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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17
SECRET SoCIETIEs.


PIMALoDGENo. 8, /. o. o. r. F.---lEssta
every Friday night ct 7:3o O'Clock 1t
40, U. w. hall. Visiting brothers
cordially invited. Samuel Heninssr.
Noble Grand. N. Mitroyich, secrsta-
y.
PIMA TRIBE NO. 10, IMPROVED OR.
DER OF RED MEN. - Msets svsry
Thursday might d } O'Clock, A. Q. y.
Y. hall. Gsorss Hassrd, sachsm. n.
y. Hawke. Chief d Rsccrds. Felix
Levy. collsctpF ei WsMPup.
ARIZONA LODGE no. /, 4. O. q. W.
Aests In i. o, q. ". hall every
Wednesday evening at 7 p. m. Visit
INK brothsss 10 frstssnally invited.
y. Henniger. n. W. Thomas Con
lon, Recorder
ARIZONA COMMANDARY NO. l,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.--Gtstsd con-
clave Arst Friday of sach month, d
1880 p. ID. sojonrning sir Knikhta
courteously wsieonsd. Roscoa Dsls,
&c. g. J. Roskruge, sscrstasy.
TUCSON CHAPTER NO. :. - Royal
Arch Masons, mests Ia Masonic hall
on the last Friday evening Of each
month. sojourning companionsin good
standing atS Materially invited! Geo.
taaHa NJ I. q. I. Ralfngs, sse'
letasy,
TUCSON LODGE no. as6, y. r. O.
ELKs.--wni hold regular msstinga
on the first and third Monday svs.
nings Of each month, at 4: 80 o'clock.
Waiting Elks are cordially invited u
attend. A. G. Bernard, 3. B. W. r.
! T. Ella, sscgetsss
sAA XAVIER CAMP 10, s WOOD
MEN OF THE WoRLD.--M every
first and third Mondays q 8 O'Clock
m, In the new A. o. q. w. hall,
Waiting msmbers invited. Henry
s.s,,a,s,,. sst4isa, gsssRsSl osSARspdsr. !
SeasIsIfsf, n!ssE:
TUCSON LODGE no. I, A.F&A.M,-
Slated communications on the second
Friday OF each month, at7sa0 O'Clock
aths evening, at Masonic hall. Notics
ol special meetings win bs given BY
noisting blue Gag. Visiting brothers
Ne loIalally inyiFel. GaS. &. Kohlef
Master. @. J. J.R6akrugs, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17

long. ins. sqnare, eel 2 II. In the
ground, with mound of stone, scrihed
III. b., l.l3o0. Whence, u. o. Loc, Mon,
No. 1880, hears &. 6HasaS' w, 730. q ft.
Cors, Nos. I OF Silver HIN and Fsison
claims OF this survey bear 8. 67e W..
247 feet. No other hearinas available.
Thence N. $50 w. Var. i3o E. 710 n. 20
q. side line center, md. stone 3 IN. hirli,
8 &c. base; 1900 II. 10 Cor. No. q, iden.
tical with N. E. Cor. Of location, b red.
weod post I'M long. ins. square, set
2 n ID fhs' ground, With mound D.
espfIss sF. e. .ssi|oB e @ Z. . pesaes ne1ls
end csnter, Hound of etnne, > 4, high,
8 II, base. identical with locationl 600
q. TO Cor. No. 8, identical with N. w.
Cor. of location. 3 redwood post ~ II.
long, 4 ins. square, 2 II. In the ground,
with mound 0t stone, scribed on 8. e.
face, M. B. $3.50. When Table Top
Mt. bears n. 64a w. Double Inn Faak
heSyt H7s 1NSM Nd 'tther heariuas
Sgaiia6 6le.'.. Thence s. as y. Var. laa q.
Ascending. S60 II. 10 west side centes
Nor. . 4 mound Of stones 5 u. high. 8 II.
base, Identical with location. At this
point 4 offset N. 57e E.. 100 II. thence
B. $50 E., on offset line. 1900 II. TO point
on south end line; thence =. bTo W., aS
,Es I hIs sAsss Ar ,oIg s|sassY
h. iapg; iass sansrs, ~ ips, IN tue
b. iacs. a'S X. r. B. SiIe,iisoo VI w. ". 3, WHsaos,
true Cor. point bears 8. 67e W., III feet.
No other bearings available. Thence
from true Cor. point, N. 57o +. Var. l3o
H.. 800 Il 70 as. end center, mound oi
stone, s 4. base, snds Y. high, iaanti-
chi'vith. location; gsa II. to Gov. Nos. !
Of Silver Hill and Faison lodes, oi thia
survey ; 200 Il. 10 Cor. No. !, the place
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17
ist pub. Jane is last se,,t. .

While ont driving don't forget West
Congress Street Gardens. the place "a
get ailkinds Of cold and raIreshinS drinks
aud nice. cool private ro0ms With nc.
conssnodations 70 suit the public in gen.
erai. 63-ff. J. FsrxAssaoMs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17

PIMALODGENo. 5, /. o. O. F.--Mssta
every Friday night ct 7:S0 o'clock 1t
A. o, U. w. hall. Visiting brcthsrs
cordially invited. Samuel Heninssr.
Noble Grand. N. Mitroyich, secrsta-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17
Nalee

To r. 8. WHITE: GaEsTIsa:
The annual expenditure OF silo.O0, as
required by United states Miniag Laws,
See. 2ast, on The Texas mining claim,
Ajo district. Tor the year 1900. was made
by a. II. kent. co-owner, aud failure 10
pay your proportion viii forfeit your 10.
t.Feat. J.F. KENT.
Dated at Pasadena. CAL, June nth,
1901.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-17

y mad from tne very beKinMsnH tie core 6elmn 90
heal and aner taking few bottles disa ppeared
no signs Of the Cancer, and my 4rnerai heath
.ontinues Gocd.-6Rs, X. 6HSxKn, La Plata, Mo,
C =; = E: s::: &C. 4 : Z !;
AAA purely vegetable. Send
- For our free book on
Cancer, containing valuable and interest,
ing information about this disease, and
write cur physicians about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
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Temple Local News.

Temple, Texas, May THE special agent
of the postofAce department In Texas,
who hns been examining the routes, etc,
for rural free mail delivery out OF Tenn
pie has completed his work and sent In
mis- reports. The routes as laid out are
four in number and cover pretty thorough
~ all the territory adjacent TO Temple
Carriers have nuallhed ms follows: J. l.
Taylor, A, j. Hewett Gustav Rosner anc
Floyd Wood. with Jacob Refschmeidcr nj
substitute. II remains now with the post
office department as to how soon the
routes may he established
Rev. Fife, the evangelist, Is TO heglr
his meeting In Temple sunday next, Il
was at first intended 10 hold the meeting
In the First Baptist church building hui
II has since been decided 70 erect a taber
naclo. and yesterday arrangements were
completed for the building Of one on thu
public square. Preparatory services ,begiI
tomorrow night AZ the Baptist churct
and viii continue until Sunday night
Prof. T.. J. Bowyer who will conduct th'
singing, Is here and has arranged biz
choir
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09

Carglll & Richardson of Houston report
the range of prices for the leading stocks
today as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
RinInv on RaIIroad situation.

Chicago, May 7.--''As stakeholder In
the Atchison, should he glad to have the
Pennsylvania interests buy that property,
even to gaining control. but ! do not he
ieve there Is the slightest possibility Of
this occurring" This is the way President
Ripley Of the Santa re answered n qucs-
tion tonight regarding the alleged attempt
Of the PENNSYLVANIA to secure an Interest
in the Santa re, with view Of making
II link In the new transcOntlnental line
of railroad. Asked II he did not see In
the Fill deal reason for the PENNSYLVANIA
President Ripley added that he could not
see how the purchase Of the Burlington
system could disturb existing conditions
such relations as have existed between
the Pennsylvania and the Burlington. lie
added "As a railroad man, ! can see
no advantage TO the railroads nor to the
public In so-oalled transcontinental sys'
tens"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Navasota Soldiers and Firomon.

Navasota, Texas, May THE members Of
the ]. NJ. shaw Rifles were royalty enter,
talne1 by Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. hoyie last
night at the Palace restaurant. The tables
were laid in T shape, Colonel Gordon Boone
and Captain Hammond Norwood sitting At
the head and presiding. The pretty dining
hail never looked more inviting, as the feS-
tive boards were beautifully bedeeked IN
palms. vines and roses. oNerrun win req,
white and hlue ribbons. The menu was
cIaboratc. consisting of salads, sandwiches,
olives. pickles. cake and ice cream In 9 num-
her az varieties Colonel Boone and Cap
tain Norwood made appropriate speetaes.
The bunch Of hremen who departed thls
morning for Sherman e attend the annual
meeting Of the State Firemen's association
were. Chief w. ~ Norwood. j. J. Creagor
for hose No /. r. w. Foley Jr for hook
and ladder. Hugh Foley for hose No. :.
nan Anderson for hose No, 3. Guy Wood
ward for recently organized chemical com
pany. -,
Ii Is a pretty safe proposition that no city
win have a better or livelIer body OF men
In the convention than Navasota sends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
,art and number of other points i,

hart and a number of other points IN
South Texas.
Mir 4. W Watson. secretary Of the
Square Bale Ginners association of Texas.
returned home Wednesday morning nom
attending tho annual meeting at Fcrt
Worth
Mr. j, r, Cobb, one of caldwelrs lead
Ing merchants Is In tho city.
The annual picnic by the Episcopal sun.
day school will he held on the Washington
road, about three miles from the city, in
stead Of at Seocky, where 1t was first an
nounced.
Misses t. odelle Collier aud Harric Dele
Rankin VIII give piano recital at 'hap-
pell I'm Friday evening, May 10, at the
female college chapel They will he AS
sisted ny Misses Adams Collier, Robertson,
Mercer. Reese and Ellis. All Of the twelve
selections that make m the program are
from the very hest authors.
Mr. q. l.. Benjamin Of Buffalo, y. v,
who has been actively engaged for several
months In promoting the interests of the
leave tonight for home to spend vacation
Of two months taking 10 the Fan American
exposition,
one hundred!h birthday Of MIR Charles
Fordtran, who died early last winter few
days before the century Of life was round
which had been contemplated when 1t WAS
hoped and believed that the venerable
father and grandfather would i've to ccle-
brate his hundredth birthday. the ami
floral tributes about the grave In Ptuirc
| Lea cemetery. The flowers We're sent TO
Mrs. NJ, A. Heals, by the sons and daush
Mr., william Gaddy IL n the city to spend
n few days His many friends are delight
ed to see him.
night from soiourn ~ several weeks a
| Beaumont and Orange Mr., Goodlett lief
Ct noon Tor Austin. He VIII he absent
from the city the balance Of May.
| Mr navpr Will fo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat, May Corn and Provisions
Closed Lower Yesterday.
PHILLIPS HAS CHANGED TO OATS
he Sold 100000 Bushels OF Cash
Oats and on the Belief that He Holds
a Corner May Jumped Upward

Cbicaro Nav A,,n.
-, - Sur s"o"'ns strength
"h foreign crop scarcity scare. the wheat
market today succuubed to the domestic
proSneet OF \ hopnuf,u hsr,,os. az, ,,,s.,
=, -. " ~ u.' 'NS' "n" oiosc"
~ over Tor delivery In July. Corn closed
steady July shade up and May NC lower.
Oats enjoyed the biggest marker on thc
A. -. n''"es WI wy
uU't, July crossing az an advance OF Stc.
PROVISIONS at the close were 50Tlse de
pressed
July wheat opened firm on hnvinv nv
honses vim .t...., -. $3.50
~ WIN eontinehtai connexions ana
neeause OF light Northwestern receipts,
cablegrams reported severe weather In
France aud An',,.o. ,,-1,s,,,, as.
90. ue'iaieu Cons'u'rSo'e uaHsse
hau been done. Upon the announcement OF
this news, the foreign buying was supple.
mented Inv ,,rchosos a., - 49, ,,'l,,,,, i,
~ "9NS W '"e '"V'l "VNo"p'
anu July, haVing opened shade lower ia
lsaAc higher, at 72A to T3c and sold on
TO T29sc on profit taxing rallied 10 13h6I
1859. A later cablegram gave the infer.
cnce that the French damage reported
had been exaggeratpd This left thu trade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
BRENNAN BUDGET.

BRENNAN. Texas, May s.-The Fortnight.
" cInb will meet at the library rooms
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Officers
orc 10 he elected and IT Is important that
every member he present
The charter Of the Sterling oil company
of BRENNAN has been flied at Austin. The
capital stock Of the company II $io0'0W
and the ineorporators are Robert striekert
]. II. simon, c. C. Bolts and r. II. Deyei
Of BRENNAN
Hon. Harry Haynes returned home las'
night from sojourn of two weeks at Bean
mont.
Work has been begun at the Brennan
Compress, OIL and Manufacturing com
pany's plant for putting in oil burners.
Miss Edna Ross has been appointed bS
General Brant II. Kirk sponsor at The
Memphis reunion OF the Transmlssisslpp
department. which will be held at Memphis
May - 10 u.
Mr.. e. II. Hartman, who Is travelling II
the interest Of the Texas supply company
Is At home from visit to sesuin. Lock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON,

800, ......,..,....., Baltimore AS
Lewis H. Coward, Haynes. ;.......
........,..,..,....... Baltimore Al,
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas City, May s,-wheat- May 90;
July 6s9sdGe%; cash No, h9 nsil '" @sn
Nav 42Jk: July 4l7; cash No 2 mixed
49,; No. . white 44A oats.No; white
sostSj3t Receipts-Wheat 9i4OO; corn
% 800. oats 1000 shlpments-Wbent 7l,-
900: corn "a 400: oats $4,000.
New Orleans May s.-Hog products nrm ll,
PORK standard mess 14.I5. Lard-Rehned
t,orce e 90: pure lard 900 Boxed meats
Dry sail shGaldegs * sides sls sa s9pal
1isas tnik coNoeIRio. ordinary to good,
SW RIceEordinary 10 good 3M4h. Flour,
grain ana feedstutfs irm ell Elog y f.o.n
Meal > 40. Bran S. Hay-Prlme u ooa
IA ~ "a. choice II. 0Od1s 90. corn-No. =
sacked white 5s: mixed 81; yeliows o.
Onts-No. Q sasssd 3515.
Nav York. NAV Wheat Receipts lie,
COO; exports 5000 Spot easy; No. req req
s4M T. o. b. afoat aad 81 elevator No
!, Sorthern s3M T. o. b. afoat; No ! hard
soI o. h. adoat. options weak Hides
onlet Leather steady. Wool quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
e. ouis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. May s.wheat-No 2 leash -;
May 74%! july. 20; sept&Smne5 S sash *:
MAY As: July AN. oats-No. 2 cash 30;
NAV y: No . white 3lM. Pork steady,
Jobbing 15;75., Lard lower Sg5W' I Lean
auiet-Patents 3s5G3T5 extra fancy .,nnd
Straight 315d33o; clear ,2.soa3oo, Tim,
othy seed -. Corn meal steady. Bran
prairie a500ill 80. Whisky steady, l30-
iron cotton ties .o5 Bageing 9Mm1. Hemp
Irvine DC. Dry salt meats lbooYedl steady
sides s.e21s. Bacon (boxedi fteady-Extra
Shorts G'i2H. clear ribs a.2f; clear sides
o.871a. Receipts Flour 4oooI wheat lIVoo;
GOO ooo: wheat 5000; corn 10000; oats
81 900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago May s-Butter steady--Cream-
cries l4@1S; dairips 11Ml6; cheese dull.
9hd11c Eggs steady-Fresh 115c.
packages: firm: Western regular packed Is
DISK storage Western 131aG14h; South
ern 11m12c
ST. Louis, May s.--Poultry steady; chick
ems 7I5: turkeys ~; ducks g. geese 4c.
Butter steady, creamery 15d1ac; dairy
12@15c. Eggs steady, l0%c; repscked and
cases included.
Missouri and Kansas stock Zoe dozen, case
returned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Yoakum Locals.

yoakum. Texas, May 7.-Yesterday at
ternoon Mr.. j. w. Ward, while at work
on the roof Of the tInshon OF Messrs. George
& ward had the misfortune to fall from
the roof, breaking his arm
The Bank saloon. formerly owned by NJ.
sobcnne g. CO. was sold Saturday to WIN.
Lebms & Co. w. Il. Walker Win nave
charge of the business.
At the regular meeting Of the city school
bonrd held last night, Mr.. J, j. Fitzpatrick
was reelected Superintendent Of schools
Inv acclamatlon. Election Of subordinate
teachers win take place the first Monday
night In June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
ondon Financial Cable.

New York. May s.-The Commensurate
vertiser's London financial cablegram TO-
day says: Business was much reduced On
the stock market here today. The heay-
ines. was general but Americans prlnci-
nnlly suffered. Mopey rates frightened and
trade reports are rather disappointing On
tho eon lnent everything Is dull. American
shares were paralyzsd by the corner y
Northern Pacific, which has made the
n,srrat : strong This sensational move.
nenf with It's unprecedented penalties
mpon arbitrage holders. w, we're caught
short In Northern Pacinc& ms done tn ,,
market, terrorizing specuiation ana sewing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
TONE STEADY FOR TEXAS CATTLE
BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH.
Sales OF Southern Cattle at North 1900
Head-Missour and Kansas
Markets Steady.
(specIan to The Pnstl

National Stock Yards, H.. May S.
Holt n Wooden. Lockhart, Texas. 66i.pourd
steers, 100. Fleming & Davidson, Palo-
ma, Texas o54-pound steers, AS; 1i29-
pound steers, 465. D. c. Hin 4 Son,
Mckinney, Texas, 92opound steers. 4,55;
1887 and 1861 pound steers, 4.65; 1lo9 and
ll75-pound steers, 4,s5 1898 pound steers,
$50; 1S14-pound steers, 30; 13ls-pound
steers, go, Furneaux Bros, Dallas,
Texas, 1l97-pound steers, 800 II. A
Pierce Il Son, Waxahachie. Texas, llSl-
pound steers, 80. Planters oil company,
Weatherford, Texas. 11oo-pound steers,
40 Fifteen hundred Texans sold. Mar
ket steady to Toe lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Election al Winsboro.

winsboro, Texas, May Cat a special
election the new corporation of winsboro
elected the following officers; Mayor, ].
Matt Williams; secretary and treasurer,
~ W. James: assessor and collector, W.
II. Ilill city attorney William NJ Pierson
marshal. Lee Moore; aldermen. II, g.; An
drews G. u. Eskridge I, j. Gibson, II. y,
Skeen g. r. Johns and r. G.. casloek, w,
y Minis aud ]. II. Stiyers, X. {. Campbell
and j. Baker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
smalIpox Near Wharton.

wharton. Texas Mar 7.--county Health
Officer DR.. j. NJ Andrews Informs Tie
Post correspondent that he has three cases
Of smallpox in quarantine Ia the town 0f
wharton. The parties are all negroes 10 NE
same family, and evidently caught the dis
ease while on visit abroads The patients
are well isolated Ynd very little fear IL en-
tertained Of the disease spreading.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
CHICAGO.

Chicago. May .--Cattle--Receipts 81 900;
steers generally weak; butcher stock firm;
active; good to prime steers generally
weak butchers stock firm aud active; good
10 prime steers 5.00td5.90 poor to medium
4 6(Q490; stockers aud feeders 8, 15d5. 90;
4250i5 80: Texas bulls 2.35dl2 so. Hogs
Receipts g.. 600; weak; butchers 5.5nd5. 80:
good to choice heavy 5,65d5, s21a; light
5.50d575., .sheep-Receipts 10000; sheep
steady: choice clipped lambs steady; sales
up ass: wooded weak: top o12la; mostly
5O0M51o: good to choice wethers 4106i
AIS fair to choice mixed 3.T5Qi4 10Is
Western sheep 415M4.35; Texas sheep,
warnings 4t5dI4 40; native lambs 40O0
$40; Western lambs 4.45@5. 1917.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Hutto improvements.

Hutto, Texas, May 1.-THE swedish Lutn-
eran people here hare begun work Oh the'r
new church.
Mcdonald & Bruce have Just completed
their telephone line TO Jonah, an Inland
town about ten miles from Hntto; viii con
meet It with the long distance telephone In
few DAYS.
+. II. Farley shipped to San Antonio a
car OF fat hogs today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
GALVESTON STOCK.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Dunstan


Liverpool, May S.--Arrived Dunstan
(Br), from Galveston.
Key West. Arrived Lnmpasas. from
New York and sailed for Galveston.
Norfolk. Arrived; Elantzone tsp), from
Galveston.
London. Sailed; Schooner John Francis
from Ncank Conn, for Galveston.
Barbados. -Arrived: Inventor tBrD, from
Liverpool for Trinidad, La Guahra, Calves
lon .ud w orleans.
Port Eads, La.-Arrlved: Tug C. w.
Mose (An), from Port I.imon with barge
Atlas IN tow; Ulsnanla iSwadl from Port
L'mon: bark Fortuna tPort.l, from Oporto.
Sailed: Chalmette lAm.l. for Havana; Co
mus (An0 for New York.
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Neoro Killed in a Runaway.

Mineola. Texas, May IA team driven
by negro farmer nalued Charles Cater
became unnanageable and ran away
throwing The occupants into a barb wire
fence Cater was Instantly killed. his leal
being crushed. His wife and sop were had,
ly cut by the wire and there Is danger OF
hiood nnIsOninn
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sr. LOUIS.

st. Louis. May -Cattle--Recepts $500
including 1909 TeXous; slow 10 10 cents
lower; native shipping and export steers
5.lOM5T5: dressed beef and butcher steers
4.5O0 535; steers under 1000 pounds 3.solI
415; stockers and feeders 35O@4.75: COWS
and heifers 200d4.05; Gamers 1882 Sd;
bulls 30OG4 %; Texas and Indian steers
8 $500 10: cows and heifers 250n4 -,
Hogs Receipts $500 market cents lower;
pigs and lights 555d5,65; packers 5 900
BIS butchers 5,65d5s5. Sheep--Reeeipts
$500: market strong; native muttons 4,OO1
Asa lambs 4.50@5.00; spring lambs 5.O0lg
500 culls and bucks 2,5od375.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, May .--Cattle--Receipts
5000 natives, 100 Texans and 50 calves;
market steady TO 5M10 cents lower: choice
beef steers 525di5. 80; fair to choice 4.6,Ml
525. stockcrs and feeders 3.b5@5.00; West
ern fed steers 445@5.35; COWS 3,25@4. %;
helfers 365@5.15; Gamers 20od3, 10; bulls
8 25dd490: calves 4.50M6.Do. Hogs Re
CENTS 2o30o; market 5Gi10 cents lower;
heavy 5I0m5. so; light 5.3od5.e5; pigs 400
6525. sheep 1000; generally 10 cents
lower: Western lambs 4.00@550; Western
wethers 4O0d4,25; Western yearllngs AS
"a rs: culs 2.25@3. %; clipped Texas sheep
3s-o04. %; spring lambs. o.23@6oo T..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
Dublin Dots.

Dublin, Texas. May ~ Eighty-hve thou
sand bales Of cotton have been pressed 10
dyte; about 2i.000 were gold on the streets.
rho Dublin roller mill has not closed ex-
cept for overhsuling and Sunday for nearly
a year.
The oil mill VIII run until June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-09
lspecial to The Post.l

Kansas City, Mo, May SC. L. Richey,
Whtesboro, Texas, 799.pound steers, 4.l5;
452.pound helfers. 1 %, Alva Raft, Ard
more. l. r., Sl6pound steers, 30 H. Nj.
Kidwell, Cisco, Texas, compound steers,
-. w. f. Vandruff, Pawnee. [. T.. sss-
pound steers, 1 90; lll0-pound steers, $50.
DriggerS Bros Chickasha, /. T., 1876
pound steers, so. b y. Wilkhan. Paw
nee, /, r, 1922 pound steers, ). 10. Market
ket steady to easy.
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seaIy,s creamery and cheese Factor!

sealy, Texas, May THE Seaiy cream
cry and cheese factory will be In opera
tlon next Thursday and viii ON that day
turn out their 1rst butter aud cheese, A
large number of invitations have been to
PARTIES ali over this and adjoining counties
asking them 10 come and bring their friends
that day that they may see how butter ana
cheese are manufactured.
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Sailed.
SIS Nueces (Aml, Risk. for New York.


IN runs tihI.lNrN.
The British steamship Horribly Castle
cleared today for Antwerp with the fol
owing cargo; la5.oio bushels Of wheat
valued at $11,13s: 40 sacks -four, valued
az Sl2T7 13,44o sacks cotton seed meal
yamed o bars oa o Sf E yaTGd
al Si252
The British steamer Wanderer cleared
today for Liverpool with the following
cargo $500 bales of cotton, valued at
S4Oa, 535: 1854 sacks copper matte. valued
at S36,o1l; 3435 sacks cotton seed cake
valued at Sg61T; 42T1 sacks cotton seed
meal valued at SI2T1.
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than expected cables from European mar.
kcts and predictions fer smaller recelDts
In Brazil helped TO hold the market steadv
during the rest Of the session In Tho snnt
market, there was some improvement In
demand and the local situation In general
gressiye tendency. Closed steady, net 10
points higher. Total sales IA, $50 bags
July 500; August $40; September i. 900
5.T5; October 80; November oS0a5. S.
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METALS.

New York. May Sin frmer. 26.3of
1850. Pig iron warrants o50@l0.50. Lake
copper unchanged, 1900 Lead and spetcr
New York. May s,--sugar- Raw. frm;
fair refining 3% centrifugal 10 test A 9-a2;
molasses sugar 3i4 Rehned firm.