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HOW CLEVER THE REBELS WE'RE.
spanish Minister Says. They Insugur-
...a r,sh. to rrtA ,..n American.
From Katifying Peae. Treaty.

Madrid, February 6.-The newspapers
here today publish an interview with =
m lister who declared the Philippines are
going to cost the Amsricans dear, las the
Filipinos are not 50 susceptible to brides
as the Cubans"
The minister Is quoted as sayings THE
Americans Will repulse any attack on
Manila, but such n victory will be Of no
advantage TO the United States for the in
surgents, embittered by defeat, will BIO
less disposed to make an arrangement and
the struggle will go on In the Hinterland
which will be very unfnvorable to the
Americans who are absolutely Incapable
OF mountain warfare. The situation of
the Americans is very critical They will
be compelled to grant Independence to the
Filipinos in spite OF the fact that they
win thereby bring upon themselves the
worlds ridicule.
The minister also expressed the belief
that the rupture at Manila would In
fuenoe the United States Senate. "be.
cause the anti -annexationists will point
out that the annexation Of the Philippine
islands will demand enormous and un-
called for sacrifices Of men and monsy."
Continuing, the minister remarks:
1.-The rebels, therefore have shown
cseverness In choosing the sve OF the
ratification OF the treaty for an outbreak.
1t is very regrettable that the opening Of
hostilities will necessarily aggravate the
situatio of the Spaniards in the Philip
pine islands.
FlEfPlNoS MJSCALCULATED.
London. February 6.-The newpapers
here agree that the Filipinos have made
a fatal ,rror and they say they are con-
WINGED the Americans will not allow the
trouble to influence their policy.
The Pail Mall Gazette says:
"AguInaldo and his merry men have
not displayed a clear conception Of the
American character. We take 1t for
granted that there will Re no looking
back now until America has plowed the
Philippine furrow right through. al
though the job Is likely to be long and
troublesome.
The Globe remarked:
Americas mistake has been In at
tempting to perform big job with small
means. Now that this has lie TO the Gus
tomary o. sequences. 1t may be safely as
sumsd that the United States will place
such an overpowe ing force In the Philip
pines as to beat down any opposition.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-06

u .VmI lU. bnH bnfrcIs Sc 5UIT M.
ADMINISTRATION quarters 81. 35Gb3. so:
mustard $3.35ql3 So; imported Gillette grade.
quarters. 81 so; fancy sprsts, quarters. SO 50,
STARCH--StaDdard goods; Pearl In 40-lb
boxes, SIC; Royal Gloss, bulk. ahc; Nickel
100 packages. per hex. 1910: corn starch. SAC
per H.. 20 and 40-lb boxos
SuGAR-Quotatlons are for small lots
Special prices given on carload orders
Standard grnnulated SIC: cubes and pow
dered SIC: Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
59sG6Mc; Louisiana yellow clarified fancy 5M
G6he: choice 6k n5shc Arbucklos's. 2-lb and
BIB packages. 6Mo.
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Totals, one day. ......... 1850 S,O96
Net Receipts Mt All U. g. Porte.
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

decrease.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
PROVISIONS FOLLOWED CORN DOWNWARD.
The KANSAS state board Predicted
Large Yields OF wheat
and Corn.

chicago. August 5,-Duli and irregular mar
| kets prevailed on the board OF trade today
weakness of corn and favorable crop condi
tons were features in decline Of A6ac IL
wheat. Coarse grains showed the NEST weak.
ness IN new crop futures. December corr
closed N0%c lower; September losing only D
snade. September oats closed a shade higher
and December lac higher. Provisions de-
ciinsd 7lsdl2,sc.
opening trades In wheat, both for Decem-
Der and September were at slight declines
rom yesterdays prices. September starting "A
Q%c lower at 6sssdeeis and in the course of
the next half hours trading the price took
further drop to 6sh. English markets were
closed and domestic news was more or loss
Soloriess as a rule, and the interest n ,rad.
lus was small even at the opening SELLERS
we're In the majority. however. The weather
an the northwest was favorable for harvest
' ns operatlons and the Kansas State crop re-
pott pIeuicted large crops OF both wheat and
COZ me condition of the latter being nut al
Ivy! v. rms developed weakness In corn and
sne narrow wheat market sympathized 10
soIne extent with the drop in the coarser
grams There was some selling by yester-
uas buyers also on the favorable Northwes,
crop conditions. A feature which encouraged
tn Tue nulis was the continued small proportion
receipts In the Northwest MiuneapoIis ana
Duiuth received 2i0 cars against S44 last
week ana 5S a year ago Chicago rece pts
were 20 cars. Total receipts at primary polnts
were bfa,UO0 bushels. moderate covering
movement started with q decline to $50.
sumo buying was also done against weekly
puts and by II O'Clock the September price
nad recovered to 6sss. The demand was bet
ter Tor me deferred futures tnan Tor Sen
temter, considerable changing being done
IRON september 10 December, nut In the las,
hour of the session interest almost dice out
ana prices dropped all around.
Atlantic port clearances equalled 4iSO0O
pushels. There was some demand for ex-
ports, but little In that line was done. Sep
tcmter gradually eased off to 6gA I699s and
was bringing that price at the close,
Corn was weak though only moderately ac-
i've There was general selling early on
much needed rains IN the corn States and
me Kansas August crop report. which esti-
mated the yield at 40u. 0v0, 900 bushels for thai
State The good shipping demand supported
the market Receipts were 3il cars
selling of the new crop futures December
ana May was much heavier than OF Septem.
Der and those months were corresuondingiy
weak
Oats were dull and fairly steady Weakness
OF wheat and corn was offset by the rains In
the West. which were expected TO curtaii
the movement. Receipts 355 cars. The casa
demand was light.
Provisions were heavy and closed at sharp
the weakness OF corn caused liquidation by
recent buyers. At the close September pork
was l212c lower. September LARD 7lsc lower
September ribs loo lower
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat l25 cars |
Corn 420 cars, oats $50 cars. hogs 1909 head (
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today VSss~~
New York bank Statement.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. August 5.--BAnk cieariugs $1SA.
liz. 66I balances s7,7s6,ll5
Paris, August 5.--Three per cent rentes Sef
sac for checks,
New York August s.--Money on call steady
AZ per cent; prime mercantile paper 4lliSs
tua| business In bankers bills at 4 S6dp4. s6.i
for demand and f.s2sd4. s2if for sixty days;
posted rates tSSiSdr4. "a and 4.s71i. S1Is; COM
mercial bills s.SiMGp4.Slit, silver certificates
1ohm6i. bar silver 60A Mexican dollars as.
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds irregular;
government bonds steady.
London. August b.--Today was holiday on
the stock exchange; bar silver steady at s7Md
per ounce.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City. August 5.--Dealers say me ne
crease In the summer supply OF eggs Us no i
as great as was anticipated; The demand ID, nss
been fair but hardly enough TO suPppr5 p' ss
a,,iry has bsen light and owing 70 the ca
trelaely Door quality Of large share q o.
fers the shipping OF stock been inadylsa z.
The outlook seems TO be for low ptlses "a
fall. Fresh Kansas and missouri FLOOR h's's
SIX cases returned.
Chicago. August 5.-Butter markes hrm !.
creamery 1910 III dairy 12ql5h. Cheese
firm at 9All0. Eggs firm; resn IN. ooss
packages; firmer; Western regulars hacking
1I4l2.
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houston Spot Quotations.
I na closed easy and unchanged: sale,


Uther SDOt Markets.
changed Easy anu un-
Low ordinary. ..ss M,da,,r, .v
Ordinary. 8 1915 Good miadiinc Sss
9occ ordinary 7-16 Middling fair. So
Low middling...5 5-l6 Sales SO
unchanged f'''' e'ea"y anu
Low ordinary % s.Is Middi,np en-
Ordinary. ...... IS l1-16 Good middiinr.
=, 90 erd;nary...t 3-16 Mddling fair. IS,
Low mlddling. AZ Sales .... SD
changed '''s' anu I'M
Good ordinary...5 lis Good m,dd,,pr e,t
Low L., ,mniddling.. IS Ills Middling fair...7
Liyerpool-Holiday.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. August Sugar dull; open
kettle 3Ad4 5-is: centrifugal i*siM se,onds
2,s@4A. Molasses dull; centriflgat oaeA.
and tending upward; fair refining bid; cen.
trlfugal. s6 test. 1 sic bid; molastes sugar *
bid: refined sugar strong. with good demand
No. 8. 4 1916: No. Z. ~ No. >, I ILL.,:
4 SIG; No. IA. az mould A 81; standard
and confections' A 5U5A: cu.loaf IA; crushed
81 powdered 81; granuiated ~; cubes VI.
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SALES AT sAN ANGELO.

San Angelo. Texas. August S.--George J.
Abbott made the following sales; For D. =
SUES q Bro. of Irion county 10 Doc Harold
NJ Fort Worth. $50 spayed heifas, fail de-
cock county to Hudson g. cowley OF Tom
Green. 1876 2year,ods at t;so; i dann,n ~
Doc Harold Of Fort Worth. 500 and @-yesi-
olds, private terms.
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st. Louis, August 5.--cattle-Recepts 6lOo
quiet: fair to best native shipping aud export
steers A. 4Ol5 rs; dressed beef steers 5.0Oas. 40
steers under 1000 pounds S.50di 80; stockers
and feeders 3 .OOqi,75, cows and heifers 2.4Sa
4 so; Gamers 150Gl275; Texas and Indian
steers 8 .00q4 rs; cows and heiters ZOO. ~.
Hogs Receipts 3lOO; strong 10 &c higher; pigs
aLd lehts .1Oa485; packers i.l5GiS5;
butchers 4.SOa4.9O. sheep-Receipts 10:
ste adv; native muttons 3.25a4.25; lambs .95u
{. Is: stockers 2.00a3 CO., culis and DUCKS l'hoI
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I,xe stock dealers report good demand for
HIDES AND WOOL.
COFFEE.

New York. August 5.--cofrse options staao,
noints lower TO 8 points higher; sales Wy
Ia -. spot about steady; No. insoic. 5A
IA iobbipg 81 Mia steady. With fAir
demand; Cordovs 7mgl.
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WOOL.

81. Louis. August 5.--wool steady and arm
With good demand at unchanged quotations..
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New York. August neutrality-suspicious.. III. /.
lse' exports 1861; SPOT steady; No. rad
,s~ anoai; No. Northern Duluth 7sxc l. q.
q options closed yc lower: September 7tsS:
y gyecemesr tn Hides Arm: Galveston. ~ to
z pounds ie1i7; Texas dry. "a TO SO pounds.
,,.@Wls; California, q to IS pounds, iSs,
i mirns,her hrm; hsmlock sole. Buehos Ayres,
nrm. domestic fleece 1924, Texas rams
oo , seed OIL inactive; prime crudc nomi-
nal; mime crude. l. o. b. mills l,aiis: prime
SUMNER yellow 2sMG27; on summer yellow
yellow SodS2; Urine whites e9is. Me, ala
c .ss er0Kets price for lead Is iss and for
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KANSAS CITY.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. August 5.-Thcre was the usual
meager Saturday supply of cattle. Not enough
were oflered to make a market. and prices
wele mostly nominal. The tone was strong.
yes lerdays prices being obtained for the few
cattle sold at i50lli90 mixed lots 4.4O1i.ov.
HcgsNpigs sold at a.5Ogs 50 aud culis at
2.pQM4.l0 10.
III, market for sheep and lambs was steady
and ABOUT unchanged Receipts were light
and little was done. sheep sold at 2.0OUa.0O
for hest lots, range sheep being held at 3.5pGp
T. %; lam sold at 3.00Gd.Oo.
heceipts-Cattie 1000. hogs 1900. sheep 1890
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LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
Tne following are tho quotations for ,h,,
Tnus as furnished by the Box Beil-SanderN
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Special to The Post,

w Orleans, August 5.-w. H. Bachelor
o. M. say OF cotton:
n riiiet opened and closed at the same
NJ . hH nights prices. There was no
Sefaen 70 SELL as all realize that we are
tae critical period Of the plant de-
ugErt and that fair weather will be
gssn! rom now On for the production OF
en Jleld II is believed the spinners
sssa. ne only short interest OF conse-
IN having sold their product forward
Y. winter without protecting themselves
sJsg contract cotton. Trans actions for
VA In cotton contracts have been upon
glA scale with quotations exceedingly
~. selllng today was supplied by those
.''e willing to put out shorts on the
aa tiop prospects, Since May 1 until
q ne present month the tempera.
,,r n'al and other conditions have been
s'lg beneficial to the growth of the
y, " 'ua loilowing as 1t does, two Of tn
n, evps eyer grown. it is not surprls-
.,- ~ ruuio,be buyers are waiting for sou>a
4, 1 III. Development Liverpool was
~ y' ana will remain so until Tues
~ observance OF bank clerks hoM-
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HOUSTON RANK cLEARrNos.

Following are the ciearancss OF the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the CORE.
spontins time last year, together with the In.
crease or decrease:
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,Graap and Provisions elsewhere.

Kansas City, August 5.--Wheat--septembe
s2I, December 6sA; cash No. hard GA;
No 2 red 6y Corp-september 21A; DeeeIn-
Der PAN; cash. No. mixed ssls: No. white
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Vessel. Destined for Galveston.
SCHOONER.

SCHOONER.
Mary p. Morse. Dinsmore. AT Havana $50
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS
BY schoouer Tidal Wave. 6 bales; schooner
Florence of France. is bales Total, 70 bales.
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2shgas. oats-No. white ssGaa. WHEAT
., msc.,pts SEQ; corn 400: oats 1900 shin
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MARINE ,sTELLIGEscE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of Galveston. August 8.
ARRIVED.
SIS Straits OF Menai Forrest. Naples.
SIS Lnmpasas, Young. New York.
SIS Morgan, Staples. Brazos Santiago.
CLEARED.
SIS Pensacola. Simmons. Pensacoin.
SAILED.
SIS Comal Evans, New York.
SIS Morgan. Staples Morgan City.
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Chicago. August 5.-W. H. Bachelor g. Co.
Ltd. say of Inc grain markets: Wheat de-
cintd at the opening, influenced by an ad-
vance In ocean freight rates, but good buying
by local shorts resulted in the early recovery
OF the loss. Reports OF crop damage In the
Northwest and Shows crop summary-which
makes the condition points less than July !,
or as for spring wheat-tended to stimulate
the market. Moderate cash demand. however.
continues to depress advancing tendencies.
III Iowa and Nebraska and predictions Of
cooler weather. The seaboard is reported as
taking on a large scale Shorts covering ad-
yanred prices to yesterdays close.
Oats were quiet and unchanged. There was
come buying ON wet weather, which is not de-
sirable at this period. The seaboard reports
good export demand.
Provisions were easier at the opening and
selling of all products was general.
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Wleat-No. spring d7: No, 3 spring GI0
Soy No. red 7OA.
Ctin-No. . 3ll31A.
oats--No 2 20h 920ss new; No. 2 white
% new; No. white ?0925A.
Rye--No. 2 52Is@52H.
Braiey-No. 321i2.
Flax seed-No, ! 9SN; pew 1.0I
Timothy seed--Prime 40.
Mess pork-Per barrel 7.15fpS 50.
Lard--Per 100 pounds, 5.27l4a537h.
Short clear sides--Loose 4.s5@5.25
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed 5lSG5A.
Short clear sides-Boxed 5.i5ls5.60.
Whisky-Per gallon, LIS.
n MT "a
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GALVESTON srATEMFNr.

COTTON ON sHIPBoARp.
For Liverpool--ss Governor, 2aeo balee
For Hamburg-Ss Celtic Prineess, 80 belen.
Total on shipboard. 2st6 bales.
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Salveston, August 5.-The A. p NormaA
I've STOCK sonrany reports the market az
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Office Of The Post,
Houston, Saturday. August 3.

Office Of The Post
Houston, Saturday, August D.
Heavy shipments of fruits were received
here today from different points in Texas, but
oil OF 1t was readily absorbed by the Saturday
market and the prices fully maintained.
The demand continues good for fruit ana
produce of al kinds.
Large quantities Of poultry are coming IN.
but not more than enough to supply the de-
mald.
The demand for Manila rope is so great at
present that manufacturers are contemplating
an advance In prices because Of their inability
10 obtain a sufficient amount Of the raw ma
terial to produce the goods. Prices on this
make of rope SO necessary in many branches
OF business, have advanced during the past
sixty DAYS from to 10 cents pound, ana
factories are unable to fill orders already on
the books.
Live stock dealers report good demand TOT
cornfed hogs. The cattle market is quiet.
The market for hides continues strong. Tne
stock In first hands has been redueed 10
lover point than for several months.
LEATHER has advanced and dealers are also
ouo,ing higher prices on shoes The raw ma
teriai underlying the shoe, trade--hides and
skllls--has diminished in supply and advanced
In price.
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ssn' Texas. August 5.-The first bale or

auae Texas, August 5.-The frs, hale ar
-, NV cotton reached Aearne Yesterday
a;s,S I !, sent 9l hep by Mitchell Bros.
R,,mrsa al mlddling. was bought NJ
N M s,on.,was $40. The first bale last
"Ousn' In on August 1s.
,,','Sls. Texas. August 5.-rbe sr,,
IN D'0n Of the season was brougb. IN
- v. N. clanton, who lives mar
NJ fror ~ McGill and /. Miner col.
VI MA tae merchants as a premium
pecsed in today. A' o'hef
hlll, Texas. August 5.-.rbe frs,
Iss' sn made Its appearance in town
II sid :, August 2; classed mlddlinr,
M Since ,b 4 good Found price and a
tin and ~ II. several bales have been
~ Il ID iikaape,. EXISTING good weather
eH wan usual Will Ia h,nny ,nFssn
= Teas, Angus, s.-rb,s o,,v -.,.,v.,
! NJ. ' % Of the season yesterday even.
sls , Wig two bales bales brought in
n sv NJ; P. Freeman" e az ss soid this this
EVA py q, D. Champion me
10 Va, yssn and Hayde Barney. "A
hisssp , ,h Of s2s, which was A.,
n io,, Dry Goods.
ttrs, - august 5,--The usual half holt.
hus, !, lss prevailed today uitha,. -
asss ,, Weakness in any aua Msaou' n In,
= market These ' reuussts oa aamo
sssstIssiess' from on . s;S,9Syerssrs who ale
sllsh ~ ne g, recent adyane nls a. nemnnS
ueIhi have sun At the advance osin.. y
&. A. iaaus q q s sssorded from varIou.
sta%I1,ls with the d ssesraea hsn
I. I'd MI III country are M second hands
Il lsad' Hsa : g, sDca deal Of repianisa.
u I.sst weight fane sIsae tb @Sel,
ms, which show s ~, are beln-
z tie linsil Prices are axpsc psIn nn or
y ssst ines not already open d, OF
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ouston RAILROAD Receipts.
..houston's gross receipts or cotton Nv ~.
Follows: 'ue CITY were o.
Houston ana Tc~,. c,n,,,, bales.
i;aivss,on ~ anu oreat Northern..... -.
Texas and New Orleans
houston .,,s East and West Texas. ...... -
S SuIi' Colorado and Santa re .,.. -
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass...'''' ~.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
''''''''.'' s...
Total -
Houston Spot Quotations. "
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st. Loni. GRAIN and Proyi.ion..

St Louis, August b.--Wheat-No. red
cash 6sN: September $50; December Tx;
May rs; No. hard 6SA Corn-No. 2 cash
30is September 81: May 2sh. Osts-No. 2
cash 81; September 1914: May 2ih; No. 2
white 2SI2siz Pork easier at 9.25. Lard
auiet; prime steam $50; choice 5.35. FI.ur
dull and weak. Timothy seed dull at 2.2i for
old. PAS for new. Corn meal QUIET. l-i5g
INV STEADY. timothy s.o0Gs 90: prairie 80
al 100. whisky steady at i.2e. Cotton ties
quiet, 100. Baggng steady at 6geZ. Dry
sail meat STEADY; boxed shouldsrs 6;a5: extra
Eacon auiet: boxed shoulders SO: extra
shorts 5.e7hd6.0o; clear ribs 5-sIlAq6.00;
clear sides 6.l2ls. aecelpts7-FiouI 1900;
ments-Flour 1000; wheat 5000: corn 2l.09o;
oats 1900.