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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

American manufacturers desire foreign
trade But at the same time they are
10th 70 surrender their tariff privileges
az home. They have grown 20 such huge
propo'.'cls have such wealth OF raw
material and are so highly favored by
earia. air and sky that they desire 10 60
in.o the worlds marts and meet compeu-
ton al an points But how are they TO
do this and at the same time surrender
none OF their fertile pasturage az home
which the train provides for them2 In
other words. they desire 20 "eat their pie
and have II. too" They desire 20 get all
OF the privileges that n freedom OF for
eisn exchange allows them and yet keep
the home market corralled for their own
private territory They have hit upon
the so-called trust as tho scheme. BY
putting all OF their interests into one hug
combination they practically provide
against all competition al home. while AT
the same time they can go abroad with
added strength The Dingley tarin bill
creates the condition which makes such
an arrangement possible The trusts
own the home market and then snatch
M what foreign trade they can in addi-
ton thereto. What q harvest for those
who haste 70 be rich. How beautifully
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

PETERSBURG AGENT,
Mrs. 9. c. HUTCHINSON LoSiDT''
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

In the great fight in ohio it has proba-
bly, not occurred TO Hon. Mark Hanna
that he might arm a few friendly Mac
abebes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

An exchange says "dog-catcher' does
not appear I'm the Century dictionary. He
does not appear when your front yard is
full of dogs. either
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Mrs William Jennings Bryan has now
gone to making speeches. but there are
mighty few women who want all the
talking done by some other member Of
the family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

There IS strong suspicion that the
New Yorl, man who died from drinking
tea used the pink variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

A citizen Of Savannah has walked all
the way to Philadelphia. but some peo-
ple 20 a long way out Of their road TO
find rest and auiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

why not see il Promoter Heaiey could
not manage to float the Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

There is q strange silence throughout
the ranks of the Democracy on the SUBJ
ject OF the tariff The great newspapers
who used 70 thunder daily their argu-
ments at this Ubiquitous system OF taxa
ton are now supnely silent. Leading
politicians whose speeches for quarter
of century rang with nothing else have
not mentioned IL for months, Platforms
slip by 30 as n II were a dead and settled
thing. The people more patiently than
az any time since tho republic was found
ed pay their taxes through the many in
sldious channels that are laid 10 rob them
by means OF this Dinghy bill. and
scarcely do we hear a murmur or a pro-
test. Huge trusts throw of the cloak OF
secrecy and IN tho open light OF day or
ganize and announce their prospectuses
and plans basing it an upon the favorable
enactments whereby they can control
the American market Tho idea was once
eloquently stated that tho struggles for
human liberty have been around three
great centres. First. there was the terri
bic struggle around the centre OF per-
sonal or bodily freedom. This was fought
and won. Then came The great struggle
around tho centre of freedom Of opinion
both civil and religious. Happily this
was fought and won. The third great
struggle is still upon ms. 10 is being
fought around the centre OF the freedom
OF exchange Unfortunately this has not
yet been fought and won, and not until
it IS can man upon this planet boast HIM
self freeman indeed and in truth. one
class Of favored citizens use tho govern
ment 10 foster their enterprises at the
expense Of another class. Under this
specious and fallacious pretcXt that they
arc raising revenue TO support the gov
eminent. they put upon foreign COM
merce q tax that prohibits ITS entering
our ports and then they turn and prey
at will upon the home consumer the
government gets not one cent OF revenue
while the land IS separating rapidly into
the very rich and the very poor. There
are men I'm Richmond Va. to-day who
pay more for American products than
those same products are sold for IN Eng-
land and IN the islands Of. the sea. The
government fOrbids ms to trade with
whom we please and for what we please
No man is q freeman until he has this
privilege. And while this royal fight is
on while the battle should be raging
hercelY around this third great centre
We find the great Democratic party
into whose hands by divine providence
this glorious cause was committed-we
find &c turning aside, dev0ting itself with
all OF its enthusiasm and the power OF
its organization 10 a discussion OF what
kind Of dollar We shall trade with and
not concerning Itself with tho divine privi-
lege OF trading for what with what and
with whom we please.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

that these naval chaplains do much
Tucker-Oh. I don't know; see good
deal about converted yachts.
The reports indicate that Tod Sloan has
fallen off in his riding.
The Americans paid off one Cuban who
was in the penitentiary. This shows the
great advantage Of first catching your
soldiers.
Reports from the English turf races
say that Royal Flush won. In straight
heats of COURSE and with a surprise 10
two or three kings or queens.
In the great fight In ohio IL has proba-
bly, not occurred TO Hon. Mark Hanna
that he might arm a few friendly Mac
abebes.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan has now
gone to making speeches. but there are
mighty few women who want all the
talking done by some other member Of
the family.
Why not see If Promoter Heaiey could
not manage to float the Paris.
The lynching of three white men IN
Texas is a touchdown on the color line
OF course that cargo of snakes will at
tempt to wrieele out Of paying any tariff
at all.
PETER has deserted the 16 TO theory.
and it is evident that there is no likeli-
hood OF a grasshopper devastation this
summer.
The Philippine question is likely to get
some severe jolts when the sweet girl
graduate gets down 10 business.
The old fertile debating society theme
as to Hamlers mental condition. can
now switch off on the fat and lean prob
lem.
The batteship Kentucky is 10 have
fourteen-gallon punch bowl. When peo-
pie want to drink like that why not just
lead them up to the trough Of the sea.
An exchange says "dog-catcher" does
not appear I'm the Century dictionary. He
does not appear when your front yard is
full of dogs either.
There IS a strong suspicion that the
New York man who died from drinking
tea used the pink variety.
A citizen Of Savannah has walked all
the way to Philadelphia, but some peo-
pie 20 a long way out Of their road to
find rest and quiet
The Baltimore American says. 1T IS
curious fact that a negro has never been
known 10 tame an elephant or any Wild
animal" We don't know that negro
ever wanted on elephant but We are
ready TO back him on subduing an opos-
sum against the leading experts Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Then came the trusts. Win what
explosive force they have hurled their
announcements in the face OF the Amer
ican people, And SO the old tarln battle
must be fought all over again. DEM
ocratic masses must rally 90 the slogan
and wage war against the bragen ef-
fro,.erv yith which the American market
has been partiuonel mp and appropriated
enon,- n set OF far-seeing and greedy cor
norations. You may cali it antitrust n
Won viii. but It viii turn ont anu-tarin
at last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

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1HE DAILY TIMES Ia served py CT car,
riers on their own account In thls cry
and Manc hester for 10 cents "een,
when paid weekly. but 90 cents per
month when paid monthly oy man
outside OF Richmond. 20 cents inon r.s
$500 year-anywheTe IN the Ohi''N
States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The battleship Kentucky is 10 have
fourteen-gallon punch bowl. When peo-
pie want to drink like that why not just
lead them up TO the trough Of the sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The old fertile debating society theme
as to Hamlets mental condition, can
now switch off on the fat and lean prob
lem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

PETER has deserted the 16 TO 1 theory
and it is evident that there is no likeli-
hood OF a grasshopper devastation this
summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The Philippine question is likely to get
some severe jolts when the sweet girl
graduate gets down TO business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

OF course that cargo of snakes will at
tempt 20 wrieele out OF paying any tariff
al all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

The lynchng of three white men IN
Texas is a touchdown on the color line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

An interesting railroad rumor Just out
says a Macon (Ga.) special IS to the enect
that the Southern railroad proposes to
build from Macon to Tennille, where II
will make Connection with the Augusta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

THE TIMES COAifANA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
RocKpALE NEWS NOTES.
Protracted Meeting Hesulted in Al
ditions TO the Church.

Protrncted Meeting Hesulted in Al
ditions TO the Church.
Rockdale. Texas, December S.--The pro-
tracted meeting at the Baptist church, led
by Rev. A. ]. Harris of San Antonio, closed
last night, having been in progress Tor
the period of ten days. As result CT the
meeting several accesslons have been made
TO the church and there Is no DOUBT put
that an undercurrent OF thoughtiulness nas
been aroused In the minds OF others, winch
will tend 10 elevate their acts ana woras.
thus benelttlng, as far as It goes, the
moral tone OF the town. At the con-
clusion OF the farewell service the visiting
minister received assurances OF apprecla-
tion of his labor as we'll as cordial IN
vitation To come again.
Cotton receipts are now rapidly falling
off and there Is comparatively little re-
naming In the country TO be marketed.
Early estimates OF $4,000 bales from the
territory legirmately belonging 70 tne
town have not. In fact, been excesded
much, but a procedure was adopted mere
whereby direct exporters have been IN :
duoed to como and bid on large lots >of
cotton and prices have been realized whicn
made this q very high interior. market.
Naturally this attracted much cotton 70
the town which would otherwise have gone
TO other places apd. consequently. the
total receipts are some 1000 bales more
than we're expected.
A wandering theatrical combination OF
the tent show variety, struck the town
last week and ran for few days and
nights in hall on Milan street The
apparel, or rather lack Of Il. Of some Of
the living pictures In pathetic scenes Gre
ated comment which caused the deputy
county attorney to have the sxregAtion
closed up. and one by one the offenders
are undergoing trial. Two Of the man
have been tried and triumphAnkly &C.
Quilted. but the ''biving pictureer have
lyet 70 have thsas ~ = sa,ase
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

TO be larger holders Of futures than any
time this season. Finding that their efforts
were In vain. they became frightened during
the last hour today. and with the help OF
some large buying orders from Liverpool ad.
vanced the cotton market u points. Since
Dewey and Schley showed our English
cousins how smart we Americans are, they
have considerable respect not only for cur
navy. but for the Agricultural department at
Washington. who are with the South this
year. II was currently rumored that the
bureau report on Monday, which will give
an estimate OF the acreage and lint per acre.
will surprise the trade with figures which
will point TO s.500,000 maximum. The move-
ment was quite liberal although not heavy.
port receipts being nearly as large as the
same day last year. Early trading In our
markets was at small loss from Yesterday.
due principally to decline of 2.6iths In
Liverpool futures, and lie on the SPOT. and
larger movement at the thirty.one interIor
towns; Around 7.i0 for March In New York
enough new buying was in evidence 10 sus-
tain prices, and finding no pressure from the
outside. the covering movement started. The
bureau report on Monday will undoubtedly
be very bullish document and should CAUSE
some advance. II seen, we believe that LARGO
realizing Will be In order, which will prevent
m I,. ADVANCE, and may cause some decline.
Liverpool should be a-64ths up Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New York, December s.-sugar-Steady foi
raw. fair refining. 1915; centrifugal. ~
test. AZ; molasses sugar, s-ls; rehned
steady: No. 6, Az; No. 7, TAG; No. s. 49si
M q sic; No. 10. a-le; No. II, li-l6;
No. 70, a; No. 10. 4; No. IA. 1916; Mould A,
11.1s; standard A. 1915; eonfectioners
A. 1916; cut loaf and crushed, 5 s-lS; pow
dered, ~ graduated s-ls;o cubes, : S'1 srro
New Orleans. December s:,-sugar , nrn
a, "a 5-ie; centrifugal. plantation. granu,
lated, sis; white, 4ssqi%; yellows. sMg
AZ: seconds. 2B94. Molasses very firm
open kettle, s7G42; centrifugal logSi. syrup
s5I39
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Ofeco OF The Post.
Houston. Saturday. December 8.

Houston. Saturday. December O.
The poultry market is In better condition
than 1t has been for weeks. Todays receipts
were very light and everything In slight was
cleaned up ut satisfactory prizes. Dealers
look for very active market next week,
especially during the first few days. from the
fact that COZ ntry merchants have shipped
In practically everything they had on hand
and the farmer Will be unable to get 10 town
for awhile as result Of the very bad
weather Prices so far are not quotably
higher
Mail adviees from Philadelphia state that
the canned goods market is quiet Tomatoes
arc unchanged. with no inquiry. Corn Is
dull and unchanged Better inquiry exists
for peas but little stock except soaked sorts
is offered. Fine gallon peaches are wanted.
There is &c advance on zh-lb goods
EGGS are very firm at quoted prices. when
are now $4,000. Today's receipts were very
light and the local market Is practically bare
of tho Texas product.
An ADVANCE Of 30 per cent on the price or
GOAL has been announced by New Orleans
dealers. Every indication points TO an OK
tsnsivs scarcity and largely increased prices
The Philadelphia dried fruit market 10
Quiet according to mail advices. Prices ara
moving at unchanged prices Peaches are
quiet. with stocks low. No new demand
exists for currants. Raisins are slow, except
| fancy clusters. which are scarce and wanted.
some inquiry is made for apricots. but prices
arc too high for much activity
So active and we'll sustained has been the
consumptive demand for wool within the last
| mai secured stocks are wholly depleted In
| mai market and In Philadelphia Boston
| holds few lots OF hne secured stock. bal
| the assortment is altogether insufficient to
securing plant in the East Is crowded to III
| capacity with business and securing prices
| are much fImer than they vera Two months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
COFFEE.

Max York, December s.--coffee futures
opened steady at 500 points advance on bet
tsr European cables than expected and GOV,
ering in absence Of cables srom h'o ana
closed steady, net unchanged 10 5 points ad-
vance; sales. $500 bags. Spot coffee Rio. nrm;
No, 7, invoice. Z; No. Z, tobbing, IN mild
steadisr; Cordova, 6S9ll&.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

Jul, y leu lOIlT' September, 76Hi DecembHT,
72M. Hides RIM; Galveston, 20 to 2b pounds.
i9lk: Texas dry. "a TO 30 pounds. AN; Cali
hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres light to heavy
weight. 25d25k; acid 25925h. Wool dull;
domestic fleece, 2i02G: Texas. l40l7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
1'Hp'ol bear Is quoted as saying:
~ " BEGINNING to reckon UP the CO.

n ~ sSNhoh ny NV NSss
-pAf cotton at the South. 1t is about
Nv month, or SOC bale. as money
Mtn 70 5 per cent. and you must
~ cos' 81 storage and insurance as
~ q which are high. They might
Y, ~ .aef spot cotton and buy futures
~. ah o. Liverpool. They could re-
~ WIN August at a cheaper rate.
a., ~. 70 call your attention TO the
M II ZONE 100000 bale men here are
M, nese high prices reduce con-
r,rl,. sau tney believe there will be a
y all probability on September 1
~, 4 are keeping behind those of
ny speut uniform ratio OF decrease
~ 49, europe psrsits In holding off,
rius ~, anord TO pay present prices
q III. zoe has had no advance In her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, H.. December s.-Butter-Market
sssv a. iiSGi2. Egss arm; fresh, 20.
New York, December 9.--Eggs-Receipts
poo packages; market steady; western I'M
graded, 16d2ln.
st. Louis. NO, December s.-The market Tor
eggs was steady at II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 The Post)
New Orleans. December 9.-rhe New Or
leans Live Stock exchange reports salesr
sheep Is; left over, cattle 49, calves and year
iings l65. hogs 10; market we'll cleaned up az
close todayA prices frrn at quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

New York, December s'-There was no
change of any Importance in the dry goouS
market today. The demand for staple COT.
tons is Of ordinary character and suSp Goods
Continued opoMn insufficient Prints are in geo. a
request at better prices made this week ns 40
change in ginghams High grace eo woven Osr cent.
termed coSs auet for regulars good de-
map p for narrow odds prices firm; S s,rooa
worsted and wooden yarns are al s'o-e
and difflcult to buy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
Especial to The Post,l
3. Mum, Son & Co, saw OF enyinr

Prices sagged little In the early business.
but wound up to 10 points higher. Liverpool
dropped points for future delivery and l.16d
on the spot, with sales OF 1000 bales. Norfolk
dropped Lice and the tone of some of ths
other spot markets was reported a. trfe cas-
Ter. Memphis got 1855 bales, against only
26ol week ago. but on the other hand. the
poT r. receipts were estimated at only s0,65s or
6,00O less than week ago. and nearly 20
goo less than in 1896 the s, 10000 crop year
81. Louis received 1918 against 1911 a week
ago and Augusta 967 against 1923 a week ago
and 1881 last year. The New Orleans est
mate for Monday was 1900 to 10 900 against
1902 last Monday and 2o,s20 last year. Spot
cotton mere was quite steady and unchanged.
The Chronicles weekly weather report was
In the main bullish, stating that picking is
virtually over. in the Little Rock section,
over haif OF the crop in that vicinity has
been marketed. The weather for the past
week has been very favorable for marketing
IN crop, fact which may explain some in
quantity actually brought into sight this week
has been about 20, 900 bales below the esti-
mates Bear in mand, too, the big deficit in
Liverpool stocks as compared with a year
expected to be bullish. statistician Hyde
telegraphed from Washington that the scope
of the report would be final figures on tho
acreage and production for 1S9s.99 by States,
and indicated yield of lint cotton. Toward
the close buying by Wall street interests and
also purchases by Liverpool In undo.ng strad-
dies caused sharp recovery.
fers to await further developments. That
the undertone is bull!sh, however, is fast
patent to almost anybody. The short crop
and an unprecedented consumption is the
case IN a nutshell, and the speculative finger
post points to higher prices sooner or later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

London, December s.--consols for money
MA. Tor the account 103: bar silver steady
Ssra nsr ounce; money 5G5h per cent The
rats OF discount in the open market for short
and Tires months bulls tzG6N per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

st. Louis, Mo-, December s.--wooI nrm
generally held higher; medium grades, 1s4
Is; light fine. 1909; heavy fine, l4hgis; tut
washed, 3qsb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10

Houston spot Quotations
snots closed steady aud unchanged.

other Spot Markets.
Galveston--spots closed firm. with prices
unchanged. ,,,.a,,r. Zig
Oysinary.6 l-16 Good middIns'. ~ 10
Geod ordnary.s s-lss s Mdsins fair. i''i Is
w., york--spots closed steady; prices I'M
changed. 90 roao rn,dd,,nes
Too ,. o ,tSaI;ns ~ Mdding fairs 7.ls
M Mid Ing g......... 4 HIS Sales .,,."'. 20
New orleans-spots closed quiet and steaay;
P1 as N ssaa %sIsiiiss 7% GIG
Saan arainary sss Mdding fair. .7H
Itvernool--spot business was limited, prices
"A Snwn: sales l., 900. OF which $500 were
American; imports 1900, of which 5000 were
npSInaIv 1882 Middling ..,...4 s-s2
Good crdinary..s 1882 Good middling..t is-S y
Low middling. A s-32 Middling fair,t 1882
Yestei-
Opsn- days
| Month lng; Ciosea L oS %
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The folio

market IA ~.
Commission I
Shoiee peeN T.
Meaium pee /
oholce cows
Meclun COW
Common GOV
Buhs ana 8
MOTH oxen
Snolee Veatni
Common Ct yea az
Sho'ce caves ,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
KANSAS CITY.

ply present wants.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. December observation-disclosures
800 natives that sold active at steady pr.ces
liberal supply Of Strengthening cattle this
week CAUSED slight decline OF from 10 70
cents with best grades showing least decline
Heavy native steers 525a6.i5; Light weights
4.50q5.75; butcher cows and heifers s.lvg
$50; Tcxans s.5Om445. Hogs-Rece pts
1900 active at 2isc higher; continued light
supplies at all markets caused slight reac-
this wesk ae Z, naat
i light W sssasss; Slss s,7o@sss. shssp-Rs
ce!pts 80: increased supplies THIS week caused
killing lambs. stock and feeders sold steady
lambs brought 37595 40; muttona .5og5 50;
lambs 400: feeding sheep 3.26aS75i stock
ers 2.50q3.76 culls l.5O42.5o'
CHICAGO.
Chicago. December e,--cattle- Generally
steady: unchanged; choice 5.60g7 30; poor
70 medium s.5od5. 40; mixed stockers S,oog
S.76; selected feeders 5000 80; good 70
7.s5: fed Texas beeyes 1905 .25f grass Tcx-
as steers s.5OG4.5o. Hogs-Market active Sc
higher for heavy PAGING ana vo saap Gsa
ss ssay no sssG and aE Sah sSr
10 choice heavy 4.0OG4 .07K: rough S.Sod3.s5
light S.soq4 VIA. Sheep and lambs STEADY
native wethers 3.s5I4.75: lambs 4OOU5. 90
Rece!pts--cattie 200. hogs 25,Ooo. sheep 1900
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. December e.--Cattle--Recepti
zoo, market about steady; native shipping
and export steers 4,5oas.25. with Christmas
beeves worth 100; steers under 1000 p9nnd'
Gamers 500 :, 90; bulls s.soG4 90; Texas ant
/ indian steers q. 05g4.75; cows and hefers b'
ds.75. Hogs-Rece!pts 62oo; market strong
/ bc higher on best: others steady and slow
Pigs and lights s.so34. 90; packers 3. s5ass. os
( butchers 4.0074.lo sheep-Recetpts none
market nominal; native nuttons 3:75gt rs
lambs 4.50a5.b0; culls and bucks 2.ooG4.oo