN AND HAY
Carload lots Job cars from mills: dealers
CHARGE II ON ntore tIl0c mere Der 100 lbs ON
bran. 2ii3c per bushel on oats and coTn. ana
l0@l5c Jcr 100 lbs On hnS
BRAN-SJiIg0c. corn bran. Soc per 100 lbs.
CHOPPED CORN-SJdsoc per 100 lbs.
CORNING. 2 sacked. ass.
oATS-Texss, 3sd3sc per bu.. Kansas. 400
&c.
WHEAT SHORTS 81 % per 1o0'lbs.
WHEAT SCREENINGS--70c per hushel
HAY--Altalia. sli .50ql2.00 per ton; timothy.
SlS IJa 1900 South Texas prairie bay s5bOD
$50. North TeSaB. Sg.00d1000
COTTON SEED PKODUCTS-M and
cake. $500 per ton; bulls. 81. jcd500 per ton
MILLET SEED 1od75c per bushci
SORGHUM SEED-@i i56t 1 20 per busbel.
RYE StED-S5c per bushel
kAhIIR CORN CSC per bushel.
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. Y THE BY IS CUTTING TEETH
po sure ana use that old ana we'll ,f,sa
fcmsdy sirs Minslows Soothing ssr"a
~ s's. esliorsp sesthing 4, socthss he chi;d
z.St guus ailays III pain. cures
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o New York May .. Wheat Receipts. sss
.o bushels exports 1850. sr1t strong No
req, ltI o. b, anoa, 70 sfrivr. op,,ans
inora' o. the French duty aud strong cables
were the textures 4 squeeze IA NAV sbor,s
n.sousm a sensational late rise "a thht option
Nss. i,s lniv iasR AIDES : 80
leather firm, Wool QUIT pis iron sssay
SeiIer ard IN quiet .,nctsf cn,st III
i Lao neadv 40: seil,ns rFlte Ia Tho wos,
kys,ss City Nsv s--whsei arm. h.,,.
g., Nc hsrd ii3: No. 3 Nsil ss,. w
- s'iselE No spring l,e Germ higher
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WIFE AND NAILS
Quotations ere fer less than carload lots.
special prices on carloads.
BARBED WiRE-Glidden. gal. $40 per 100
lbs. Waukeean. 32.s5.
WIRE NAiJS-Rate. 500 per key; ad-
varces, iod, ia and l6d. &c. Sd and ID, l0c.
Cd and I'd. 20c. 80 ana Sd. 30c. Sd. 45c. I'd. 75c.
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HOUSTON BANK CLEApTNoa.

The following are tho clearnBccs Of tn.
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
tho corresponding timc last year, together
with the iuCrensc or decrease:
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
Discovered by q Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady in this
country. "Disease fastened it clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs we're undermined and
death seemed imminnt. For three
months she coughed incessently, and
could not sleep. She finally discover
ed way to recovery, by purchasing
Of us bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
cevery for Consumption, and was SO
much relieved on taking first dose,
that she slept all night; and with two
bottles, has been absolutely cured !.
Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus
writes w. G. Hamnick & Co., Of Shell.
by, N. G, Trial bottles free at IA. e,
Binford's Drug Store. Regular size 6Oc
and tl,OQ. Every bottle guaranteed, 4,
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01

Hildus Egeberg, Peoples party can
didate for county judge, was born near
Christiana, Norway, in 1869. His
parents emigrated to America the
same year and two years later settled
In Brookings county, SO that Mr.. Ege-
berg may practically be called a
Brookings county product. His edu-
cation began in the common schools
and he graduated from the South Da-
kota Agricultural college in the class
of 1890, receiving the degree Of B. S.
Later he attended the University of
Iowa and graduated from Its law
school and was admitted to the bar in
Iowa in 1898. Returning to South Da-
kota he was admitted to the bar In
this state in 1895. Such, In brief, are
the educational qualifications Of Mr..
EQeberg for the position to which he
aspires. Since completing his educa.
tion he has been living upon the farm
in Brookings township where, last
fall, he met with an accident that
made him cripple for life. Thispos.
ition is one that Mr.. Egeberg can fill
acceptably and his nomination was a
good one. He bears splendid repu'
tation and viii make an honest and
etlicient presiding fudge.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-11-01
ment as receiver of the Dakota Ma
tional bank at the time of it's failure,

ment as receiver of the Dakota Ma
tional bank at the time of its failure,
Notwithstanding that he was then
state treasurer and that his home is
DeadwOod. 1t will be remembered
also that shortly after he was
nominated for governor he came to
Sioux Falls. The charges of the anti
machine republican delegates to the
Mitchell convention were becoming
public property. 1t was common
talk everywhere and especially in
Sioux Falls, that the Dakota Nation
al bank had paid Phillips interest on
state deposits. Mr.. Phillips came to
Sioux Falls and had long consulta-
tion with Mr.. Zimmerman, receiver of
the bank. II they talked Of what
nearly everybody else was talking
they discussed the question of the
evidence Of Kirk Phillips having re-
ceived interest on state money.
But the Press leaves the record as it
Is. The books Of the Dakota Nation
al Bank show that Kirk Phillips re-
ceived interest on state deposits. Ex-
officials of the bank have repeatedly
said that this was true. There is on
lille in the court the sworn testimony
OF one eX-official to that effect. The
papers of the bank or a portion of
them had been thrown about for
many months as waste paper. Sud-
denly they were removed and hid.
Now the bank receiver says they are
SO valuable that nobody can see them
without permission from Washington.
The bank books are closed to the pub
lic.-SiOuX Falls Press.