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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

New York. July 2--Coffee--Spot Rio dull:
No. 7 invoice 5x; mild quiet; cordoya 81
ml2b Coffee futures opened steady, IN
changed IN view OF the weakness evi.
denced 10 the European coffee market and
the total OF receipts from the crop coun-
try, the start was better than expected,
The light foreign buying held the under.
tone steady all the forenoon. First sa.es
were 500 bags and trnding thereafter was
eiow. the total transactions al noon reach
ing 1000 bags. Including September 90,
MARCIA $50, April 6.e5; Nay b.1os
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nRUGs MN CHEMICALs

ouinlne, 45fl4Ic per ounce bottle; NOR.
milne, SO 4Od260 per ounce; cocaine So ~
per ounce; borax, sac pc, pound in 100.
cssfor OIL S120 per gallon IN 5-gailon
packages; epson salts, s175 per hundred
- barrels sIeoR 6er Ia PER gallon
2i5e per pound in barrels; saltpeter, Tc pei
Mound in barrels; camphor, zoe; wood alien.
bel, $10o; gum opium, $3.50; powdered
nound In bottles; calcium carbide, $500
her hundred delivered Texas common rail-
way points
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, July 2.-The New Orleans
i've stock exchange reports;
Market about bare OF desirable butchers
cattle, large and small: outlook favorable;
fair inquiry for good hogs and fat sheep.
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GRAIN ANp HAY.

Carload lots, I. o. b. cars from mlllers,
dealers charge from store 5d1oc more per
100 lbs on bran. 2G3c per husheI on oats
and corn, and lo@l2c per l00 lbs on hay.
Wheat sHORTs-Per 100 lbs, Jjcd
Sl.O0.
CORN CH0PS-Mlxed and pure, sio5d
10
oATS-Per bushel, 40741c.
HAY-AIfalfa, So mIl2.5O: choice tim
So 0jGiS 90; North Texas and Territory nay,
S9'5Od12. So
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Dry Goods.

New York, July 2.-The Intensely hot
weather has been against spot business
in all directions and store trade has been
of restricted character. The tone Of the
market was firm for all descriptions Of
cotton goods ami the FalI-Rver market Is
also firm, Silks are in quiet request at
changed.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York July >. -Clearlngs $3Io,107
an: balances SIT 42t 690
Paris July 2--Tnree Per cent rentcs 1907
zoe Tor the account; exchange on London
25c 2I,Ac for checks.
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SUGAR.

New York, July 2-Sngar-Raw steady
to firm; fair refining 9-l6; centrifugal,
g6 test, 1872; molasses sugar 5-16. Re
hned-Steady.
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KANsAs cTrY.
Especial to The Post,


Stock Yards, Kansas City Mo, July 2 80
The following sales by Texas stockmen
were made today:
Thomas Coggin Abilene. 65s round steers,
3 20. NJ. NJ. Hargess, Elgln, Oh pound
steers $50. 94I-pound steers. s., t044.
pound steers, 4 90: r. NJ Bressie. Bliss,
973 pound steers, 3 So Connolly & Bush,
Caney, D25'pound steers, $50; 1850 pound
steers 4 90; u G. Sugg, Sugden SD pound
cows, 2 90; s74-pound helfers, 3.35; 1867
pound steers 90
900 native, 1900 Texas 400 calves: MARKET
steady to a shade lower; choice dressed
beef steers . 25ai.5. Is; fair to good $50
. p stockers and feeders 3 OOffJ Is: West.
ern fed steers 4 50Gi5 20; Texas and In
dians &. 156l5 rs; Texas grass steers GOA
A. 90; COWS . saGf6 %; hefers 3 OOfl4 90;
Gamers ,75m2 70; bulls 2 61sf4 50 calves
3.OOli4 10. Hogs Receipts 5000; market
JM10c lower; heavy . 40Gi6 90; lights 8 II
al 50; pigs 5.00d6 l5 sheep Receipts
1000; steady TO Zoe lower lambs 10a15c
lower; lambs s 25M5 10: wethers 2. 25M
Texas grass sheep 3 25M3. 70.
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General Electric IS ......a....... 20u
Iowa Central lists. offered ........s .llIN
Itnis and Nash unified IS ..........1u2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ids ~. S6M
Missouri Kansas aud Texas As ... DStl
New YORK Central lists .............. fOieA
WV Jersey Central general On .... .l32
Northern Pacific rs ..,.........s.... -
Northern Pacific Is .k....a....t.....lO 4ls
New York chic and ST Louis As. .1O1l5
Norfolk and Western consol Is ..... .102ia
oregon Navigation lists ,s..........log
oregon Navigation 4s ..,4,..........lV 2i5
Oregon short Line Is ...........s...1l Oia
oregon Short lane consol IS ........11S
Reading general As ....4....4..... ~
Kio Graude Western lists .........alDl
ST 1. and Iron Mountain consol 0s...l1T
- I and San Fran general Us ,.,. 1851
St Paul consois Observation-Disclosures
y PAU chic aud Pacific lists (offeredD. 10
1t paul Chic and Pacific IS ........llIA
southern Pacific Is .s................ %
Southern Railway Is ................1lS
standard Rope aud Irvine Us ......... 63
'rt1as aud Pacific lists ............ l1sis
Texas and Pacific DDS ...............1 H
Union Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. l1i5
Wabash 2ds Observation-Disclosures.
West Shore IS .,................
wisconsin Central lists - 1914
Virginia Centuries ...,.,....,....,... a4S
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METALs.

New York, July 2,-Tin-- East 27.7o bid,
20 10 asked Pig iron warrants dull, $50
Q10.O0. Lake copper dull, 100. Isead uns
changed at 4.S7l5. Spelter dull, S.0oGS.a5.
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London Consols.

London July 2--Consoie for money ant
account l9t4 Bar silver 27i4d. short bill,
2 l6no 7t6 per cent? three months billi
lLMaA nor cont
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there is no material change from last week
Slow sale for inferior stuif. TOP corn fec
hogs wanted
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AppLEs- Texas per reck, 30a4oc; one
quarter hlishel boxes
BANANAS--Straigh ~ .vod2OO per
buncn, PACKED: culs, 81 oOQl -.
CANTALOUPES--C Crate. 40d3c,
CHERRIES Buick Oregon S2.oOGI2 30.
IEMONS- California. extra fancy, 81 80
d375. Messiuas. 81 1904 25; fancy box,
81 o.. ~
ORANGES Valencia lates, $3.5oi Medi
terrsneau sweets So, -; Rudded, So on:
F'PEACHES- -Four basket crates, sJcG
81 90; "a -bnshel boxes 45Cq35c.
PEA rs 81 356i2 10.
PfNFAPPLES- Grated, per dozen, 81 OoD
25, per, crate 50 SOFAS 90.
PLU'MS-Per peck, Wild Goose, 35a8l C.;
Kelsey, 30d40c; California, Somon, $500
a. so
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APPLES-Fancy evaporated, 50-b boxes,
615c; lib cartons, &c; choice evaporated,
IPRICOTS Per ID. loose, Zoe.
CITRON--In 10Th ooxes, lSc.
CuRRANTS bbls., 1870; 2o.lb boxes
cleaned, bulk, lac; Lib cartons, 15c.
Dates Lib packages, loe; 6o-ib boxes,
FIGS California, 12hc; imported, l5a
PEACHES--Choice new stock, sac
RAISINS-C California, 3-crown, l.. l.,
hoxee 50 90: A-lb H. l.. raisins, 65d75c;
2.csowu e. NJ. raisns, sob boxes, s0s4 c
3-crown i, 81 raisins, 50lb boxes Sc.
PRTTNES- -California, 5060s, Sc: 60-70s
75c. 10 sos, &c: s0-00s, 51kc; O0-1oOs, 5c
NUrs- Brazil. lac per ID; flberts, Sicily.
i5c, waiunts, 14m15c peanuts. fancy hand
picked. 5%d6c No. ., l%d5ci Jumbo, 5l5d
r.. almonds. Turagopa. isc N In SACKS;
Itrtiar ohestnuts 10c. pecnns collected
i0c; large, 12015c; medium. Ease.
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New York. duly 2.-Thc Commensurate
vertiser's ondou financial cahlesram: INC
b, slress there was In the afternoon was
compressed into the FIRST -FOUR and Il half.
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Bonds.
Bonds.
.,-t,,, ara ouotationE for bonds Mt the

Following are quotations for bonds nj Tee
close OF market In New York:
Tfnifod states Is refunding, regist. 49,. lOI
tinted States 2s refundlng, coupon. .igI
ir.tited states ss' coupon ........ 1OSK
fInitad States new As, registered, ~
United states new IS, coupon .-.- ~
United s ststes CID e. d TsEs1sFea ii
limited states IS, registered $3.50. .iusA
lfnited states IS. coupon .-.-,-...- iuish
p.siiiss VI -sneraI ~ ......,..l D4A
alchtson' adjust aent As .......... uSh
Cnpada Southern Znds ,.t......4,.,.,
Chesapeake and ONO AVS .-..----.-.l uls
cbesspeaEe ana Ohio So ......., 1lJ55
e.,ss -snd Sorthwestern consoi rs - 142la
ishl and Northwestern Deb % lzz.7
Chicago Terminal As ......,..+..... JAZZ
nenyey and RIO Grande AZ .lOl&
ttsnnt..'' .s,e".,ei a ........ ~
F Fsas woTta ana Denver city st....lOgsA
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
,beir correctness can be relied upon The
nriees are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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The following are tne i've stock quota
lions for this market as furnished by y.
B. saunders. Jr., successor 10 BoK'saund'
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PRODUCE

BEEswAX-Prine Texas. 22d23c per
pound.
3%c: Bayou 315c: English dried Be- pinks,
SIC; Lima. 6AgTc; black eyes, 4b9c;
Michigan navy, none; California navy,
Size; Snaps 500 per hushelj wax. St5l
per bushe; Dutch Lima, Sc
BUTTER Blue Star i9a2oc; dairy, I6@
lie; Elgln creamery, 22Q23c' oleomargarlne
dairy prints lie; Lincoln solids l01sdllc;
prints, lld11Rc; Special Blue Star, lac;
Crystal Gem and Country rolls, 19c;
Special dairy 15c; fancy dairy, lIci
Texas country butter, 7@ise; Texas bricks,
I5d19c.
(ARBAG E-1 1@d1%e per pourd.
CHEESE-W Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
lac Wisconsin full cream daisies, l2la9l3n;
Wisconsin half cream. i2i2GlSc
EGGs--Texas. T6fSc per dozen Kansas,
he. Texas cold storage i3Ad14c,
KRAUT-New. in half barrels. a24JQ
200
ONlGN- s5a0Oc per hushel.
PEPPER Chile, l4@lSc per Id; black
PFo1ATOES1 New gacaStOo per bushel
POULTRY Chickens, hens. good, 81 va
. 80; fryers. largo. 81 2od2 30; hroilcrs,
81 5tGl so: cocks, large old: 81 So ducks
large. 81 SOFAS 90. geese, full ieaihcteu,
SIX. 65G4'oo: turkfysN hens. SiooA6 30
turkeys gohhlers, So. 0tNf7 90.
TOMATOES crate, 30G4oc.
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Following are the sales OF stocks ana
closing prices on the New York stock mar
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CANNED GOODS,

CANNED FRUf,rs-Apples, s-lb,. s5ci
pineapples, sliced, Sl.l0; eyeless and core.
less. 81. T5d1. S5; extra grated, 81 b5Q1l 30;
pears 2-lb. soc; strawberries, 2lb sJc;
blackberrieS, Glib 73c; peaches, 2lb 81 10;
peaches, BIB Si.55Gl.60; pie peaches. s'ib
CANNED yEGETABLEs- Tomatoes. 2
bib, LIGHT weight, 65c. BIB. light weight
s5c; okra aud tomatoes, 2lb 90c. Canned
kraut 3-b S1.c0 California asparagus, ~
no 81 g5d2lo. lib California asparagus
dps 500; baked beans s-lb s5c; Alb s5ci
bib string beans. Toe; Glib kidney beans,
n5c: 2.lh stTingless beans, Si.25; BIB mar
rowfat peas, S1,10; 2.lb American Petit
Pols peas Si.odl.75; alb hnlled corn,
S5c; Pride OF Maryland, SOC.
CALIFORNIA FRuIT-,Extra standard,
21s-lh peaches; lemon cling Sl.eodl 49,
yellow Crawford 81 SoMt.S5; black cher.
rles s2.00d205 white cherries, 81. 100
2l5; apricots, SL75Q1.s0; Strawberries
50 udd2 1O piums, S16b@l.T5; grapes, 100
Qi.60; seconds Toe per dozen less than
extra standard prices.
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X. & 9. Beers Cotton Letter.

auce Of the list showed losses II 10 2
points compared with yesterdays closing.
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ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, July 2-Cattle- Receipts 7snO
Including 5000 Texans steady l06ftNc low,
err native shipping ana export 3 O0dB 90:
steers under 1000 pounds z. 4oGf3 IS; stock
ers aud feeders 2 556I4 10; COWS and helf
ers = O0a4 So Gamers 266I2 SO; bulls
I 05; cows and heifers 2. 40Sf4 IL. Hogs =
Receipts ll,2o0; market 30 lower; pigs md
lights Sp0i5 %; packers S56I5 81 butch
ers 95d6 20. Sheep Receipts $500; mar.
ket dull. native muttons 3 O113 50: lambs
3 bOH5 30, cnlls and bucks .00G13. Is:
stockers 2 25d5. as; Texas sheep 8. 25q3 so
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Other Spot Markets.

New York-Spots closed dull, prices nm
Changed: stock 1G6,32l bales.
Good ord ... I 1916 Good mid "a BIG
Low mid ....S T16 Mid fair -, .a%
Hllddling SIS Sales ., no
liverpool closed quiet and firm,
prices unchanged sales 1000 bales or
which GOO were American; speculation
and export 800 bales
Ordinary ....4 Middling -, 1892
Good ord .... Az Good mid "a 81 81
ow mid. Az Mid fair ..,..5 1882
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es iOlh cans Nc higher: 5-lb cans "
higher; alb cans lie higher.
HAMS Standard ll0ilAc; picnic hams,
LIME Bulk. st.oo per barrel; eoopered.
HONEY In barrels, eogTsc per gallon:
in bulk s@iic; In i2ib cans, extracted,
MoLASsEs Reboied, fair i6A@lsc;
prime, 2On2ic: choice, 20ll26c; fancy new
crop syrup s2lS3c; pure new crop syrup,
CONDENSED MILK Eagle, 50 some "a;
cbsIienge. 81 SCSd3. So.
! OYSTERS i,lb full weight so toz -Ssgtsos:
2lb fglI weight, S lSS @,gpi79 LIP
S.ib, light weight, s5Ssaoc 'S'O'~'
Pickles Five. gallon kegs 81 IS; 10
gallon kegs g ~ oels SOC pl,nts
style, 81 500 is,geilon, So ioll2 25; ! sal,
lon. American. style. 81, sSaf8. 80; 1-saiion
RICE Extra fancy head. elsats4c;
choice sSdsS,s s; fair 4%at4ae; fancy im
p5R9tnSppl o3SiSoiAo basis ria. ~. uoru,
lie; unfarred lath yarn. Sc; tarred. fl4c,
bis, 2s.i6s, $3.50: soSs, $3.50; ioo'ss s&So;
SALT FISH Msckersl No. IN. Io-lo
81 ooda 80. tubs. So: oouS5 30.
Rirer sl6o; Castle RocS. Columbia RIVE River,
SIG5Gi1T5; Spear Alaska si.l5; Toy Co
lumhia River, SIPS: Blue Bell Columbia
River S1.1O. Violet brand. $3.50 Cnrna
tion brand Fancy Red Alaska. 81 35stl 40
SARDtNlsS1 American quarters. 81 %
mustard, So 20, imported Gillette grade
quarters, $1l.5o. fancy sprais,' quarters
81 90
STARCH Standard goods Pearl, In 40.lh
boxes, 3a4GI4c; Royal Gloss, bulk, 4hc;
Nickel. 100 packages, per box, $40; corn
starch, She per 10, 20 and Sob boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
speclaI rates are given on carload orders
standard graduated 5.s5c; cubes and pow
dered 6I5c; Louisiana yellow parahned,
fancy, 3. zoe: choice 5.4Thc.
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TEXASCATTLE IN MARKET
THlRTY-EleHT HUNDRED SOLD AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts at Other Points Were Also
Heavier Than for Some Tme--Priees
Slightly Lower.

Special To The Post. Reported nv the ST.
Louis National Stock Yards.
National Stock Yards, H., July 2-Ihe
following sales by Texas ana Territory
stoeEmcn were reported yesterday:
r. Carrow, Henrietta, Texas. 1925 pound
steers, -; } II. Newman Sweet water.
Texas, aj4pound steers, 90; A. r. New.
man, 950pound steers, 3. So; James A. Gal.
laghor, San Antonio, Texas, 95s noun
steers 4 %, 9a3 pound steers, 4 40; NJ. G..
Hawkins, Finita, l. r.. 1870 pound steers,
go loIs pound steers, AS Eighty two
ans, sold; 40 TO l2c lower.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18

Diamon6eld Jack Davis will NOT
hang. The board Of pardons has
ordered that his sentence be COM
muted to imprisonment for life. Ii
is question which Is the most Sc
we're, work all his fife, without re.
ward. and none Of the few pleas
ures that come to those who labor
or 90 ct once to eternal rest at the
end ola rope. The state will get
all the value Of Jacks labor; feed,
and clothe him, nurse him when
Ill and inter his remains At death.
Well. after all. the state may get
enough out Of his labor to pay part
OF the interest on the cost Of his
trial.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18
Price Outlook.

Will wheat be high or low this
fall is the question that is Of most
interest now that harvest time is
at hand and we are assured Of q
good crop. Drauths in Kansas
and Missouri have damaged the
crops, but the loss falls almost ems
tirely upon the corn producers.
The wheat crop had matured be-
fore the dry weather set ia. Trade
reviews are unit in the assertion
that this year's wheat crop for the
United States will be almost q re.
cord breaker. The wheat crop as
a whole is now estimated at 7o4. ;
$50, 900 bushels which may have
to be revised in the direction Of a
reduction. The wheat remaining
in the farmers hands is estimated
at 81 900, 900 which is less by 2o,-
900, 600 bushels than on July Ist q
year ago. Domestic consumption
is even on the increase but making
due allowances for this and the
small supply on hand when the
year opened there appears available
for export about so per cent more
than went abroad in the year Of
greatest export. Wheat growing
countries abroad have only average
or short crops this year and this
tends to strengthen the market.
This demand called for the ship.
ment last week from Atlantic ports
of 1000. 900 bushels more than
was exported year ago. Wheat
prices are firm and vigorous, rallies
follow each decline aud will con-
tinue to do SO so long as the
foreign demand continues.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court Of the S&cond judicial, d,s,r;r
q sns State Of Idaho. IN and for Nez Perce county
Saivador Maranda plaintiff. vs.. Anthony Berardj
uefendant; Action brough, in the district court Of
me Second judicial district ofthe state Of daho ID
said county of Neg Perez in the once of the cserl
OF said district.
Inc state OF Idaho sends greeting to Anthony
action brought against you BY the above uamed
plaintiffs in the district court OF the Second judcia
district. state OF Idaho in and for Neg Perce county
sna 70 answer the complaint filed therein within ten
days Exclusive Of the servce) after the service ou
you OF this summons Il served within this county Of
,e;veo wtno9s TINS county but within this district
Iossy days. or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said com-
Said action is brough, to obtain degree Of this
court for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
described IN the complaint and executed by the said
George Kea duly assigned to plaintiff. Salvador Mar
anda said mortgage being executed on the 24th day
2, U.oOss ,oo secure the paymen, Of four certain
P!omsSso1y notes. each bearing date OF said October
X: October -. 1900. October ~. 1901. October q.
= aSs each executed BY the said
eaen in gold coin of the United States Of
america OF the present standard and each bear
Per annum from their saiddate until paid interest to
e pald annually, ana It not SO paid. the whole sum
cotn principal and interest to become Immediately
note Without notice. and in Of suit or action
proSeea.ne instituted to collect said notes any
pol.son thereof the said maker promises and agrees
lnsren 70 pay addition to the costs and dsburse-
menss psovioeo cy statute. reasonable sum in gold
so S 3 aHpsy tees 10 said suit Or action each Of
sac nOles having thereon and cancelled four cents
revenue stamps and each Of said notes it
J. snegeo was on the l7h day Of December 1900, BY
.s tnereon 10 writing duly assigned to the
.ne p's'nun' tne present owner and holder of the
sane. Ana to secure the payment Of the said notes
the said mortgage was duly executed bv SAID An
tnonS neIAldi mortgaging TO the said George Rea
g see0nty Iot sne payment OF the said pr0missory
u s. seUs.n 'anos oescnoed IN plaintiffs COM
plant 70 which complaint reference Is hereby made
ano aescr0ea IN the said mortgage recorded In book
q "a =. ~ pages S34 OF she records Of Neg
rsISs Sounty 70 winch reference Is also made. Tha.
S Ss. e1 on ssio mortgage before IFS delivery
ouy acknowledges and the same certified to 50 rs To
ente the same TO be recorded. and was recorded ON
Octooer ~ 1872 IN the said book IS. page 33< which
sssirrSd e IA AZ s LIN was also duly
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18

Federation may have Its rivals, all
depending on its own occupancy Of
the labor field, whether fully com.
prehensive OF ali labor interests or
not. 1t is not improbable that
with the Federation as q leading
factor all organizations may be
brought into such harmony of
purpose and action as to form
practically a Labor trust which
shall stand between the working.
man and the capitalist. The right
Of combination is not by any means
one to be exclusively enjoyed by
capital.
What is right for capital must
be right for labor, from> a legal
standpoint. Trusts and com oina.
tons are not disturbed by the
courts; labor has numerous court
decisions sustaining its right to
combine for self-protection and for
promotion of its interests. Trusts
exist by sufferance; labor combina.
tions have legal sanction. Trusts
can plead only expediency; labor
can plead necessity. and, therefore,
7
has moral right too. As between
combinations Of capital and COM
binations of labor, there is boto
legal and moral justification for
the latter which fully substantiates
its right to combine, beyond
reasonable doubt Of any man who
understands the conditions govern.
ing the industrial field. The de.
cision Of the honest arbiter must
be in favor Of labor every time.
The present movement to closely
ally all labor organizations is,
therefore, not only natural result
Of the closes combination Of capital,
but is in legal and. moral right Of
labor in defense Of itself against
the encroachments Of capital and
for the promotion of its interests.
The, Steel trust must be confronted
by solid union OF all iron and
steel workers if wages are to be
maintained and hours are to be
regulated for the health and well
fare Of the toilers in mills and
furnaces. Every other big Trust
must be similarly restrained, until
the relations between capital and
labor be more harmonious and pro-
ductive Of justice to the latter.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18

A chip from an elm which Mr..
Gladstone cut down at Howarden
sold recently in London at auction
for FIVE shillings. Gladstone chips
will soon be as rare as Lincoln
rails aud as valuable since posterity
delights to honor the worlds two
greatest wood choppers.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United States land Of
dcs, Lewiston. Idaho. May 81. 1901.
Notice Is herebv given that the following nance
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make fLa
proof In support Of his claim. and that said proc
VIII ee gads before Register and Receiver a Lewis
ton. Idaho. on July 10. 1901 Wig:
MARY A. GWIN,
Of 6seman. Idaho for the " u n " Hne u Sc,
- ~ IS r2w B. m. $50
ne names the following Witnesses to prove hi.
land. viz:
Louis Duncan,
Frank Hart
James r Gavin Beenan
J. B. WEST Register, +
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18
Greater Combinations Of Labor.

Great combinations of capital
are having their natural results in
greater combinations Of labor.
Million dollar Trusts are produc-
ing organizations of millions of
members. Among these organiza.
tons. the American Federation of
Labor now stands foremost and
may continue 10 do SO. But the
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-07-18

Proposals for net beef and -four. U s. Indian
school Service. Fort lapwai School. via Lewiston
possls for Beef Flour" as the case may be. ana
addressed TO the undersigned at Lapwa. via lewis
ton. Idaho, will be received this school until two
clock p n OF July 81 1901. for furnishing and de-
nvering At this school required during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1902 about 20 600 pounds beef
net. and OOtO pounds flour. as per specifications
ana instructions 10 bidders to be had upon applica-
tton TO the Undersigned. For further ,nformatio
apply 10 WILLIAM II. SMITH. superintendent