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New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Including 50, 157 ship Glenroy.
COTTON-0perations fluctuations in cotton To-Day
considerably extensive than in some time The
ball forces had things pretty much their at the
beginning but before close lost much OF their sTip
the market firm opening. with prices olo points
higher resulte: from unexpected show OF strength
abroad Liverpool having advanced 3a" points before
IL points This sudden OF bull confidence abroad
completely swept bear and led 10 active
buying outside investment Wall Street. the
West New-r.eans bought freely the upturn and
for everything pointed 20 much higher market
profit-aking in abroad
ard in the reaction which followed market Joined
readily. selling movement abated May had
sos the bid price of last night and 10
figure of the first few minutes The
attributed Liverpoos great frmness 10
and that the crop movement was
rapidly the interior points The ncorrectness
clearly demonstrated in the cary after
large receipts at both
ports and interior towns morrow. eworleans
cerea al ali ports day last The weekly
government crop produced great effect upon
The late market varously construed Some con
hat a backward season. while
others were equally satisfied that the report was better
ar had led the trade 10 anticipate
the market irregular. and Pc
received Fear OF nanpu-
and did much 20 restrict specua
.o- FOR public account The July position relative
the list while May except at the
give TO liquidation ana room
profit taking The close quiet with prices net IN
Changed 20 points lower
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
Wsss folio
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. April ls. 2 m.cotton-spot in fair de-
rnand prices 1-s2d higher 90 American middiing II fair
middlng 4 is-3 -32d good ordinary. 5-s2d ordinary.
% s2d The Of the day 5000 bales of which
500 speculation and export and included 1900
American Receipts 81 0o0 bales. including 30 200 Ameri-
opened and closed quiet: American miidling
m April 81 buyers; April and May 20
ers: June, 32-6id sellers: June JULY,
sI-s4q4 s2-s4d buyers; July and August. $3.50
sellers; September 266iGt % SAD sellers October
I3-S4T4 Gid sellers; october and November,
a sellers November and December. 6sa4 s64i
selle
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Spot cotton quiet. with quotations uncsanseo On
madng sales 2o3 bales southern spo, ,s aFkH,s
ehsnges AZ SIC. Mobile steady unchanged. at l'sc:
Savannah steady. unchangsd at l,l6c d wnaries,Sn
7c Norfolk steady I-lac higher at sasc Bai'inore
nominal unchanged 5-l6c. augusta qulet anu
steady lice higher sasas !lec; St Louis guiet nn
changed an s3lsc Estimated receipts at
.ornero sra rom 900 10 $500 bales. against sst4
last w.ek ana 5s25 year. Al Houston rom sos
70 200 bales as compared with Ass last week ana
22so last -.,..z g. ,or,
Reoepfs st the pcrts and interior points tooss coi
rsrns - zane 6av last week and last var
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
new YORK CENTRAL,

= HARLEM DIVISION.
BIZ A. NJ and 3.35 P NJ. Sunday
Pttsheld Sundays only at 920 A. NJ
Pullman all through
Trains illuminated Pintsch Light.
Iickee offices az l1S eS1. Ais I2i6 Broadway. =
Inion So W. 2i5 Columbus Ave. 1913 wes. I,ath 9,
I-atn 81 and fSSth -
Fulton St and lo4 Broadway. e d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New York Central CAB
service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
WeStcott Express
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

middlne 7xc eood ordinary. eHe Net receipts ise
New-Orieans. April 16-cotton quiet; usddlins. s,sc
low middlng S16c good ordinary. size. receipts
6na bales 29l1: the Continent, 600;
sales 1000: stock 2SS. cSS
Savannah April 1e-co,,on steady: middlins. l-Isc
low middline. TIC: ordinary sac. receipts
1889 bales; 1859: eoastwise 3ss: saies
$40:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April is-Coton quiet and steady; niddl'ns.
s'sc; low mddng 7sc: good ordinary. &c Receipts
tinert 80 sales 1876: stock l33.o9l.
Baltimore April l6Cotton nominal; rcdiins. 5.ioc
low miiinr INc: good ordinary. ne Gross receipts
N>mphi. April i6.-Cotton steady, mddng Sac: low
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eanies Spor ZOO
sales speculation ana export -,
American 200: receipts 33 ooo American $50 e.a
oiing upland 1924 Futures opened steaos'
1s4d advance; closed quiet TO 3f points ne.
April s32b: apriI-Nay s32s; May-June- sszs: jun
July lab. July-Aueust Ausust.sspt 1ss
41fb: September / NJ c. s26b: October G
oe;ober-Novernbe- 4u31s November December ~ ~
demand -.
DRUGs-The market opium was steady put ga.e nss
With case. quoted al IS 22h asa 274 jobbins ss 5d
y 30 powdered 2o9s4 25 morphine bulk was ene oss
- 81 ioGs2 90 ounces 81 1882 23 aae eshth. - oa
q a qunine. foreign. s2c. ESSENTIAL
set steady fairly demand VIC quote Anls
Hs5zasi SPA Bere.mo,. prime 81 sods2 ~ %
scs5c cubeb 15Msl 26; lemon. prime ~ loa
81 ae low grade 93clsl o5 lemon srsss NATIVE = sSg
%: mace distilled 81 25dsl 80; mustard natural cog
and arthcis 50 25ass 80; pepps.msf w esses
uns ~ 1o1s1 tins 81 20q$l 20 ana csa.
20: pennyroya 81 15ns1 25; sassafrass rat @
.,s SsG4nc artificial 32T3+c: spearnlint -
:, =; tansy. 81 25: winergreen nstura =.
n.s. and artificial. s0GGoc: wormseed 81 l5@Sl 20,
rorrnwooc. pure IS 1880 -. .RooTs-Itsre whn
Mst'y gooi demand in Jobh,ng way ct foli bur @ nn
tnsns.d prices we quote follows: Burfoek &C. sen
Ian 5kQ4c: gn1eng. $3.50; ginger !amaea mshora
-. and tnbleached. 12c golden seal 3oe neis s, 80
ss-r'sIed in bbis. 7sNso; senega western ose ~
s'c Texas
ssD't'R AND MEAi-rheHe fairy ac',e We.
ing p>ten's and winter straigh;s yesterday! tne s'"
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
Ra,lrsaDa
pENNSYIVANIA


sro..e. ~ and nrssnas ssa..s. s..''s ''s -
0The leaving time fron Deshroess. 49,
.crs..as Streets IL ave .i..tes late. tAa.
mat given below for Twenty-shiRa Street
stauon, except where otherwise noted.
car. New Yo1s TasT d to Two sSss r..ss
Sss hAsT aNrS1 sDa s:ss:ss
9s5.me1s En- ssspns Dining smo1ins and
..s ssnigolls t. LsHsSi,; SHiS.so s. M L9ui.
Fsr Ioss. Wa eincinos,b. s iaaias:ss;i..
o.s5 r. VI ST louis 'aIax ExPREss-rcr p,,..Sur. n.
Ss MHsTERN 81 xT plnps ess eSic,.
5sleds. eMSfePs , ssIg1a sagIday ppias Ca.
KhszSs d.y Il. sssnaaaosS s,sS'{ t.ss n.s
81 sp s1s'Vs sciSsz sssHsssz xx
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I5s SIS s5s 1910 CDesbrosses cor,landt Streets
2 6sass S. 5 S B:'ss S.. ana Z? :
pn5s Cars. DSas pisss
,,; GsE, . a5 p 1: 10 night sgnday ; SO ssS = cs
j- Lin n b'sd r5.F s,s pnsz c,T
SOUTHERN RArLwAY.-Expre.s as. AS ,. m. ia,c
ATLxNTIc. COAST LINE-E,pr.s. ass a. m. and . -
pss a.a LINE 1,s d.y .ss e
No5F9IK oBa N. I sND WESTERN RaIIwAr--ror Memph,.
cHEsAFEsKE s 1 OHIO kAiLwAY.-sss 4. m. and As
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7;3 o. N.
weekdays and S.5S o. m. daily
A1rhLANIic CITY, 81 a M and IS N. week-days
1nroueh Nestibuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY.-12S y m week-favs
Wss, on New YORK and Inng Branch Railroad tcra
- -, ana tss ?. M SUNDAYS = m. 4sS m
,nfom bes5ro.ses and Cortiandt Streets>. 300 n
p. m - - -
For PHILADELPHIA.
oio !peshrosses and Cort ani Streets. s2M. :. g.
so. 500 S25 ta55 Penna Limited, 10 CDesnrcsoes
and Cortiandt Streets 10 2O Dining DINING
Carl. 1155 m. I25s 1885 DINING Carr ? 10 CDes-
presses and Cortland Streets 2o ass 3cS ass. AS
80 CIninx Carr ,-.S Dining Carl. SIS Dining
~ ~ ~ S,3s @ s@ s2s e. ~ 10 night SUNDAYS. SO
i, ~ ii sDiRins % Can n Il S5 y IS Cpinns Carr IS
night. - - '
Ticket oices Nos. .si a45 Iias 1854 Broad-
Wav Astor House: West Twenty-thrd Street Station
snd station, foot Of Deshros.ss
Court Street $50 Fulton oS Broadway ard
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn:
CITY The New York Transfer Company fcr
and check nasEags from hotels
TO destination
Ielepho5e 9i4 Eighteenth Street. Rail-
road Cab Servite
j. B. HI HI-TCHINSON JR WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r AgenN
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled rather quiet and barely
steady to-day Rosin dull and steady. We quote
TAR-Regulars, 81 90 do oil bbls. So CO.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- -33l9 d3ec.
6, S0siNEGonmon C to good strained 81 So E, 81 90
81 80: 81 80: H. 81 90: l. So r. 81 Is; VI. 81 30; N
81 35as2 40; W G. 50 Co. " w So so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine Observation-Disclosures. 42+ bbls
t S't ''l'
savannah April i6Spirits turpentine firm S2q32ls c.
receipts l122 bbls sales I.15l; exports 2205 Rostn
firm A. B. c. 81 20: D. 81 %; f. 81 81 So c. 81 40;
81 50; 81 Is: X. 81 90; NJ. 81 0o; y, So TO- g..
81 25: W ". 50 80.
Charleston. April 1sTurpentine quiet quiet
unchanged.
Wiinaington April l6-Spirits turpentine firm. $i:9
receipts Ia casks. Rosn-Nohing doing; receipts.
26 bhls Crude turpentne steady, 81 l0dS2 Tar hm
81 20; receipts, 81 hbls
London April -Turpentine--sprits, 2es 9dG27s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April 1s.-Four steady. whea,-Sprins-No,h-
ing done to-day; No Northern carloads. Sic offered
Winfer-No red. 13c: No white mixed.
.4,c bid; no business done. Corn dull but hrn; No
yeliow 46iec No do 46i4c; No 45i4c: No do.
45eG45+c through billed Oats strong: No 2 white.
S3c No do. 30*c: No 2 mixed 2ei.c; No do 2S%c,
through billed. BarleySale Of good Western made al
e1c good inquiry fer RyeNo on track offered
osc; No j. aS1ac; do in store. soc.
Chicago. April 1o.-The leading futures ranged fol
lows: 7 -
Wheat No 2: Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
July ... 7isn. * 3is. ISss7S ss7 7o,. s7S
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foe. OF Chambers o.
.. follows. and minutes earlier from w 23c
400 A. m Daily.-Scltd train sor Buffalo. D. m
Binghamton. waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
oarior car cafe dining 20 BuHalo-
10 D. m Daily-Chlcazo Limi,ed-Fast Mail-SonA
train Chicago arriving $50 Arr Cleveland . 70
Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati
..3O p Daily.-Bunao and Cleveland Exp-ess-ArP.
Buffalo 1c5 Bradford 1.2o jamestown 7-GO Youngp
town 1921 Cleveland IL 30 Sleepers Buff
fao Cleveland Cafe
iy Elr,ra- Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cn-
Dining
1T,IcKETs. Local. TINE CARDS AND IuLrMAx
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at III. il3. 26l. 800 and eSS
Broadway. l57 East les'h St ard 2.s West l2Ssh 81
Chambers and 25c ferries. New-Tork 33S and
sss, Fulton St ss Broadway. Brooklyn: l22 River Il.
Hoboken and Jersey City station New-fork Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
Railroads.
WABASH RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST Statn New1iork as foiowa
srd later foot West 42d IT.. N RI
'7:i0 A. M.-For Intern points to Albany Montreal
A MD Lake NJ monk MnneWasAa saratoga
Catskiil Mounta-cs.
s1 p. M-Chcago Exp
p M-Cont Ltd for Detroit, Chicago & 81 LOUIS
IS :45 p No For Hudson River Points and Albany
s0;I5 P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve Cnicago,
$500 ?. MFor Rochester Buffalo Pefrof 81 ESuiA
.Daily iDaiy. except Sunday, Leaves Esooxisn An
nex No l. al IO:i5 A NJ: cs5 p. Leaves Jersey
Stv p r p sta. Nc l. al II 20 A. NJ at 3:SS p NJ
me tables At principal hotels and ofnees bassaSs
checked from horsl residence by Westcotts express
q = TAMRERT General Passenger Agent ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 t7.3n. ts.oO .s.0S. 1000 I'll 30 a H. sfoc
$50 tSoA. $40 t4oo s"4oo 1890 500. '1oo ~ 3o
$500. rte.25 p m 'I2.15 md.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$50 tsso 'ltso '1t3o g. m. rloo 'l30 - -
800 'I.00 m. "12 Is rndt.
Ofce. Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry. 49, 172 eei
f34 1900. 1854 Broadway l73 l37
25 Union So West 15S East 125th ST. 27s Wese 12ssh
2i5 Columbus Ave. New York: Courr St. 344. sao
Fulton Brooklyn: as Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
York calls and checks
nation.
fFror Liberty ST. only. 'Daiy. tDay. except sunday
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

pvERTIsEMENTs and sue.srir',Sns 70, The Tribune
Sd door north Until o'clock advertiss-
naen,s the following nch ocss At regular
ONCE rate 2 o'clock p "a q
cor 7sd-st; l5c 6th-ave ich-st.: Nacya eh-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos-Coffee market dull;
tood averase Santos $500 receipts, 5000
days.: stock. l6f609o bags. HaInburg-Cofee market
opened unchanged: 2:30 UNCHANGED: sales
22oco bags. Havre-Coffee opened steady un-
changed 10 4 franc higher at y m. unchanged: at
, m. steady and unchanged; at $50 m. unchanged:
fnal sales. 2S 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Eo-Cofee market quiet; No Z Rio, 1885: exchange
z 5-led. receipts 10000 bags days) cleared for
Europa 5000 bags; stock. 700 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
1-ackawanna Railroad

Station, New York, foot OF Barclay ana Chsnpher
n, ..S.n
,.ii..a IN. .a.i- ,r,t,e5 A. 500 81.
Lackaa an"c enn,g, ~ ssl p. NJ. NJ
Scranton Express ~ " ~ ~
chicago Buffalo Limited ~ = ~ ~ a ~
Itca Oewego. Ithaca buAalo -. 70 =. "a .o.S "
RufYaio & chicago Express 'Z'o A. NJ 'io ~ A. NJ
= SIeepers open at $50 p NJ -.
Ticxets a 95 fifth Ave- Dol Co!umnus Aye us and
ssa Broadway. Park PL. l3S " l2oih St. ana 5Ss
E,Il,on Brooklyn
Westcotts Express Company will cal for ard check
p, Ease ,o destination. fExcsct sunday "paily
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Receipts f hreadstuffs points
last three cphers o0 omitted. -four bbls grain bush.
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.MoCK MANHOOD"

Or. Bennett Says "Many Men Who, at
a First Glance Look the Picture OF
Health, Are But Little More Than Ner-
Vous and Debilitated Wreoks---Nature
Gave Them Strong Physique, but
Nature Has Been Imposed Upon, and
VIII Know Of Their Weakness. The
Doctor Guarantees His Electric Belt to
Cure Every Form OF Weakness in
Both Sexes--lt Is Nature Remedy
Sexual weakness and diseases fnStcu
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

+, o. n. mill, Texas interior points, &C.
Per gallon
Prime summer yellow oil. ...... Nominal
Iinters, according to quRlity...... tassi2X
80, - Per ton.
tivhNf hAtNh 1880. s.s.Es..ss 81 10
Prime cotton seed meal. 81 Goa II so
Prime cotton seed cake. 21 0oQ 81 80
cry at Galveston.
New York, August 10,--Cotton ueed al
ssssssaady; prime crude neminals prime yellow
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New York Money.

New York, August 10 Money on call
nchnal; no loans today. Prime mcrcan,
change steady With actual bnsisesy IN
bakers hills at 4,S7Js for demand ana AZ
: s5ts for sixty days; posted rates 1. $500
silver 6Ssk Mexican dollars IA C,vern.
ment bonds steady; railroad bonds easier;
State bonds inactive
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FINANCIAL RRlEEs.

New York. August lO.--Clearings $40
Gas, 6l6; balances 81. l6l, pos.
Paris, August TO- Three per cent rentes
1ult 400 for the account; exchange on Ion.
don PSI pic for checks.
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london Flnanoial cahla-

New York, August 1o,--The Commercial.
Adyertiser's London financial cablegrNm
says; The stock market was almost EMMY
today and Idle to a degree Americ5ns
merely held their opening prices.
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and life. In
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upon a Young
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Elant, wlthor-
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life. strength
a n d vitality.
Electricity Is
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the only cure
for these vital
diseases OF men
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Is safe, sure,
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London Consols.

London, August 10. --consuIs for pone,
% account "a 10; bar silver dun 2SiSd
per ounce. Money 1ikd72 per cent. Disco,,gs1t
Tor short bills 2gsGI2 7-i6; three months,
bills T-16a2ls per cent.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE,
BANK CLnAnINGs,

Following are the clearngs OF the Hous.
toh hanks, together with the amount OF
Increase or decrease over last year:
This week. Last year. Inc
Saturday .Sl,o31,Si7 sS0l ,63S $3.50, 30
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Or Benuett's Electric Belt has soft.
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chamber electrodes that do not can not,
will not burn, fry, blister aud cremate the
nesh OF the patient MS do the bare metal
Electrodes used on all other makes OF belts
These electrodes are my patent and are
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My Belt WI not cure alone Sexual Weak.
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Bargains In Ae,ls,,

p p bflstle, Ivory Hs,a,.
brnsnes' worth up to ~ oa''e lr,
your choice, &C and. INK
rated, 'aA als,ls d.
at 2,1c, DC, ioc and 1sN
Good Good size bottle Pstroleun ss
Covered whalebones. ~
per dozen. Sc ioc and ...... "a
Hooks and Eyes. DER ~
paper. 1c, 2lhc and "a
One lot Fine Assorted Delts - ~
Good Writing ~
Tablets .... "a
GOOD Garter Elastic, Viii. ~
and black, per yard 5n|
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FOR SALEOr would exchange for cottage
IN Houston, z acres at Harrisburg, with
f-room house, water. outbuildings, etc;
value 1880; terms to suit. j y. Green,
corner York and ErnnklLn. Second ward. II
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EXCHANGE property In Austin for Hous-
ton proprety, Address sol, this office. II
THOSE TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES
Bath etc, on southeast corner Clay and
Hutchins, will exchange for uniInproved
lots in Third or Fourth wards; inyesti-
gate this. n. NJ. Norheet, room 2ol Blnz
building IL
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CENTS OR LADY'S Gold Watch or %
oallhre rifle for saddle. single harness
or buggy. Address 4439 this office IL
EXCHANGE--Aillk cart and pony for large
horso or mule. sos Travis street IL
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Following are the sales Of stocks and
closing prices for the New York stock mar,
ket.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANG B-- Only hotel
al this great health resort; pays big,
write for particulars and send your Of
fer. Bradley Cottage, Tioga, Texas. 10
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40 EXCHANGE-For dwelling IN Hous-
ton, 20-aere fruit farm at Webster, s
years old, 1900 pears. 1T5 Japan plums,
100 ngs, grapes, etc. House, barn, etc.
Guffey Company are boring for oil. Forty
acres m Arkansas. N Wilson, 1913
Travis street. II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE snap fig
ures, 500 acres fine farming land on Der
nard river. seven miles south OF Damon
Mound, Brazoria county oil aeld, three
wells now going down; land on mound
selling at SiOO0 an acre: want grazing
land IN the lower Panhandle. What have
you got2 4426, this office. 10
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED furnished rooms aud board
for four ladies in private family; state
price aud location; references. Address
A, care OF +. o. Box 800. II
e7J-rwo EpElishmen desire separate airy
upstairs south rooms, with breakfast ana
o'clock dinner Qunch Sundays only
no boarding house; permission to keep
two dogs in yard and privilege as to
smoking; nice location, not too far out;
good bath room. Address Cottonman, =.
q. box A33 Houston, ID
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FOR EXCHANGE 1o6 acres very fine
peach land in Nacogdoches county near
house, plenty Of water, owner wants
piano, fine furniture or horses and car
Tiage, So per acre; clear title, perfect.
building. u
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New York Rank statement.

New York, August 10. The statement OF
the associated banks for the week ending
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BROOM CORN or VIII have made M on
shares. II. i. Gibbs, Deepwater Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

WILL SELL or exchange a good combinn-
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-04

drill or short circuit In the electric
wiring is liable TO set II of any mo.
ment.
troublesome TO the contractors, is
likely TO be the cause OF rapidly dcyel
oping the surrounding country The
oil has paratline base and Is ex.
tremely valuable. Already a number
OF companies have been formed TO
prospect the neighboring hills.
What will be encountered In the re.
naming 600 feet no one can tell We
understand that bets are even between
the laborers who prophesy Milwaukee
beer and those who are looking for
what Is known In Kentucky as Noun.
tain Dew.
The length Of this tunnel will 10
about $500 feet, and the cost some
thing prodigious. but when completed
II will be a monument To the enter.
prise and perseverance OF the Union
Pacific officials that Will apparently
endure for thousands OF years.
The rest OF Friday was spent on tho
run TO Salt Lake City. short stops be-.
Ing made at Evanston and Ogden
Over sl5.O00,0O have been cxpeud.
ed in these various improvements As
a result OF them the Union PAY lHc has
not only much the shortest line across
the Rockies. but one simply lucompar.
able I2r the ease Of its grades and tts
smoothness OF It's tracks Il ia said
that the fuel consumed by railroad
averages forty per cent. OF the entire
operating expenses. II will be seen
therefore, what an enormous saving
there must be when this bill can be
cut right in two. This the Union Pa.
ciflc has succeeded in doing.
To President Burt. more than To aIi
others, Is due the credit for these
changes. II was he who had tho
nerve to go before board OF directors
and ask for the enormous sum men.
TONED above, not to open up new ter
rltory or TO build new lines, but sim
ply to improve an already existing
line. Railroading Is. more than almost
any other. business OF to-day. ON.
Gals and boards Of directors are con.
stantly changing. Not one OF those
connected with the road today NAV
~ 800 y NV ytdES neuCe. For this
reason MIR. Burt's daring and success
Is the more noteworthy. It can be OK.
planned In only one way. and that IA
that the money kings of the East have
q prodigious confidence In the quick
development Of this western country
and In the enormous growth af our
trade with the Orient.
The people Of Denver AMI Colorado
should be especially Interested in
these improvements. Anything tina,
adds to the ease Of communication IN.
tween Colorado and Utah benef,a
both. Three things are essential IN
ideal railroad trayellng-safety. com.
fort and speed. In each of those re.
spects no other line can compare with
the Overland Ronte."