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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-20
souTHERN PROGREss.
The New industries Reported in tho
South in a Week.


South in a Week.
Chattanooga, Tenn. November 10.
Among The more important of the new IN,
dustrlcs reported by the Tradesman for the
week ended November l6 are automobile
works at Augusta, Ga. brick works at
Birmingham. Ala; $4,000 brick works at
Jennings La. broom factory at Cornella.
Ca. a $4,000 canning factory at Tyler,
Texas: chair factory at Lutte Rock, Ark
coal mines at Wolf summit w Va; a
cotton gin at Aubrey, Texas. a Si5OO0O ere
OsOting pant al Norfolk Va: electric light
pants az Tuscumbla. Ala, Walnut Ridge,
ARK Lake Providence aud Mansfield Ia.
a $4,000 electric power plant at Asheyllle,
". C.: q Touring mill al Criekard w. Va.
$1,000 furniture company at Chatta-
nooga Tenn; a $4,000 furniture factory
az Salisbury, y. C.. II furniture factory at
Knoxville. Tenn; glass factory Mt Par
kersburg W. Va: a gold mining company
az salisbury. n. c.; u $1,000 hardware
company at Gafpcy. 5. C.. a harness fac
tory at Nashville. Teun.; an $s0.O00 Ice
factory at Jacksonville. Fla; an ice fac
tory al San Antonio. Texas: a $1,000 Ire
and cold storage plant at Ellisville. Miss;
$4,000 Ice and cold storage plant az
Palestine. Texas, a Land and mining com.
pany 81 Chattanooga a lock factory at
Way cross, Ga. lumber companies az Lin
den and Memphis. Tenn; machine shops
and carriage and buggy factory AT Lynn
vile. Tenn; a $4,000 mattress factory at
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The New Orleans Market.
Especial 10 The postl

New Orleans, November 10 The market
for rough ruled quiet for both Hondd as
and domestic Japan, Offerings were mod.
crate on the light receipts and the demand
was mainly confined Ga tho better grad IS,
~ which tho supply is only mCagcr Glean
u fair volume Of business The receipts
today were $40 sacks of rough ana No
pockots Of clean. Tho sales today At tao
board or trade were 54S2 pockets M clio m
and 27!6 sacks Of rough, OF which 1910
sacks were Honduras and nJG sacks of 90
nestle Jap1n,
clean rice unchanged Rough rice quiet
Honduras 500 to $40 other quotations
unchanged.
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New Mexico. ner 4olh boxes. 81 75eit 90
bSgie neprs. per box. Si.T5.
90 "a \ ANAS-Loose SiJ09tfJ; packed
IA hERRllt TJa3.Od per hushc
ernie; barrels 81 T0ms 10
,ikANVES florida jamaica. 81 .O0ti2 ~
quantities S475 wa 49, Fh''"' Nc
ing 10 quality. "'N''
Mills. 50 30. MA VIM
49,. NEAPFL Les Grated, per dozen. $500
80 ~ california, Black Emperor. pe
9,u2sket crate, 500. Black Tcrrnrst. 500
malaga or Almerla. Ij-lb kegs, $50
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Special 10 Tho Post

stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo. Nocem.
hcr 10 The following sales mnde hv Teyas
and Territory storkmep we're reported 10
day: l.. Y Johnson. Giles SCI pound COWS
> so lalsell & Hutton, Ekharl, sos poufd
COWS, $50; Hugh Huston, Bliss, t32 pound
hofers, 300; y VI Irwin, Addmctcn SIS
pound steers $50. n A Iarhoc, Lcnapah
40
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"a 80, In the wholesale markets yestcr.
a considerably improved over the
Z sar dov. The weather was more ia
IA = sor activity and all the trade signs
brighter hue.
81 lard went up &c
and bellies advanced Is points on
Ny
= n new kraut arrived in the market
I Snds very good demand.
.rceptlble drmuess exists on the mar
4 all packing house products.
!. largo supplies of Florida oranges
market have caused decline Of
"a 25c per box in selling prices.
,ss on corn and oats went higher,
"a nose for wheat were lower. Local
K rrices we're not affected, however.
annie situation continued to rule
q arm and some better prices were re-
Advances are daily looked for.
81 nberries have gone higher, particular
ri the New York market, and local quo
HI have been advanced 15@25c on
8 and SOC on barrels.
IA armness in the potato situation was
n Noticeable and sales at 5d1oc adj
VI we're reported and prospects favor
III for selling prices Of $t.10d1.t5 next
Ia Houston Produce and Commission
Man. has a carload of new crop Mes
Il lemons en- route which will arrive
MY. 1t Is an early shipment of fresh
"A ces from Eastport. Me. state that
t&rdine packing season is practically
81 most OF the factories being closed
IA Figures Of the total pack to date
,Enot available but the adviccs state
output has been larger than was the
Nj last season,
Marc prune packing company Of Cali
|1ia writes that II was obliged 10 handle
Hons Of pruncs in order to get ont
~ 9Ol0os to dll an order for this mar
RI Ninetles are practically ont Of the
faion now in the san Juan valley" SAYS
tfrte" in fact nowhere 10 the State
tiley to be had in any quantity
allowing are the samples Of the varied
III on the coffee crop lately received,
sRlow & Co.. Santos.-ProSpects Of crop
Ii.
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DRUGS AM CIIENlICALs.

,Quininc i04il2c nor ounc, bctt1r ,oor
aaue, - -I0% 100 per ounce cocaine. $40
p per, 4iunee; horr<, size per pound in iW
p p0INu messages; copperaS, $40 IN barrels
ns,toli' Sl-u pot gallon ln 5.gallan
Ra1h9geS epson salts SIN per 100 lu
nEtlelS; alcohol, So 100000 per gallon. sui
ppnur S-t2 per lt0 IN hari'els. alum. 2iJ,
pound in barrels; camphor. I0r. wood alec
XXI, Sion. gum opium SSS5: nowhere
ooninunm4' SAs9 corbolic acid 4oai2c per
nor ,on hotties; calcium carbide $3.50
points N"N N"'uh'uh IaiiWuy
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CaroIII 6 Richardson's Letter.

| Houston, Toyo. Nnvr,n,oI % ~ -
s.pc,j ,.,,+o,, ,''''' ~ nc az
'''Vu "lrh'l showed considerable
/ "'uNilF today at better price. ihan ex.
! rCccd deliveries closing 81 ., ga tA,,o,.
Spot. ;,,,, ,,t... - W. - W. ''~"''
'"' """AVu' 'Vt" sold The i'm
IP'"cmoht hhfoal was said to be due 10 re
portS Of Killing frosts ana ma ,ro,,t,.,. A.,
tbe ,o,t,, hi, ',' 's''"'' w
g. "''' """ l""u'h c'u some cover
I lux 10y ShortS IN our markets but with this
dr,cr selling lh7ut noipt" bir6or ,nn
Yesterday closed rnchqnooj ~ = ~ IN VIZ,
York and = 10 e. bignor in NcvrH orio az,
with more hnsinSs. deing iucoI 'Iisr NILS
crs stu maigtain Tint orders from oi.o,1
ara wanted 10 IN Tho tGoJ - 49,, a. ~ ,
cunulaiinc M Amcrir3n n"rts s,, ,,,S,.i ",
-ccutCre and nm tbrrr H. mn. w" "',t ~, !
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NEW ORLEANS


New orleans. November 10 The New or,
leans Stock exchange reports
Market Still oNerStockcd with cattle, all
classes and sizes prices low and irregular.
Corn fed hogs aud fat sheen in fair do.
mnnd. nriNeS unbalanced.
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GRAIN AND nay

9rload lots, f. o. b. cars from millers
urrnavrs charge from store fii0c more bet
ivu lbs on bran. 2n3c per nnshel on onts
ny ny tVlu' ana l'a loo per 100 lbs on hay.
nhAN.. Fer 100 IBIS. 81 2uql -
100 ~" '"S' Fh-'g
oiN No > sacked SSiymS4c.
NVhN CHOPS nurn 81 GOAL 81.
OAl Per huShcl. lSa55c.
HAY Alfalfa SiJ.OOfi5 So. rbojcc tim.
3lhE' SlilGt9 laau, South Texas prairie
nay E,,SN@2tn; North Texas and Territory
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n the Baby Is Cuttino Teeth

remedy. Mrs Winslows Soothing syrup
for children ieethug. II soothcS Che child.
softens the gums, dlluys an pain cures
wind rolic and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoca
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LIVE STOCK ON TEXAS COAST.

on their own ranges. when II comes 10
cattle tho south half Of Matagorda county
u right IN Il. hut the Rico farms will prob.
ably crowd out Of this county nearly All OF
these fine herds Of cattle within the next
i've years. Neither cotton nor corn will he
king, but rice viii wear the royal purple.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, November ia.-Cattlc--Rc.
cents, 0N0 natives; 500 Texans aud 60
calves Rest steers steady to Toe lower
Other cattle steady. Choice export and
dressed beef steers 50NI6 10; fair to good
40Gi0lo; stockcrs 3,0N14 y; Western fed
steers 4,'feoA,Jo; Western range steers BY
M6 40. Texas aud Indian steers ? S05ti 40;
Texas COWS lSO6I3oo; native cows 2.aeSi
go, hefcrs 3OOtintO; Gamers i.Idda 40:
hnlis 2NNi375; calves 3OO6f1.2a. Hogs
Receipts ia,0O0 Market steady 20 lOc
lower; TOP a.aa: bulk OF salcs 3.40fia 50;
heavy 5.Sjl5.na; mixed packers 5.G0pS 50;
light a.0nMn,I0, pigs 421ma.O0, sheep
Receipts 4a0o. Market steady. Native
mmhS i25di.Gn. Western lambs 4.oOGi4.5p.
native wcthrrs 3.25M3.Sa, Western wtthcrS
20oM3Jo, yearlmes 3E5Sl400, ewes >. I5eh
SJ0; calves i.6008.25.
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Chicago, November ln.--Cattle Receipts.
1900 Market steady Good TO prime nomi,
mai 6.Mn1O; poor To medium l.UNlUi,O0;
stockerS and feeders 2.uNi4.2a: COWS l -
m4,Ia; heifers l.50mI.00; tanners .2asy2 -
bulls 200n4ao; calves 2,u08t6 ~: Western
steers 3H0m5.25. Hogs Receipts, aaWO.
Market steady to strong. Good to choice
heavy 1.dOM5.01ts. lght = aaaS 30: hulk of
sales 5.HNh -. Sheep Receipts. 1aOop
Market 1Ndl1 lower. Good To choice
wethcrs 3.40d4 %; fair 10 choice mixed
2NOW34 40 Western sheep 3SOmi0O, ma
tive lambs 250ui75; Western lambs 800
@4.4O
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Following wero The ruling prices:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF GALVESTON, November 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Lydia NJ Dccrine Norfolk.
CLEARED.
Sch Lake Austin. for Brazos Santiago.
srb charles X Schuil. Paecagoulb,
Sch Maiden. pascagOu0
SAILED.
SIS Dargia tBrl, Hamburg. Hamburg.
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HEAVY STABLES

4 HEAVY STAPLES.
suMNiIloN-Powder, per keg. $500;
4og powder, S1G5 per key; drop shot,
IKE. Nl,I5. buck. $40
Mn Extra short clear, In sacks,
vi III re agsIiSs' l0lec boxed, Ac higher,
RsSSi M ~ AND TIES-Bagging. 2-lb,
s,E'o, Sc Arrow ties. less than car
k KIN from, Houston, S1.35.
H. nolGk' wrapped, basis "a. No ..
RS7iRgec' 10: 40 ]. full weight, basis
tlSsd ~ W Ut 10 special sizes lac high
kDiFSg 7gs4 .1c' as 10 quality.
fll welh9'aI, run weight 11l@c; Gran
3iFNT 'EnBl lie; Electric Lights. OlSc.
"A ia ma .91dp6ortland, 81 1898. s.: Rosen.
Bb SoEiE- ,Rilo, fair sA@sHc: prime aHa
A lSi.0 iSq ,lV4c; fancy, llml2ibc; Pea
N 100; Cordova. 13lhc: Roasted
Il 10 Nrd9uekle's Ariosa. basis 100 ID
6oi5 uelivered; Apex, II 4Oe, Lion
Mo- eal Mocha and Java. III cans,
Nm n,n Shu Java blend, lib cans. a-lh
A n eE rs a b c Soda. bulk boxes.
4 So. Valtons, per dozen. S5c. ginger
Il and ip 5ndb,5hs, Sc; stage planks, 6i5c;
81 s Sss'S 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
GRADE q ga aaaheey' half patent. $3.50;
Rgher. 49,. &4-lh sacks. Zoe per bar
NouF In wood, l5c per barrel
t,., esS, cEoUs GooDs-GrIts hamipv
BesT meal meal In 40-lb sacks. ner sack.
az ,nvsL IN 36-lb sacks ~ 40 NOR
"a os,' SACKS; Scotch onts s2 90.
tfye csss, 800; Columbia oats. - a..
n naets ~ y %; Hecker's burk wheat
i b-sbbaseS, $3.50. wy Il " li'"' 70
Nenhed tierce. oo,,,,,,,.,,. on
pa ,Sb,ahls, lllac. leaf. 10i.c. ri M
II 5,lb csn tn9n tierces; lob cans @c
! aus %e higher; 3lb cans lie
4 Tpissln9iaodsrd 11Aal1l5c: fancy ,o,l
Ipshic hams, ac Nv i"ucF i-fa
4 A Sh0 per barrel; eoopered,
( go s-Io barrels. eoa7se per g.,,oo.
HI - ~, extracted. 5d6c 'ner 55onp5
4 ponn4 ie, In i2,lb cans. extractsI
#AsSEs neeugns, l2Ml3c
ii 9la51o Neboiled. far. 1na.atso,
4Ffnb ~ snaolce. 25G'oBc; fancy new
a 1''e' pure new crop syrup.
sl 4. I, MILK Eagle. 50. 75a7 100.
9tge, 81 i,%s sli,l a; Dime, S8. s39iS. ~:
Il ERS n, ~ winner. 81. a5ti4 70.
y weigh, \, ~ weight, az. S56IN0c,
q llh isb, ot ~ $Ndl 20: i-lb. 5.oz.
,see5oOesN weight al@GOc, 2-lb light
+ IL H. Flge,ralon t.,s 60 ~. "a
h. 500; iB-bbls 81 n 40 n,n A.
% healian Quarts, American
3 iStyWi lgallon hexaeon 81 "a
n Ha fancy head, 6iisiSGe. choice.
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MOVEMENTS OF RICE MARKET

NJ clean Receipts for the DAY werc 1867
sacts Of rough. making a total TO date OF
90, $50
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IlyFss WAS IMPROVED.
THE DAYS PRICE CHANGES

.;.s Advance, Sides, Bellies and
II 60 Hioher--Florida Oranges
.,.,r--Firmness in Potatoes.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

/
5M5ic: fair. 43sd45c; fancy imrortod 80,
/ Gl4c; common 10 ''u'' imported va
,g go M h toTs3 basis 5l9 le4c Manila
Salt onisiona c "51i ia.pE a. rs.
hI,ie 5o iGY ga coarse, &c nne' Soc;
50 x "a rs rs 9, 80 "-os' ~ 41' hids,
-S;SGITT' LfGIII- ~ oot,u,l ~. 80,
KITS 95dsi oo, NbhS oIt No; n lo'lo
& 0fl,S * III %" e. opuls.- '"1o' No l,
FV;IV IYEi;CV' tSups, % IuMo' 90
u oALMON-fHhc{ l,!lar ROCK, Columbia
SSiI'99 F. none S Castle Rock, Columbia RIVER,
iM;,h,,, SSPeor Alg aS q b Ioi 10y 60,
ti on 5r3 On ~ d9Iet 9rand, 81 81 Irna
PIX p A Ala S i,l.,. .,. ;. c-a
3 q; mustard S. 4oG3.55 Imported iii.
letdG grade lI9rieIs 81 3o fancy spIats'
qGsgrrtte y - gQq l4W according to graGG,
boxes, 4aS@4i4c Royal clos Or Archer,
bulk ..43s@l9te Nickel 100 packages, per
! 99Ii 500 corn starch o'ac per TO- 20 ana
sGGAR-Quotatiops are for small lo!s;
standard granulatcd. 5Ac; cubes and pow
fancy, 47s@5c; choice 4'4c.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAX Texas, 22@23c per
IBSEElANs-Imporcd navy beans, 4isal9sc;
Bayou. &c; English dried SIC; pink &c,
black eyes 43,m5c: Michigan navy, none;
California navy. lA@4I6c: Snaps. 500 per
bushel; wax 80 per bushe; California
BUTTBk Blue Star. 21m22c: dairy 1Sq
1ac' Elgin creamery 2sn2o: Texas bricks,
ljQlJc, Olecmargarinc Lincoln solids,
re; Lincoln prints. BE Daisy solids. lie:
Gem and country rolls I've: Empire state
special, 15c; special Blue Star lSc Egln
dniry bricks, 19c; Ideal, lie
CABBAGE-2c.
-CHEESE-W Wisconsin full cream roll.
Wisconsin half cream. i9isGl3c.
EGGS-Hansas, poe; Texas eOld storage,
zoe Texas. 2tW2lc
kRAUT--NeW, In half barrels, S3.2jd
$50.
ONIONS-Per pound, 2n62Bo.
' 'iTSCoSrSTTd7Es4Si Goa / 10; Colorado 81 II
nj 20.
PEANUTStJumbos, per pourd, 6lEc.
medium. l1dl2c.
P0ULTRN Chickens. hens. good s. $50
SS-CJ6aa. 40: mixed lots. Sc G5G3. 20: COCKS,
large, old Sl1o; ducks. large, S25oa3 =
geese, full feathered. So, 75G4,5O; turkeys,
hens; Si,1Oatm; turkeys q. s99brnlerS' 5000
SWEET POrATOES-Nam a0cdSlOO
bushel.
TOMATOES New Mexico iaib1shel bas-
Kets, $10Od1.50, Texas 4-basket crate, 90
@7lc: peck box; So@35c.
75c
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
APPLES Fancy ecaporated. 50-lb boxes,
qi6ct lib cartons, fancy. lCiSc; cartons,
choice. ahr; choice eyapoIated SAc; sun
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS S2.a5 base per kcr
.,BARBED WIRE Galvanized t;udden.
$3.50 nor 100 HIS; galvanized Baker. per'
rect, $3.50 per 100 lbs
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< "
\ advantages in favor of Houston as a
4esale market When the buyer cou.
Il the dement's To he derived from
tton's freight rates he Will lind that
When the quotable figures at olnGr
Rsts are lower the price finally paid
tnefally greatTr. The prices are those
u amonl Houston Wholesale merchants
.aEe revised daily.
CANNED GOODS.
FNED fkUlIs-Apples, 3.lb, 95c0
Y piueapples, sliced, SLlU; eyeless ANA
Hss, Sl'iJ4l'S1; extra grated, S2.Uudl
pears, @'IO, Soc strawberries, 2-lO,
<g4'-V, DlarhDerrleS, 2-lD, S5cM$l 90,
pes, 2-lb. $lOQllJ; peaches, bib,
400, pie peaches, S-lb, 9jcaSl.OO.
ANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, lib.
STe!gnt, A2t9dSoc, BIB, tull weight,
&1I40; @.lb, seconds, S0dS2Iac; Glib,
~ SlWGl,u5, o6ra and tomu-
.iO, zoe, Canned kraut, BIB, $1,000
SHHlotnld asparagus, 2i2-lb, Sl.0dM
AtiD California asparagus tips, $40;
9eanS, S-lh, 05c, lib string beans,
4 ~ sidney beans, SOC; 2-lb stringless
4 sL23; 2-io mawowfat peas, Sl.l
AslItgdcan petlt pois Sl.jOdl7j; Al
SiVp' 2lb Blue Ridge corn, soc;
4 q Maryland, Doe; Newark, 0Oc; Bet
;ran Gold" S5cnl 10.
&iEokNlA FRUIT Extra standard.
peaches; lemon cling $105do 90;
a "a wiord, 81 S5dl.95; black cncr.
ts,-gd2 20 white cherries, S2.25GL
1sSsppaplcots, s0di9O; Strawberries,
{ii5 pumS' Sl6jM1.T5; grapes,
#Lio' seconds, Toe per dozen less
nfnIIa standard prices.
FNED MoLASSES p. & r. Old Fash
gallons $50 per case: legations.
Pc, ease hgallons. S3.75 per ease
%lel syrup, 2-lh cans, AO6g5c: Gold
Il and fancy table syrup, quart Jars,
ri do2; b. r. & Co. Gold Medal,
z sse' lbs, Sl35; ) lbs, So %; 10
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APPLES Arkansas, hbls choice Ben
Davis, s4O0@425; fancy, $50; wlnnee.
ssps aud Arkansas 6leaks, i'oeao'Vo'
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT
Receipts today NJ wheat Car
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re ..-..,..., q
Missouri Kansas and Texas ..,........ ,
Galveston, Houston and Northern,.....
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GALVESTON

Reported for The Houston Post by tho
A. r NJ. man Live STOCK company.
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DRIED Fruits AND Nrrrs.
pAINrs OIL AND GLASS.

White lead, Pcr ewt strictly pure ~ 99i
Turpentine, rer case, two 5gpllon cans,
S. -: barrel lois. 4iiAc rer gallon. MIN,
eFal lairts. IN barrel lots. per cwt 80 :
Venetian reds ne cwt 81 20; yellow ochfe.
nHr cwt 100 IlnsHed nil hest shoiled.
flmufc. READY mixeG hcuse paints. ~ WnI
Si.N per gallon according 70 hranl' pm .n
eral paints To- per gallon NlndoW gidss'
$500 rer cent on January list.
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&.rcsptlbe frmness exists on the mar
4. oil hacking house products.
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large supplies of Florida oranges
he market have caused a decline OF
q,c per box in selling prices.
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,.,.s IN the wholesale markets yestcr.
~ considerably improved over the
<dipr day. The weather was more ia
4 !. sor activity and all the trade signs
4. brighter hue.
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II, of new kraut arrived in the market
4 nds very good demand.
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!. and bellies advanced Is points on
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

ceaslon to Great Britain OF the Rand
district and the gold nelds, which
should be regarded as the total Boer
Indemnity.
Newell c. Rashbun. who was sup
posed to have died In q Jeffersonvilie.
Ind. hotel Last week. was arrested In
Louisville. Ky. According 20 RAthbun.
the corpse that was shipped TO Little
Rock for burial was the body ct w. L.
Teneyke. The police say Rathbun has
confessed to desertaon from the United
States army and 10 having formed q
plan 20 fraudulently collect $4,000 an
surance on his life. but he denies haV.
ing killed anyone.
Colonel William A. oliphant, repre-
senting an Indiana syndicate, has con-
eliminated one OF the largest mining
deals In the history OF the Klondlke,
purchasing 214 Gold Hin claims for q
consideration Of t750.O0o. Tue sum
includes q cash payment Of $500, 900.
the remainder being In stock OF the
company. Certain government prop.
erty, including the land on which the
Dawson postoface IL located. IL en-.
braced In the sale.
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WORCESTERSHIRE TOLD
cULLED FROM DISPATCHES.
0e@Pists Rsvtasv of Happenings In
hs'h Eastern snd WESTERN Heaais-
phsres for the Past week-Nasioa-
a. Historical. Political nsa PER-
s"naI Events TerseIy Expounaea.

A violent dispute with Paul Lessar
Russian minister 70 China, over the
hanehurian treaty. appears % have
Deen inc immediate cause Of the death
OF Ii Hung Chang.
President James J. Hill will be The
dominating influence IN q new eorpor
alton which ls 20 osis In the Greai
Northern and Northern Pacific. A
large number Of the recognized board
OF directors OF the Burlington, probably
half. viii. II IL understood, represent
the Union Pacific directly, and that
company will In any event have a hall
voting Interest In Burlington Affairs.
There will. OF course. be no extension
70 Salt Lake TO meet Senator clark's
road. or 70 any other point not fully
eountananoed BY the Union Pacific rep
resentatiVea In the Bnrlington's board.
The democratic party has adopted
General Bartholomew MAaso as its
candidate for the presidency Of Cuba.
II Ia asserted that the brigands have
recently been treating Miss Stone with
more severity In order 70 exercise
pressure and TO compel . more ready
acceptance Of their conditions.
Fire broke out in mine No. Z OF the
Pacific Coast company at Franklin
pear Seattle. and one miner. JacoE
Rose. ID missing. The other members
Of the shift reached safety without
difneulty.
N. r. Murphy was drowned or suf-
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later.

Kansas City. No. Nov. l2.-Another q
1As eonYlets fleeing from the mllI,ar,
prison At Leaysaworth vas laid low M
morning near Qaenemo. 20 miles south
Hss1 lFom the penitentiary, when IAw.
renee Lewis, white. aged 10. was fataII,
wounded. resolving q bullet In the baei
Ahils attempting TO escape from Ina CIV
MARSHAL q that place This makes a To-.
- - prisoners captured since the ami.
D'eak on wednesday. leaving Is stlll !,
aFse' To date three Of the mutinOus con.
sls's have been killed. and i've. inelud,po
me TWO who yesterday made . captive ~
aalef'a Cook d Topeka. and then .soaDsd
nave been wounded. Lewis death wiIi
make the fourth fatality.
FRANK Thompson. colored, the Leader
=. me mntiny ~ the Federal prlson
shaeh resulted In the escape Of twenty.
Az prisoners last week. was captured
eight miles north Of Council Grove by
pose under command OF DaD,.ey
United States Marshal Presoott
Thompson Eoald MOI Surrender. hut
80 tAksa after = hard fight with the
omoerA. IN which he was shot in the
had without being severely injured
NO member Of the posse was hurt.
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property II on Little Falls creek. and
Il 10 operated BY w. A. RelnIger. Of
Harrison.
There II greater activity In the Hoo
doc mining district near the head.
waters Of the Palouse river than for q
number Of years. Placer miners are
making some good eIeanups and quartz
miners are developing the country at a
lively rate. The Blue Bird, a copper
claim which made great promise Of de-
yeloping into q mine, but which has
been Idle for several month";. owing 70
disputes among the managers and
stockholders. Is about to resume work.
Another big deal has just been closed
In the mining district east Of Baker
City. Ore. and the purchasers OF the
property have incorporated II under
the title Of the Single Standard Gold
Mining and Milling company. The
property purchased u what Is known
as the Whitaker group. and the price
paid was $4,000. The purchasers are
Colorado capitalists. The president Of
the new company is Capt. z. Storer
Tice. OF Denver. The Whitaker group
comprises Eve full claims situated on
Paddy creek. 43 miles northeast OF Ba-
ker City. on the main Cornucopia road.
Fred Maxwell reports the oreshoot
at Wallace. Idaho. a greater marvel
than ever. When ne left the drift had
followed the shoot ~ feet from where
II was 6nst cut. and a crosscut had been
driven twenty-four feet In either direc-
tion without finding a wall, which
showed 1t 70 be al least forty-eight feet
wide. So far. he says. not a pound Of
anything but high grade ore has been
found in all this work, the ore through
out the whole forty-eight feet Of cross
cut being the same quality as that
where the ledge was first cut 1t runs
close TO 20 per cent in lead and from
200 up 70 Thousands of ounces per ton
In silver. It Is not yet known just when
shipments viii be resumed, but it will
be before long.