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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

New orleans. June 2.--conce quiet; Rio,
ordinary to fair. 7Gp77s.
New York. June Coffee options ur.
changed to points higher; sales 1880 bags;
spot coffee Rio. dull and nominal mild nuiet.
Sugar. raw hrm; refined firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTo.

BY Gulf Colorado aud Santa Fe railway.
SIS bales; international and Great Northern
50. Galveston, Houston and Henderson 81
Houston and Northern. SO. Gull and lntel-
state g, barge c W. Ben, il5, barge II y.
JCnes 59S. Total, llSS.
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London Financial.

London, June 2-consols for money 100 (;
tor me account l09'l, Bar silver quiet 277sd
per ounce; Money ~, por cent. Rate dis
count IN the epen market for short and three
months bills 29s per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

lard fhree-nuafters. e e5; imported Gil
letie grade quarters. 81 50: fancy sprats.
Quarters $3.50
STABci i--stapdar goods: pearl In 4c-ib
hoses. 27tc: Royal Gloss. bulk. &c: Nickel.
100 uacknres. nor box. s2.50. corn starch. 5lsc
per N. 70 and i0.lb boxes
SrGAR-- Quotations nro for small lots.
sr ecial nrircs gwen on carload orders stand
ard rraruisted SIC. cubes and uowderod
FAC; Louisi6ua yellow clarified fancy $50
SIC. choice 5h05#c: Arbu,klss. Glib and
b-lb packaSes. 5Nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

New York Jpne THE Commercial Adj
vertiser's London Financial eableyram saws.
Inc markets here we're idle today, except
In mines. Americans we're dull but inactive.
unuii the afternoon. when New YORK bought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots OF stnnle
Commod ties,
HEAVY STAPLES

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

New York, June 2.-Dry Goods The regu-
lar demand has been moderate At full prices
for sheetings and drills. Denlma IN better
densnc and Arm. Bleached cottons quiet
ard prices well maintained al top limit wide
Greetings firm. Cotton ianuels and blankets
firm in price Wooden goods arm Burlaps
quiet and barely steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

New York June The following table
cen rllea by Brsdstrcet's. shows the BARK
rleal mas al the principal cities tor The week
ending today toretner with the percentage o..
Increase ana decrease as compared with TIE
corresponding week last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
suG GA

New ORLEANS. June Sugar dull; omen
k stle 5000 open kettle eentrliuzal S.sE
~, centrifugal yellows iis9 lS-ls sssonas
G4A Molasses dull; centrifugal e1it'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

f.lvsrpnci--Snots steady. business good;
sales iActo imports none =.
ordinary ......a ISIS Md upland $50
Coed crdiparN..S Coed mid. M. 3 e-l1
Low nidditnr. $ sis Am. mid. far. J 2p-s2
Quotations for middilns AZ other snot mar
leIx ,.s,etb.r ain she sales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
cnrrnN az sHIPRoARn.

For Havre-ss Miodleham Castle 6ei2; SIS
Roscheid 1921.
For Rutterdam-Ss Mario 400.
For New lork--MallaTy liz 2si2
Total on shipboart, l2,I05.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
In Presses and wnrehouses.
Houston Spot ouotation..


Other Spot Markets.
Galveston-Spots closed steady
Lew ordinary...< MiddIing ......5 1915
Ordinary. .......4 sic Good middilus..s 7-ie
Good ordnary..4 i3-iG Niddling fair . ls-ie
Low middIing...5 7-ls Sales ........... -.
Kew Orleans-Spots closed Guiet
Lew ordinary. ais Middling ......5X
Ctdinary,.......3 li-ie Good middling. 6 5-1e
c voc ordinary...4 3-1e Middiing fair 6%
Low middlng.,.5 Sales ......2l00
New York-Spots closed steady.
Good ordinary 7-15 Good middling $50
Low middling 1915 Middling fair .7X
MiddIlng a.,.....6M Sales .........lei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

Fair demand fof all classes choice cattle
moor cattle are worth more 81 home tnan o.
market, car sausage bulls wanted Good d.
nand for top corn hogs; car lots OF corn hog
can always be sold on arrival at marke
~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

Galveston. Juae 2.--The A. p. Norman
Live Stock c,mpuuy reports the market IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
New York. June 2--comparative cotton
statement FOR the week ending June .;
Net receipts al all L s. norts during
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Once OF The Post

Houston Friday, JunC 2.
There was o good supply Of fruit on the To-
cal market yesterday Prices woro well main
taincd. peaches especially being in demand
Peck boxes we're Arm at 5o955c Cantaloupss
were in better supply than heretofore aud sold
slightly lower Wild goose plums brought 40
@ioc per peck. Some nice Burbanks are ex-
pected next week East Texas blackberios
sofa at sl3Od1eo per crate
Adyices from New York report a good de
mnnd for all grades Of rice, both foreign and
domestic Stocks are light throughout the
South and will hardly be sufficient TO meet
requirements until the new crop Former
prices are firmly maintained, with an adyanc-
ing tendency,
The hide market is quiet and devoid Of new
features Chicago advloos state that stocks
are not hurdensome, but the largest tanners
arc out OF the market and can not be induced
TO pay the rates asked The receipts OF cattle
are larger
California oranges have advanced Is cents
per box. The supply Is very small and will
soon be exhausted, Imported oranges Will
soon be arriving on the local market
Nearly all hog products are slightly lower.
Bacon and hams have declined 80 per pound
The lemon market is very Arm. with an
active demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
New Yorm Futures.
a asked: b bid V value. S sellers
Lfyprn1oI Fufurer
Liverpool wceisiy Statement.

This Last Last
week. week. year.
Decks sales ...... $1,000 $1,000 1900
OF which American. 6l,O01 @J.ODO 2o,pJD
Exports ...,.......... 5,bQO -iEV opp
ST eculation ..,...... 100 l'4DJ 20
Forwarded .......... $500 AlNvO 0S,'Vi
retail stock .......l,4iO.O00 1,i7nQO0 l,llo,0y0
OF which American. .1.354.0)l l,895Q0p l.pi6ul0
Actual exports ...... 1900 puyO uVuO
fetal weeks receipts iOJnO $1,000 5000
OF which American g 900 2i.ua0 4luJ0
Total since sept 1..3.743 900 g. 10000 3.2zG00O
OF which American, .33l9,Q0l S2g30D1 2,el3ol9
stock afloat .....,.., J6,0lt ti,ppO aauOj
OF which American. 5000 10 600 300
/
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03

New Orleans. June 2,-secretary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible
supply of cotton compares the figures
OF trs week with last week aud last year. Il
SHOWS decrease Tor the week just closed OF
80. 1eO bales against decrease OF 1851 ~ last
yeaf.
The total visible is S52i,42l, against 3,G7zi70
last week and III last year OF this the
total OF American cotton is 3, 5lJ,il0. asains,
2,S6g 40 last week and 2,59iiil last year aud
OF all other kinds, Including Egypt Brlaa.
Irdla etc, 2I6.O00, against $4,000 last week
and 215 coo last year
The total worlds visible supply OF cotton
shows decrease compared with last week of
l507 go bales, and an increase compared with
last year OF 652 2l9.
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Houston paily statement.


Gross receipts thus far this week ... 2lSe
Cross receipts PA DAYS this gear .... 2 40 $50
Gross receipts PA DAYS in 1875. ISL 91g
Cross reeeints ~ DAYS. IN 19t-95. .L1SS.l0i
Houston Weekly Statement.
Cross recoipts this week - g2SA.
Net rceeipts this week ........ 40
Glcss receipts this week last wear m 92sS
Net receipts this week last year M llsf
Total gross raceipts this wear ......2 49, $50
Total net receipts this year . 7di. SsC
Total gross receipts same time last
year acknowledgements. .........1, 1872 $50
Total net receipts same time last year ta6 737
SHIPMENTS outward this week - 2qSS
SHIPMENTS rail to and via New orleans zee
SHIPMENTS TO japan ............ 1s5
In transit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
Strange Ocean Craft,

The Eagle published long Knapp's roller
boat yesterday morning which be long
and 200 feet in diameter and is 10000 The
another which attracting considerable attention
just intended transatlantic service and
which is faster than the average express
steamship constructed in Baltimore ship
yard, named the Howard Cassard was designed to
revoutionize transatlantic travel
and number Of capitalists had sufficient N the
scheme to invest quarter million dollars
in it. On trial the vessel proved failure
$500 and has since been laid Washington
proposed to have the vessel brought Cramps
with propelling machinery effort prove
her worth.
W. G. Miller, under whose supervision the Howard Cas-
sard built has been the Cramps
the matter. Speaking of the boat, Mr. Miller said
1.-THE Cassard only considered a model, although
she should demonstrate the practcabiIy scheme
and if successful the full size steamship 542 long,
16 feet wide her greatest beam She
sinkabe and thoroughly reproof speed more in
th peculiar lines of her hull than the machinery
hull offers remarkably little waves In
starting her trial the boat made thirty knots but
slow working Coss engine greater speed
the hull ascertaining could be fitted with
the ordinary triple expansion engines the vessel
could be made to go forty miles hour at least"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
WilheImina and Wilhelm.

The fellow who is to the young Queen Will
hn, though poor, looking besides prince
of the blood There question before he can
become the royal and that title
he is to be nobody somebody. the young queen
really in love with him, and if enough
what's what and what is liable happen after marriage
he should his foot down without delay put
down in black and white just be- Her name
Wilhelmina and his is Wilhelm marriage
be celebrated about Eastertde 1892 Hague
little later writer suggests when Haarlem the
floral capital Of Europe unveils bill
lows Of bloom and when the perfume days
Of heaven earth" Dutch wedding without flowers
would be as Rome without Holland land
orange blossom and shall expect
variety of tulip bred and named
but the Dutch people will Wilheminas choice He
is the of the beloved prscess who
the abandonment of capital punishment
ing corporal correction Of sailors got
BOTH The only hitch halt precedent
Of Albert with Victoriathe waiting eighteen for
the title-as Queen Whelmna desires the assumption
of after marriage, the Wieds wishof prince
One heart will doubtless
ton Then will wnsomely willful Wilhelmina
iwhne her mother rode) from the old republican city
Called palace') her Inauguration what she de-
csed to do until wedding Though gift vehicle and
the horses all ready ride in 1.-The golden COACH"
which peasant in the Long queen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
9dlIy aS$ @dYA@
~ ~. JIURDoCK. Editor.
Governor dwellings Resolution.

Senator Leweng introduces set Of resolutions winch
commencing and Harris reiterates the
just government derives its powers
the governed and that so far as the
Philippines territories are concerned
any all "entangling alliances with
foreign powers of the senator sound all
right as patitude or as initial doctrines but the exgences
tinklng cyrbals We tangled in the Philippine
situation before we knew it, unavoidaby and logically en-
tangled and any the contrary is nonsense
AS 10 the other proposition resolution that
the Philippines ought to be free independent not
convinced We can't millions Of inhabitants
of those islands by the withdrawal Of
Americas benign rule leaving the Of Aguin
aldo and his who do represent
more than every hundred Of the people OF those
islands Along line Of Senator dwellings resolutions
many speeches and editorials written
but like them these speeches resolutions have not
reached the It to drive Spain
out Of incidentally out of the Philip
pines and all resolutions contrary not
the party which, having full value in hand
should give it up on sentiment anything and all
resolving contrary Notwithstanding have got the
West Indies the Philippines viii hold them in
definitely or at least until we get money back back
in full with interest and good That
the practical form American patriotism which sails higher
and roots deeper any plattudnary sermentality
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
Judge HaZen's Decision.

Judge Hazen deciding for the extra ses-
the legality the session. Eagle all along
maintained there could be of Leedys consttu-
ona authority the legislature extra session.
What denounced because of the time and
of the hsy He put the people Kansas to fifty
thousand dollars expense for the purpose rectfyng
supposed bunder Of his history Of the coun-
Try governor called legislature in extra session
after his had polls save and ex
cent Leedy, whose act was simply infamous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
The Horse in Business,

Many prophecies have been made recent years to
effect that the days Of were numbered But we
are inclined to the belief that prophecy is yet long
way from fumnt Yet there doubt that if the
horse could be entirely displaced cities by mechanical
motive of Kind another city traffic whether
in freight greatly expedited and the
be largely and his harness take UP
nearly much the vehicle which he draws while
The employment of reliable would confne the space
occupied substantially the vehicle alone There is no
doubt furthermore but that the mechanical motive
would improve the sanitary condition Of cities in at
least viz, by doing away wiki the necessity Of
stabng horses and the consequent corruption Of city air
always oceoned by products. by gradually subs
tuDE asphalt composition possibilities for
the sharedg7d paving with ,eryeing crevices
for The NTH the propagation Of disease
germs
The users Of automobile vehicles would be led IN self
defense to demand perfectly surface for our streets
both because o The less upon tires and the less
tear upon the whole vance because the smoother
the pavement The larger the load which could be carried with
safety and the sre1er the which vehicles could
move without accident. incidentally the owners of such
vehicles would be corps of sanitary guardians for they
could not reap the entire benefit Of level pavements unless
the streets were kept This doubling of the capacv
for business q The Of this city would be 5 than
equal TO the doubling Of ctys total business AREA -
the that double business being possible in the
same space = distance Icy The average vehicle
would be bur hair Of that necessary if the same object were
sought 10y multiplying space Altogether there seems At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
Rarbarities in Korea.

A correspondent Of the Novoe vremya.
writing from Seoul in the middle of Oc-
tober. gives a terrible description Of the
crimes perpetrated in Korea by the anti
Russian party" who, since the departure
OF the Russian financiers and drill instruc-
tors, have wreaked their vengeance by
means of vile deceit and barbarous cru
city on the former Korean interpreter or
dragoman of the Russian embassy who
was instrumental in safeguarding the re-
mOval of the Emperor Of Korea TO the
house OF the Russian mission. His wife
and number of other Koreans were ner-
cilsssly tortured in order to force them
TO testify to a trumped-up charge against
him Of poisoning the Emperors coffee
The sx-interpreter himself, Tim hhun-
yuk, was compelled TO confess a crime
Of which every one knew him 10 be in
nocent, on a solemn promise that he
would receive a merely nominal punish
ment. The motive was to shield the real
criminals among the high officials OF the
government. but these latter then broke
their pledge and had the ex-intsrpreter
condemned 10 the most brutal form Of
vapital unishment- First OF all his tongue
was cut out in prison 10 prevent him from
revealing the deception. and after execu-
ton the body was mutiisted and made
sport OF II a public place IN the most saw
age and disgusting manner. And all this
took place. says the writer, II a country
which IS blessed with American and other
Christian missionaries, and where Ameri-
can officials occupy influential posts in
the Korean government seryice.-St- Pc
ters5urg Correspondents London Times
January
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10

Kipling's white Mans Burden srs 10.
pioneers. The Kansas p.onee-. attn ere
Indian. took I'd ths whs-e mans aurten
and shared the red mans F5verrueUt
annuity Ike hero
I VII cause distress in Kansas -
learn that the smai .poN .s raging zroEuf
Manila. and nat ire Kansas reg. meas ts
suffering Wa a great many casa A.
~ CHE recent deaths in tne kagEas rsEi-
n-ert 81 Manila we're from fhs az1zl. gaz
SedEwick PsatsRrsDa- Tas nams 81
Guy 4. So3sr. curpDrz1. F073rfsezt5 la-
fantrY- company = is sHn1rE TIE -s- q
kid = TIRE recent 6T1t W4ra tae ilF1r-
gent forces AZ 2&nl-a. Hs zzs saD -
Thomas Soesn. Who used - ITe nsar
here. ard moved 60 tas state - - zra-1z-
so1 sonze pears aga Two soisl g1gs
gers u tae srEas meat. AID tneT Ne-s
olz frien1s - lisa Seaasfer. - tbs eltT.
wh0 hss received seFfssl .etteFf TOR
men ssnea fhey weas - Gar-a-
Eznszus are trEseie-E listen - faia
from ths T.sLerafe Erg1hiieaa. p p
Azsuls has 1rsl received q .sttsr froza als
sea sr=nesr Asars vno - Cesz-
-.ssra- Peru Tee fsfttr uas sFt1sss 1sg-
-z-r sta - aHs heen a ma1rA
ra-e - e BE- sf=a&s e EnE ~ E
r.e aasqa-f ~ Fe-s - sEe EGf -f9
States Hara1.ps Gns ste1ref ta@rz 90
tsssr wsF - Msra Hs azFs th1t as
sosa as A. Teaascr ore - sse Herse-s
q ia asE fss zA-eA "a = sssk4G<- - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
Along the Kansas Nile.

Judge Hook started in life as news
boy.
This is one Kansas winter that the
house flies did not survive.
The legislature should pass an income
tax law applicable only 10 plumbers.
The State architect estimates that It
will take $4,000 to complete the state
capitol.
Governor Stanley gets to appoint new
district judge for the district created for
Leavehworth.
A Populist paper speak OF the COVER
nor as Sunday Stanley and his man Fri
day Albaugh.
Ed Howe Of Atchison is slowly turning
against Dewey because Dewey whipped
the bow and arrow Ygorotes.
Perhaps the Leland crowd thinks ii has
filed the barbs of the Seventh districts
harpoon. 1t viii pay 10 wait.
The Twentieth Kansas. in this. its hour
OF triumph. has forgotten that there ever
was z San Francisco, or Topeka
John s. Simmons OF Dighton, western
Kansas. has been selected as superiatend-
ent Of the Hutchinson Reformatory.
AMutuaI Hail association has been orga-
nized in Kansas. A member will neces-
sarily have TO be hall fellow well met.
Lewellng IS constantly broadening. He
has introduced a resolution IN the state
senate thanking Harris and Baker Tor
their votes for the peace treaty.
Fred Funston Il mentioned IN the dis
matches. Ed Little Is not But the
chances are they both did superbly and
should be given unstinted praise.
II has been discovered that the wives
and sweethearts Of the insurgents a. Ma
mia dressed IN mems clothes and went
into the battle None OF them sho- a.
Ed Little
II would be just Xix. Ed Littl. 70 re-
turn from Manila with the swelling az
gone ont Of his egotism- Th4s accom-
plished. he Is one OF the best fellows OF
earth
Reverend Mr.. Todd assisted Mrs. Anna
Digs a. Librarian Todd schsmed 20 get
Mrs Digs bounced Mrs. Digs roast
Todd resigned
Fred Afford. the young Eausan killed
al Manila. was a hsppy-E0-iucky boy
who huugerea after war lie left home
standing OF the rear platform q the .Ast
car. waving MS hat
The KIovz Review says that CHINA ars
Kioz-a differ IN this: IN CHINA 3 mar
never sees his wife uuta after they are
married IN Ei0wz ths wife never sees
her husband after they are married
BIZ White a Enpor1z hsz resolved nsv-
eS 20 write any more poetry. However.
resolutions never CONT vita poets. TIE
sfnarus e liable - cotsr a zssu ard
fierce hin into rhyme almost any tine.
I.eavsavForth's failure 80 rsznovs IRE
snow eaase5 tSzt cifv = los@ a AK sEi-
ysSfer.ay fhs Judge giving TIE plaintiff
Sssss Annie FInu. F7as9 ts@ezss. So
fsH o. ths sooE two Tsars ago and ia-
5sred 5eTseiG
1ss Kzzsszs aka are soor1Es R1zTST4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
Too MANY ExpositionS.

Some half dozen American cities asking government
recognition contemplated exposions
wholly solely the of said cities respectively
This phase of paternal government that will not be rel
swallowed Now San Francisco
and that international exposition in
would be just the thing to make her claims
cia greatness the world The of San Fran
his message speaks feegly Of the
city and declares that much wealth viii
out of the Pacific up
and take advantage Of the
which United States made through con-
quest in the course Of the Spanish war.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10
PODS PLAYING Horse,

The PopuI2st senate afford to play the baby act
with Governor staneys administration majority of the
people put Stanley where he IS with the distinct
understanding very purpose Of his naming
men for the institutions But for such
promise understanding he could not have been elected
It was the Pop party which turned down and the Re
publican party put in charge The be held
responsible if Saneys appointments should
unfit Stanley IS not permitted in the regular
way positions with of his choosing
the Pop senate responsible. When Leweling
became governor senate largely Repub-
Ican Nevertheless his appontees promptly confirmed
and every message the chamber treated with
respect great this honorable
cdure stands present Popust senate which
refuses any Staneys appointees
give any why it does The terms of of
officers expired. The Of their successors
have been before the senate nearly month No question
has been raised any the gentlemen
The delay of the only be characterized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-10

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