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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-24
SOME VIOLENT DECLINES.
Weakness of AmaIgamated Copper
Played Havoc with Stocks.
COLLAPSE IN PRICES CREATED RuaORs
OF Shortcomings in the Management and
Finances in the Coppor Company and
Other Minor lndustrials.

New York. September -. -Amalgnmated
Copper fell 81 polnts bciow the dnal prices
OF Saturday late IN the day today. and after
a point rally on covering by room shorts
was running OF rapidly again before the
close, the last price showing net loss Of
"a following the o., loss of Saturday An
aconda, the only one OF tho controlled com.
panies dealt In on the exchange fen an OK
tremc Ga and lost Ok net. This comprised
most Of the market for the day
There was some early resistance In few
railroad stocks hut Il was abandoned In
face Of the persistent aud heavy liquidation
In Amalgamated Copper. and the whole
market turned weak. The net losses run
between | and over : points In quite an cx-
tended list OF Important stocks Such
violent decline as that Of Amalgnmated
Copper is bound 10 affect the stock market
IN sympathy, whatever the conditions else
The Amnlgamated Copper movement
gained In lntu0nce by reason uf collateral
lhterences drawn from II hy spectators.
Although highly manipulating speciality,
the stock has been more acknowledgements
ed than some other industrills hy reasou
Of the influential character OF the control
OF the company. The reduction In the div
ldend and the collapse In the price have
led 20 dying rumOrs of SHORTCOMINGS In
management and hnances of the same char
ncter recently disclosed by several of the
minor industrial companies The effect WINS
10 engendcr distrnst of all the inaustrlals
and their blind pool methods, Also the
reduction Of Amalgamated DIVIDEND follow
ing upon the conservative refusal by rartly
IDENTICAL interests to advance the st. Paul
OF the indispostion Of Standard oil capi
tausts to stimulate a rise IN prices
As the fact has been obvious that insiders
were advancing the Morgan railroad proId
critics and the Gould properties Southern
hallway Eric aud Manhattan continuing an
advance even this morning Spectators
were Inclined To draw an Inference Of re-
neWed discord among the great financial
powers whose quarrel prcclpitatcd the
Northern Pacific corner, In addition. the
ed TO Weld such resources 90 the money
market as was the case last week while
me neaNN movement of currency to the In
kallroad bonds werc strong hut became
irregular, as stocks turned weak Total
sales, par value, S2,5T5 900
Stocks.
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. Decrease.
New York Money.

New York September % Money on call
per cent. ruling rat Il per cent Prime
mercantile paper 56t6 per ccut Sterling
exchange firm with actual business IN bank
ers bills al 4 S5ik for demand and nj
4s2% for sixty DAYS; postel rates S3t4
and 1 Sc; commercial bills 4 s2A. Bar sil-
yer 5S1s. Mexican dollars 1917 GOvcrn-
ment bonds strong State bonds inactive;
railroad bonds irregular.
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London Financial Cable.

New York September ~ The CONNER
cial Advertiser London duaucial cable
gram says. The Jewish holiday restricted
business on the stock exchange today, MS
did the fact that we ure ON the eve of set
Element day American stocks We're idly
firm ON your Saturday bank statement, but
there was sharp break on the street after
the close of business.
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CareiII & Richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas September 23-With
clear and warm weather ovep the entire
cotton belt and a disappointing Liverpool,
cotton suffered another decline today Con.
siderable strength was shown early on light
receipts aud talk among the weather
prophets that another n0rther Ras prob
able soon. but too much cotton was for
sale to permit the market to hold. The
New York stock market had quite sevNe
decline which did not help cotton any.
Here is q sample of some of the crop
reports that are being sent In: Paris
Texas. Farmers holding everywhere in
North Texas, but pressure getting heavy.
Think any decline will start stampede
Plant frutng heavily, Notwithstanding
report to the contrary Liverpool closed
LEA lower, with sales of 1OOOO bales at
1-1G decline, New York closed 10 10 Il
points down. New Orleans to 5 down.
York; unchanged elsewhere While light
receipts are q bullish Influence on one
hand the utter lack Of demand from spin
ners offsets II. leaving the market In q
condition to he regulated by the weather.
We believe that for the next two weeks
prices will he governed more by the
weather than any other condition, II con-
tinued clear warm weather Is seen IN
doubtcdly lower prices viii be realized,
but on the other hand, general rains or Il
cold wave would cause n Wild scramble
among shorts and result in the market
selling probably considerable higher than
It has sold at any tlme this season. The
weekly bureau tomorrow Is expected m1te
bearlsh. Liverpool is due TO be 2-Gl lower
tomorrow Carglll & Richardson,
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Absolutely leads all in practical results, Write.

COWS 2.1562S5; native cows 2GOGlA.OO;
helfors 3 20G5 20 canuerS i5Od2 aut hui .
= 25a4.25. calves S1Ja550. Hogs Re.
ccpls 400 Market SC higher Heavy
700m7l 10, light 6.2UG605 pigs 5,O0dG 10
sheep Receipts 1000. Market t0c higher.
Western lambs 3.5OM4 40; Western wethers
30Od8 10; ewes 25o@3O0l stockers and
feeders 20Oa3.25.
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DRUGS AND CHTMTCAIs-

Qulplne, i0a42c per ounce bottle; nor.
per ounce; borax SI9c per pound In 100
pound PACKAGES copperas, 81 40 In barrels
castor oil, 81 20 per gallon In h-gallon
IL barrels; alcohol, So 70Q3 90 per gallon;
sulphur. 81 % per 100 In barrels; alum,
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New Orleans, September 23.-The con
tinued unsatisfactory textile trade cordi
lions In Europe combined. to large Amert
can spot offerings, caused the easness in
Liverpool Our market however onIv
opened lG3 points lower and advanced 76,S
points shortly after on fears of colder
weather In the northwest section Of the
neIt. Receipts Were moderate. owing 10
the restricted demand vet thcv. neycTtbe-
IeSS, deferred short selling spcculativcly.
The official weather prediction was for
cooler weather in the Northwestern nor
ton of the cotton district, while elsewhere
no material change In temperature win
anu the easlnesS prevalent In spots became
known realizing and stop orders quickly
occasioned break of II points from the
TOP, making the net loss on the day 6d7
points.
It was thought by number Of opera
tors that large short spot interest for
September shipment had to be lluuldated
From the information we gather the SEP.
tenibcr engagements are small and the
probabilities are that many dealers who
have bought ON this theory will find II
hard matter TO dispose Of their holdings
except at concessions. SplunerS evidence
no disposition and show no anxiety, claim,
ing that present values are prohibitive,
considering the unsatisfactory textile trade
conditions prevalent in Europe Mexican
adVlccS state trade Is bad aud the stock
of cotton goods Is heavy. Referring to
trade in our country Northern spinuers
take gloomy view Of the situation and
so far are pursuing the same hand To
mouth policy MS European SpinuerS. The
moderate movement has prevented short
sclling; still the world knows 1t Is not due.
to scarcity of supplies In the interior,
hut Is caused by a restricted demand aud
holding back for higher prices.
From the existing features 1t looks as II
IL will require constant buying To maintain
the present level unless marked improve
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PRODUCE.
BEESMA Prime Texas gado3c per

BEEswAX- Prime Texas 22@2Sc per
BEANS imported navy beans, 4itat
pinks, JAc; Lima. 6A@7c black eyes, B
tl1lsc. Michigan navy. none, California
navy, Aiec; Snaps. 81 per huShel. wax,
81 so per bushcl. Dutch Lima, &C.
RUTTER Blue star. 2OM2ic, dairy i96t
.oc; lllgln creamery. 25N2dc, Texas BRICKS
l10t lUc. OcomHtguriue Daisy solids
lac; prints, 1Sc Monkeys special lSc
CRYSTAL Gem ana country rolls loo; EN-.
pilc state special, lic; special Blue Star,
lSc. Ideal, lOgc
CARRIAGE 99sc per pound.
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
lie; Wisconsin full cream daisies, lla
iit9c; Wisconsin half cream, 19lgGtl3c
EGGS. Kansas, Zoe; Texas cold storage,
1gc, Tpsas. 1tMt5c.
KRAUT New, in aalf barrels, s4.250
A TO,
ONtONS-Por pound, 2hc.
PEPPER Guile, l4Wl5c per III; black
Singapore. lbc
POTATOES Nominal.
PEANUTS-Jumbos per pound, 6ibc;
POULTRY Chickens. hens, good, S3Ut0
3 40; fryers large, 81. OO0i3 30; hrollers
~ 5o@2 II, mixed lots, . 65a3 90; cocks
large, old, 81 90 ducks, large, 81 5og3 IS;
geese full fcnthcrcd, 50 25nlOu, turkeys
hens, 5.00d5 30; turkeys, gobblers, S6 %
al 90, young turkeys So 21a3 a.
SWEET POTATOES Vans, 81 30 hu.
TOMATOES New Mexico IA bu baskets
81 ,Uld 30; California, 81 -
CELERY Colorado white. per bunch
GpGT5c.
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".,"7 e5-96 IN 7,GO 7.el o2
'''oo'e0 7.67 7.55 7.55 10
: Oo'Ne IN SPOT COTTON.

be Heb,Ir'a,d' raiders Are Holding Apart
|orls."s.p Holiday Had Eject.
c,s. pS September 2s.-The market
Has, was on stand as to prices
~. laere was slight leaning
!. ps' range of values in some
bfssl sympathetic result OF the
|fpoo no., no'h in Spots and coEtrac,s
49, me close observance Of yom
eIen. nay Of Atonemenl nv the
IA n~ however, had a quieting
i tbs , %cal movement, materially
reyer n eU,eLne Of offerings. and buy.
kaecr srn, Inclined TO trade found
'lsptsed paes available. Buycrs
9sser hand calm t conversions. but,
Inents lid s, figures, and via he
ktAiaE Sss there was email room
'''ases sRss 81 sSlng a fair line OF
wv bales, including
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WIRE NAILS SO. 90 bnse per keg
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden,
g. - per 100 lbs; Galvanized Baker, per-
feet, So, 10 per 100 lbs.
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London ConsoIs.


money 03 5-1G. account 03 $40 Bnr silver
duh &c l316d per ounce. Money IMl4
per cent The rate Of discount In the Oprn
market for short bills 2lSd2I per cent /:
three months bills 3a,l663 5-l6 per cent
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Special 10 The Post)

Stock Yards, Kansas city Mo, Septem-
Der % The following sales by Texas and
Indian Territory stock men were reported
today;
Jones Wtherspoon, Duncan. 8J5.pound
cows, 2.55; w r. Washington Mincop,
675pound cows 255; $50 pound steers
2,S2iI; Fay Jones, Duncan, SCI pound cows
2,S5; Omstead & snyder Silyerdale,- 04O-
pound steers $50: w r. Moore, Red Rock,
bl7-pound steers. 335; 1immons & With
erspoon Fort Cobb. 1912 pound steers, 3 40;
s26pouud steers, 325; Mitchell & Senrldge,
okmulgee 070pound steers $50; j. r..
Rose, Marietta, pS5pound steers, 1856 o..
Gordon, Red Fork i162-pound steers, $40;
Smith g. Dale, Fort Cobb, 737-pound cows,
2, 45i 155'pound calves. $40,
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. September 90 Three ner cent
rentes 1901 S7Isc for the recount Ex-
change on London 25f 22iac for checks
New York, September % C hearings
$114S70, 2s6; balances S6SiT, 400.
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NEW ORLEANs.


New Orleans, Teptember 23--The New
Orleans Live Stock exchange reports
Market amply supplied with steers,
calves aud yearllngs choice, active and
firm. Corn fed hogs and fat sheep wanted.
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New York Drv Goods.

Now York, September % Dry Goods
The market has ruled very quiet through,
out the day, so Gar as spot business is
concerned. the Hebrew observation Of the
Day OF Atonement restricting the number
of buyers In attendance.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
CoTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r. o. b. mill, Texas interior points, nc
cording to location. Per gallon
Prime crude oil, loose. ...,. 30126f 81
Prime summer yellow OIL 33lhd "a
Linters. according to quality 0lAM OF
Per ton.
Hulls, haled .......'-.,...s "a 30
Prime cotton seed meal. 20 20 d22 rs
Prime cotton seed cake. - 80 az u
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliy,
cry at Galveston.
Memphis September 23--Cotton seed oil
prime crude 3l63h; of crude 29n2gl5
yellow So Meal, prime, 1850; of 1900.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, September % Butter-Flrmi
creamery 14d90h; dairy 13Gi17. Cheesei
New york. September 90 Eggs Receipts
549a packages. Market frmer Western
candled 90lsd2l; Western uncandled IA
81. Louis. September 28.-Poultrv- Easy;
chickens 7: spflngs o; turkeys ~; young
7: ducks cal: geese 4. Rutter--Steady:
kansas city, September %. Eggs-Flrm
Ice.
ElgIn, H., September 90 Butter ad
yanted / cent today. The offerings 1900
pounds. sold nj dc. at which price the
market was declared firm. The sales OF
the week aggregated 60T.OO0 pounds.
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Chicago, September 23.-Cattle-Re Receipts
10000, including 1000 Texans and 400
Western. Market steady. Good 10 prime
steers 8. 20Gj co; poor 10 medium 4.25d
g. 90; stockers ana feeders . 5Odf4. 80; cows
= b0m4 70; helfers 2 256l5 90; Gamers / 80
az. 80; bulls I s06i4 10; calves 3. 00@3 75
Texas sheep 3. OOl4 90; Western steers 3,T5
as. as. Hoa- Receipts 2S0O0, Market
strong and 5dlOc higher. Good TO choice
heavy 7 l0M7 87i5; Hight 00@7 10: bulk
OF sales .S5dT 10. Sheep Receipts 5000,
Sheep generally steady; lambs strong let
Zoe higher Good Ia choice wethers 8, 60p
3 SIS; fair to choice mixed 30@3 90; West
ern sheep g. 25Gt3 80; native lambs 3.OO9
4.75 Western lambs 3.7544 65.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and
Their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole.
sale markets.
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LESS 1lG
BANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the clcarngs Of tho Hous
ton banks, together with the amount of in
crease or decrease over last year:
rhis week. Last year. Inc
Saturday ..S2Bli, $40 $27Et. l2S 'Sl2,
Monday .... 2SlA6q3 LASTS So 32o, sol
Decrease.
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DRIED rRtITs AND Nurs

APPLES Fancy cvuporated. 80 III boxes.
0hci l.lh cartons, fancy N9lc, cartons
choice sac choice cvaporated, &c, sun
APRiCOrS-per ID, loose, Toe
ClTNON Ia 10 III boxes, 1Sc.
CURRANTS- n hhs, 13i5c % ID boxes
cleaned, bulk, lac; lib cartons, lgc.
&c
FIGS California, l2Mc; imported. la
1Sr.
PEACHES Choice new stock, SIgdsAc,
RA'SlNS california, 3rroNn, T. l..
boxes, 500; u boxes l., l.. ralAns, 60HI5c;
crown l.. NJ. raisins, 10 ID boxes &c; 8.
crown /: NJ. rnisins, bob boxes, I'VE.
PRtNES-CuliforuiA 30 1908. nc
NUTS Brazil, lac per III; flberts. Sicily.
l5c; wHlnuts, i4m15c peanuts, fnncy hand
plckcd, 3aiM6c; No. ., 4hmhc Jumbo, va
sacks pecans, selected, 10ci large, l2d1,c
medium Ease.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, September 23.--cattle-Re-
eeipts Il, 400. Including 5000 Texans. Market
steady. Choice export and dressed beet
steers b.HO6iG .25, fair to good 4S5edS. 70;
stOckers aud feeders 2,00ei4 20; fed West
ems 1905 rs; Western range steers a-SO1
A7O; Texas and Indians 26o43. s5i Ts4ss
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METALS.

New York. September 23. Tin easy 25 10
az 20; lake copper unbalanced 81 16lldlT;
lead quiet a3Tbs; 5peitef dulet 4,O5@4. 10;
pig ZION warrants unchanged.
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FlGs colIfornIo, i2Aci imported. "a


Carload lots f o. b. cars from mllera,
dealers charge from store oMi0c more per
lOu lbs on bran 2Gi3c per hushe on oats
and corn, and lOdl5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN Per 100 lbs 81 02Qli .Oi.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 Tbs, 05Gb
/ 10
CORN No 2 sacked 75a76c.
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81. 30q
] 40,
OATS Per bushcl, iSi9M5Oc.
HAY Alfalfa, Sl8 5UGtl3 a.; choice tim
othy, $1N oOmlg 80; South Texas prairie
hay, 50 0m1.oO: North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, $40 o0G17 90.
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HOUSTON.

and up ...++......s. ....-s.D 20 on w
Corn fed lights and rough A 10 G15 90
The present supply Is hardly equal TO the
demand and shipments Of fat stock VIII
lind ready sale at quotations. Top cornted
hogs wanted.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. September % Sugar
Quiet; centrifugal yellow 15-i6d4 s-l6;
seconds 2ds3s, Molasses steadyi centric
fugal 6qiO.
Steady; rehned-Steady.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Rcichmarks, CONNER
einl, 60 ys....... glA piN
RpnLers, 60 Jays ......4 S299.M 4 S@,l.,a
Commercial, 60 days, 4 S2A-lb SOL
SpinncrS ,..+..,...,.....4. S2i2.M 4 S1M
Francs, commercial, co
days ......,.,,...,.'5. 12Is Is 2i%
LESS l-lG.
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less Si15@iS5; extra grated. 81 SJl1i 90,
pears 2-lh zoe; strawberries. 2.lO,s S5c;
blacknerrles, 2,lh, t2c peaches, 2lb. $tlO;
pesaSenes' Glib N.0oqlVOi pie peaches, BIB,
CANNED vEGrr ,RLEs : Tomatoes 2
- olull weight, 55Msoci alb, full weight,
weight, SOC; okra and tomatoes. 2lb. Doe
Canned kraut 3,lh. none: California aspar.
Ssgs, ~ IN: " Is e az i9 ilS Califorpla as
2lb string beans 75ci bib kidney
beans }, 9SG' 10 sl,,Gslcsss beans si,2S 8 q
mp ne. peas, : 10; 20 american Petit
Blue Ridge. corn. soc; Pride OF Maryland,
noc: Newark, zoe
:, CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
yellow P eFaWfSid s sHsi Iss 6asR e6sp
ries, S2,00a2o5; white cherries, $2.lOai
giSi aprlcois, S1!5@lso; strawberries
S2OoM2. 10; plans, Si6j@l.Io; grapes, SL5O
alec; seconds Zoe per dozen less than
CANNED MoEHssEs- p. x L. Old Fash
igned, gallons $S.25 per case ia-galions,
hairomel Syrup, 2pound cans, o0dooc
FRUITS
Arkansas hills, 81 oOGfl 80: New Mexico
per iolb boxes, Si.0dt 80.
BANANAS Loose. Si25mi.50 packed,
ORANGES Mexican, 1925 per box.
PEACHES Fancy yellow freestonCs, T.
basket crate, $ooai. 10. fancy cllngs, 4,
basket crates 6OMT5c; packs, 2Tlgm35c:
California per box, 81 .OOdJ1 10.
COCOANI rs Per sack OF 100. $500: less
quantities, S4.2J6il.JO
CANrALOlipES New Mexico. per hask.
ct, fdcmSi 90: per crate. s.. 1063.O0
LEMONS Messnas, So 75Mf,O0.
PEARS bartlett, 81. 1j03.OA
PlNEAPPIES- Grated, per dozen, $1,000
% per crate, Si,JO0l3,00
PLUMS Per four.basket crates, calf
fornlN, 81 AO6it ~
CRATES California, Black Prince per 4
basket crate 81 80; Mnscats. per l.hasket
crate, Sl.d0; California rokay. $i,75.
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Following are tho sales Of stocks and
closing prices for the New York stock mar,
ket;
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Houston Daily Statement.


Gross recefpts thus far this week. "a 267
Gross receipts u days this season. li9 81
Cross receipts 81 days 1900 1901 II, -
Gross receipts u days lsNtlAo l~hs'4
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New York Futures,
LiuernooI Entnres.

Sent........431 s Jan-Feh 4 10 rs
Dctohcr. mad 23.24s Feb-Mar I'D 1G.17s
uct-Noy,.... 4 1N-2Os MarApr ..,..4.17s
Nov-Dcc. ,...4 lfb Apr May .....4. 1Tn
Dcc-JHn. / i6-tTs
asked; h bid selling; value.
Stock at United States Ports.
Stock This day ...................2S $50 7O3
Stock this day last week ........ 236, ISL
Stock this day last year ........ go I53
Excess this season .........,...... 1850
United States Exports.
This Last
week. year.
Exports to Great Rritain.., 6,3S4 oiN
Exports to France ........... 2.763 $50
Exports to continent. ........ $3.50 l3.17g
Net Receipts at All U. S. Ports.
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts of cotton by
the various railroads entering the CITY
Houston aud Texas Central. ...,.,. 2'ndd00
International and Great Northern. 100
Galveston. Harrisburg and ). A.. l,uidd
IonstoS rast and West TeNaS l60
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe..,''., LIZ
San Antonio and Arunsas Pass',.''' aid999
Missouri, Kansas and reXHs,..',''.'' 49,
= "I""ss.rs - Gn9
Total ,...s'...-''''',''' ''''''''' -''V'N
Houston Spots.
Houston Spots closed duh and easy
prices unchanged; stock 1892 bales;
Today. saturday. year.
tSS sESin'sy Isle sisAs 81
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-13
"Princess OF Patches

In these days of exaggerated con>edy
and impossible drama 1t Is pleasant 10
chronicle the coming Of a play which
possesses plenty of pure comedy and
has a plot which is not alone natural
but is a~rtistically worked out. Such
a play is princess Of Patches" which
has been chosen as the opening bill
for the appearance Of the Ruble Thea
tire company Monday night.
This comedy drama is one which ap
peals to all classes. Original in con
struction, 1t Is even human nature
The strength Of pure love, true friend
ship and devoted self sacrifice are ms
truly depicted as are the baser emo
lions and frailties of humanity
Throughout runs a vein of pure com
edy. which leavens the whole and
makes Of Princess OF Patches" that
ideal drama which never fails tc
please and is never forgotten whe1
once seen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-13
w. c. T. U.

The attempted assassination of the
president has amazed the nation bv
It's Infamous daring, while all political
partisan antagonism Is merged In one
common sentiment of indignation
against the perpetratOr OF the crime.
That the %populace should unite In a
unanimous cry OF condemnation Is no,
strange, 70 rthe recent atrocity Is
without PRECEDENT and every human
instinct outraged.
For when a %lourishing, contented
nation is celebrating its prosperity
with holidays and rejoicing, such an
event zones with the discOrd OF q
thunder bolt to jar the harmOnics OF
the festivities.
That the d~astardly attempt was not
successful Is due to the Divine Direc.
tor, and our law makers are losing no
time In weaving a legal web TO On,
snare others Of the same m%urderous
propaganda.
II Is the supposition that American
anarchists receive their fatal orders
from the chief hatchery of anarchy IN
Rome, but the liberal laws Of this
country offer greater inducements AM
opportunities TO develop their con
spiracies.
The most effective means for pre-,
venting these instruments Of dark.
ness from poisoning the fountains OF
public opinion whcrefrOm our free
people drink, and TO protect from dis
aster our ship of state. Is to lCgislato
against the saloons.
For the saloon Is the rendezvous
wherein their deadly plots are con
ceiyed. And Il Is the maddcninl
liquor dispensed in the saloons thai
deadcnR the conscience and Nerves
the human hand 10 commit inhumar
deeds.
MRS. RALPH HILL,
| AnnI.Annt Dr.. n-.-n ~ - ~ IL