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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Chicago, July 10. Cattle Receipts Sac
including 1a25 Texans market strou- n
1ur higher: COOL TO prime steers . 4fIB. lu;
poor to medium ( ljdj. -. stockers AMI
feeders 2 IOl44 81. COWS ,, OOn1 II. heifers
. 5t6i5 80. cauuers ] 1912 30; bulls 2.jJq
I 40. calves 8 7J0id ~; Texas steers 3. AVA
to Is higher good 10 choice heavy >. aJ1
6 i2i5: rough heavy 5.6Ni1 70; light 3 GA
= 50: hulk of sales . soG5 81. Sheep Re
ccipts 5CG0: market stcndy3 good 10 choice
wethers g. 50u4 40, yenrlings ,Obpi Is
native limbs 3 25fi5 90; Western lambs
g. 7jftJ 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
COFFEE.

New York, July 49, Coffee Spot Rio
duh. No invoice ~ 1tild Quiet,
Cmdoya shdl2A. The market for futures
opened uncnaugcd 60 D ponts lower.
tu sales 1850 bags. The FOREIGN mar
tct news was about as expected rccciuts
ia the crop country were vlrtnally ~
fore Swallowed In yesterdays estimates m l
spot trade locally was stamHnt The
public remained quite Indifferent 10 either
Side July 80; September .AMi -; &c.
January 300. -; March b.3O; May 8 10
as. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


G. Thomas. from Gloucester for Galveston.
Por Eads. Ia. Arrived ethel Rad
cine lirl from Marsriles; Daspedes lBr),
frnr Liverpool; Kurroche (Brl from
Shields gla Delaware breakwater: BrlCter.
from Rotterdam. B-eifond tNorD, from
Ccha; Miguel Hallart suppl, from Glen.
fucgos: Alabama tNOrl, from Porto COrtes,
Sailed: ~ Monte (Am) for New York
iispnnia (Swed.l, for Port Limou olympia
tBr1, for Port Limou.
New York Arrived: Alamo. from Gal
weston Sailed: Nueccs. for Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
KANsAs CITY.

Kansas City. July io.-Cattle Receipts
$3.50 natives, 100 TeXnns, $50 calves; mar
Rot 1O@iir higher: choice export ana
dressed beef steers 5.JWd6lO fair 20 good
5.O1Nt5 AZ: stockers and feeders 2.5O6f4. *
Western fcd steers 4.j0GijAn. Western
range steers 3 20di85; Texas and Indians
4.OO045O: Texas grass steers 3.2~4-"'
j 7lGi9 40: bulls 33jM4.Jo. calves 25oH
5.35. Hogs Receipts 1850 marhrL .
cents higher. bulk ~ snles 1.huNOtl2.
pigs 2lma.aO sheep Receipts 2Uou'
siFady; .Ehs 4.50diup; weihers 3, 2al1
37A; yeaflngs 2.d01r400; stockors lJVd
30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
SOME CHEAP STOCKS SOLD
ACTIVE BIDDING ON THE HOUSTON
OIL EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Several Hundred Shares Of Empire State
Sold at T%~'ve cents-Gober in
Better Demand.

There were some cheap stocks on the
market Yesterday, and several good safe.
were made during the regular II O'Clock
call on the Houston Oil and stock M.
change.
Empire State again furnished the sensa.
ton as far as prices were concerned Kan
shares selling at II cents. sixteen va.
bid for more Of the stocks AT tho clos,
but the final offer showed prices advanced
to 22lz. D'1l'''0
another stock that suffered quite a do.
cllne was Beaumont and Los Angeles l2nr
shares heing sold at cents. This STOCK
was roated originally at - cents: mar
value 81 capitalization S1.OOo.ooO
Gober WAS In better demand. due nroA,
oiy to rumor that It's directors are con
sidering proposition to bo!e we'll an
spindle Ton Heights. Sales were made a,
prices ranging from 63a to IA.
Sales OF Seaboard were made at 70
~ with 6's bid at the close.
For the first time in many days no,
SAFE OF Beatty was recorded, due to the fact
that buyers and sellers were atart. II
was offered at BOZ with IS bid.
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
sNHaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
HilIsboro AIderman Resloned.

gIllsboru. Texas. July Isl. T. Turner,
aldein.an Of the Second ward, has resigned,
he having moved Into the First ward. An
election has been ordered, to be held Au-
erst 7 10 supply the vacancy created by
HI resignation.
Til, following Is the new eqhtllzauon
EraukS and l.. GOWN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
/ ON MEXICAN ROAD.
lostiuteudent Of Motive Power Now
at Beaumont Investigating.
HAYWOOD on PETROLEUM RATES
80, Company Is Having Trouble
twisted Pipe--Guftey Well
Has Been Abandoned.

Texas. July io.--The Mexican
.s1 railroad. through Thomas Milam'
1.-.sndent Of motive power. and h.
nwn general superintendent Is IN
ps t.g the feasibility Of The use OF
4 -, oil as fuel on It's lines. These
derived in Beaumont this morn
ma at once set 10 work 70 learn as
a. nosslble about the oil, the per-
,cv Of the supply, etc. Mr.. Milan
q. r,ad expects to use the oil II the
',d,n duty will permit It's use He
~, that 1o.OOo barrels of oil per day
lns may w nccessary for the use OF his road.
"a s,tiemen are much impressed by
~ ~ have seen and heard about oil
~ Vii arrival here, and, while they
~ - stated what their report VIII be
MIR return home, i Is believed that IL
"a favorable 10 the use oil oil
I, sonr Lake OIL company has begun a
4 ,tb sixteen-inch pipe. with the de
i .,n,,Ion of puncturine the earth for a
,.,cs Of something near n half mile,
al is fonud sooner The well is 10.
(. i about quarters Of mile south
~ A. the NOlll lHiht hNNNls 80 go
md Crosple recently from India, are
u \ zoe NJ tie drilling They have drilled
n rs iii fields of Russia, India and other
Isuntries -
H. American oil company's No. l. on
4 .o.treet ridge about three miles north
4, n ttc city. is tied up with twisted
! and has not been able to drill any this
IN The well Is now about COO feet,
4 n .eachng that depth the pipe has
Njens lave been met with and the torma-
4 K SIMILAR to that on Spindle Top
Il ~
hs Giney company's well lust east OF
i. vosge tank at El Vista has been
!, 4 dor,d at depth of 1900 feet. The
Il, has oot been removed however. and II
Il sSSsble that the well will be drilled
2speT
IN spaking this morning about the rail-
M emmlssion's rate on crude petroleum.
n Aha Haywood said 1T is possible
.tat pay be somewhat biased in my op!n-
in. b. ] believe that Beaumont petro-
No. hen desired by consumer for use
i iue should be entitled TO rate on
In sane basis as other fuel, but. OF
4 ulss, where the oil Is desired as a bev-
'kage. is bur just that 1t should go at
d ,erar rates and In this there could be
- dlsfmination against a Texas product,
~ Teas being 50 largely Democratic
.@gy rturally gets the greater portion
4 bel material for beverages from the
1flue irass state. | am told too. that
ne our colored population set great
'xGe y Beaumont oil as cure for a
l&fr lljorty Of the aches and pains 10
'fAchluman flesh IS heir. and when or
4 Tedto be used as a remedy the oil
fonh ! think. take the rate of other
NJ hIles ar drugs However, | suppose
IN froad commission will work ont al
eSssllStlnctiOns and 10 the right thing"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
SALES Ar KANSAS CITY


stock Yards. Kansas city, Mo. July 10 -
Son {ouHG Va as Son iDsioWs ~
j. e. Carson, Bliss, 9l9 pound COW, al
3.G0 NJ f. Henderson Gainesville g-J
pound cows at 32Oi >. J. Montguncr
helfers 1928. q. w Coz. Chickashs. an
pound cows, at go Brashall d Chiuiu1
summit, T55 pound cows, at 2SU I'a
pound calves, al 49,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
Postoffioe SAFES Blown.

Mineral Wells, Texas July 1s.-News was
received here yesterday evening from Glib
town that safes in three of the stores In
Guiding the postofilce, were blown open
but so far as could be learned only 500
was secured Gibtown Is located ahout
twenty-dve miles north Of this city In Par
ker county, aud a village OF about 800 IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
Y STRIKE NEAR vlNToN.

I" OF Oil Found at a Depth Of
Eighteen Feet.
La July 19.-On was struck In
Eeli being bored nv Spring strih,
luepth of eighteen feet this after
uFillers continued boring TO a
FSrty feet, the oil flowing stronger
~ N1en they shnt down an /
n t,4biohel Stribllng. The oil Is a
4 Sn1n the first struck and the
Iof stronger This we'll Is three.
mile north Of the first.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
pnatmaatnr, Annointed.

Washington July 10 The president has
arrolnted the following postmastcrs
Louisiana Now Orleans. David q. Bald
win.
Mississippi -Natchez. John T. Walworth.
Texas Pilot Point Henry VI. Carson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
aesidenoe Near Bonham.

Bonham. Texas, July i9,-rhe residence
az win Robinson, near here, was destroyed
nv hre last night. His large barn was also
DESTROYED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Galveston. Texas, July 19.-Governor
Wheeler returned this morning from his
rico plantation in Jefferson county. He
brings the news that It is the purpose Of
the owner of the Landrum well, Mr.. STRAIT
ford to continue the work OF boring. Just
to what depth the we'll is AZ present he was
unable TO saw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
- ANnELn NnTrs-

san Angelo Texas. Jaly 10 DR. Buscom
Lynn bought frgm DR. + b. Masrul .r
Two sections % land IN Mes' Tom CITE n
for $50 one section beng school land ami
the other railroad land
q. +, KRIS sold his school land section
with Improvements and cicns un ilpau
IIat 10 a. u. Fcrgnson FOR Sow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
A New Oil Company.

Austin, Texas, July 10 Chartered today:
The Balnger oil company Of Ballngcr
and Beaumont; capital stock $4,000. Pur-
pose TO prospect for oil and other mineral 5.
directors: Huling T. Robert son, Il. l..
Cox. Temple; G. {. +. Blanchard, D. NJ.
Baker aud c. o. Harris, Ballinger
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
uo,,s,on petition in Bankruptcy,

Galveston. Texas July ia petition In
,one,unfcy has been filci with he clerek Of
~ RATED states court by Bernard x.
Eallv n hotel Keeper nf Houston. His liza
hilities. as set forth In his petition, amount
I'll 10 Sl226 80; no assets-