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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
MANAGER K'SREPORT
Semi Annual Session OF the Texas Cal
Service Association.
MOVEMENT OF CARS HAS BEEN HEAVY
Cotton weighing Proposition Dis
cussed-Superintend Associa-
tion Held n Meeting.

Fort Worth. Texas, December 1s.-The
Texas Car Service association met here In
semi annual session today. presided over
by Mayor G. B. Peck, manager, of Hous-
ton. There was full attendance OF mem
bers. Major Peck presented an interest
ing report, detailing the operations OF the
association for the half year which began
June /, showing that despite the partial
failure OF the cotton crop the association
had handled more cars during the six
months past than 1t did the corresponding
period last year and that by reason OF
greatly improved methods at Galveston
there has been no detention nor blockade
at that point and that the large decrease
in the cotton movement has been more
movement of grain.
| In the matter of weighing cotton, for
which petition had already been filed
with the railway commission, the manager
was instructed to represent the association
! at the hearing set for January and to
push their claims. Other matters of a
routine character and not of interest to
the public were acted upon and the asso-
citation adjourned.
Immediately after the close of the car
service NEE ting the Superintendents as
ISOLATION was called to order by the presi-
dent. Major Charles b. Peck. Eighteen
railways had representatives, present In
the meeting. Mr.. Hans Holland, the new
manager of the Fort and New Orleans,
was elected a member,
Certain routine matters were gone
through with and after congratulating the
originator of the Superintendents' associa-
ton, Mr.. Resseguie. on his promotion tc
larger field OF action and expressing
their regrets at severing his relations
with the association and by direction OF
the president naming Houston as the
place and three months from today as thu
time of the next meeting the associa'
tinn adjourned.
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COLONEL poLk's CASE.
If VIII Come Up Before the Commits
aion TndHN.

1t VIII Come Up Before the Commas
sion Today.
Galveston, Texas, December 1s.--Colonel
L. J. Polk, general manager OF the Guit'
Colorado and Santa Fe railway leaves
tonight for Austin, where he VIII race
the railway commission tomorro" on
charge of contempt. The colonel does
not seem at all perturbed over the prop
able outcome of the collision with the
commissioners, Beyond declaring tnat
the right of free speech. he mas away
sncordinq To his ideas been guaranteed
and he has done nothing more than apply
his right. the colonel is mum Colonel
Polk will be accompanied by j. Mnsrto n
Terry. general counsel for the santa re-
| who will represent him In the trial TO-
morrow. ,,,sr-
est among railway men all over me s.are s
| and il is probable good many OF mem
viii make it convenient to be IN Aust'h
! tomorrow.
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New York. December ls.-Atvood vioie" g
Co. say OF cotton
Local stock market conditions were more
responsible from breaking OF cotton market
today than any other one influence ronn'-
tions in that direction were so seriously un
favorable and caused such tremendous sell
ing out by long interest in cotton heid py
wall street Arms as to help bring about me
reeeesion here. The support came from the
short Interest, who bought heavily asp,, nna
longs az Liverpool. consequently the long
;nteres, there will 20 out tomorrow and may
weaken that market sonsssyaey r 10 b apUe
laid oery we'll although declining u at nearly
al leading points tre a,%naasa 'q here ab by
tha eoyaring y, both sides today. The course
one OF erces wi II depend materially upon the
conditions Of the stock market mere, cntton
have been lost sight of for the moment, pu y
they must ultimately reassert tneinsei W oda
the crop is as we believe, less than o'ooo'oVo
halea.
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

81 Louis. December Is-Wheat--N No. RCD,
cash. 69is: December, e9ia May 72%@7a.
Corr--No 2 cash, 81 December. $li2 May
S2as oats-No cash, December IA May.
iohhine 9.75 old, ii.25 new, Lard-Lower,
brine brine, steam 5.2T1s choice $50 Flour firmly
held; patents, S.i5dS55; extra fancy. 5leql
sis; clear 275a2So oornmeal' l'o a. %.
Steady: timothy. lO5od12oO; prairie. 525g
$50 Whisky STEADY, 22l4 Cotton ties
baeging and hemp twine, unchanged Dry sa,d
meats-Lower; extra shorts, 5s1'2' clear rips
clear e ribs ribs and sides, 600 Receipts flegfr
1000. wheat. Is. 900: corn, % 600, oats. $1,000
Shipments: Flour. 5000, wheat, 1OoO0 corn
1000: oats, 1000.
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A Neat Pamphlet.

ons ~ the neatest pamphlets ever issued
is that just from the press with the com
ailments of the Southern Pacinc company.
II Is gotten out in the National coiors OF
tbe Republic of Mexico and has mu a,1., Of
i me regarding what 1t calls the 'ltaiy
NV North America" The illustrations are
" half tone. and are characteristic OF the
country. peculiarities Of that land wnicp
are interesting to everyone Mr.. Henry "a,
Mayo, chief of the literary pureau ol ,'as,
SUM n,,nniy If them and is distributing them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The War In South Africa Has Strengthened
Wheat.
FOREIGN DEMAND CAUSED SHARP ADVANCE
Corn and oats Closed Higher on In
Hueucc of WheRt-Proht Taking
Depressed Provisions.

Chicago December 1s--lndications tnat tno
war IN South Africa has reached proportions
sufficient TO actuate a marked Improvement
in the foreign demand caused sharp al |
vance in wheat today, May closing lsie over
Saturday. other grains were lnnuenced by
wheat, May corn closing sc and May oats
hdMc higher. Pront taking depressed the
provision market, May pork closing '1sc, May
lard sc and May ribs '1sc lower
The small worlds shipments, the decrease
on passage aud other STATISTICS rather ouuls.
were completely overshadoweu IN the wn WIZ
pit by the foreign news. The call Tor aoal-
Iionai volunteers for the British forces ~
South Africa alone, II was peheVeu, invLeas sI
the Importance OF the Boer wal su'ncieuV,s
| 10 stimulate the grain market The strength
| of Liverpool ana the vigorous buying ior
| foreigners was sufficient support, theories iot
the local dealers and the market strong az the
opening, added TO Its strength tnroughou' w
| session The crowd in the pit was large, the
! activity and volume OF trading greater tnAp
| has been before in months May opened ng
but offerings were not liberal and the price
advanced 10 10ls9I0ssc. From ms pom. 'ne
market early dropped on to initial hgures on
selling against pr,yiieees as 'ns ppi ine and
from that point to the close the advance WAS
persistent outside buying orders were gu
the hoor in force, shorts became learlu, au,
covered at substantial losses and through y
all the foreigners bought literally apsorplhs
every offer not otherwise disposed of. few
minutes before the last trade had heen mace
Nav was at 1li4c. The close was ls.c ovey
Saturday at 7llsc Primary receipts were
So 400 bushels, against l,sSl,2OO iast year.
| Corn was firm with wheat, and tine market
rather active The strength Of wheat was
Iiha factor The response, however. was heln
in check to degree by some liberal proht
taking, ss,,.oa
only n drowsy movement in the oats market
Receints were 22S cars,
Provisions opened strong ana there was az,
on realizing, principally by New York lonss'
; who were influenced by the Wall street sltua-
! ton The liberal supply of hogs ana lower
prices at the yards had something of De
pressing effect. Estimate receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 100, corn SIC, oats 22S cars hoss S4'VV'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

tylor-R. l.. Ross. Paris, j. A.
wv; eliy F. c. Bitgood, New Or
4 " slavn, Jr., ] w. Slavin, sr,,
~, w Leuk, Orange Charles p.
NJ. lnliadelphla; William G. Carroll.
~, Y. Curley, Beaumont; Miss
nv York; Miss Shurret, New York I.
Il ITrln Texas; W. c, Campbell. Tenn
4 psarhorn, Cordalia, n. NJ. Smith,
n. Z Shapman, Cuero; H. u. Ham
f.,s'niil; George Lock, Westlake. II.
FTsi u,y; z. r. Holland. Houston
y n,sr psugherty. Ennis. I. t.; Miss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
Vow. York wheat.

New York. December 1s.--While pelgneorlhs
aiizstion TODAY over the situation in south
Africa and the disturbing failures AZ nome
wheat, on the other hand, enjoyed me sot pig.
6sys last curb figures to the hest point OF
to6ay was matter NJ e per bqfhel, me
jump being attended By heavy Local G Govern,
and evidences Of Increased outside interest," lrad
shaving an Iscrease Of S0l 200 bushels, prices
receded little and were soft for a time; but
only TO recover in the hnal bali bolr N iesps
OF nc each closing unsettled hnt su@ns .S 10
sa a war neur Is always regarded a., a. 2
strong bull card in grain but until TO-DAY l,.in
attention had been given TO souin hir -sI, !.
matters. May opened at l514c' 500 up 10 'o'ee
and closed at 76Ac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

~ sns' Texas, December 1S.-Ben
~, carpenter, was killed in his
NJ p m. He was found on the
n III IN the right side in two
W y J chisel, which was found by
\ NINA oied in Ave minutes after
'es ~, Another man was seen in
|tlin, ha him a short while before
\ N y Is said both were intoxi-
s s'sests have been made,
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Temple Notes.

Temple, Texas, December Tt ~.
Duyal. ex-president of the Florida Central
and director Of the Santa Fe railway sys-
fam was in Temple yesterday In his pri-
vate car Falmouth , :, ~,
superintendent NJ. R. Pendell OF the
northern division OF the Santa Fe was In
the city Yesterday from Cleburne ana spent
very pleasant hour in the Y. NJ u =
building. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

advance in high European and Brazilian
cables and continued small receipts at Santos
which caused local covering, Later the mar
ket was more active but easier IN sympaanyt
and Inc cotton market The market closed .
points H higher 10 net lower Total sales l2.2So
bags. including December 90; January, o,.oq
!. S. February. 500 March. 5-95a6.VO; Augusl,
Rio. uuiet; No invoice, 6B; jobbing, ,ss'
Mild. auiet Cordoya, Sd12Is
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only tn topple over again. The general weak.
ness was Increased by the situation IN soltn
Africa leading to fears that political uo ouers
aha eoutb was an enormous seller mere
The English cotton market declined iga az
noints and closed at the lowest ngnres ne
anal phases Of the market were ntle ee,t DELL
On covering and some buying for reactlon
tonorrow The close was steady ~ nel
decline Of 23 to 2s points on the present crop
and TO 10 on the next crop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
FEEDING AT TEMpLE,

Temple, Texas, December IA review OF
the cattle feeding pens around Tempe dls'
sand head OF cattle on feed this year; 20
against about 1900 fed last year; The iaiiihg
off ir numbers is accountable from me ~ ,l
that this year there is less available nuns
and meal at the oil mills and a scarcity OF
range cattle that could be bought on NM
to mako feeding prohtabl The cattle on On
follows ffH Taylor, Salisbury & Avant, 1900
head; j. G Chiders 1000 head John X,
Jackson. 1000 head Morse stephens. 400
head Moore Bros. 200 head. J, B. French
G SON eOo head: j. T.. Moore e. Son, l2S head
and r. w Prosser. 500 head In addition
10 these cattle in the feeding pens near ir 'o@ Ssa
hv tha more advanced farmers, who are util-
ivine their sorghum cane, stubblehelds. etc !,
10 fatten few head each. Already tew
nv NESTS. TAYLOR Salisbury & Avant and
neat profit was netted TO them in the tran
saction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
SUNSET LIMITED.
THE Fine Train Passed Through d"
It's Initinl Trip.

It's InitinI Trip.
The Sunset Limited passed through
Houston last night westbound, every com
partment filed. 1t was the nrst Trip o,
the Limited for this season and IT starteu
ant under most suspicious circumstance
General Passenger Agents Parks and NOD
bins Of the sunset and Central routes were We,
a. tba Grand Central station to welcome
the new train on it's initial trip. and many
OF those Of the office force were aIso pr ns,,,
emit Compartments on the Limited WI
he hard to get for while and u Is possip,e
that with the connections now pelns haue
by the Southern PACING anu tnIous" s
NH he more largely patronized this season
thar ever before and that it Will pc iuh
train each way all season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
aIDEs AND WOOL
Metals.

Z w December ls.-The market for
: ,Ie,S uist all day, with some depart
|>fil WI iair steadinsss. At the close
Il intnuange called pig iron warrants
mi; Lake copper dull ana easy
M w nominal, Tin held steady
lltS N easy and neglected for futures
n r..Sp Lead steady at 4.65I4.75.
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q. n. G. Election.

Smithville. Texas December S.--At the
last regular meeting of San Gabriel divis-
ion No. 256. Order of Railway Conductors,
the following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing year: c. H. Turney. c. c.;
t. H. Webb, A. c.. Ed Dryer, secretary
and treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

Galveston, Texas, December 1s.-Mr.
Nixon, who will succeed General superin-
tendent c. F. Resseguie OF the Gulf, Col
orado and Santa Fe railway January /,
lett Chicago last night for Galveston and
will arrive here tomorrow. Mr.. Nixon IL
young man and comes to his new duties
With splendid record behind him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis. December is.-Esss-steady' az
nc, ., p,,ter steady.
creamery. 1879 d siry,, ie eIesb "a.
New York, December IS --Efgs-ResseiaPt =;
o,ss packages; steady: Western ungraaed az
mark isssIs westefa 3 1saEe loss Sn de-
,,and ~, etrssh with Arm feeling; Missouri
and snI Kansas stock, hrsts. ls dozen. cases re-
turned; storage, iodH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

n main, arrive and depsr. from the Grand
\ IN, sesp. The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
,hthh,y. depot in the Fifth ward. the In
{s,s,I M Great Northern and Columbia Tap
~ b, International and Grea; Northern depot
{rr,,, werue The Missouri. Kansas and
m G,Neston. Houston and Henderson trains
\ Inara, uonal ard Grea; Northern depot
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pnxmn.tcr Resiencd.

Fort Worth, Texas. December 1s.--G. q,
Rivers, who has been paymaster OF the
Fort Worth and Denver road since 1t was
built, has resigned, effective January !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
c.a.n nna proti.ton. rIscwherc.

New Orleans. December b-noe pi Iard
Refned tierce, 5lsd54 pure laTd eT sgsic
Boxed meats Dry salt shouiqs's .,dss
n ilsss sisssa sugar cured ioais RGeaot
binary to good 8d3h Gram ana 1oo, les q nat
snts, s.75as'so cornmeal s. B Nng5 IA ~ ~
Hay-Prme, liooal59o choice ID lSoq 81 vel yeI
low, 49, osts-No ? sacked 2s'A'
cash sfSa' ssrd 10 rsd ,s s9gIs o So
May, 2s7s; cash No 2 mine ', e''S 5sa@55i5 Re-
ceipts Wheat $500 corn G. ooo . oats o soee
Shipments Wheat, 12,co corn s4oo' o''''
5000.
New York. December is,.We enn, arm No
~ aaoa, No M S0Its ssrd p paiatR
so% Lo.p. as soat "o No red, 7s% options
steas and SisssIl MasSs 'P Tda may ste 5sS
July, p2, Vol ouiet cotton seed oil
STEAD: prime crude. rs; prime yellow 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
SUGAR.

~, vary December is.-Sugar--Raw,
s,s mSdW tsIr refining. 1916; centrifugal, 81
test ~ hid. Molasses sugar, 3s-ie' re
fined, ouiet a. e,r.r e,,onv
Ne" o.,,n a13T., omen kettle centrifugal
o 9psMS4 s',s; centrifugal plantation sranuiate
saSggss whites. 4ssMtfs ;yellows. S7s4i s-ie
.aconds 2H643-l6. Molasses-very strong
open kettis, ssa4s; centrifugal 1883 syrup
sSaN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
COFFEE.

New Orleans. December B.--conee--h'o'
ordinary to fair. 7has - -.s.a ,u,,res
New York December n-Conee lnin,s
opened steady at unchanged prices 10 po'n''
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|yo1r-Train. leaving Houston at 600 a.
n, n. .. m. and arriving at Houston
III, m md SIS a. m. also run into Grand
I'M (rr,l .,po. departing ten minutes earlier
Y ,riyl-, ZEN minutes later than time
IN Above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

Wheat-No. ., spring 65a67; No. 3. spring,
6Sd69h; No. 2. red, SlMqSl1s'
Corn--No. 2, 23G23A. 1880,
oats-No. 2 $4,000; No. ?, white. 25A a2s
No. 3. white, 25425s4.
Rye-No. 2. 81. 4a
Barley--No. ., 3sq43
Flax seed-No. l. l.4sk.
Timothy seed-Prime, go.
Mess pork-Per barrel, s.60dlo Is
Lard-Per 100 pounds, 5.loa5.Sais'
She rt ribs sdes--Loose 5.l5u5.i0
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed. y.
Short clear sides-Boxed 55o4e.6O.
Whisky Distiilers' finished goods. per gal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r O. b. mill, Texas interior points, ae-
cording to location; Per Gallon.
-. "a, ,oo.s - "a O 2iis
Prime summer yellow oil 1900 zSnT 1sz
thke anu ' Short ton.
Prime cotton seed meal .''..'sies 20 20 "a 90
rr Ia,, ,on mills are paying 50. so per ton ior
eottop seed 4 0. b. Interior towns.
Wool.
9. ,.,,,s necember is.--wooi Arm for hne
o., nb,ch are ia demand: medium and
eoarser qualities quiet. and easy; mea'u I'M
isaa4ls; light nne. II; heavy nne. NUn; 'uD
washed. 2592S.
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MI Nixnn COMING.

Noodle, were in the city yesterday on
Santa Fe business.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

Market closed bare all classes; prices are
strong; prospects for present week good HOE
market steady. Calves in special demand
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An Error Corrected.

~ fpscia. wagons for collection OF
.saeE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
ysig trains; also for delivery to ph-
\ 'xssness N the city. We are on duty
lsufs WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
hsst from private residences receive
@sntion. Phone Sc.
HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. H., December 1s.-csttle-Good
to choice steady TO 10 higher others weak 70
shade lower. COW market and Gamers m Jog
il lower GOOD TO choice, I5soa7 80: poor to
medium 25dS. 10. mixed stockers 5000
SO; selected feeders, 2oQ4 65; good to
choice cows. 5od47s: heifers: ooa5 90;
Gamers 2 oOaS 90; calves iooa. 90; Zen Leo
lover trsde active. closed firm fair clear
ances mixed and butcher steers, Sa5d4 20;
GOOD 10 choice heavy. 2O15.05; rough
heavy. 3 sOd4 90; light, s5ai l2h bulk o o.
sales o5d4 Is Sheep market dull and loG
II lower except for fancy Westerns, soq
4 80. lambs. 4 0od5 65. Receipts-csttle, Id,
900; hogs. is 5000 sheep, $4,000
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GALVESTON.

Galveston, Texas, December H.--The A. +.
Norman Live Stock company reports the
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ST. LOUIS

g, Louis, Mo. December le-cattle-Re,
ce ip $500 including 1000 Texans Market e
easy native shipping an ras eSport e' Dressed
S gsi0 ana su' butcher steers ti5a55e; steers
under md 1000 pounds s.20a4 go; stockers and
feeders. 25q5.o o COWS and helfessS; sd 5;oy 9g
Teyas and Indian steers. s.e5qi.7b; COWS ana
Refers q sOdS so. Hogs-Receipts; :, 5000
Market generally Salo lever PIGS as ana lgn ~
"a t5 sheep-Receipts, 100. Market Z.
lower; native muttons. t;ooai.26; lambs % S'oe
TX 70, stockers, 250ffS 90; bucks, 2.25gS'oo'
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo, December h-oattle-
peseints 400 natives. 600 Texsns, Medium
riIljng steers. butcher cows and stockers and
Feeders s steady plain half led steers shade a,i
lower. Choice native steers offered medium
weights ooa5 12ls stockers ana feea e5a
cs an Gs'ea ssoas a. Tezsns SOFAS
Hoes-Receipts. 1910. Market very SLOW.
ruled 5alo lower heavy and mixed loos s,os ~
ee ;hu'n peoeipts. 5000 Market dull, muttons,
lower, killing lambs, loas5 lower: sto stock
onS feeders about steady lambs. o;ooqe; p.
buttons. 4 o01I4 80, stoekers and FEEDERS, 2.fa
"a 20. culls .50G21b
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az. 0. r. r. rr.,n..
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~. s..sl., leaves Houston I I..yp p I'M, M
INs sny ,,s S Avenue DepotIs minutes
49, me Above.
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G., II. g. II. n. II.
pepo. foo, of Congress Avenue.
calveston Trains
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~ e, q, T ssry through cars for Dallas
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