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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
PLANS FOR THE F|L|P|NOS
Civil Government Will Most Likely
Go Into Effect in the Islands
in July Next.
WORK BEING DONE BY COMMISSIONERS.
Many Provinces Have Been Organ
lied by the Commission, and Ma
tives View the work with salts
Standardization Is tn Have Each
Community Govern Itself.

Washington. March 21.-Secretary
of War Root Wednesday received the
following cablegram from Judge Taft,
chairman Of the Taft commission in
the Philippines, dated at Iloilo;
"Have organized Tayabas, Romblon, in
Guiding Tablas, Sibuyan and smaller Is
lands and Masbate. including Tiaco and
Burlas; visited Marianduque, initiated or
ganzation of municipalities there and will
organize province before return. Recep-
tions most enthusiastic. After visiting
Negros shall go 10 Jolo and MndanaO; re-
turning, shall organize lloilo Capiz, An
tique, Cebu, Bohol and Leyte. Shall prob
ably organize ZambOanga and Mlsamis.
Marked Improvement IN general situation"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
Lay Down Arms.

Bacolod, Negros, March 23.-There
has been an almost thorough col
lapse Of the Nisayan insurrection
this week. There have been 500 sur
renders in Lcyte, and Gen. Fulton,
the insurgent commander in Panay,
handed in 500 rifles Thursday. Be
sides this, Diocno. the insurgcnt
leader in tl'c island Of Panay, who
was wounded and captured, has sent
orders TO his subordinates to sur
render their arms. This practically
ends the disturbance in the island Of
pauaV
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
CIoudburst I'm south Carolina.

Atlanta, Ga, March ga cloudburst
is reported at Greenville, 5. C., and a
cyclone at Adairsyille, Ga. No lives
are reported lost.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
Threntened Floods i'm Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, March Ca small
patch of the ice gorge at Saukville
gave way Tuesday forenoon, partial
~ relieving the village. The water,
which covered the sidewalks at night,
has disappeared, but the river has
swollen and there is yet consider
able danger 10 bridges and property
along the Milwaukee river. between
Saukyille and this city. Fear is felt
for Grafton and ThienSville, which
Will be in the path Of the flood when
the Uorre UivpS away.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29

little damage was suffered - their
roadbeds in the northern part of the
state, where the Birmingham cyclone
passed Monday, and that all wash
outs will be easily repaired. Traffic
IS proceeding regularly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
Cyclone Mt AdnmsviIIc.

Adamsville, Mich, March &C. -
This vicinity was swept by "A cyclone
Monday afternoon, which caused con-
siderable property damage and Sc
riously injured one woman Mrs.
Frank Kerr was alone in a farmhouse
near Eagle Lake, where the wind tore
il to pieces, and she received serious
injuries. In this village Manling Pros
store was demolished and the Gene
terry was greatly damaged by the cy-
clorc. Fifteen acres of timber, three
miles east Of Edwardsburg, was up
rooted.
Here at Adamsville an immense wa
tcrspout was formed by the wind
which sucked all the water out Of Chris
tiana creek.
TIE storm was the same one which
later struck the village of Pavilion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
Date for Transfer Fixed.

Washington, March 22.-The trans
fer from the military TO the civil gov
eminent in the Philippines is expect
ed to occur about June 80, according
TO calculations made at the war de-
partment upon information received
from the Taft commission and Gen.
Macarthur. 1t is known that even
where civil governments are being
established by the Philippine commits
sion the military will be necessary
for some time TO support the civil
authorities. IT is the intention to
withdraw the military as far as pos
sible, however, from any participa-
tion in the governments established,
and the soldiers will be more of po-
lice than a military force. Wherever
possible, native police will be organ
tied.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29

Manila. March 25.-The municipal
code provides that those in rebellion
after April / shall be eligible hence
forth TO vote or hold Office. Upon the
request of Gen. Trias, who is wind
ing mp the remnants of instruction.
the Philippine commission has eX-
tnndrd this date 10 May 1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
More FiIipinos Surrender.

Manila, March EN- the province
Of Cavite four insurgcnt officers anC
% men, with 50 Critics, have SURRENDERED
20 Lieut.. Col. Frank ID. Baldwin, Of tn,
Fourth United States infantry, and on,
insurgent officer and i men. with Il
rifles, to Col. Walter :. Schuyler, o.
he Forty-sixth volunteer infantry.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
River Mt Dangerous Limit.

Grand Rapids, Mich, March %. -
Grand river has passed the high wa
ter mark and reached the danger limit
here. 1t is 1919 feet above its normal
leyel. Easements of factories, bust
ness houses and residences are flood
Cd. dozen large factories ON the west
bank Of the stream are idle because
the water has reached their fires, and
many men are idle. A number of
houses and factories are completely
surrounded by water, and boats are
lsed TO go TO and from them. The
river above and below the city is more
than a mile wide in places. The rail.
roads are having trouble north and
west OF here from washouts.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
To Capture Aguinado.

Manila, March 2j.-Geu. Funston has
cone into Isabella province with ten
men and "A company of scouts on a
daring attempt to capture Aguinaldo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

The departments statement contained
come surprises, though the extent OF their
effect Is quite predetermined The conlAtion
in the average was not SO bad as a large
number anticipated, The state of the plant
as reported In Texas was even worse than
some of the pessmists had made IT, and
led several TO the opinion that exaggeration
Of the evils had gone forth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
H. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
tSpoclal to The Post.)

N'tNNfHi " iut IoSt.J
New Orleans, September 3.-Eyen though
Liverpool was disappointing orr market
opened unchanged, declined Slightly short.
~ after ruling steady until the Issuance
OF the bureau, When this rcpor, was
given out 1T was moro favorable than OK
pected and values immediately sold on
t. Z points, subsequently declining II
points additional on stop orders. Tho re.
moval Of distressed cotton occasioncd a
rally of to D points later, but realizing
again caused casincss making the net lose
on the day u points.
lhC bureau'S general average condition
WIS - per cent as compared to GS . last
year. or an increase of 80 points TrN9S
ahoWS 4 condition OF 40 per cent as com
Ihreu 10 - last year, having lost rs noInts
uu,luS august this year, as compared TO
a loss OF only q points last year
While Texas Is MS had ns fhe ,nost ca,
sulnc nun ever anticipated, the other
eEtes Hre much more favorable than look.
81 Tor by those who believe In Il large cron.
hhe Improvement IN condition his vel,r
q wen as the increased acreage given nv
million bales
The question which arises is with the
present outlook, VIII the Euroneen snIn-
nefs exhibit elgcrncss 70 enter THO p5',r.
kett They claim that textile trade Is very
poor, ana So far have Stuhhornlv refused
e4 Seoe" up nv present prices. Spots, while
e.Nier! nave not declined with the sane
aplWiY us deliveries, ana until there ls
Nh adjustment of these differences tba
pf99Rablilty Is there viii be an aggresslve
selihg. Nearly all traders have bourrlrt
IN anticipation Of a reaction. ms conSt, faS.
apie liquidation has taken place dnriny
the rast two or three days In orr nnine
ION, me future. course OF values win be
placed upon the bureau by Emope ana no
NNAi.'iiiN Ahl epnlS NJ. II II. Rppr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
BEAR CAMPAIGN RENEWED
They Came 0ut with a BOldneSs Yes.
terday that Sent Prices Down.
RENEWED yIGOR IN SELLING STOCKS
Conditions in the Money Market Con-
formed to fridays Expectation When
the Exchange Closed for Holiday.

New York, September 3-The reason for
the sudden reversal of speculative opinion
In today's stock market so far as events
OF the day threw any light unon It, was
rather obscure. The hear party, which was
obviously iutmidated on last Friday by the
good support afforded to stocks by inside
interests and disappointed at the failure
OF the money market to stiffcn on the
event of the triple holiday, were apparent
~ willing to take chances on the short
side, that they were afraid to venture
upon for the interval during which no
market would be available for them to
clsse contracts in. Their renewed vgor
IN selling stocks thus represented re-
hewal of the bear campaign based upon
Inc closer tendency of the money market
which was interrupted by the holidays.
The actual condition In the money market
conIormed pretty closely TO what was cx-
pected on Friday and which the Saturday
Dunk statement served to confirm hy an.
tlclpaton but the sterling exchange market
promptly responded 10 the closer condition
IN lhc local money market in a way to
Indicate the operation of forces at work
Tor the relief of the market by drawing
sold from abroad. In addition, there was
an announcement Of the receipt of $3.50 900
IN Australian gold at San Francisco avail
able for Geographic transfer to New York
end the expected receipts later In the
month of $12J0Od0 TO the same destiua-
In the prevailing sentiment of Friday
the marking up of the money rate which
occurred today, would have been ignored,
II onset by these counter effects.
Ihc ruling rate for call loans today was
ji2 per cent None were made below 3
per cent and the rate ran up nj one time
TO per cent Money was reported in
abundant supply In London and conditions
were decidedly moro cheerful. The nros-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

New, York, September 3.-The CONNER.
clal' Advertisers London cablegram says:
Inc stock market had a firm opening to-
day., but the cheerful feeling was short
lived a general heaviness following the
early strength Paris came MS IA seller on
an 'nlikely story to the effect that France
as result Of the quarrel with the sultan
was preparing a naval demonstration
against Constantlnople and that Turkey
was busy armlng. The American stocks
early in the day hesltatcd ncrvously.
awaiting New YorkS attitude after the
triple holiday: When New York sold there
was a general drop of from / to ~ points
The decline was on a few sales owing to
the exceedingly narrow market The close
was pretty close to bottom prices of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
COFFEE.
New York, septemher 8 Coffee-snnt RIo

New York, September 8 Conee-spot Rio
steady; No. invoice 57s MHd-Ouiet.
tIordola s0 l,ia. The market for coffee fu'
lures, opened steady and unchanged from
lAe close or Saturday and ruled teatureless
anu quiet all day, With the exception OF
u Snght advance In Rio foreign speculatlve
voheees were also unchanged, Port receipts
NSitnpusc deliveries were more lther0l
tn9n usual and this fact in conjunction with
ISM proisslonal hnying, held the local mar
sp9t situation showed no change riunl
prices Tor INJURIES were net unchanged and
w ntHihet Inlet Total sales 1900 bags /:
90. 0'V'' HiaE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
REARIsH INFLUENCES RULEo.
Cotton Prices Broke Badly in the New
York Market

New York, September 3.-The market for
cotton futures opened weak under general.
iy adverse Influences, with prices 10 to Is
points lower than Fridays closing figures.
Following the call there was further re-
action to a net loss of 16 TO IS points
from which slight reactions occurred on
prohttakng and scattering demand for
scalping account on the reaction theory
The English cables noted Il break OF Sla
TO II points on futures and 3l6 on spot
cotton, due to very heavy liquidation
Drought ont by rain reports from nearly
al OF Texas and heavy offerings of sput
cotton from New Orleans In addition
To the cables, the local trade had weak.
ness In New Orleans, large selling orders
from all points and a bountiful supply of
ram news from Texas to contend with.
heporiS that the outward movement was
heavier and that the South was increasing
us crop estimates for the belt other than
Texas, helped to discourage buying for
elther account and made longs doubiy anS-
Promptly at noon the Washington wire
gave the average crop condition for Sep
lellber as Ia The. report as Il whole
was regarded as bearlsh aud. under very
active liquidation, prices broke S TO 10
points. october sold of to Z sc and Jan
uary TO III. There was reactions from
TINS basis on covering, but the market Mt
pest displayed a heavy undcrtouc all the
AFTERNOON. The South sold higher ON the
report and warehouses liludatcd large
blocks Of October and January cotton
soon after the government statement
made ITS appearance, the special rainfall
statement from Texas Indicated general
rains Ia that State with clearing conditions
promised today aud tomorrow. The week
" government report was very hnllish,
but no match for the brarish Influences at
work In the last half hour room lon,Ss
sold out IN II discouraged way, fearing LIZ
erpool Will come lower tomorrow The mar
ket was. finally easy with prices net 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
carelII g Riehardson's Circular.


Houston, Texas. September 3.-The
monthly report OF the statistician OF the
department Of agriculture shows the aver
age condition Of cotton on August "a to
Eaye been ia, ns compared with n . ON
the 25th OF the preceding month, 6s . on
September l. 1900; So 3 on Sept,anher 1
1859, and a ten-year average OF a4.O,
There was an Impairment of condition
during August amounting 10 IS points IN
Texas, 10 In .OklahQma, s in Arkansas, Z
In Alabama, In Virginia. 9 IN Louisiana
and point In North Carolina ana Florida,
On the other hand. there was an Improve.
ment during the month In Georgia South
Carolina, Tennessee, Indian Territory and
Missouri amounting TO 3. 5, 8, and
points respectively.
In Mississippi there was no appreciahle
change Ia condition
A condition below the ten-year nyerogc
Is reported In majority Of the States the
deficiency being IL points In lexns nn1
Arkansas, In North Carolina, 2 in Non.
nessee. and Virginia and ! poiIt IN Alabama
md lioridl. In Oklahoma the condition Il
10 points below the average Of the flve .y,ea1.
years and In Missouri g points below tbc
average. Of the eight years for which Nh
tistics IRE available.
Georgia, mississippi, South Carolina ma
Louisiana are 4, 10. aud 4 points above
theif respective ten-year averages, and In
t tnaien Territory point above The average
AS compared with September 1aoo
conditions at the close of August were
less favorable IN Texas, Arkansas ana Okla.
homa 20 the extent OF 81 4 ana 10 noints
respectively, and were more fayorahIe ~
The extent OF % points In Mississinni "a
e h South careiIna y ln Georgia ii in
n Tennas snn s 9adassweHIl 10 In Louisiana,
ritofy. s'"n ier-
The averages Of conditions in the diner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
New York prv Gonda-

New York, September 8.--Raw cotton IN.
lures broke heavily, today, but this had
no enect upon the tone Of the market for
cotton goods The demand has been fully
up 70 recent average In brown, bleacbed
hfmiy maintained. Print cloths are opie1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

The local market began 4 day Of h
operations yesterday, which kept d
the average throughout.
Some Pecos Valley cantaloupes Of ii.
cellent variety were sold in the mars
There was a small drop In lemon 81
tons and the local houses seem very K
stocked.
Supplies of Irish potatoes were &c
than for several days. and prices dsA
triae in some OF the sales.
Dhe commodity most in evidence was;
bage, and the trade was almost gla
with stocks, resulting In a slight falIls
Of the prices.
There was still noticeable seardy:
the receipts of poultry, considering th !,
days OF lull, and Texas climbed up ate;
cent.
Williamson, Gardner & DIESEL got /
carload lot each of Missouri peaches
fornia potatoes and onions.
Bran and wheat were weaker ark
with quotations shade lower.
Hay was little weaker also, being I
felt on timothy and North Texas,
Thomas ]. Meehan & Co. of BsHr
say of THE market: News from the "
sections In Maryland, Delaware and
u fa II no gpnn
Just now much remains to be seen.
say 90 per cent. others less. The. ~
OF the fresh fruit on the wharf f@ y
ers and shippers use, are the best p4l
ter, perhaps, Of the peach Situation
steac of receipts increasing tEey nall
creased; Another week WILL N. VI
settle the question of prices for taS I
The demand for tomatoes is as lhfg
ever, or nearly so. No packer has 4
MS contracts for August shipment Z
excepting those who sold but few - ~,
August contracts were carried into ~
Der 10 absorb the bulk of that Nv
pack. What has the crop In store igs X
temberf That's problematical, .alncs
tlreN 50. At present the outlook y
conraging.
There Is not a weak spot IN the Y
llst. No reaction Is In sight, on laS
trary. the trend Is toward higher pnsg
We beg to report the market ID "
as tolioWs, namely; y
Tomatoes The demand CONTINUES
large fol both spots and futures l,gra
livery; first half of September gua l.s
I. o. b. Baltimore or county, we "a
3lb full Standards at 90c cash, spIV
alto at 72hc. Gallons are SOD
more or 81 % +. o. b. county. "a
Fruits 20 everything In line q N
The stocks left in first hands next M
WIZ be extremely small Penrs aur'
u zoe In water; 72hc In syrup m.
Cou-All grades Of corn nre very sF'
Keep your stocks In good position. 81
Beans String beans range fpolI III
6Oc. Gallon string beans, 81 ~ Es
Standard green Lima beans. Sl,W
brands Itmas are 81. Succolass'
Soaked Limas are 65c. A.Al
Faxed beans, 40c for lib lunoh, ls'e
42l9c In sauce; 2-lb tail or Dat caS,a
plain or 65c sauce: 3-lbs, 7lhc p,aie !
"a sauce. Extra standards, s2l5c P'''r
In sauce. 49,
Other Vegetables Soaked peas, s,s
50c; soaked corn. soc: soaked snsst
t2blc 10 Goo; 3-lb standard sweet Pgos.
Doc III pumpkins, 75c; 3-lb ukra, "
osrn and tomatoes, zoe: BIB okra NV 9
toes, Nc' 3lb standard sauerkfsos.ss q
2-lb spinach, 75c;. Bib spinach. ~ "a
genuine squash, Toe. New bee'ssst
out; 3'lbs, out. Glib combination, w
Cove Oysters-New pack, soc 20 80
boz 81 80 to 81, GO for 10-oz; 12c W b
VI 40 10 S145 for S-oz. Lunch cys1,ls(
tiat cans, DOC 10 95c. Extra select ~ N n,
81 30; 2-lb 1909 So. 40. Cheapest f'' 4
Weightsi b0ei 2-lb do,i e0cs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
London ConsoIs.

London, September 3.-COnsols for
money 03 1916; account % 1l-lG. Bar sij-
Short bills . 1-16d2K; three months, hni;
Z5SU2 BIG per cent "ii''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
METALs.

~ E oo,, ~ York, September s.-Tln-rasv
IA Sf.z; 3f5I2i'o' Lake copper I'm hanged
UNCHANGED, Ace. Pig iron warr,nfap' W. le,
inAuy unchanged. eooa10oo. 70 ''ViN'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
SUGAR.

New Orleans, September 3.-Supar
quiet; centrifugal yellow 46i4sl, seconds
~gs,9s Mol9sseg Dull; centrifugal o4lp
steady fair refining Q sic: centrifu,,i ,e
tssi 2 1876 molasseS sugar 8. RehnedO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

ent states are reported as follows: vir-
ginia y, south Carolina SO, Georgia ~,
Florida 49, Alabama as, Mississippi IS,
Louisiana 50, Texas 80, Arkansas 81, Ten.
nessec 70, Missouri 20. Oklahoma Gs, In
dian Territory 10.
Acting Statlstcian.
Liverpool further declined prices to 3.0i
on contracts and 1852 on spots, with sales
Of only 5000 bales In sympathy with the
decline In the foreign markets the past few
days New York opened about II points
lower and continued weak on heavy liqul-
dalton Of longs until the bureau was is
sued, when further break was seen, clos
points lower than last Friday New Or
leans closed II points lower than yester-
day.
Spots 3.1G down at New Orleans and
Galveston; Il at Houston; unchanged else
where.
Tho bureau report, which is given above.
shows an average condition OF II 4, against
712 last month, GS Q last year aud an
average condition for the past ten years
somewhat lower condition, and naturally
upon the announcement Of the above figures
heavy selling resulted for both accounts.
Rains were reported fairly well over this
State but the weekly summary of the
crop was unfavornble, although this wac
lest sight Of In the wild scramble to sell
from nearly every quarter.
Receipts continue on n liberal scale and
spinners, do not show disposition TO enter
the market
Liverpool Is due to be to down to-
morrow and It remains 70 be geen what
action that market win take on the bureau
Cargil & Richardson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.
lSpecIaI ID The Post.l


-, Stock Yards, Kansas City. September 2
~, me iollowlng sales by Texas and Indian
territory stockmen were reported Today.
Borden \ English, Fort Cobb. SS4 -pon3 2
steers steers 3,lo; B; A. Jarboe, Lenapah, Sc,
pound steers, 3.1o O25.nound steers, 2 81.
!; a. Loomls, Miles, 23l-pound calves. 40.
tdd ~, wilson, Miles 228pound calves, $50;
325' W. w. futile Higgins, La, calves
Kansas City, September 3.-Cattle-Rc.
c csIipos lS 1000 natives; 800 Texans 1900
shade lower. Choice export and dressed
5e 4o steers o'S0 G fair to good 1000
ern fed steers 4.25@j. 40: Western rangc
Steers s,eG G. 5,25a4l0;, Texans ana Indians 2.75
@2Ooi Gamers 1,5o02 40: bulls 925Gi4 ~,
calves 325M5.25. Hogs REGENTS 0ooo
a 55! ,S steady ei to 5c lower Heavy 44o6i
Receipts $500 Sheep steady. inn,hs
f 9ISS to &c lover Lights 4ooa476; ma.
y 2o@3,oO; ewes 2.7ld2 25 feeders . 75GJ
90; stock sheep 2,O0d2T5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
RANK CLEARINGs-

Following are the clearings of the Hous.
ton banks, together with the amount of
Increase or decrease over last year:
This week Last year Inc
Saturday Isl 1927 $l,11O.132 1870. 145
Tuesday 80. 1,S46 200 1,222, 800 623, $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, September 3.-Tbrco nor oo,4
reHtes lOlf 97lac for the account,
New YORK. September 3..-Clearings s1tn
oH,l54; balances Sll, 00o 600. - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
NAV ORLEANs.

New Orleans, September M ~
orleans Live Stock Exchange reports. Es s,r
desirable steers on SALE calf and yearlips
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
HOUSTON DAILY POST: WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1901

hut firm, and there has been no change
in prints or glnghnms. There Is firm
market for silks with Il moderate demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Z. O Is. mill, Texas interior points, ac.
cording TO location.
,,.,,..,., Per gallon.
Prime summer yellow oil NominSi
Ltnters, according to quality. 1N6f9I
mn, $50 Per ton
iulls' haleu '.''.' 't.s...... 81 90
l'rimc cotton seed meal. ... 81 OO6l II 30
Primo cotton seed cake. 81 OOM u 10
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime, cotton seed cake are for delly-
cry az Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
CHICAGO.

Chicago, September .-Cattle-RechInta
6g,o INCLUDING 400 Texans and 1000 west.
IRIS Market steady to weak Good IN
prime steers 4006 30; poor to medipm
! @9do 70; stockcrs and feeders . 256I4 u,
COWS COWS 2.2Wtl 20; heifers . 40d4 90; can,
=. O0lf5 Is; Texas fed steers 4 OO559 oos
texas grass steers 3 25ml 90. Western
steers 4. 650f5 20. Hogs Receipts D. O66
Maaddket 1CdlOc lower; mixed and butchers
u lNtlb. @: good TO choice heavy q. 30m6 so.
lights ., s5a6 80; bulk OF sales 4. 1Oa6 40
Sneep- Receipts 2o,OO0. Market weak; ex
Ira Wethers 4 %; good to choice wcthers
q; ,t1G1 %; fair to choice mixed 3 5Od3. 20.
western sheep g. 256i3 05 native lambs
S'oO@o'Vo; Western lambs 4 1904 81.