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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-07

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The Irish standard., 1899-08-12
Donahoe's Magazine.

The August issue OF I>onahoe's ha:
pleasing table OF contents for a mid
summer number. There are short sto.
ries, poems, travel sketches, and some
strong papers on topics oi general in
tcrcst.
Lovers of music will find The Re
vival of Music in Ireland very enter
tanning reading. Some fine portraits OF
the prize winners and committee at the
recent Feis Ccoil accompany the text.
Among the short stories The Book
O'Fire," by Rev. Jas. B, Dollard, holds
first place. "Leobcl' is a bright little
tale by Harriet Nash, who writes OF the
eccentricities of New England girl.
The continued stories, "Ihe Plaything
of Fate" by Anna c. Minogue, and "A
Golden Harvest by Elizabeth Wore,
run through some very interesting chap
tiers.
The Irish standard., 1899-08-12

Continued on page ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-30

The above figures include MP to November
~ of each year They arc given in thousands
and It will he noticed that each year shows
an excess at ports over interior towns except
the year 1890. where there is decrease o;
1900 In speaking of this. Mr.. Noill says:
This shows that while this year from Sep
tcmbor / to date the interior towns have re-
ccived more than the ports by 1900 bales, on
tho average IN tho previous eight years the
ports received moro than the towns by go
00N bales. ", therefore. the movement had
heen normal. az Judged by the past eight
wears. whether large or small crops, the
amount in sight should have been, in 1879,
4tIi,0No bales. plus the normal excess above
Of 730.0no, plus the actual below normal ii0o1
hales. giving a totrl ar l.97S.0 900 bales. which
would compare with an amount into sight on
the same date IN 1898 OF 1.tA,100; 1897, i,S5S.-
900, and 1895. 4,is2.oop. This statement refers
only IN thirty counted towns The hundreds
nj uncounted towns probably holding cotton,
which normally should have como forward, all
of such holdings remaining at present out Of
sight
This circular Is understood BY the trade to
mean that MIR Nell IS stu figuring on crop
nj II orc bales. II also indicates a belief
on his part that American spinners have
actually bought s04 non bales Of cotton that
have not yet bocn counted.
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MONEY CONTINUES HARD
Prices Of Stocks We're Well Su stained
During The Day.
LONDON BUYING MAINSrAY OF MARKET
Bond offerings Did Not Amount to
Total Called For by Treasury De-
Observation-Disclosures Probable.

New York, November 29.--Prices OF stocks
were on the whole. we'll sustained today In
spite of some factors making for reaction.
Chief OF these was the continued hardness OF
the money market, the further slump In
Leather and the movement to take pronts
in the trunk line stocks, which nave ad-
vanoed so aggressively for some time past
This profit taking movement was the nearest
to official confirmation that couid be had ior
the numerous published reports ana rumors
of consolidation of control of the great trunk
lines Those favored with advance inlorma-
ton of such project would naturally be
sellers when the news became pubic prop
crty and brought In outside buyers. A good
proportion of today's outside buyers thus in
vited. operated by cable orders from London.
Americans shared in the general strength IN
that market on account of the report of the
British military successes against the. Beers.
London buying was also attracted by the
publication of tho currency reform measures
to he pushed by the dominant party at the
coming session of congress. This buying for
London account was the mainstay OF the
market and the spotty strength displayed hero
aNd there by individual stocks, many OF them
obscure, kept the market hrm In the race OF
the uueasiness over the money outlook. To-
norrow's holiday also has prompted some
closing ZIP of short accounts. While London
buying was the main sustaining factor. the
further hardening in the London money rate
and fears of an advance in the Bank of En-
gland rate tomorrow discouraged operations
for the long account The demand for money
kept the rate at per cent and above until Il
had been mostly satisfied when it fell below
per cent in The late dealings and the stock
market hardened in response. The subtreas-
ury's disbursements on account of bond re-
demptions were considerably below So 600
and the treasury statement from Washington
showed the days revenue receipts nearly
81 700 000 in excess of expenditures As this is
the last day for which the treasury depart
ment's offer to redeem bonds holds good. the
total disbursements for redemption are but
little over half the amount of the total offered.
Tho feeling IS general in Wall street that the
period will he extended aud safety valve
AGAINST pressure OF money rates thus sup
Piled further decline In New York ex-
change at Chicago to zoe discount, against zoe
yesterday. and downward movement in New
York exchange at other domestic centers, were
again the suppostion that New York Is gain
ing this week on interior currency movement.
as was the case last week, Fractional net
gains are the rule in stocks and they rose to
point or over only In few exceptional
cases
Tho bond market was quiet and prices
showed some improvement as the day pro-
crossed. Total sales par value, si,955.000.
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buying. to dcpress prices rather materially

buying, to dcprcss prices rather materially
at one time.
We think the South should be Informed OF
the iniuenccs being brought about to weaken
cotton prices. and we give herein below this
card exactly as II appeared: Immediate and
sensational break In cotton certain: experts
sure of crop OF 900 balos Tremendous
slump inevitable. Crisis has been reached.
South carrying enormous quantities on slim
margins. having pvramded from cents up.
Short interest entirely eliminated. to whom
are bulls to sell: market unweildy and UNI
safe. Sell cotton for 100 points sure profit.
The card quoted above gives no clew to
the party responsible for it; gives an indef
mite address from which probably replies
to the sponsor for the advertisement. The
only effect OF all this Will be to make South
ern spot holders all the more tenacious In
demanding higher pricca
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ST. Louis Grain ana Provisions.

So Louis November 29,-Wheat-No. red
cash. GSh: December 67H May, 7l3s; No. ,
hard G6a67. Corn--No. cash, so; December,
80: May ais Oats-No. . cash, 23iA; Dc
cember, 22a May. %; No. white, o. Pork
Steady standard mess, jobbing 5000 Lard
Easy; prime steam, 400; choice. i92&. Flour
1.90a2.l5. Cornmeal 1.75alSO Bran--un-
changed; sacked cast track, SO. Hay Steady;
timothy S.50MlO.50; prairie, 7.5OdS,00. Whisky
Steady, 1.23Is. Cotton ties, los, Bagging,
57sa69s. Hemp Irvine. o: Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders mono Offering; extra shorts,
5.25: clear ribs, $50; clear sides. 5.62hs Bacon
Boxed shoulders, none Offering: extra shorts,
5.75; clear ribs, G,12A; clear sides. SIS. Re
ceipts Flour 5000; wheat $4,000; corn So
900 oats 1000. Shipments: Flour, 5000:
wheat 1000; corn, $1,000; oats, $4,000.
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AMMUN1TION--pow per kcg. 81 0of1
l,25; blasting powder 81 .65 per key; drop shot
per sack SO: buck $50,
BACoN-Extra short clear In sacks sh a
az; regulars 6AG67s. boxed Nc higher:
smoked bellies 7s.c; New York salt bellies az
qTNc; breakfast bacon 9l4Gpahc,
BAGGING AND TIES-Less than CARROTS
from Houston; Baeging, 2-lb 6Ac; 2A-lb
7i.e: Arrow ties 81 l0Ii IS.
CANDY-Stick, wrapped. basis a. 6h6f6&
per ID: special sizes nc higher.
CANDLES--Sta full weight l0Re: Gran
lite. full weight ioisc; Electric lights l0c
oEMENT-P Portland. se.I5fis.25i Rosendale
ooFFEE--Rio. fair. sA@ae prime. s.alOc;
choice l0hc; peaberry, 1fAQii&c; Cordova,
Ike. Roasted cofiees Arbuckle's Arosa
ixsis i00-lb cases 1liac delivered; 36-lb cases.
II, zoe delivered. Lion, ioo-ib cases. lie; Apex,
10 soc.
CRAcKERS--,A soda. bulk, boxes SIC;
Lib cartons INC. ginger snaps rae: creams
re; stage plsnks Sc cskes and Innblcs lie.
rLoUR--rexas Star Mills Tidal Wave,
81 10: sea Fairy, $50 Sea Nympb 81 80:
Sea level $3.50: rye -four $3.50, pumper-
nickel $40. Special rates for shipments to
interior points. Quarter sacks are Toe higher
than half sacks and wood zoe higher than
FARiSAcEous eoons- erI.s. hcminy ana
cream meal. 10 barrels. tseags.'hi pearl
meal, In ,to-ib sacks, 81 5o1t IS per hbj Of four
sacks. scotch oatt. se.y5; Friends oats, s2.7o:
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Timothy seedPfinle. 2,1od2.sc.
Mess pork-Pcr barrel, f65I950.
Lard-pcr 100 pounds. i,SOd5. o..
Short ribs sides. loose. 4,Sod5.lb
Shoudcrs--Dry sailed boxed. ljAa5b.
Sides Short clear, boxed. 5l5d5. 20.
Nhisky-Distillers' finished goods, high wine
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SUGAR.

New York. November 1-su
steady. Refined quiet, IA sussr-f.. X
open n Kettle. ) ii-isGs'. open , hs,ss ~
lated. SIS; whites, sfsGi IN J WI sgsss
at: seconds. e7sa4 Molssss,s tcflsl ~
open Kettle. si@ii; ccntrifassh
$685.. rf]
New York. November 2s,--N'
20 changes Of importance
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New York Dry Gondr.

New York. November 29,-Thc market wa
Quiet In cotton goods so far as actual demand
goes. Few buyers in attendance. Brown cot
tons strong, Beached strong and advances
in lower grades OF hc. Denims quiet but
strong: other coarse colored cottons strong
Prints tending upward and advances probable
next week. Ginghams strong. Regular print
cloths inactive. bids at &c being refused.
Wide gray goods strong and difficult to buy
Wooden and worsted dress goods advancing.
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BUTTER AND Eggs

Kansas City. November Missouri n
isc on free offerings RE, Ia pef tn'
Kansas stock. frsts. SELLING
cases returned. On putter--sare.a'
Chicago. November 20 va Dcheest-bp1
creamery. 1925: dairy 1sasg ., Us Is
lisal2l, Eggs-steady; - ness. -Rsfg1|
ST. Louis. November -pne unsr,ds /
4s74 packages, steady; Wes'''n
mark, HN20.
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he failed sIeDally In its accomplishment. as no
attention was paid TO the message on the
night OF it's arrival. On the other hand, II
Mr. King was really sincere In making his
query, he was informed as to the true stua-
ton in the reply sent By The Post this morn
ing.
Mr.. King is not known here and the records
do not show that he Is a member OF the New
York cotton exchange. The address he gave,
however II II Is bona nde, would indicate
that his place OF business is located In the
best known business section OF the metrop-
oils.
No confirmation has, been received here Of
the report that Mr.. II. NJ. Neili has reiterated
his estimate of an 100000 bale crop. but II
is generally understood that he has written
private letters stating that he did not sec
any reason for changing his last prediction.
Under date of November q MIR. Neiil has
issued an interesting comparison OF receipts
at all United States ports and at thirty count
ed interior towns so far this season compared
with the previous eight years, the Chronicle
figures being used. as follows;
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fsnecIal to Thc Post.D

New Orleans. November 2o,-Bachcller &
Co, Ltd. say OF cotton:
Tho decline this morning surprise to
both bulls aud bears. serving as disappont-
ment to the friends of tho staple, with the
bear element uystihed. Easier Liverpool had
its effect on prices and reports cmanating
from New York of sensational nature which
were not made public. depressed the market
but upon learning of their unrclability and
with news from the interior OF continued light
receipts tho market recovered itself. closing
finally few points lower than the highest OF
the day. and on u level with opening prices.
Tho readiness with which the market re-
sponded to tho demand at the low prices OF the
carly morning did much to confne the bear
faction. who had prepared to hammer the
whole line on any reaction, While Liver
pool continues 10 pin their faith 10 an ey.
cessivo yleld, advces from tho country arc
quite 10 tho contrary. and baokingthsir opin
ion by tho policy they are pursuing while
spinners are paying 30 points moro for cotton
on the spot than it is worth for delivery
seven months hence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-30
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. November 29.-Clearinu vi
1856 ,043; balances, s10,l59,6p9
Paris, November 29.-Three per cent fssl1
100f, 31lsc for the account. Exchange % " |
don, 25f, 26c for checks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-30

Columbia oats. $3.50: Hawkeye oats, s2.Ss.
| LARD--Renned terce. compound, 6u6m
| leaf, 6laM6A 50-lb cans, nc nigner tnan
tierces: 10-lb cans nc higher: 5-lb cans nc
higher: Glib cans 1c higher. -,
HAMS--Standard. 9kql0 picnic Mans o'sW
Ga
HCNEy-In eo-lb cans. extracted sh@sc:
In comb sa10c: In i2-Ib cans. extracted $40
shc.
LIME-Bulk. $500 per barrel; coopered.
-Reboiied. fair iss.aise: prime
2og2lc; choice 25g26c: fancy new crop syrup
MILK-Gold Medal. $3.50; Magnolia. si.so
Eesle 800; Empire, $3.50
PICKLES Five-gal kegs. S.15. 10-Ral.
kegs. $500: h-bbls, $500; Dints. American
style s5G9oc: quarts. American style sl.25 Y
gal. 81 00G2.25: I-gal., American style So. 10
eb3 Is: Legal. Hexagon s. 90.
.RfCE-Extra fancy head 6G6hc: choice sd
6kc; fair 4hdl5c: fancy imported 6isd6Ac.
RoPE-sisal. basis 1-i6 1O24c; Manila, lie:
Gotten rope 10c.
.sALT-Liverpool. coarse s5daoc; fine s5cI
IS los s2.25: COOS. 1870: 1003s. $3.50; 70-4s.
s2.i5.
SALT F1sH-Mackcrei. No. In 1o.lb kits.
81 oodl 10; half bbls 81. 80; tubs s5.0od5.50.
s5.to.
ARDINEs-Amerlcan quarters s3.s5sS4 OF:
quarters ll.5o; fancy sprats. quarters. So 50.
STARCH.-Standard goods: Pearl. In 40-lb
boxes. sssc ROYAL Gloss. bulk SIC: Nickel.
100 packages. per box s2.15; corn starch sac
per Id, 20 and 40-lb boxes.
STANDARDIZATION are for small lots,
Standard granuiated 5Ssc cubes and pow
dered b&c: Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
5hGGc choice 5h65kc: Arbuckle's. 2-lb and
5-lb packages. sac.
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COFFEE.

New York. November %. --coues-Firm; me-,
hncnsnged to 10 points lover Sales II, tnb
nhs spot.-stesdy No, invoice, 6T,. Mid
quiet cordoys, ssaii4.
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New York. November 29--The heavy long
interest In cotton was reduced very mater
tally today under a scramble for profits by
the Investment public. The opening was weak
with prices to II points lower. followed inn
medlatoly by further drop OF las points
throughout tho first hour great excitement
nfeynllod. with speculation very active and
mainly OF hearish nature. Subsequent
events, however. proved the opening price to
ne the lowest OF the day Reaotonary move
ments carried prices inward some 10dl2
points higher and sentiment ouce more IA
Sored the bull side. Tho initial break WAS
caused by poor response on Lvcrpool's part
10 our advance OF Yesterday and on renewed
estmates OF an ll,00o 600 bale crop. The latter
served to .nlmidate smaller holders. whose
se'Nnf the local crowd was uipblc to with
hleho Stop orders were reached liberal
from the enormous lines OF January. March
,,'hd May cotton. bad break In the New Or.
leans market soon after the opening added tc
mo nervousness here as did sharp tumble
~ futures abroad. So far rs the position OF
me market was concerned conditions were
unehansed from those of the past weeks. and
n mhhy leading traders bought throughout the
ueVI,he. Receipts continued light AMI SPOT
narkes south were reported 6rn. But nm
n"lvIallf investors reduced holdings in view
", lhe hosMbility Of unfayorahc developmonfs
soloan during our holiday tomorrow. The
market was hnally steady with prices not 81
only Y"
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London Financial cablerr,n,

New York, November 2a,--The Conmsidi|
Advertisers London cablegram siyi; nj
home markets were unsettled today % N1j
OF dearer money. Borrowers on consoh vii
6 per cent to the bank, which did 4 bg brF]
ness. Americans were Arm.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The Post, M a
New Orleans. November -s.--lp !, ectix
leans Live stock EXCHANGE aay ~ ys,fs1
Receipts-Cattle lbs; calves ~ s.,lIrp :
100: sales cattle 121; calves ana
hogs $50. "A yearlInp
Left over--Cattle %: calves Ane .!hort; ~
hogs Is; sheep Is. Choice s''s rsdes fir Al
pI r Market na' weak: no change 70 .s SSss
except yeariings. choice. slagsaN,,, ~
4sd4M: liberal receipts preasE,l.
hoIidnya. advise shippers be care'l'
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a Moissses like you FUSED 70 -
the days of sdulteration. '1s
& r. Old Fashion. ~
Ask ys>s- grocer for 'no