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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-31

APPLEs--Texas. 60Q75c per crate; ooxes
25aS5c. Missouri s. pei h2TrCl.
AIRICOTS- Per crate, sl.756c o.
CANTALOUFES- Per crate io46oc.
tOCOANUTS-Per sack s. 50G 100.
LEMONS Extra fancy M5sstnas, 500; fan
cy Mes-inas S5 80; choice Messlnas, s4.75i
!. 90. fancy CALIFORNIA;. 81 50n5.0o.
EACHES-Common goa 25c per peek fancy
25Qioc. i-hasket crates. common S59i0c; 4
basket crates. fancy 40di6c.
TEtRS-Le Conte. smooth md well col
ored 75cnSl 90 per hushsl green, almos
unstable.
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New York July SO.--Mouey on cal ~ per
cent. las, loan liz. Prime mercantile paper
4a4 per cont Sterling sxchaR gss. easie sixey
49, for demand and s simsgssi'' and io' 4S
C uayg bills S3G4.SSi4. Bar silver ~
silver certificates 61HG62la Mexican d Sads
Is. Government bonds steady; state Donu'
firm; railroad bonds easier
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DRUGS ANp CHEMICALS.

orinine 41d4ce per ounce. in bottle; NOR
pLine s! 056i2 y per ounce cocaine s. 90 per
ounce. boray sac per pound IN io1- pound
packages; cdppsras S1.io in barrels:
castor oil Sll5 per gallon in 5-gallon
packages epson salts $40 per hundred in
barrels; alcohol 81 % per gallon sulphur s. 81
per hundred 10 barrels; alan 2iac per pound
in barrels saltpetre &c per mound IN barrels;
$50; powdered opium A,75. carbolc acid
2S1ior per pound bottles calcium carbide
500 per cwt.. delivered Texas common rail-
way rcmts.
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Financial Gable.

,,o,rt JW London financial cabiegram says:
M s,deaa season" is now in fun swing anu
aii th4 markets arc stagnant. Americans were
starnant The stock exchange mere taxes
holiday on Saturday,
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Srnnnnshins-
COTTON ON sHIPBosHD

For Rremen-ss Borkum $3.50 -.
For New York-Mallory lins'''''
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. july S0,-Catte-R Receipts 10000.
Including 500 Western Steers strong 10 a
erns active STEADY to strong. Natiyes-B ST
on sale TODAY two cars al 5,l7lA and two at
6.1o, Good to prime steers 5.2oq6 IS poor
10 medium 50Q5.l6, selected feeders O0a
heiters S00d47O; Gamers 225a2 90: bulls
sleaoy 2,l5n4 60; calves steady o.60a7 90
IeNans-Rece.Dis -: best on sale today
oae carload at 40. fed stears STEADY to
stIeng ,4Oa0. 40 grass steers 3. 40a4 20. bulls
h0ltS 49, Hogs-Rsco.Dts 32OO0 Market
2mle cents lower. Mixed and utohers lOd.
S.Srs' good to prime heavy 5,l0a5 Is rough
hesVy s9m5 .O5 light 5.09d5 So. bulk OF
selss o'lono 30 Sheep Receipts $1,000 Sheen
steady 10 strong lambs stronger. Good Ia
ehoiee wtthers 1905 so; fair to choice mixed
'2on4' 10; Westerns 4.OOa4 40. Texas sheep
s'" VIZ, S9' natives 4.5en6.OO. Western lambs
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New Yorh-spots closed quiet: prices uu-
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GALVESTON STOCK
DAILY INTERIOR NOV SI'
MENINGITIS KILLING jaw,
Several Head of Fine IN.
Died Near Den'V i,

Denton, Texas. July So "A
disease has resulted in the I'M b
twenty head Of fine Jersey s.,, y
ton county in the past rev nr'
feared will cause more, .sIuf a
in its fast results. death "a na'' y 81
in all cases so far from fys 4 Il. \
after the first indication Yin lra'
1t is thought TO be a lsa,mals
some kind. Attacked a asort a
10 in a knot and from sa.m,tlls'
into commissions which IS ,n,,hsIsrss
lowed by death. C. F. w'I aiig \
three registered bulls ohs s.ad. Y
Joseph Bailey lost SIX ~ bss,
cause nor remedy has 50 -
cred.
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81. Louis. July 30.--Cattle-Receipts 5000
including }SOe Texans Market steady for
nuLNes ana Texans easier Native shIppins
az si EXPORT steers 47oQI5 so: dressed beef and
butchers steers 4.20d5 2j: steers under I0O0
p9unus i'lca4,95: stockers and feeders UOfp
W; cows and helfers 2.sbSf5 AZ. Gamers
aoot- 20 bulls 2.5oG4 80; Texas and Indian
tia. 'oH4 80; cows and heifers .40lt3 so
lioss-,h Receipts 1900. Market DC lower pigs
snu lghts S.l5m5.25: packers 3. i0Sp5. ~:
SHltehsrs' 20a5S5. Shsep-Re CENT s 400
iat ",ths' strong Native muttons OOlD4. 20
s,oekers s.00a3.75 'NsNs -'VV"a'V0'
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New York. July 3o.-Dry goods-The market
has shown very quiet conditions In all lines
OF staple cottons except bleaehed muslins.
which have again sold fairly at steady prices.
Brown and coarse cottons IRREGULAR for eoods
in stock: print cloths Arm in odd makes.
Prices in limited demand and no change IN
singhams American Wooden company OPEN
ed its line for sprnE TODAY AT 10 10 Yer
cent advance over n year ago, No excite
ment over them.
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KANSAS CITY.

kansas City, July So.-cattls- -pa.a,,,s osoo
n ma, and $500 Texans. All desirable Kill
~. a s.'onE to lOc higher. Very few Common
! tSS steers shade lower. Native steers
bntcbsrsS stockers and feeders 60dn4 co !:
mars . Cow COWS and heiffrs S2565 90; can
Ts,s Som9, Is; fed Westerns l.COsi5 90. fsd
HOS t,o1ui' ~: grass Texans g. 2ofp4 90.
tt to = IosD $500 Trade slow and steady
S'lo Digs Tw' eo aeayy 5;l5G5.25; light s 0oG
onis, pss teoat 80 shesp-R Receipts 2sOo.
e.. Trade at strong values. Lambs q 4Sse
foed,rs ~ ~ s;iea4.l0 Westerns e56fi .Oc:
s'Nnf 20; culls 2.75as.25.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COTTON SEED pRoDUCTs,

r, 0 b. mill. Texas interior points. nc.
eordine TO location: Per Gallon
Prime crude OIL loose ........ 80 O 81
Prime summer yellow oil ...... S3k1 "a
Linters. Ter pound. ............. INC
Per Ton.
Hulls baled ................. 500
Prime cotton seed meal ......22, 80 az rs
Primo cotton seed cake $50. .2e.50 122.75
quotations on prime cotton seed meal and
brine seed cake for delivery at Calves.
ton
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots
of staple Commodities

These quotations. are revised daily and then
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
are those ruling In Houston wholesale mar
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WIRE AND NAILS.

wlRE--Galyanizet Glidden $780, wauko-
gan Ss.S
NAILs-$2 7la3 90 base. Advances for com
mon over base ID zoe; Sd i5c. Al and Sd 30c
I'd zoe sd Zoe; l1d and I'D. sc. Quotations
are Tor less than car Tote.
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london. July 3O--Consols for money aho
account 81 lie. Bar silver firm. Sad pc.
ounce Money 3G3h per cent ne ray Snt o.
A. non cent.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

parts. July 3O-Three per cent rentes y9f,
nc for the account Exchange on L"1doh
-, New. York. July Chickering's iTa,oC4;
balances S6414.75l.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, July SO-Sugar- Strong: omen
kettle 43s; centrifugal yelows 56I5ts: seconds
| 3Gi 9-l6 Molasses nominal
New York, July 30.--Sugar--Raw STEADY; fair
refining AS; centrifugal 96 test AZ. nloiasses
sugar AS; refined strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-31

es. ,,,.....j23
District or Coiumpia ''S .10i
Atohison general IS ''''''...,..... ssM
Atchison adiustmen, 80 .,...... SAG
Colorado southern 70 AZ iats.............10 100
denver and Rio Granfe fs .,.'...''''''' SIC
For, worth and Denver city lst''..'''' 70 %
Kansas CITY, PITS s ana mined is. ssh
Missouri, Kan and Texas 2as. ''''-''''''' ooi.
Missouri Kan and Texas is.'''-'''''' s5a.
tio t;rapde Western lists ..'''''''''''''' tio
G, l. and " consol So ...'...''''''.'''' 10
81 + and s general IS ...''..,'-.''''''i5s SCI.
southern Pac nc ~ ',......1 1854
southern h1,a~Sa ~ ists .,............11l
Texas ana pacihe gus ,...........io4 H
Union paculc 10 .il6sI
wabash ieUs ''''''''' ........, JuSsa
Wabash 2ds ......'...'''''''''''''' t12H
West shore As .......-...'..'''t
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Fancy evaporated. 5o-lb boxes.
7Ac; LIB cartons SIC; choice evaporated TAG.
APRCOTS-Per ID loose l2Ac.
CITRON--In lo-lb boxes 13c.
CURRANTS-Iu bills, &c 2J-lb boxes, clean.
ed, bulk 7ysc; lib cartons sqSiac
DATES--l-lb packages l0c. 60-lb boxes &c.
FlGs-Caljforn'a 121ac; imported l19lsc.
EACHES-Cholce new stock DC
RAISINS-California 3-crown L. L. boxes.
s2.25 h-box L. L. raisins 65G75c; 2-crown
L. NJ. ralsins 50-lb boxes. ne 9-crown
L NJ raisins. 50-lb boxes. Sc.
NES-Californa j0.6cs nc; 60-70s &c.
50.sCs &c sO-90s 5lac 9O-lO)s &c.
MITE Brazil Zoe per Id; Glb,rts. Sicily l2c;
Naples l2i5c. walnuts l4d,lc. peanuts. fancy
hand picked 5A451sc; No. ifc. almonds
Taragona 16o ID in sacks italian ohestnut'
lOc, peeens selected lOc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-31
WOOL.

ST. Louis. July so wool-oulet. medium
grades lld20is; light fine 1907: heavy fine
ilIl4 Tub washed iSd29.
The Houston Produce and Commission COM
naus aud the Williamson Produce company
day.
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METALS.

New York. July 30.--Metais--Pig iron war,
rants weak, at Si2. Is: nominal Lake copper
quiet, $3.50. Tin lower. 1872 O0G3S. 20. Lead Z
Dull S3.97i29s.02h. Spelter--Quiet. si.eSQ
$50.
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tsnecial to The Post Reported by the Evans.
sryder-Buel Commission Company
National Stock Yards III July 30.-Fol-
lowing sales were made today by Texas and
Territory mem
4 Faucher Balnser. Texas. 196-pound
calves $40 Gibson and Parkinson Leliaotta
T. 1912 and 1O61-pound steers $3.50; John
Cavalier, Pryor Greek l. t. sal pound steers
$3.50 Cicero Caviicr. Pryor Creek. $50 and
$50 pound steers 81: Wilson 4 Silberstein,
92l-pound steers $3.50 Blair & Law. Rsd
Fork l. t. 6l6-pound cows and beifers 81. So .
80 and 753-pound steers s365; A. NJ. Miller.
pallinser Texas, 137-uound calves $50; H
c. Foster Taylor Texas 9I.-pound steers
SL?5 e J, Yeargin. Tulsa, l T., 725- pound
COWS and heiters $3.50, s43-pound steers $3.50
E. c. Sugg d Brother. Sugdeu T. aiS-
pound heiters IS 70, lef5 and 1902 pound steers
81. Mrs. NJ Houston. Bellevua Texas. sls
puma steers "A u. Waegoner WAGNER
Texas. MI pound ST ers 81 10. j. l. care.
Eigln, Texas. lO79-pound steers 81 %: suns
Weloer, Sintol. Texas. Stl-pouud steers
$3.50. a. S, Nealle. Slrawn. Texas 500 pound
GAYS 800 Thirty-seven hundred Texans.
steadv to 5 and 10 lower.
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Sc stage blanks ssc; cakes and jumbles lie.
FLOuR-Texas Star Mills; Tidal Wave
Jewel $50: rye Bour 80 sS pumpernicksl
~, Special rates for shipments to Interior
poips. Quarter sacks are loo higher than
nslt sacks and wood i5c higher than nan
FARINAcEous eoops-Grlts homIuy and
cream meal; n barrels. s. :5 pearl meai
H. so-ie racks g qo2 10 per barrel OF ID fe s!l
SolnInbia oats S.s6G2.oo: Hawkeye oats 'l's'
LARD Renned tierce, compound. s14ei
leaf, SCI 50-lb cans Nc higher than tiere-s
i0-lb cans NC higher, 5-lb cans nc higher.
80 cans ic higher.
HAMS-Standard. 11kan1sc: picnic ham'
aoNEY-ln barrels 50@eoc per gallon; in
f0-lb cans extracted 5G6c. in comb SOLE;
IN ls-lh nnns. extracted 5lsq7c: pound sec
tons l2dl6c.
LIME Bulk 500 per bbl eoopered 81, rs
LAssEs-Reboiied. fair 1es.9isc; prime
9@2lc choice 25Q26o. fancy new crop syruI
S2EEiI pSIs neM ersP syFq Eas sI. $780, Lor
s4lb; Snow ss.75as.s5
oYsTERs--i-lb fun weight. i-oz. soao5c,;
2-lb full weight: s,os 81 SOL s.; VI, ID. i tS,l
1907. si.75qi, so; lib. light weight 55Geoc
2-lb, Light weight s5asOc
PICKLES. gallon kegs Sl.7s; lO-sallor
kegs 50 90. y Ibis 81 10; pints American
siyie, S5asOc. quarts. American style. sl.2s
is-gallon 50. o0d2 25 i-gallon. American style
50 1JGfS. Is. 1gallon, hexagop $ rs.
RICE-Extra fancy head 6Hihe. choice 90
SIC fair 4A65c, fancy imported oiaW5&c
RoIE-sisal. basis 7-16. 10c. Manila. l7c'
cotton rope ioc
sALT- Liverpool, coarse s5dsOc. fine s5cG
81 90; Louisiana, coarse S5c. hne eOci DDS
.s-lls. 81 p 6o.5s 81 80; 10O-5s, $50; To-is
So. 45.
SALT FISH-Mackerel. No in lo-lb Kit
a5cGSi 90; half bbls. 70lb.. No. ! $3.50; tuo'
5. 00fi5 so.
sALMoN-Fanev Pillar Rock Coumbi'
River 81 10. Cable Columbia River 81 40; WEI
Foot Columbia River Si.25Gll 30. Helmet
Alaska 81. 00dSt 10
D1NEs-American quarters 81 2Og4. 3
mustard S4oOQ425; imported Gillette grade
quarters $ll. 80: fancy sprats, quarters 80. y
STARCH goods: Peari, IN 4G-u
boxes. 4isQ4hc: Royal Gloss, bulk. 4sq+te
Nickel. 100 packages per Don $40 corr
starch SIC per h. % and 40-lb boxes.
SUGAR-QuotatioEs are for small lots. Sps
cal prices are given or carload orders
standard graduated csc; cubes and pow
dered 6Jst; Louisiana yellow clarified tanc'
eisc; choice sac; Arbuckle's 2-lo and 0-l'
packages exc
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r,nnsrnN nANK cLEARINes.

ro,,o,yi,s arc clearances of the Houston
hanks tor the week thus far and TOT ny
sorregpond!ng time last year togetner VIZ"
,he increase or decrease; rno
uondav .... $685. Sjstl-' "'''
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Grnin and Pro,iclons NI-c,yhcrc.

New Orleans, July 30-Hoe products Arm
Pork-Standard mess 1900 Lard--Eefned
tierce 5at pure lard 79s Boxed meats-Dry
salt shoulders 67sm7, sides IA Bacon Clear
ribs sides Sss0Sia Hams.-Choice sugar cured
lont2 Conee Steady. Rio ordinary to fair
.9Isdl05s Rice Ordinary to good sd3lg Flour
Extra fancy 3.6543 20; patents 4.00di oj
Cornmeal As. Bran So Hay-Prime Il O.gf
Is 90; choice l6617. Corn No. sacked white
81 mixed 50; yellow 81 Oats No. sacked
81
Kansas City. July 10 Wheat September
t57s December IS; cash No. hard s. = al,
No. red 7tG72 Corn September 357a De
cembor 32is cash No. mixed 36Q36ia. 80
white rs. Oats-No. 2 white q Receipts
lmeuts-wheat 1902 600; corn $4,000; oats 1000
New York July so Wheat Receipts l5;
000 exports $4,000. Spot Easy No ? red
ls2N fob. afoat; No. 3 red al. elevator; No
| Northern s4}s fob. anoat No, / hard S6'l
fob. anoat, options steady; July 50, sep.
tep,her S04 October S0A4 December Si;.
Hides steady. Leather steady. Wool quiet
Cotton seed oil easy.
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THE LOCAL MARKET,
- Office of Tn. px

once of Th. POI
Houston. MONDAY. IN
Speculators in grain believe tia, I.
laration of the Chicago board Of -.
after August l no grain quotation, !,
given out will not be carried out IN,
ion is expressed that should chle,,,
out her original announcement n,
trade would be transferred IN cas-.
market which would furnish ouoista-,
New York houses which are lemhsr
Chicago exchange say they wlll y.
customers get instantaneous ouotatis.
CARELESS OF the action Of the Chicsr,
OF trade 1t is safe to presume that ~,
viii be found for the securing al nj,
tations. as large interests are !, -,
the matter and are able TO nass /
promises good
The action Of the coffee market a.
week has zone a long way towards g.
that the course of the rata Of s.uIi,
charge in Brazil has an imnoraa, u
unon ths course OF prices for Brazil "a
There has been a sharp reaction f,,
recent upward turn 10 the rate II III
exchange. which has dropped 10 la4d ;
result Of this reaction both the Earsps,
United States markets have ttrlei ii
prices beinG lower in all consuming M
! In the Brazil markets. howtse;, Il
prices have advanced as eScna1ee led
! wi5h the result that Drie,s for coli [
| the consuming markets are on love- ]
/ than last week. Brazil has hetr Vi |
maks lower mlreis offers aud vet oss
the higher milreis prioss ruling 10 n
| Santos obtain more money tor tn q
sold than If they had sold as: v.tk
Receipts of fruit today were htsna
usual for Monday. but prices did not ii
| Lemons ara in fair supply. but prH
very stiff and CONSUMPTION is light
While the local market on meas b
been advanced higher prices az lcots
as smoking charges have been aiysls.
! 80 tn 10 cents. This Decent advais'
soon be aGded on 10 spot meat as u
OF thu market Is firm.
Willie Texas eggs are nominaly dlss
sfI7 cents ner dozen. higher pricss ~
| paid for carefully candled stocs ~
| shows that it paws interior nsisala
properly pack their eggs before shfss'a
lie first Missouri apples-tnlsts 'a'7
woe received BY the Houston Prras
| Commission COMPANY today snd i'la
/ per barrel.
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oalssston. Harrisburs and San AntOnIo... !
IUtdT ,sssss.ssFF ~ y
Houston spot Quotations.
spots closed quiet: prices unchanged; sales


The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kets, together with the closing Of middiins
Saturday, with today's sales:
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
JoIuy. SATURDAY
Reiohsmarks. comrfr- s otL
cisl 60 days ....... " go o5.r q.
commercisl so DAYS. 4 s2ls-a f.sSfsA
SINNERS. 60 days...4.SGh $50 -
ancs. commercial, tsn
tG days .........'.'.'-' Ss
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Receipts of fruit today we're h.,nad
MARINE INTELLIGEScE.

Port or Galveston Jug
Arrived
S. Anselma de Larrinags lSDanta
SIS Geore. Hudson tAml. sapihs ~
Clearea.
None
Sailed.
None,
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other Spot Markets

Galveston-spots closed auiet; prices I'M
changed.
Low ordinary "a 7-i6 Middling ...,.e%
Ordinary. ,......7 l5-is Coed middling 99s
Good ordiusry..S 7-is Middling fair 10
Low niddling. s l5-1s Sales .......... 49,.
New York-spots closed quiet; prices uu-
changed.
Good ordnary.a Good mdlllng 1855
Low middling 9ss Middlng fair. 10 1919
Middlng ..... 10 i-l6 SAFES ..........- S5a3
Nsw Orleans--spots closed easy at I'M
changed prices.
Low ordinary. u T-1s Niidding ....,1oA
Or3nary........S LIE Good mledlns l1iz
Good ordinary So Middling fair..loni
L.iverpool--Small business was done in spots.
Sales 1000. OF which 300 American, Imports
70G1 OF which $500 were American.
Ordinary ........5 1872 MHddlirg ..... $3.50
GOOD ordinary. & 1852 Good m!ddlng.5 31-s2
Low middling. - 1882 Stiddling fair .6A
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GALVESTON.

Galveston. Texas, July 30.-The A. ?. Nor
mai Live Stock company reports the I'VE
stncl, r1arkat rs follows.
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The following are the receIpis OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city: Bales
Houston and Texas Central ,............., ~
International and Great Northern ..u.... IS
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Houston Daiiy statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.


Gross receipts thus far this week.. 6C
Gross receipts S32 days this year. -. 4, TAG, 26,
Gross receipts s2l days In iss7-gs. 2. 46S, s0t
Cross receipts 33l days In 1893 80. ], 8zO, D q
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

Market well stocked with grown cattle:
Choice light year,ngs and calves Will hnd
ready sale Hog market steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18
Governor Roosevelt,s visit.

Governor Roosevelt, who will be with
- to-day. and who Is swinging back to
the east after 4 marvelously enthusiasts
tic reception In the far west. has been
on the go for over forty days, and has
made a wonderful record Us q cam
paigner. He comes to us as type of
American manhood that Is worthy OF
the emulation of every young man
clean, forceful and honest.
The Intelligencer believes that the re-.
ception that will be accorded him In
Wheeling to-day will not suffer in COM
parison with the warm greetings that
have been extended to him In other
md larger centers OF population. We
bespeak for him respectful hearing
and IN extension OF that cordial and
warm. hearted hospitality for which
Wheeling is so famous abroad. And. so
far as Is compatible, we believe the
Democrats OF this city will Join the Re-
publlcans In welcoming In respectful
manner hero OF the spanish-Ameri-
can war and governor OF one OF thu
creates, states in the Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18
Cookers Demonstration.

The minute Bryan stopped speaking
Croker led him TO the rear OF the stand
TO see the crowd assembled there. He
waved his hat 10 them and Croker Isk-
ed him. ibid you ever see anything like
it?' "Wonderfull wondsrfull" Bryan
Eald.-AEsociated Press dispatch.
Wonderful, indeed. Alice in Won.
dsrland wasn't circumstance To the
great og;pouring OF the Tamnauy
faithful. Croker commanded and his
minIons obcyed But there IL another
side to the tumuliuous welcome cSiend-
Cd to Bryan-A very serious sid, for
Ryan. and one that he will realize on
the TN day N EoysmSer when the
votHa am eauntsd. rhs MafiBon Square
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18

Bryan made demugoglc plea to the
Mothers" at Youngstown. Ohio. few
days ago. How miserable It sounds
when compared to the plea Of IAN
anxious. troubled woman" addressed to
the editor OF the New York Sun, as fol-
lows: In behalf Of every woman who
is bread and butter worker. and
those even less favored. who depend
upon q slender income. who are and
must be controlled by decisions OF po-
litical majorities, for the Almlghty's
sake. please print daily. up to and In
Guiding election day these indisputable
disastrous consequences Of Bryan's Sc
lection as the Chief Magistrate Of our
country. She who addresses you Is
suffering terror lest the ignorant, un-
thinking. unreasoning masses should be
in the ascendancy November 6. May
God spare us from such an infiction
whereby integrity shall give place to
enforced dishonesty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18
Death of William L. Wilson.

.
The news Of the death of Hon. Will
lam L. Wilson, at Lexington. Va, while
not unexpected Is none the less deplor-
able. The. deceased was the ablest
Democrat who ever represented West
Virginia In Congress, and was one OF
her most distinguished sons. gaining
distinction In letters as well as politics.
As an educator, perhaps, his talents
shone most brilliantly. his tenure as
president OF the West Virginia Univer-
sity being uneQuivocally successful.
Entering politics he was elected to
Congress from the Second district. and
his name is inseparably connected with
the low tariff measure known as the
Wilson-Gorman bill. He was also post
master general under President Cleve-
land. Il His political careeer closed he
re-entered the educational field being
choaen president of the Washington
and Lee University at Lexington, Vir-
glnia, which honorable position he held
at the time OF his death. He was I
man of fine attachments. gentle spirit
and admirable qualities of heart, whose
demise will be sincerely mourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18


John P. Altgeld, Mr.. Bryan's an
archist friend, spoke In Brooklyn Sat-
urday night. He talked like the an
archist he Is. He sneered at the full
dinner PAIL" declared that the trusts
were putting up prices to suit them
selves and running the government:
that foreign influence" was dominant
at Washington: that "our soldiers are
laying waste fields. burning houses,
shooting down women and children"
that the administration had created
hundreds of offices in Porto Rico that
are OF no use to the people. etc. It's
the same old Altgeld talking for the
same old Bryan.