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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

Master Ralph Wilder, of Lad
donia, will attend the Mexico High
School this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

DR.. II. X. Hinde and daughter
are home from their recent trip
thru Europe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13
The street fair baby buggy p

The street fair baby buggy pa
rade is going to be an interesting
and most beautiful spectacle.
Premiums on same range from -
to $2j. The jack o'lantern parade
will also be plcGs,ng and unique,
j. V. " illiams, who is the mana
err of this feature, says he will have
900 lanterns in line.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10, 1900

Wireless telephone is the next
new invention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

Robert Wilson is recovering
from an attack of the fever.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

1t is thought that the Centralia
fair will be discontinued.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

How Are Your KIdscyss
DR. Hobbs snaragus Pills cure all Kidney Ills sam.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-13

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take C..scIrets Candy Calhartic i0c or 25c.
Il c. c. G. fail 10 cure, druggists refund money
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THE AGRICULTURAL. REPORT
ON MAY 1 THERE WE'RE rs. 5s5. 900
ACRES OF WINTER WHEAT.
Ten fenrs Past--Spring Flowing
Late, Especially in tn south.

Washington. Nav 1o.--The monthly report
Of the agricultural department:
Returns to the statistician of the depart
ment Of agriculture made I'D to Nav show
the area under winter wheat in cultivation
on that date TO have been about %. 5S5, 900
acres or S,563,000, or lis ner cent, less than
the area estimated TO have been sown Iast
Iall. The reduction in acreage in the prlp-
clpal States. owing to winter killing and
the ravaees Of the Hessian fly is as fol-
lows
Indiana. 1eOs,Ooo; Ohio. 800. 900: Michigan
$1,000 Pennsylvania, $4,000. and Illinois
900 acres.
FOR the remaining area under cultivation
the average condition on May l was 81 q
while this average is 60 points above the
mean OF the averages for the last ten wears
e1a has been exceeded only three tines in
LIteen years, II must be rememp ertd ira ~
acreage piowed up cut Tor Igraee 1evest, lug
Caalloin ma. where 1t is not yer deGniteIv
uauiel, or othtrwise abandoned has
ON nm eatIely eliminated. The high averages
~ CONDITIONS reported last month for Kanav
Mlssouri Texas and other more or less ina
portaht wheat producing States that bavr
tnIi'Pi vu we tsvages OF the ny have beer,
~ ~ msills'neo' On May nearly one-nalf
a, sne entlre winter wheat acreage remaining
UNDER cultivation reported a fully normal ~
sun higher condition. Va
The average condition Of wheat rye nm Nav
! IVA was $50, as compared with Il. 2 on Nav
teSs. $40 on MAY !. 1898 and So7 the mar
~ me May averages for the last Ten vaors
ouhsyNania ana New York. with ~ ner
s IN, total winter rye acreage of the country
tsport conditions IL points and 4 points re-,
speotlvely, below their three year aypraeas
KANSAS, which ranks thira in the scnin n,
screage, reports the high average condition
Oh lOi, the highest average reported on MAJ
OF winch there is any record
The averaSs condition of meadow mory,,.
, anus on NAV was sos. against $40 on
nay !. 1859; US on May l. 1895. and o. a
. .s mean OF the May averages OF the last
me average condition of spring pasture vo.
- against $50 on Nav /. 1899. o. on Mav
-; io's, and so9 the mean OF the NAV aver
asss VI the last ten years.
spring blowing is more or less late IN
d must every state in which it's condition Ia a
mater mater Of any special signincance. The only
nVtaoie exceptions are Pennsylvania. Ken
turky Kansas. Illinois. Missouri and Kansas
me work already done In the country I'll
.S1ss Is estimated at 6s.4 per csnt of the
SSo,a contemplated the proportion usually
zone BY Nav | being about 10 uer cent Of
me me whole iu South Carolina Alabama Mis-.
ssslpoi and Texas the work is later than in
any year for which records are available
~ consequence OF the almost il no, on
lFey unprecedented backwardness OF ire sea
son the statisticisn Is unable 10 make the
usual preliminary estimate OF the new acre
age OF cotton
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Der keg. "a OOp
80. blasting powder sldS ner keg; droo
shot Der sack 81 buck Sl.90.
BACoN--ENtra short clear Ia sacks, 50,
regulars sss@sAc' boxed tc higher bellies
AAGGING AND TIEs-bagsing. 2-lb 10
nc. .Zh.lb. 7AQ19tc. Arrow ties. 81 500 So,
CAND4 stick, wrapbod basis q. 65aH64ac
per per ri Z III sP pc sizes S2o higher
NJ LIE u. s-,s'ar, iull weight l2hc; Gran
hAENT-fortland $2.75aS. Is: Rosendalo
N.ioa2. 60
cOfFEE-Rio fair y4alOe. prime lO4@
goya l@c Roasted eolees: Arhuckles Ariosa.
nasis lOQ-lb cases l2.I5o delivered; SG-lh
sass s'sSc delivered; Lion, io0-lb cases.
cRAckERs..A Il soda. bulk boxes 6c
I'D cartons nc, ginger snaps Sc creams
DC stAge blanks 64c; cakes ana jumbles ilc
Hl0: sea GARY $50 sea Nymph S. 80: SEA
Jewel $50 rye iour a.. 90. pumporuickel
$40 speSa ra'ss lor snipmsnts 70 interior
heit sacks and wood loo higher man half
FARtNACEoUs GOODS Gr!ts. bon,pv and
eream meal, in barrels. So s5ds 10, pearI mSaI
IN i0-lb sacks n.iodi.Sb pss 10 Of ,our
s4Shs; scotch oAls S-.sq; Frienus oats $3.50.
S2'einnpia eass s3'lo, Hawkeye cats $40.
LAR1--Rehned tieFce. eoMpound eMG7c.
Leaf SIC: 50-lh cans 40 higher then
h,rses. l0-lb cans sac higher S-lb cans 3kC
h'tg1n0 IL S-S9 eans lc higher
s., Gee "'H'''
hONEY-fn barrels 50it60c ner gallon; ia
5O-lh %ans extracted, 5d6c; in comb 90ite;
u ls-lh cans. extracted 5laa7e oound seq
tons 12Gi6o.
LIME 6ulk tl.o0 per Dbl, coopered 81 Is.
MoLASSES-~ Reholled. faie 1874 diSc. prime
stsi.lc; choice 25d26c, fancy new crop syrun
S.nSse; pure new crop syrup 45c
MILK Gold Medal $3.50, Magnolia 81 10.
Epgle 81 co. Lion St2s
FlCkLEs--t lve-gallon kegs Sis: lO-ganon
Kegs Zoo h-hbls 81 co. pints Ameriran
style, Sl19oc. quarts American style 81 q.
y salon $1,000 20; i-gallon. American seyle
~ lsn3s9. i-gallon liexagop 800
ACE-ENtra fancy head t7st4c. choice Sc
hhci fair i1sGf5e. fancy Imported 6ikIsf,c
huFE--S.saL basis Tie l0Ac. Manila tic;
cotton rope ice
SALT--LiYerpcoI coarse s5qf10c. an. aScss
N,eo; Louisiana. coarse sSei nns s0c: bills
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GRAIN MARKETS QUIET.
apprehension Regarding Government Re.
port CuriaiIed Trade in Wheat.
A SHARP BREAK IN CORN At LIVERPOOL
This Started til. Market on This side
Lower-Oats Duh Hut Firm.
Provisions strong.

Chicago. Nav o.-Apprehension regarding
the government crop report curtailed trade In
the wheat nit today aud the market ruled
exceedingly dun with almost no range july
closed a fraction lower. After weak omen
ing corn turned strong on active buying and
July closed with gain OF ,sc. oats closed
unchanged Provisions ruled strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11

CANNED FRUITS-Fiueappies. glib, eye-
less and corcless, Sl,S5d2 90; Glib extra graz ed
y vOq2 Is; 2-ib standard, sliced. 81 so, pears,
9-lb standard. Soc peaches, 2-lb standard, 81. 80
al 30, standard 81. 25a1 30; 2-lb seconds 81 10
Ills; GLIB standard 81 9oi 2-lb pie Sl.U0igI.lV:
S-lo bic $l.l5d1 20
CANNED XEGErABLEs-.-TOmu toes. s.lb,
full weight. s5de0c 1-lb full weight 6547Oc;
ckra and tomatoes. alb, s0c Lima beans, a-io
lull weight. 75c: string beans. lib full weight
Use; No stringless beans, Alb full weight.
81 90; red kidney beans, 2-lb full weight, Soc,
marrow fat peas, 9Th full weight. 81 1901 20:
curly Juno peas, fRney, 2-lb fun weight 81. 80;
American petit pois peas. fancy 2-lb full
weight, 81 e58l 7o asparagus, California 2sa-
h. 800; corn. Auburn cream. 2lb full weight
81 i0Gl Is; No. l 2-lh full weight 81. 05Ipl. 10;
Blue Ridge lib s0GS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard az
III peaches, lemon cling. S2.l5a2 20: yellow
Crawford 81 9519 90. black cherries 32.lO9
al 80, strawberries 81 50; plums 81 s59i 40;
grapes 81 S5d1l 40 seconds Zoe per dozen less
than extra STANDARD prices.
CANNED MEArS-Corned beef lib 81 IS:
2-lb $3.50. Ported ham. quarters Soc. halves.
Soc. Lunch tongto, lib So. 40. VieniEl sau.
sage, NIB 9Oc Vienna and pork sausage IN
oils, 5O-lb cans, SS.75a4.00; Bologna in oils,
t0-lh cans, 81 rs.
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ST. Louis, May Wbeat--No. red cash
MA May 7oM July 67a67h August GA;
No hard @066. Corn---No. cash 375s;
May 317s July 37si237M, Oats-No . cash
q, May "a July 2sis822a; No. white 27l5
orr-Steady. iohbing 70 90 for old, 1880 for
new. Lard Dull prime steam 672I5; choice
6i7% Flour--unchanged Cornmeai-Stosdy
AT la5G2.OO. Bran--Quiet easier, sacked east
track 60 Hay-Steady timothy II 00Hll.50i
prairie SIS whisky STEADY 1855. Iron
cotton ties i.30 BaFR,ug 7lb@Sh Hemp
twine Q. Dry salt meats Boxed steady; extra
shorts 6.SIis, clear ribs ZOO clear sides 71aIe
Bacon Boxed extra shorts 727i4 clear ribs
$50 clear sides 782la Receipts: Flour 10000;
wheat 5000; corn SO coo; oats 10000 Ship
menta: Flour 5000; wheat $4,000. corn O.. 900:
oats II 600
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pR1Ep rRu1Ts AND NUTS.

AfPLES--fency evaporated 5O-lb ,oaeA
sc; LIP cartons SIse; choice eyaporated 71ac.
1ITHiSOIS-Per 10, loose. l2l9c.
CITRON--In 10-lb boxes, i3c
CuRRANTS--In bbls, &c: 25-lb boxes, clean.
ed, bulk ne; lib cartons saSisc.
ilAIES--lslp packages 10c; 60-b boxes 10.
= IHs--Caliiornia l2lAc; imported 1541sc.
rEASHES--Choice new stock &c.
RAISINS-C California, S-crown. L. l.. boxes.
y %; 4 box l.. l.. raisns c5875c: 2-crown l..
NJ. raising, 50-lb boxes, 7&c: 3-crown l.. NJ.
raisins. 50-lb boxes. SIC
-. PRU California 5b-GOs 7Ac; 60-7os 70:
iO-SOs &c: S0-a0s Shy; 90 1908 &c.
M Brazil l0c uer ID: ilberts Sicily i2c:
Naples lz1sc; walnuts l4G15c; peanuts, fancy
hand picked Sac; No 4Stc: almonds Tara
coma, lbo per In ia sacks: oceans. unscreened.
nuts loo ~ N
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Carload lots, fob. cars from millers; deal
ers charge from store oglOc more ner 100 lbs
IN bran. 2G3c per bushel on oats and earn aud
lUH15c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds s2GSic.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 pounds 81 90
CORNING. sacked 5ld52c
CORN CIIoPS-MiNed and pure 96dssc.
OATS--Choice bright Teas a0GfS0c: good
North Texas 2Sd29c off or no grades 25d27o
HAY-Alfalfa SiS.Soal45O per ton: tim
othy sl6,001 1850; South Texas prairie hay
s. 10ns'60. North Texas and Territory $40. 90
oil 90. s'ea
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Good midfling an sh 7-i6
sfiddfne fair ,..b1 81 BIS
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

cuinine 4iU4Sc per ounce, in botrle NOR
phiue 2.O5Q2.25 per ounce: cocaine $500 per
ounce; bofax Sac per pound In l0J-pound
packages; copperas 81 40 per pound in bar
rels' castor oil sl.15 per gallon in 5-gallon
PACKAGES epson saliG 81 80 per hdndTeu IA
barrels; alcohol Sc 60 per gallon. sulphur S. G5
per hundred IN barrels: alum 2Iac per pound
IN barrels; saitpctre 10 per pound IN barreis:
camphor 70c wood alcohol $1.16; gum
opium $50; powdered opium A.75; carr0Ic
acid 45c nor pound bottles; calcium carbide
500 per cwt. delivered Texas common rail-
way ponts,
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, Nav 1O,-Clearings s1ss COS OPS ;
balances s9307.353
Paris, May 10.--Three per cent rentes ioot.
SIC for account. Exchange on London 25f lsc
for checks.
London, May 10.--Consols for money 100 1-l6 ,
for the account l0O9s bar silver steady at 27lRd
per ounce; money By per cent the rate of
discount in the open market for short bills
. per cent; three months bills Per cent
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Financial CabIegra nj

vertisers London financial cablegram says
There were weak spots here today, but taken
Us a phole the markets were harder. The
cheerrF influences were the news Of General
Roberts advance aud the good bank. returns
Americans opened Arm but the close was un-
decided: silver was q 9-16d az tho close on
Indian coinage orders
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NEW YORK ExcHANGE.
reichsmarKn. CONNER.


New York, May l0.-Monoy on call steady
Mt 2n2A per cent: last loan , per cent. prime
mercantile paper 3l5d4h per cent: sterling
exchange easier with actual business in bank
ers bills at 4.sSisd4,ssi, for demand and at
4S4ai s45s for sixty days posted rates $3.50
ASH and 4S9d4Ssi2; commercial bills l.83Sip
4.S414; silver certificates 60d60ia; bar silver
597s. Mexican dollars iIla. Government,
State and railroad bonds strong.
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Grain ana Provisions rl.evbere.

New Iork, May l0,-Rtoelpts liz 600; ex-
ports $4,000 Spot steady No, Q red 797s fob.
and 77h elevator No. ! Northern 75SS fob.
onont to arrive No, ] hard T7ss fob anoat.
Options steady; May 71i& July 79Ss; septem-
Der 1875. Hides firm. Leather steady. Wool
dull. Cottonseed oil steady prime crude 44t5
prime yellow 47G4S.
Kansas City, May Alphabetically GO; cash
NO 2 g., No. 61aGs Corn--July $685. cash
No mixed S1U37% No white SS1A Oats
No. white 26NG26ia Receipts: Wheat 49, :
400 corn 2s,200; oats 5000 Shipments: Wheat
20. 400. corn 20 600. oats 2nnh
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SPOT COTTON ACTIVE.
Eighteen Thousand Bales We're Sold in
liverpool Yesterday.
AMERICAN FUTURES SLIGHTLY HIGHER
spots ON This side, However. Were
Practically NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ment Was Light.
AMERICAN FUTURES SLIGHTLY HIGHER
otncn a. rhe Post.
Houston. Thursday. May 10.

Houston, Thursday May TO-
AZ on yesterday, the principal feature OF
the cotton markets today was the spot ac-
tvlty in Liverpool. The gale Of $4,000 bales
was reported from that point at UNCHANGED
prices and as a result some Of the extreme
bulls are again beginning to predict cor
adorable amount Of Improvement ell around.
The more conservative members OF the trade,
however, still think that the outlook as TO
tho next crop will continue to be the feature
on which tho future course Of the market will
dopend TO sery large extent The increae-
ing demand for spots In the English market
is nevertheless very gratifying to all friends
of the staple and that such condition OF
affairs will result in nothing but good is an
opinion very generally entertained.
The caba frcm the other side had the
effect of stimulating the American markets
early. but there was no permanent improve
ment. The opening in New York and New
Orleans was slightly higher than ycstcr-
days close. and the gratifying news from
Liverpool helped to send prices up few
points during tho first part OF the SESSION.
hut after that the market began to drag The
new crop months were sold rather freely by
the South, according 20 reports received mere,
the buying being done by Liverpool The
range OF fluctuations WIS a very narrow one
and at the close the figures were practically
the same as at the opening, most OF tho
months IN New York being unchanged whila
some o. the summer months advanced point
and some of the winter positions deciped IN
like ratio New Orleans was / 20 2 up.
Spots on this side did not partake Of any
Of the activity reflected by the Liverpool
market. IL most cases exchanges reported
dull aud quiet sessions, There was very little
business done at any point but prices were
unchanged everywhere except at New Orleans
where a decline OF Lice was announced
The movement Was along practically the
snuie old lines, although at some OF the in
terror points the receipts were lighter than
usual.
Houston received csc bales for the day,
against 2S2 last year aud i7s three years ago,
bales against 939 and ia The Now Orleans
estimate Ia 500 10 1000 as compared with i9i3
mo rs Receipts at the ports were 25iS
against $3.50 ard IA.
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eral selling. weak European 4, !,
cables, Indifferent SPOT dem,nsa 'a sI
sence Of bear speculation MIA ~ Y
all DAY with further variations ,, w \
auu me situation 10 general uncSsss'. (
hsar the close. when foreign busI,s L
-piaced IN with interpretations ~ XII v
about a furry Of activity. msrl ~ Il
STEADY with prices net unclaimed 4, 4 !.
ceeline; total sales 1880 bsys y 4
MAY go; June $50; July $50 iu,s ~
september SIS; October go; Nossss, \
december $50; March 7.O5. spct9ps I
Nc invoice rs bid. Mid quIs. M
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HIDES AND wool.
SUGAR.

New Orleans, May 1o.--Sugar steady; omen
kettle SA@t S-l6 open kettle centrifugal AZ
Ni.a' centrifugal yellow 1894 1916, Sec
New York May 10. --Sugar-Raw steady.
telr refining 1915: centrifugal rs test
LIS Molasses sussI az. Refined QUIET
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purrER AND EGGS

Chicago. MAY io.-zHuttsr si g salI sua'
1lG 1919; dairy lsaisis css'ilccs dilA.
sQiih. Eggs steady; t 1rssn s,esar y !.
st. Louis May io.-, ,eEsrsss arm 7,
Kansas City May ~, 10 do,sa -
Missouri and Kansas s'osN' II
returned. a. rsss-Rectips y. N
New York. May io.-EeswS.es western 4! 4! X
packages. steady; storage msrs i'lal''
fsh eiaA: regular pachlnty
Southern at mark iltnE
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vow York May i0--There las been ! moor
attendance OF buyers In the dry goods mar
ket today and the store trade has haon vorv
slow. Other business on umltod ..ai. -
gu lines OF merchandise Tone OF the mar
ket ior cotton goods in such staple lines as
p pl9 ,I. ana bieaehsd oottons easy ana mar
Jar ioi iancies No change In ginFharns ~
9n ,lnnsS dnll with an easier tendency in all
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GALYNsToN srocK.

Total .,,.,.."".,,,......".,.....,,.. g.
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Port OF sabine.

Port Of Snblne Texas. Nav 10.
Arrived.
trpool ~
BARK Ceres, Taylor. Vera cruz
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BANANAS-Fancy stock. per bunch, packed,
So 0o92 %.
CocoANCTS-Per sack So 5094.oo.
pEWBERRlES-Per crate s1.5oa2 90. psr
bucket zoe.
LEMONS-Fancv Messina "a 0O94.5O.
RANGES--California navels fancy &. 75.
budded s. 90
STRAWBERRIES crate. 81. O0a1 40.
inferior stock 25I50c Less
HERRIES-California Sc so per hoy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11
HOUSTON WHOLESALE pnrcE,.
CURRENT q rotations on Round Lots of
StupIe Corlmoditics


These quotations nre revised daily and their
correctness can DO relied upon. The brices are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11

New York, Nav lo.--Metais weak lad
wsaN . pa ana 50 asked I'm SD9sS ponts
on a. $50 bid and 2aoo asked. rle iron wn.s
rents very weak at $50 spensr auiet A.
futy sustained prices. t.s'is asked and sail
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The range OF prices on the active montha
III the future markets follows:
Cotton Almost stationary.


New York. May lO.-s. Mum. Sou q Co.
say in today's circular:
Cotton WIS almost stationary this crop
rislng 10 points and the next declining
tnat much, ending quiet with estimated sales
Of u 600 Everything now points TO a big
croL during the coming season, even allowing
Tor some untayorable reports.
Creedmoore Texas, reports. Farmers bad
y behind. Replantiug necessary
SmiLhylla bastrop county, Texas, says;
In terrible condition. farms BADLY washed q"
Bolton. Texas. writes Planting way be-
hind
Many. La, reports "Plowed lands in
1ured, especially bottoms.
ST. Charles, sumter county, s. G. writes:
Cotton planted before food washed up. re-
planting Is necessary Some farmers VIII
Co.umbus, ca, says: Never saw Amer
stands OF cotton 10 this country"
Devine, Texas; Ground thoroughly soaked
Cotton damaged; 1888 inches Of rain since
November"
Leesviiie. Texas. says. mo cotton yet
chopped some planted three tines
Texas ndviceR say the weather there was
perfect and Houston reports no scarcity Of
seed.
Favorable features we're spot sales in Liver
pool today of 5000 bales, light receipts and
recovery no the stock exchange, Wall street
bought his crop aud there .was also some
local aud European buying, though Europe
also sold 20 some extent. The South sold the
next crop
Under existing circumstances we don't Ia
vor the long side of this crop lust now IN
spite Of the bullish statistics Tor it Is a
very marrow market and held up by manipu-
lation
Self January and later months and let pronts
run.
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Sabine. Texas, May ~ =. ~ z
Ethel. towing snag boat .,sor y K
side the ietties this s.'e' INTO ny
were lost. She was On sssdns ~
la. to the Nsrrows' '1 <
remrye distractions 4;
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AN ANGELO NOTES.

San Angelo. Texas, May s. ~ \. q
of the Large cattle deals for vnlel y, y;
is noted was made here toacy, M Il
sale by Hazard Bros. whose lslSfF ia
water Valley. in this county, 70 W "A III
smith Of Ponca. / T., Of zov, 3 ~ - ~ "a
old steers, mostly long IS, D. - z
or for $50 00o. - :, NE n
some twenty to thirty head S q s,r
cattle. hogs and horses. IN ,ne Z, hhydr,ssl
vicinity. have been attacked oy IA 10,
the original cause being. NAV os s "a
through that portion Of .nls rsesrgi
months ago. The symptoms ~ ,Ir 's'la IN 4
manifest themselves about NC -"
moon comes in.
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COFFEE.

.Nsv YORK. May io-Coffee futures onsneo
'esoy Wits prices 10 points lower under reu-
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Low ordinary...TA Midfiing ..4..9%
Ordinary ,-...--Ss Good middllnsa s-16
Good ordinary...Sss Midding fairs 1915
Low niddling. ..9it Sales ..............
New york--spots closed quiet and steady;
prices unchanged
Good ordutry.aS 1876 Good middllng 10 3-fs
Low ntlfdling % 7-i6 Aiiddling fair. .1oss
Miadline...... .97s Sales ,........ 1872
New. orleans-spots closed steady; prices
Lice down.
Low ordinary. ..7ts MiddinE .'p T-16
0rdlnhfy...,. Good middllng ok
Low mlddlng...9 SIG Sales ......... 500
Llverpool--spots business Increased; prices
unchanged; sales 5000, OF which i6 900 were
American; Imports 6o0o OF which i5oO were
American
Ordinary. Mdditn- & we
Coed ordinary...b $40 Good mlddnng5ta
Low ordinary 5 b-lG AiiddlinE fairs i1-fs
Watt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11
cargin & Richardson OF no,
nn1isroN RANK cLrAR1NGs.

Following are ciearances OF the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for tae
corresponding time last war. together with
the increase or decrease:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11
rANsAs CITY

Kansas city. May O.--catilsslls ss.ss; Z
natives and 100 Texans; seps.s,' vi ~,
tive steers 460G5,30; stoek "a Wssisins y
4. Ced :. 20: Gamers 275gS.sS; .ss -gsrsss !.
al Is; Texans 4.s0q479. hys h.sTy 4
900; market 2lsGj cents n's.ss,tn SM
!. %, mixed 505l5. 2oi PIGS higher: s'
Receipts 800: market slrons,,r ~
lambs .O0G7. so; clipped Inus''-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11
cerToN SEED PRODUCTS.

F., b. mill, Texas interior points. &C.
eo!ding TO location: Per Gallon.
Prime crude oil. loose .......- 30 q 81
ftlmc Summer yellow oil ..,.. 5ala41 "a
LlhleFs Ter pound, .....,..,.,.- iA1 5
, Per Ton.
auls' baieu ......s.-...-.,-..... %
Prime cotton seed meal .....,22 $50 Ge2. Is
Prime cotton seed cake ......22.50 eI22. "a
quotations ON primo cotton se.d meal and
trlne seed cake are for delivery at Calves.