davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1901-07-12
The Old Minnesota to BE Sold.

The Secretary Of the Navy today ordered
the famous old Minnesota to be stricken
from the Naval Register. A board Of con-
demnation has just appraised her at $15.-
900, and she will be sold at public auction
at Boston. where she now lies. The Min
nesota is one Of the most famous vessels
OF the old navy. She was built In Wash
ington In 1855. and was the flagship of
Admiral Goldsboro in the famous battle be-
tween the Merrfmac and the Union fleet In
Hampton Roads. Ihe day before the Moni-
tor arrived.
Evening star., 1901-07-12
National University Indorsed.

Despite strong opposition on the part of
those opposed to a national university, tho
National Educational Association yesterday
adopted a resolution reaffirming its former
declaration In favor of such a university.
The resolution. which was offered by Presi-
dent Jesse OF the University of Missouri, at
the business session Immediately following
the morning session. read:
Resolved. That this association hereby
reaffrms It's former declaration Ia favor CT
the establishment by the national govern
ment of national university. devoted not
to collegiate but 20 true university work"
DR.. n. NJ. Butler of New York moved
that Ii be laid on the table, but was voted
down overwhelmingly. and the original
resolution adopted. The report Of the
committee on nominations. which named
DIR. W. ". Breadschear Of Iowa College
for president. and c. NJ. Keyes of Hart
ford. Conn, for treasurer, was adopted,
end DR.. Breadscasar was led to the plat
form. where he made brief talk. "All
for one and one for ALL" he said, would
be his sentiment president OF the asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

New York yard. to install a new distilling
boiler; ten days work in steam engineering
on the Dixie. also at the New York yard.
and forty days repairs on the Scorpion at
the Boston yard in construction and repair
work
Evening star., 1901-07-12

The Secretary Of State has issued a'war-
rant for the extradition Of Franz Won Ber-
ger, alias Emanuel Borges, now held under
arrest at New York under commitment by
COMMISSIONER Alexander. Berger II charg-
cd with forgery and larceny In connection
with the cashing Of q check for 500 pounds.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

General Chadfee cables from Manila an.
nouncing the death of Ffrst Lieut. Solon
r. Massey, retired. at Manila at O'Clock
this morning Of dysentery. Lieut. Massey
was an employe Of the Quartermaster's de-
partment. In charge of burial matters He
1873 from Ohio and retired in 1891 for
disability.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

John Waldson. William Waldson and John
Smith are dead of injuries received In the
accident to the train bearing Barnum q
Bafley's circus ct Beuthen, Upper Snesia.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chilb and Fever ID q bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS chilli. TONIC. It h simply iron and Quinine
u Q tasteless form. No cure-n0 pay. Price, 60c.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

The District Commissioners have received
from H. w. Blackford, secretary of the
Industrial Home School, the recommends
ton of the appointment Of Bertha MacCas-
lin as a teacher in the summer school. and
that the monthly salaries paid the follow
Ing employees be increased as indicated:
Minnie L. Thompson, r1atron. from s25 to
$50: Mary A. Taylor, sewing teacher $2750
to $50: Elizabeth Risdon. matron. $27 so to
$50; Sarah e. Jarviso assistant matron. $40
to $2o; Alice Cummins,4 rlaundress. SIS to
Flora Lee. cook. $i6 TO- s1s. and Hattie
Brown. housemaid, $40. to s12. Commis-
sioner Macfarland has approved the recon-
mendations. tt7T
Evening star., 1901-07-12

No special Improvement is reported in the
case Of Mr.. Thomas W. "Cridler. third as
sistant secretary Of state. He has been
seriously ill with typhoid fever for several
weeks at his residence. No 17Os Rhode Is
land avenue. His eyes recently became at
fected and he Is now, compelled to remain
in a darkened room.s As soon as his con-
dition will permit hsI VIII be removed to a
health resort for rest and recuperation.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

Repairs to Naval Vessels.
The department has authorized thirty
Evening star., 1901-07-12

Andrew Carnegie has given $S5 900 for q
public library building at Alameda. Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-21

Baby Brand
Condensed
The Very Best Milk
for Babies. f: -:
Prepared especially
for Babies. F: :: /:
In a word, the "Baby Band" Conden-
sed MIX /, BEST for Babies" because:
ltisap RECT food, making chlldred stout
and strong.
1t Is put up In stsrlized glass jars. her
metieallv seiled.
It Is also the most economical Infants
food in the world.
It's purity and richness Is unexeelled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

mere were, some transactions where deHv.
Sr a pc promised for September.
nere seems to he a wide differences ex
f Ssng Between yarns and cloths, the
ness executed Is insnriclent 10 hold vai-
~, ueS as low offers are frequently accented.
naklng buyers cautious The cnntinenfsi
trahe edyices continue dlscouragIns.
ss,S NesMM YORK Herald In todays Issue
iotal estimated Yield az Texas
ms tnis year on the present prospects. points
I ,,ll, $4,000 TO 3,5oO000 bales. The Weld
MI, ne above the average In Southern and
s nss.ern sections. but will be below the
aNcNge IN Central Texas"
a, it ,s have their attention riveted now
Wa me absence OF rains In Texas. and for
the moment have LOST sight Of ncor tre3a
other States :" az WY
%, me iSur principal Interior towns today
veor 60 W. bales against only II list
srar. II Is true that the buik or thS
s marf ,s old cotton, still Il weighs on the
soon soon, begin to move II will require do.
g nI,. increased spot demand 10 prevent a
n nsss tendency. unless the crop in the
near near future should meet With a serious
IT e. ID 49, .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
SOME SHARP DECLINES.
Government Crop Report Had Depress.
ing Effect on Railroad Stocks.
SHORTS LIFTED THE MARKET LATER
Steel Stocks Were Largely Dealt In
and Sugar Attracted Some Asten-
tion--Western Union Improved.

New York, August i2.-rhe government
crop report had depressing effect In
railroad stocks az the opening and some
sharp declines were made. particularly In
Kcck Island, Missouri pacih1 Union
Pacific and Atchson. The selling con.
tlnued pretty general throughout the hrst
honr, trNdcrs Offering stocks down more
confidently when grain prices rose
strongly. Trading then lapsed into semi
stitgnntlon, hut fluctuations were unln.
terrpted until near the close. when
shorts bought aud lifted the market sub,
stantially above Saturdays closing prices
This movement was not Sufficiently eS-
planned, hut there was wayne report
current that the steel strike was settled
Large dealings were made In She unltcd
states Steel stocks at the opening the
s s5si ~ 1s srd Ip the SSommqg bGng 500
the strike order was not ubpyeh In some
districts aroused a better feeling toward
nmnd throughout the day Fmal prices
Tor the common and preferred we're the
htst aud Indicated net gains respectively
OF i rs pnd points.
Free selling Of sugar attracted some Mt.
tentton. the price dropping four points
\ report was circulated that the presi.
deht OF tue company was seriously ill. and
professionals were also inclined to put out
snort lines on the strength Of the forth,
coming opposition plant Tho stock re-
covered points when tho Illness OF Mr.
liaNemeyer WAS denied. Peoples GINS
showed ro trace Of IT'S recent liquidation
s sad moved strongly upward, sending Tint
Stock ~ higher Western linton was
unusually prominent In the late dealings
and improved materially
me late upward movement In the rail-.
from ! to "a above the early low pricns
With the Improvement most pronounced In
Missouri Pacific. Union Paclhc. Southern
tI,.s
ing was fairly active and strong
The bond market was uulej today and
but few changes Of Importance were
mooe' Iotal sales, par value, SL0l1oo0
Stocks
Following are the sales Of stocks and
closing prices for the New York stock mar.
kels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

New York August 12.rhc Commercial
Advertisers London hnapcial cahlegram
snys The stock market continues nrm,
any business 10 speak ~ IN view ol 10
morrow's settlement Some large gold ar
riNOls helped conditions President krheer
Is reported as being in colnat"se conul
ton
American stocks hesitated az The sart
on the disappointing crop reports W
orders particularly In the Atchisons aud
Union Pacific, London regarded this as a
rusc by Wall street intended to cause a
panic over here. but speculation was SO
small that the eject was merely nominal
4 hr market was nrst idle and then Now
York sent prices half an hour late, he
tho announcement that the strike move
ment lacks cohesion, the market hardened
quietly to the finish,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
SOARINGHKYVARD.
'---
September Wheat Gained More Than
Two Cents Yesterday.
OTHER GRAINS ADVANCED ALSO.
The Low Estimates Of the Government
Report Responsible.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF WHEAT DECREASED
That Was a Strengthening Feature.
Corn Made Good Opening, but
Lost Some OF It's Firnness.

Chicago, August 12.-As a result Of the
bdi!ish showing Of the government report
issled Saturday prices Of all grains on
tho board of trade scared upward today
September wheat closed 2ha2M higher
corn closed 1%Gl7s higher; oats were up
ldtS. while provisions we're from TO 10
ceuts higher.
rle decline in spring wheat OF 10 points
since July and the heavy disaster to
the coin crop, in addition to higher cables
caused wheat to open active aud higher.
Tie unexpected large loss In the spring
wheat crop started active and there was
far Investment buying, September opened
lls@lG to 214G2% up at 10 TO "a. Later
in the session the price advanced to 74la
due 10 heavy clearances and the unexpect-
edly large decrease In the visible supply,
watch amounted to 2,15oO0o bushels The
close was hrm and 2hda9sc higher at 73%
Receipts 26S cars
Ctln opened active and higher on the
and there was rush TO buy during the
hrst hour. The advance raised the mar
ket above the price at which "calls" sold on
saturday and selling against these priv
ilases along with the general prodt-taklng
caused a reaction. September closed 2d2&
higher al 60A@61c During the latter part
of the session there were rumors current
that the government estimate of damage
was exaggerated and September lost some
of las frmness, selling down TO Coo. The
c,osc was 1%d19sc higher at 6o@6o1s Local
receipts, 100 cars.
Oats opened active and higher, the gov
ernmtnt report indicating n yield of only
little over 6oo,O0o0Oo bushels, being the
bad influence. Shorts covered freely and
there was good buying by local bulls.
The volume of business was not very large,
but there was enough steady commission
house buying to keep things moving Re
celp'S. 3s1 cars.
Provisions were moderately active and
were Influenced but slightly by the stua-
tion II the grain market Heavy offerings
Of nearby deliveries early in the session
caused some heaviness in prices, hut to-
wall the close a good outside demand
brought about rally.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
40 cars; corn 1876 cars; oats 625 cars; hogs
1000 head.
The leading futures ranged ne foIlows,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kat.ss city, August -Wheat-Septem,
ber as; December 7O5k: cash No. hnrd
6SiS GRs&: No. red T2MT3. Corn Septcm.
Der 5gNM0oJs. December eObz cash No, 2
mixed 50l5GIG0; No , white 90. Oats-No.
? white 30H Receipts-Wheat $1,000;
corn $4,000: oats 5000. shipments
Wheat 1874 900, corn 1900; oats 1900.
New York August Wheat Receipts
"a. OO0. exports 2Sa. 900: spot strong: No. .
rcd s0g fob nnoat and elevator; No. |
Northern So fo.h. a1oat; No. ! hard 10
fob afoat; option. firm.
New Orieans august II. Hog products
steady-4Pork standard mess il.m. Lard
Refined fierce 67S; pure S7sd9. Boxed meats
Racon-CIear rlb sides 90. Hams Choice
IA Gar cured l0lk0i2A. Coffee--Isio ordi-
nary 10 fair 8d64 Rice Ordinary TO good
3d4l Flour-Eytra fancy @3Mi3 40; pat
a0 Hay Prime iTm1s; choice 1000. Corn
armer-No. ? sacked white dd; mixed a.;
yellow 85. Oats--No. . sacked f4W4i1z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

foreign liquidation, owing TO speculative
support aud heavy receipts in the crop
was downward and At The close the mar
ket ruled quiet With prices net 3 to 10
points lower Foreign market news was
less favorable than anticipated. Demand
for spot coffee was sidgxtsn. Total sales
1900 bags. September 495; November
510 December 5.25; March 5.A5; May 5.55;
LnlY R.Rn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
CRAM AID nav

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mlilers
dealers charge from store sai0c more per
100 lbs on bran. 2l3e per hnshe on oats
and corn, and lQNl5c per 100 lbs on hay
RRAN-Per 100 lbs 81 .15M1. 90
WHEAT sHoRTS-Per 100 lbs. Si.lsa
1.25.
CORN cHoPS-Mixed aud pure, 81. 406I
i.5O
J. OATS Fer bushel. 5Oizd53IA
HAY. Alfalfa. Si3GOf715.O0: choice tim
othy. 500 OO024OO: South Texas prairie
hay, se00@9o0; North Texas and Terri.
tory aay, SlA5oais.oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
NOTION IN NEW ORLEANS.
.suon Faotoraee Element and Buy
~ we sui Unable to Anree.

ss'Vn raotorase Element and Buy
Ne still Unable to Agree.
yueans' August 70. The aspect of
4 = we market for spot cotton has
'ssea materially since Saturday.
SHOWS decidedly more encour-
'Vp' today but the trade on this
(. 4 ~ responded IN kind. buyers are
y. W. oyerwelghted with purchas-
II Inn anu display a marked lndisposl-
IN lcn Win sellers except upon the
'lltsw1Nef nriees. Factors, however.
8ta,SA, qeart as the result OF the
&eeias 70 the English market and
~ il 70 great inclination 10 make
II ~ osler 70 unload their holdings.
4 ODsbanlees,, including 200 TO arrive.
4 " was very slack today in the
Il aroennigan,lracts and prices We're de
4ef ,p'hg, despite the manifest In,
4 AZ. leellng "A Liverpool. This
ID recording first call gain
a dnn P9hts above SATURDAYS level
4 se,an ana droopy early in tile day
&liayse,u slowly Tor d time. but later
BE- elcsat set In which continued
temtnt when August showed an
n NJ, o. Z points. and the basanre
proved to Saturdays closing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

New York prv Goorls-

New York, August 12.-There has been
some Improvement today in the market for
cotton goods but It hardly amounted 10
change in the disposition Of buyers. The
tone is unaltered throughout and prices
snow no change. The print cloth division
" very dull In wooden goods the Ameri.
cum WOODEN company has advanced plices
TOT mems wear ) cents per yard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. August 10 wheat-No. Q red
cash 72ai; September I2% December n 7S2s'
? cash 60: September 81; December 63ls
Mav S. Oats-N cash 37hit3Ts; Sep
teniher 3sls asked; May 4l4s No ? white
Lard arm. s.5TI2. Flour firm, higher--New
red winter patents 3,a5@3.7 20; extra fancy
and straights 3,l5M3,31 Gear 2.TOd3.n0.
ir,moihV ed hrm-Prime to arrive 5.Il6t
5.55. Corn meal higher. $40. Bran high
or-Sacked east track 80; this side 81. Hay
duh. lower: timothy 11.50di4O0; prairie
4. Scala. 30 Whisky higher. 100. Iron cot
ion Ties 100. Bagglng 6hdTh. Hemp
tw.nt o. Dry salt ineats-Boxed strong
higher: extra shorts S.25; clear ribs so;
Gear sides s73. Bacon oxei higher;
Extra shorts 0l2h clear Ribs 9.Je clear
sifes a.62h Re,.pIpts Flour 1000; wheat
o8n.OpO: corn 5000; oats 10000. Ship
uerts- Flour 5000; wheat $4,000; cora oS,-
600; oats $4,000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
DRIED FRuIrs AND NIrs.

APPLEs-Fancy evaporated, 5O-lb boxes
Sl1c; lib cartons. fancy 90; cartons.
choice slsc; choice eyaporated, Sc; sun
dried, &c.
AIsRlcoTS- Id, loose, Zoe.
CITRDN--In 10-b boxes I3e
CURRANTS-In bbls, 13l9c; 25-Ib boxes.
cleaned. bulk, lac; lib cartons, he
DATEs--i-lb packages, lOc; COLD boxes,
iSc W
PEACHES Choice new stock, &C.
RAISINS-C California, 3-crOwn, L. T..
boxes. goo: Aboxes !. j.. Relsips, 65d75c
2-crown l.. NJ. ralsins, JO-lb boxes 7e:
3.crown Il. NJ. raisins, 5O.lb boxes. 7e
PRIMES Can fornia 50-6Os, 10; CO-7Os.
6lsc; 7Vsls. Ge; s)-9Os, she; 90100s. &c.
NUTS Brazil. lac per ID; filberts, Sicily.
l5c; walnuts, l4MlJc; peanuts. fancy hand
picked, 5M@6c; No, . 4Am5c; Jumbo. ca
6ia; almonds Tnragona, lsc per lb I'M
sacks; pecans, selected, Zoe; large l2q5l5c;
medium, 7fiSc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
MAN YoRK nXcnANGn.
RANK CIEARINGS.

Fn'lo wing are the clcarings OF the Hous
tol banks, together with the amount of
lutlcasu or decrease over last year;
This week Last year. Inc
Sat'irdny Sf,Wil.STT SSOi ,03S $23O,23N
Monday ...... l.2S5.SS0 asIGll 20S,2Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
Price of Weauinn ~.

ran River Mass. August 1.-THE Manu-
iacturers association today voted to re.
duce the price of weaving from 1913 to II
tents per cut. which is practically cut
down in wages of Ia per cent
Inc vote taken on the matter was mani.
nous The cut goes into effect septem.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
$50 I.4e4 s42,oii (.
METALs.

Now York. August r. THO lei, 27Oo
62T5o. Lake copper Fea tuteisss am n.y.
sha,eed f6itfd1T Lead Unchanged 43f+s.
3.oO6I3 e5. Pig hon
warrants- Unchanged. e.bo9lo.e0'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
Beers Cotton Letter.

0llaan f N"N iNsl.frt
|,stn.a, August 10. Notwiihs,aad.
si,N,,N was Indifferent. our market
b 49,. higher. bur declined 4 10
n, ~, On good rains in Arkansas,
3, sss ru indian Territory. Later,
4 teass tlonal reports Of crop dam.
IN Anst ~ aslonei AZ advance ~ I
tAcs N X, Near the close. though,
flose9 nNyers caused aaslnees. AMI
~ Snaissase'ieally unchanged from
\ "a lnn,es past CABLES have re-
,As $500 from Manchester. Il
shIeS predicated unon chimes
~ the in nas stimulated hy reports
e-se Of the tarIT. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

coFFEe.

New York. August i2.-cofee Spot Rio
Cordoya sdl1la. The market for futures
opened steady with prices unchanged 20
q points lower aud vas predisposed 20
weakness all day Through local and some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Pnue August r. Three per cent reutes
1Oif Ace for the account
New York, August u Clenrlugs Si04-
T0G, 1870; balances 50 6io,Ss5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
london Corsols.

London. August II Consols for money
0l BIG; account pJG,; money llhm2 +
cent. discount for short bills 2AM2 flG per
cert for three months bills IJsu2 "a lie
cont Bar silver quiet 70 l3-l6d per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
From VARIES LITTLE.
I, In in Liverpool, Mixed in
Amer can Markets.
MAINLY Wall FROM TEMPLE
Somewhat smaller--fiouston
'1 Z "l,,,no New cotton--About
the Trade.

I. ne "day OF rest N
lsS,bs the minds Of the anxious
LIZ session Of the cotton market
81 \ sI,boot great variations The adj
4 J, each position came early INTO
'.,s tnlp convinced that his argu-
wv .hs nest. and II the days record
IL hecn agreed upon as decisive,
'sas0t have left without change
soayletlons. Ionors were quite
q y any laurel wreoths were gained
s',oual occurred behind the scenes
NJ nv new signals pointing To the
IA 4, ,ietoyy on the side OF the vietors
themselves.
,,Ade news Of the day showed nc
= The buylng Of Rostin spin: ers,
I,,blnr was received to detrpct from
Ia foreign accounts Of right recent
Weather news gave advice of rains
|,more Waco, Corsicana, Little Rock
4 oklahoma. All these points have
s,oerinr ones. and, of course, this
iooked better from the crop point
!. The New York Herald gave q
|,esiew estimating the next Yield at
L. 100000 and 100000. bales.
|Sss almost as satisfactory us the
|lons party starting out from Nir-
vas received for locating Il certain
He was told that the man could
lana Somewhere in the State Of
Guided by these Surroundings,
|ntons we're generally from . points
|to ! point up, in the net result,
,rpool was Indifferent, though not
Sales on Tho spot amounted to
bales with prices advanced 132d on
|ug and the grades below, and lid
Il grades above Deliveries, at the
|all we're 1-64ths higher on the Au-
POSITION and / to 4 points ahead Tn
III Of the list.
York opened with values very near
tne level as At Saturdays close. The
was then downward from , 10 Z
till in the last two hours Of the
b prices reacted to almost those Of
.nt call closing point down on
" aud to down on the new
7, deliveries. New orleans started /
.dcvn on August and unchanged to 1
new months Values declined about
BIS 10 the first two hours, and from
gradually came back to about the
ks figures, closing point up on Sep
and March, 1 down on December
February and unchanged on the other
fns Spot sales on the American side
fted 70 1893 bales and quotations
not altered one-half of Houston's
n were new cotton for the day and
forth the new is likely to FREEDOM
movement was smaller In is ,ol.
Net receipts at all ports .or the
{ere 2l20 bales, against 1855 for the
day last year. Since Friday they
feeR 3SSd bales, against 5162 for the
'tnla last week and 1871 for the cor.
sdlng time of last year. Thus far in
Jason they have heon !. 434. Az bales.
A NH2'Sl6 for the corresponding time
%eson. Since Friday exports have
c4o oales. against 14.u}3 for the
lme last week, and PSI for the
>pohqlng time Of last year. Stock at
Glled States mort for tho doy was
4 bales, compared with 323.gl0 for
pne day Of last week. and 90,904 for
corresponding day Of last year.
Information arising from districts in
/ later dovs tho aooou,,a ,,,.,,
&bseu IN ,ho nat,ritr ~ 49,, si,,,o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, August r. -Butter--steady;
creamery t4isd20l5: dairy 1911. Cheese.
Unchanged SAal0A. Eggs Unchanged u
New New York, August ~ Eggs Receipts
TlIt packages: market steady; state a di
Pennsylyania 1Glf1S; Western candled lzW
16ia; Western uncandled skIi4
~ I,ouis' August i2---Pouifry- STEADY.
chickens q. springs 10; turkeys 5, young
sm12: ducks 5 springs 9; geese ., sgraiingfs
a. Butter Steady: creamery u1<,'2'
dairy i3MI81S Eggs Steady; nearby ~.
Kansas City, August II. Eggs FIRM
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
leading futures ranged as follows
cles Open. High, Low. Close.

Cash quotations We're as follows:
Elour-Firm, with improved demand.
Wheat-No spring T4A; No. 3 spring
7tieM13; No. red ~.
Corn-No. 2 500; 10. 2 yellow 3ol4aa8o $50.
30lA: Nc. white 3DM39A.
rye No. . $4,000
Enrley--Good feeding 60d61; fair to
Gil p'rc mailing 63d64.
Flhxseed No 1.s5; No. Northwest
err l.Gd.
Timothy seed--Prime $40
Mess pork-Per barrel IL .05dl4 10.
TArd-Per 100 pounds 8. I2IagdS. 10.
Short rib sides Loose Z S5@S 90
Or, salted shoulders Boxed 1hM7h.
Shorr clear sldes--BoXed 3 30GS 10.
whisky Basis of high wines, per gallon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
FOR SALE

Eight Thousand Three and Four
Year-Oid Steers,
,o..,aa ,a.r Nuskosee. I. 4. These cattle
bsxa haen In Inc Territory one aud two
vineers and wore raised Ia country be
tween Brownwood and SAN angelo, Tsxss.
This ia 4 good bunch Of Wess Iszss
bunch ~ feeders IN the indian Territory.
In 6ne shape and will sell worth the
moner Address or apply 10
II. B. spAuLDINd,
Muskogee. Indian Territory.