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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
WuMtnter so.
Guthtnfon 0puutb.
tSpf;ial 6orrsiponOen;.)
81 Q}nrtitnfl % 9.nni

TartItDn, 25. ,Suni 1901
elne fur6tbare, faft unertr6olihe
9lBe Derri6t in Den leBten Sagen, 81
bls - @rao I'M S9atten. (ss lit autes
eorniretter, dber e itebt ilnmer nod,
ptel eorn inter @aIier un0 Tam nibt
bearbeitet iueroen. q.
Serr 1Siidpf G'Gprman fam an
Slenltag gladmittag bier an uno mur-
oe am Sahnbof bon ben perihieoenen
9srelnen nnb oen i, S6ultiroern Der
-nitle sum 81. Ssrsen abgeboit nno
na1 Der pfarripobnllng geleitet. 9lm
Vttttpcf Sormittag nm 10 lthr err
tbeilte er al 40 Ginoer Die Ssirnuno
porauf er balbnegs nah Starr beolei=
tet nuroe, ipp ibn cine Delegation aus
per @emeinoe Starr empTinq. gr Hrr1te
port an DIE 100 Rinber uno reiIte Damn
nnh atithell neiter.
Nm Spnntag slbeno beranItaltete
gSm. Mfoeller in Ieiner @obnuna cine
ltnterbaitung fir feline Ssreunbe. 9as
fartlton Srheiter lieferte Die Wtuff.
aeo- 90 gseber, galtor Der oeutfdl=
llltbernhen 6emeinoe, bat nit ieiner
Ualnllte eine oreImonatlihe aeiie nah
Guropd angetretelt. -.
sim leBten Sonntag tpuros Der gaIs=
ball Club bon Sripp :pieper nit 20 All
gelhla9en. 2lm a. Suli ipielen oie
Yartltoner gegen ben Gtban Stub.
Sin Yreis bon s25 lift bon ieoer Seite
ausgeIegt.
y 6ault ptro bieie gap6e pom gros
Ylatns, gSis- bier antommen uno iih
oauerno IN 4arffton nieberlaIien.
eenentleitentpeee ueroen IN Der
Dsain Srabe gelegt, cine pitnlhens=
iuertbe @erbeierung, Die boFfentlit
9tahabmllng Iiltpet.
irreo Shimte fppbnte nit ieiner 6a=
mile an Sonntag elmer samilien=Ge=
union In Mfenno bel.
gtelli9teiten iino iebr ielten sltr 3eit,
uno Die Se'er tueroen Desbolb Die fl,r,e
6ortt'ppnoens entihuloigen. Tah Dem
4. SUI honen mir, fpieoer mebr leilten
unh bieten 81 t0nnen.
i. u. goper.
Yrof. 5. q. gpper, 2ebrer in tbep=
retliter uno prattilter Glapier= uno
SrgelleRre, iofuie Snitrllttor fir Sai=
tenin'trumente.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
8eaoIe Gouutp.
lSpesials Gorrsip

y Ut m, 22. syllnt 1901.
grnlt autlhbab miro einen neuen
Stall bauen, Den sroBten uno belten
in Der llmsegeno.
y. groosmann, Der Dor einiaev 3eit
nah Soma iiberlieoelte, 1T iebt mieoer
slriidsetebrt. Gr last, es sefalt linn
bort gar iti9t, Siio 9atota lei Der
bette YlaB. gs lit bod erfreuli9, oas
falt Nlle pieoer 3uriiftommen.
IS tueroen bier iebt biele SSarmen au
guten preiien pertalft, aber i'd CLAUDE
Viele bereuen es nod einuaI, oaB lie
pertauft baben.
Eas picnic Der alien Mnliebler in
yroaoldno mar gut beiuht uno bonn
ihonetn Wetter besiinitist. 9ie Ta-.
mile oes Gorreiponoenten mar aud
bort aber papa mubte gu Sauie blei-
ben uno belize 2emonaoe trinten!
Infer 6leii9ermei1ter Satob @oIen=
tbal 1T gefegentlib na9 Weilinaton qe=
tueitn uno bat llmfhau gebalten, um
bort Elm neues Gleildersei4dft au3u=
fangen.
Gas @etter III jebt ausgewihnet.
&orn uno RartoHel erbolen iih tpieoer.
Oas Qano in Giio Datota tbut Wuu=
oeroinge, toenn es nur senus @esen
bot.
GarIMebiser.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
sat bcrappt.
Sie GrsiSiiritin Gilman id]eint micoer
Wclo i'm lleberilnE su baben.

Wien, "a. SUM-. Die Grfiiritin G5is
man bdlt Iif jebt nit threm 3igeuners
gdtten, Rigo, in CARLSBAD auf, no iis
groBes 9lufie9en erregt. 6s fpirp BIER
beriftet, pub lie tiirSlih ipieoer ppn
einem 9srpanpten in ben 8ereiniatan
Stddten SS,000,000 erbte. gs Ifsint
etipas pdran 5u iein, Denn lie bat lIle
ilre sablreifen Mani6ar, Die iie bis
Ter ntft tuenig qudlteH, dbgefunosn
uno bat nod Gelo ii6riq.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
0anRise 0axbpFerte.

100 Mder, 2. Ml. uon Sea, @ebduoe
u1w. wertb t250o, Q3O Ader unter
Ffus), $50 per Ader; &dufer rbdIt
bic 0dlfte Der Grnte.
100 Nder, l Waeile n. NJ. pon Sea,
$27 per Ader, 20 Nder unttr BEug,
utnn bis gum Is. SUM- bs. So6res
pertauft. ertdlt Der kdufer ben Ya9ts
gins. Naiem & s barnod,
Siour Jals. g. ..
Spre4t bieiertalb BEL Der beuti9en
3eitans sor sbtr f&reibt.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
Nus TeuIdlIauo.

Berlin, "a. SunI. Die ,areu3seiz
tung" be9anoelt in einaul 2eitaufiabe
Die yRorbdmerituniIfe 9efabr". Sic
msint: gei9lufiteauns pes neuen beutz
Iten 3outdriFs uno benz 9(b1tlub
neuer 9anpslspsrtrGge niiiIs DeutIt
Lamb in eriter Heibe Die tpirtb5taf.3z
politiife Stelung Der Ser. StaateH
in's glu9e fahen. Sm Sinblid uuf
Die pRorcumeritaniIte gsIabr" lei
fiir Seutl6lanb cine pplttit gebotsil,
pelfe 3lpar Die beutIhe 9lrbeit gegeH
Die ameritanilhe Goncurrena ausreiS
feno ffibe, 5usIsit uber aud nj
Die Germeioung zines SplIfriegs nit
ben 8er. Stuaten beoaft lei. Damn
peroe es aud iueniger Shipierigteitel
MAIDEN, Elm ertrdslifes soapplitiIfss
8erbiltnib 0eutltlanos gu ben ibrir
gen europdiiren 2dnoern her5uItsls
len.
Brins Gitel Srisorih, Der stpeite
Sphn oe5 aailers, pirp am iieb.en
Sui attipen Dienlt i'm erlten 9arpe@
regiment 81 SUB Beginner. Der RaiIer
bat Die NbIiht, ben 9ltt bsr@inltelung
in feierliher WeiIe perfonlit su pplls
sieben.
goniiliorialratb 9fside, ipelfer IiA
ipesen Ieiner gstbeilisuns an ben 8ers
iamlnlungen oes 9petbebunoes mibz
liebie aematt Bate uno nuh GDniass
berg perIebt iporpen mar, bat eeJsa
biele ,2uftperdnoerung" ouf's Gnts
ihieoenlta prote1tirt. I'm Weiterunsen
porSubeusen, fat 8raf Billion Der un>
liebiamen Nffaire turS entIhlollen
oaourh Elm Gnoe sematt, baB er Dem
seiltliGen 9errn cine 9lnIteuuns m
Heihspienlt segeben bat
9enerdlunpalt Or. Hiiger in Orss1
ben, ipelter Inno 1899 i'm Hsihstuge
als ftellpsrtretenoer observation-disclosures
gum 8unoesraths, bic iossnann!sn
2oebtuuer urtheile sessn ltreitsnbs
9lr6eiter, tpelte li9 an ibren 9lrbeit9e=
bern persriffen. .batten, bertbeioiste, 1T
gum idhiilten Sultisminiiter ernannt
iporben.
Berlin, "a. SUM-. Die gldtisr mel
ben, oab Der ungariihe Mbseoronste
@a6ril lsron ben Werlud ssmatt
bat, 9errn Delcq0e, ben fran30liIden
Miniiter oss QAspdrtigsn, fir zine
gtsen ben Dreibunc ssrittete 9eltae
ton gu getpinnen. Der alte Stdntsz
rer Himler babe ben WermittIer gez
ipielt. Oelcuile iou cine nambafte
0elounteritiisuns our J0roeruns Der
8enesuns perfrrodtsn baben, bod lei
oielelbe ausgeblk6en.
Berlin, "a. Juni. Webrere bieEse
Glettri5itdtsz uno MaidinenbausGirz
men BADEN cine MttienS@elenIGnft ues
sriinoet, tpelte i'm Musuit auf Der f1=
niglihen WilitGrbabn Berlin z3oilen
pro6efabrten NIT eleftriIten Qotomo-
then dnitellen tpiro. Man refnet auf
cine 0elGpinbisteit BON 3ipei9unoert
Rilometern pro Stunbe unb ertpartet.
oaB oaourh Der Giienbabnpertebr cine
ppllitdnoise llmpdl5ung erfabren
pirb. Bisber lit man uber cine 10hIt=
gtf9rinbisteit BON neun5ig Mei!en
nod niGt binaussetommen.
- Der Mr3t bes Wiener 5oftirgz
tbeaters. Mu9, bat i'm Warmbabe Elm
Hortes Opiat gu ii4 genommen. unb
iih 6ann nit tineA1 @dnappmeFer
baS 3sro burhbobrt.
Sn 8ubapeft 1T aeeen Boron
Grnit bon Mallbura. @obn bes pers
itorbenen Gr5ber3oes Grnft unb elmer
Riirgerli&tn, bas Qoneursperfo4ren
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
NutDuiob bil. Heitfdbrt.

Wris, %. sSuni. 4eut< btgann
IN paris bic Qlutomobfle Wettfabrt
nd4 Berlin. Gina 80 Wotpren uIler
art betbeili9en ii9 an ben Gonteit.
Sn ber 3abl .ber Sports beftnben
nd ettpa 40 mtthi&en Oe5@le9tts.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
Wpu hen 9yhilinniuelr.

Wfdnila, "a. SUM. Der SnIurgens
ten SberIt QrolIio ipirb iid), 10 beiBt
es, nit einem betrGhtIihen 5beile Der
Streittrdfte bes 9enerols MaIDur
an WittiDoh in San Sole, in herprcz
oies gatangas, zen gllneritdnarn srs
gebell.
General gailles, Der iid) Gelte erqee
ben lollte, lit jeBt IN PugIansdn, mn
lpentge Wteilen BON Santa Grus. gpf.
Gaballes. Der nit 120 Mann .ppn Dem
COMMANDO bes gailles nah Dem Sc
birge entflpb, ba er fiirdtete, bub Tie
dlle ipiiroen gebdngt perpen, lit poii
Spten Des gailles unter Der 3uIife~
rung. hab ihnen fein Saar getriinmt
iperpen miirbe, sur Hiidtebr bsiposen
pGrben. Gaballes brinst minoeltens
500 8eiusbre nit. 8iele g(nhdnaer
pss gailles ipllen eenielben erIunt baz
ben, an leine Nnbdngsr einen 9lufrui
pes Snbultes gu erlaHen, bab Sober,
Der 1in heute nidt ersibt, als Hduber
betrahtet unb i'm 5alle er erpiidt
nirb, audi beItruft tperben Iou.
Manila, "a. Suni. Sberit 3urz
bano concsntrirt jsBt bic Sruppen leis
nsr Brigade unb bat perlproGen, ii6
nit 400 ieinsr 2eute, idmmtlih nit
@eipebren bsipaffnet, in Supabas, Der
9auptltaot Der propina glsihen Nas
mems, innerbalb elmer Mphe ben ams=
ritaniiten Mutoritdten gu erseben.
WaIbington, %. SUM. General
Mbjutunt gorbin 1T beauftrast, in
ben Ybilippinen eine ftarte ShuB@
truppe aus gingeborenen gu organi=
liren. Das neue Grmeeee1eB ermdhz
tist ben praiioenten, eine abtbeiIuns
bon Gingeborenen in Stdrte BON
1900 Mann unter Commando bon
ameritaniften Dfficieren als Guno=
idafter in Dienit gu iteuen. @esenz
pdrtig bienen als aunbidafter 5000
Gilipinos, bic in unsefGbr 40 Com,
pugnien 5ergliebert unb iiber ebenio
pie1e 4beile bes Nrtipels perItreut
Inb. Diele gingeborenen 9ruppsn
geb0ren feinem belonoeren Stamme
on.
Nus Der iebigen HunbIdafter 9lt1
tbeilung perben pahrfdeinlih cine
Mn5abl Gilipinos, auf ibren Wunfh,
in Die reguldre Mrnlee einsereibt per&
ben. 2ieutenants Der Reeuldrer Iollen
gu Gapitdnen Der Hunbi4after=gom=
pagnten ernannt tperoen. Sir bic
Stellep ols 9ber= nnb llnhr<Qieutee
nants finb llRteroffteiere Der re9ulGs
rem Mrmee in Nusfdt senommen.
0uS 8ublauo.
qonbon. "a. Srni., Der St. pez
fersbur9er @orrtlponsent Der .Duilp
Mail1 tabelte. buB tpieber Mufrubr
BON Nrbt!tern In ben giitnfabrifen
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27

Biuise Hunbreiietidets mad ct.
Yaul, Neinneapclis unb Duluth wdbs
reno Suit nnb Ausuit. Ndberes I'M
M'lwdutte Depot. fl.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27

Qonbon. "a. SUM-. Der Gt. pez
tersburger @orrtiponsent Der .Duilp
Mail1 tabelte. bub tpieber Mufrubr
BON Nrbtitern In ben gijenfabriten
unS in ben 1u9ipebereien gu ct. pe=
tsrsbura BON bem Wilitdr oespoltfum
.ntefbriidt purbe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27
Sn0=Safota.
g / t 9s pin /

SIne nene National ganf purDe bier
erbnnet nit einem 9lttientapital BON
So, 600.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27

3 q.
: eln Bonus pon $500 luuroe aufar=
braht lilr oen gSieoeraufbau Der l,ie=
Dergebrannten Mablmu6te.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-27

80 o n III q

Die @puniofet 6nrners' Goopera-
tlpe 6reamerp erbielt Sd Gents mebr
tltr lbre N}aibutter, ais bic b6alte
Sllotatton oes gteiu Dorter Mtarttes.
Sie @reamerp itellt ieoe gap6e 80, 600
Bfur0 Butter ber. @... F..
Alaska forum., 1901-06-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

lN THE PROBATE COURT, DISTRICT OF ArAsK. | RAMPART PRECINCT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PErEp R PETERSON, DECEASED.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the un dersien- ed, John W. Spencer, Administrator of the E~- tate cf Peter B. Peterson, deceased with the last will and testament of the said Peter B Peterson annexed, to the creditors of, and ali persons having cla'ms against, said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary and proper vouchers ill support thereof, within six (6) mont afttr the first publication of this notice to said admin istrator with the will annexed at Rampant City. Ill Rampant Precinct, District of Alaska the. same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate
 Dated Rampant City, Alaska, this 17th day of June A D. 1901
 JOHN w. SPENCER
 Administrator, etc
Alaska forum., 1901-06-20
THE OLD KEY MANSION.
HOuse i'm Which the Rough Draft of the "StaF Spangled Banner" Was
 Rounded Into Shape.

Visitors going from Washington city to Arlington, the old home of Robert l. Lee, now a federal cemetery, must pass through Georgetown. Near the aqueduct bridge is pretty sure to be pointed out to them the old Key man. sion, so-called because Francis Scott Key lived therein at one time, and is said to have rounded into shape, prob
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
MOVEMENT INTO sI0Hr.
An Increase Of 10000 Bales Over Same
Time Last Year,

New Orleans, May 10 Secretary Urstcr's
weekly New Orleans cotton cNchaugr state
ment, issued before the close at huslncsa
to-day, shows an Increase la the movement
into sight compared with the seven days
ending this date last year IN round dgurcs
Sn.Ooo; II decrease under the same days
year before last of auN0 ana an Increase
over the same time Ia 1s0S OF 10000
For the ten days OF MAY the totals show
an increase under the same period year
before last of 1000 ana an Increase over
1S0s of 5000.
For the 10 days Of the season that have
elapsed the aggregate is ahead OF ~ days
Of last year 10y S2T,oo0; behind the same
days year before last By ll26,oOO and be.
hind 1SlS hy t,22h.uuO.
The amount brought into slsht during
tho past week has been Ji,A32 bales
against a3,S2n for tbs seven days ending
and b0.i56 same time in 1885 and for thc
ten days OF May II has been los. S0i against
74,2a2 last year. im,13o year before last
and Sl,oiS same time in lS!lS
These make the total movement for the
2S2 days Of the season from september 1
20 May 10 inclusive ., iOo.sil against S,d63
aud TO- Ti6, l29 same zine in tSlS
The movement, since Septemher | she,ws
year before last ana S.397,SI Same time
ir 1855, overland across the Missi%,ppL
and Canada i,0ll,6iS against l1lll2d last
year 1,2O7, ieS year before last ana Lib
adS same time in lS0S; Interior stocks In
commercial year SS1,a46 against 3S,414 de
crease under September !, last year. an
lan.73O same time In iSlS; southern mill
Ratings i,IiS,4T0 against i.la591 last year:
l.4i,3Wi year before last and oOS,SS2 same
Foreign exports for the week nnvo hecn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
n. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial to The HoSt)
New Orleans, May 10.As Liverpool nd
Vices were disappointing our market opened
3 20 4 lower. selling on additional on the
large Interior receipts aud liberal estimates
row. Fears OF July manipulation in New
York and the hrmncss OF that option oe
uasioned a sympathetic response here III
ducing shorts 10 cover heavily. causing an
enhancement of IL to ~ FROM the bottom
making the net gain 10 points on old crop
months aud q 10 q on the new.
The amount brought Into slght for the
aud the excess marketed TO date over last
year Is S2I 900 The comparisons for the
next week into sight are 10000 last year
and 10000 year before last,
The receipts AT the twenty nine Interior
towns were $1,000 against only llWO last
year, or over ave times as much aud THO
aggregate stocks held by them are 42IOOO
against 100000 last year. or an Increase nt
23J, OUu over last year.
Tile visible supply during the week do.
creased 1OT 900 against u loss OF l2l.Wlo
last year. showing n relative gain Of li,OOO,
increasing the excess to date SJl,OOO over
last year.
Statislicnily the situation grows weaker
daily, MS Is cVlnCed by the movement. ana
textile trade conditions have not improved.
rs Is shown by the continual rcintive In
crease I'm the visible. These reactions arc
natural and the nervousness apparent IL
due In a measure to the claims from W
ruus sections that ruins are needed While
moisture may prove beneficial In certain
portions Of the belt, II must he rcmempcred
that II has always been contcnded that diy
weather In May Is requisite for n large
crop, as Vt gives the plant favorap'e
start,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
GENERAL BUSINESS UNAFFECTED.
Speculation in Grain Checked by Interest
in Stock Market

New York, May lo--BradStreet's tomor
will say. One looks In vain Mt mis-
writing for any evidence that the general
business Of the country has been in any
way ntcrfercd with the-for the time
sevcrcst fail in prices in the history Of the
New York stock exchange \ very gen
cral conclusion reached is, indeed that
this convulsion is purely stock panic
not involving or connected with the gen
cral industries of the country in any way.
There will not, In fact, be a huShel Of
wheat or ton OF coal less in the country
as a result of this CONFUSION. Speculation
in grain and other staples has, however,
been checked by the concentration of in
torest upon the stock market
General trade advlces this week are, In
the main, rather more favorable than those
provement in crop prospects, due to season
able rains following planting The lull in
the active buying demand for iron and steel
noted last week is even more nronounced
today, hut this is mainly because mills lud
furnaces are already heavily sold ahead,
aud large consumers having placed orders
are now waiting delivery. Bank clearIngS,
sWcllcd by enormous stock operations,
break all records. Gross railway earning,
continue to show satisfactory increase. III.
textiles are stll tAe soft spots in the gen.
't1t SHudilNH ana are sun uull, hut OK.
port business In cottons is hotter.
In the Southwest and central West crop
reports are very generally COOL althouI
oats are reported backward hpcause Of cool
weather Rains have helped the Kentucky
farmers and there will be plenty of new
tobacco plants, although the season is two
Weeks late and chilly weather retards
vegetation in many sections
Less complaint is heard of crop condi.
tious at the South.
Trade In dry goods Is quiet at the East
are not very active al the West as is mar
ural in view of the season of the year lii
Tie is doing In clothing, Wool is slow Of
shIe' nut mere Is some more movement In
new woods at the interior Large mnnI,
facturers are practically out of the market.
Cotton was sold freely early on ron.
tinued large receipts, good crop REPORTS an Il
slow manufacturing trade reports and
later sympathized in the declining tend,
ency In. stocks, LIQUIDATION by wan st..A,,
houses being feature, but steadied later
AT the 3-l6c decline on symptoms of nveT.
selling by the shorts and unwlllugncss to
make long commitments OF This side on
late summer months. In view or the con.
eral fear Of manipulation possible i'm case
prevailing estimates of small suDplIeS RI ho
carried over materialEe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
STOCKS HAVE RECOVERED.
Gfeat Progress Made in Re-establish.
ing Confidence.
RANGE OF RECOVERY WAS SURPRISING
Fear that Stock EXCHANGE Houses Would
Not Meet Their Obligations Caused
Unsettled Market.

New York. May TO- Wall Street.--Rapld
progress was made In re. establishing con
nuencc In Wall street today and there WIS
n natural rebound In prices. That Is "a
say. the fact OF the rebound was very nat
ural after the extent of the declines Of
yesterday, but the range Of the recovery
was surprising. Large progress was made
toward wiDing ont the net losses which re-
manned last night after the recovery had
already set In on the exchange. In mum
her OF stocks which were not ncutely at.
fectcd yesterday, today's price rose above
Wednesdays closing level, and In Missouri
Pacific yesterdays net loss was recovered
with three points to spare. the extreme ad-
vance reachlng IL points There was
good deal of trepidation this morning owing
To the vague dread that there might he
stock exchange houses which would he I'M
able TO meet their obligations after yes
terdaN drastic experience. The market
was therefore unsettled and fcvcrsh even
AFTER the strong opening, but when the Of
uciul announcement was made that the
clearing sheets of all the members OF the
stock exchange had gone through the stock
exchange clearing house perfectly and that
all their checks had been houored a feel.
ing of relief WIS made manifest ana stend-
ny grew throughout the day During the
latter part of the day there was a rcs'lmp-
uon OF what looked like Il speculative
movement for the rise, led by Union PA.
enc. The buoyancy of this stock and the
accompanying strength of the Southwest
ern was based upon rumors aud assump-
lions OF the benefits to accrue TO Union Pa
enc from change In control Of \ortherh
racine wh!ch was stu stouilN claimed ny
the Union Pacific party. Undoubtedly thvro
were very many speculative loser, of gren!
resources IN the collapse of thursday who
retained their nerve and determination ard
who set about 70 rccoup themselves 10y new
speculation In the market other buyers
were those who had COTTON o'ii carly in
"A
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BIG PICNIC AT LAKE.
It Was Attended by Twelve Thous|
People.

Hratne, Texas, MAY 10, Twelve =
sand people attended the animal y
picnic given at Lake station yFsteroa';
weather was pleasant and all enlose
dny In the woods. The hrst eN4'
train arrived in Hc1rnr at a. NJ ana
So crowded that Hearneites had 70
for the secon ! train, which arrllea y
a. N The large crowd was enterlalnea
n baseball game between the Ihte'p','
and Great Northern railroad team avn
Palestine team. rhe lnterna'iohae
the game. Quite number Nttnes'e'
gun shoot. al, -,
raul Roatner. who was shot wni IN NJ N
ing on tho train Is resting very wen w
a bone in his leg was shnttereo' ~ 4
sam johnson Of BRYAN. VINO ~
the tram into the Little BRACES nv,
VINO was rrpnrtel rs dead last pisai =
alive, but Is badly hurt. ,,,t
After tile p cnic yes er1aY me s'sast
Of the town arrang d for a dlne " M y
the pavilion last night. quite ~ Nv
attended and the evening was ehlw w.
all. The following young peoiie 49, ~.
NJ ssos Elmer Harbors Hattie M''s,
o! Bryan. l. uhm of Grace. MIS- (
Griffin, tlll Cav, Myrtle Mooanl ,s I
EXum. Zemmn Erwin, jessie ~.
MessrS VIII ConR of Brvan, i .,,s
shear VIII Allen. Sam smith, oh lsstou'
ncv, Tom Eelnharllt. Jim tes Vow. ami
billiard OF Rrcmond. Tom Clem;snnh p sra
Erwin. Mr., and Mrs. j, ). eo'i -
and Mrs. William Erwin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Wall Street Panic Does Not Affect Mer'
camille Trade and Manufacture.
CONTINUED HEAVY RECEIPTS IN CORN
Demand Far Exceeds Production in Fin
ished Steel Mills and in structural
Shapes and Railway Equipment


New York, Nav 10.--R. G.. Dun Y 20
yraellv rey,o,y NJ trade tomorrow will say:
nnni, IN WIN street does not mean that
- ,,,.',e :" - hos suddenly ceased to
,rn.rcr NOR ts tho condition of mercantile
-, IA, ,,,,nf,cturo adversely affected
traue "hu ii'ui.u,"V''' -, sccurIties.
by violent ran IN Pri'es " - -
Throughout the entire country Fundamentals
.''.,ttI,,,., ,,ro ncvcr so sound as at the
tohul'io"s "e'' ,.or, ncarlv every
present time; reports H""i ~
citr This week showing an exceptional Voi-
~. 80 ,.o,sactions aud naymcnts prompt
uinc VI 'i'''''N
~ met. ,i =.
production is not overtaking demauu ht
49, sni,,,ad stoe mills and all Plttsburg
'ie H"''i'' H., h,hira on tllcir or
plants are TWO months penin" 80. =.
ders, while ninety days Is the hh'' ~
,,n, N,bonch the expected advance in
"'' IA No, onn.nr the tone con
"ar iron VI" Nv ,u,o.si Billcts
tinucs firm and orders are noera' p'NV''
ron,,ir NJ the ton polnt for prompt dellN-
,,,hi, ,or,ns nrc available on
cry nut re"s""uo'e
forward contracts
In Structural shaDcs and railway equip
- -. i. al tho business IN sight that
h'en' '"'tc - ~, ~, oor,,, 10 moIe 70 Sc.
makers desire. and no enoft IN ni'uc w
curc additional orders Less urgency Is
.,.,, ia ale, iron markets, but buyers
fecor"eu IN p's '''"i ,tts,ootorv and
do not ind terms more s"Nsi"V'V''' "
In fnct forge and foundry iron Is rather
more firmly held
,,.,h ,ho 4otal number of furnaces
AItn"uEh w ms furry smaller than
IN pas n.l1 on ny iooo he iron Age csti-
on rtutu h, mimi nj SOl 125 tons
M Us int va H. mri.vinus hlgn water
Nhlch 'AAvrV"s IN, III az St,el innnufactur-
marks The actlYliN oi SUI Sc,.,.nsn of HI
lng Is cIipu g1,, W tnrts in Anril DESPITE
~ IONS ~ lV ,i ~ nrtinn
tue uhpuraNicu P' "uu ,,t - fr,rsnircd in tnc
Less SENSATIONAL INK e'Hnt thc 'n,"GedIng wcck,
cereal markets tnun III r NV siny IA recedc
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Net Receipts at United States Ports.


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