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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
The Local FIELD.
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4. f. BISHOP for F'u3niture......
--Spooner s for fine china.
Smoke G.. +. $. Favorite.
-yarIin & Jennings for clothing.

-Varlin d Jennings for clothing.
The robins have come, and are
10 doubt sorry of it,
-Brodhead papers report the
death of sister of Miss Preston
lately in the millinery business here.
Gold Mine and Crown beat all
the Hour in town-at Spooner d Ivey's.
A movement is on foot at Shulls-
bUrgfor new charter, one under the
general laws Of the state
Farmers get your Disc Harrows
sharpened on Il machine, by n. T.
Martin. 2w
Good, light second hand top bug.
gy one of the best makes, for sale
cheap, See
llll w. j. GOLDswoRTHY.
IA. G. Deller is in Chicago this
week selecting another instaIIment
of spring and summer goods.
-Chas. Hendra is offering tempt
ing inducements in fine china, cut
glass, iuncy lamps. etc Aft
Miss Wearne has returned from
Chicago with her new stock of spring
millinery. Watch for dates of open
ing later.
Pure White Wyandotte eggs
for -1Ic at one dollar per setting, by
John T. Oates. l2tf
Burr w, Sprague, a well known
attorney of Brodhead, has been nom
mated as the republican candidate
Tor probate judge of Green county.
The encampment of the Grand
Army oi the Republic, Department
oi Wisconsin. will be held in Sheboy-
gag june 18th and 10th, 1901.
When trading out your butter
and eggs at Spoouer & Ivey you get
t.a blue trading sta mps, saline as
cash. i2tf
-Ir j., said that if strange dog
ba.t- at you in your own yard 1t Il
'.- 'aal you are year older than
' .aIm SO bt. n strange dog
hare, at you in another mans yard
]. metimes a sign that You may
D"t live To- be as old by several years
"-Tau intended.
Mrs G. r.. VanDeusen, Of XII
h..n. Wis, was afflicted with stom
-" trouble and constipation Tor
Ia time She says, u have triet
many Preparations but none have
a"@ me the good that Chamber
R.H- Stomach and Liver Tablet
AaTa.' These Tables are for sale a
Nlsau's Pharmacy. Price % cents.
Miss Nina Prideaux, who has peel
'a.l up for some time with sever
attack OF infiammatory rheumatism
Il some better, but still sufferer.
The Knights Templar OF TN
city are furnishing their sworts ant
sTfTEtug out their feathers prepara
tory for annual inspection, which !
% De conducted by Col. T. w. sold
ia OF Jsnesvilie, Friday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Republican City Convention and
CauCuSeS.

a city convention Of the Republican parry
Of the city of Mineral Point, in the county ~
Iowa, and state Of Wisconsin will be held Al
the City Halt IN The city of Mineral Point, the
sSrd day uf March. 1901 nj 7:30 O'Clock in the
evening Of said day, as heretofore determined
by the City Republican Committee Of said
city, to nominate candidates for the following
offices 10 be voted for at the ensuing munici
pal election viz; Mayor. a Treasurer ali
Assessor, City Clerk. - City Marshal "a City
Attorney. Justice of the Peace for thr ist and
"a wards and Justice OF the Peace FOR ;he 3d
and ith wards,
Hhc caucuscs Of said party, for tho several
wards of said city of Mineral Point, TO elect
| eight isl delegates from each of said wards 10
the said city convention, and Ia nominate u
| candidate for Alderman. Supervisor and Cor
stable. for each Of said wards constituting
said city, shnI be held on Friday the Ind
day Of March. 1901. at the places stated below
tu.wit.
First Ward, n. W, corner OF City Hail
Second S.W
Third NJ H..
Fourth s. f..
Polls to be open for voting at said ward ear
cuses from 0 til so'cloek p. m
N. 7. MAagM, W, q. HALrs.
Seet'y. Chm. Rep. City Cor,
Dated March II. 1901.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
The Greatest of All
Muslin
Underwear
Sales

Planned months ago.
Preparations have continued stead
lily. Largest quantity of under
muSlins we've ever massed. Words
like "prodigious,' colossal or
monumental are not too strong
to describe such big event. DUAL
itics are better and prices are lower
than during any previous occasion,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
New Proprietor at Old Stand.

The undersigned has bought the
blacksmith amt wagon shop of u
Brown, rear Of the lst Nat Bank,
and viii conduct the business ou his
own account hereafter. A eoutin-
uancc Of former customers md addi-
ton Uf 0rw dnes is s0iietVd. ~iHis' tg5
aud repairing Ia iron and wood work
of all kinds. Satisfaction guaran-
tegd, lzrf WAIFHg plsE. -
Mineral Point. Wis, March Do 1901.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
DO You Want 70 Save Meneg2

so write us for prices on Pianos,
Organs or anything else IN the musi-
cal line. We are up to date; have
the most complete stock N the state;
aud prices that cannot be duplicated.
9ml GROVES BARNES Music Go.
u T.. Main 81, Madison, Wis.
J. w. GROVES, j. j. ELEdG,
Pres. Fecty. & Treas
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Every Garment New. Fresh and Crisp

Look at the creases. No dust ;
perfectly clean, Unfold them No
streak Of yellow or other cmblems
Of age We could print a thous-
and items to sustain our claims OF
superiority on this line. We ask
your judgment after thorough
examination and comparison
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Mrs. TremeiIing at Rest.

I
Mrs. Mary Ann Trembling died
Saturday. March Is, 1901, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. f. q. Reidel, in
this city, aad her remains were de-
! posted beside those of her husband
/ in the Linden cemetery, on Tuesday,
/ the 10Th.
from circle of friends that had been
gathered about her Ivy the attractive
force of those lovable qualities that
make up the devoted mother, the
helpful neighbor and the christian
woman.
Deceased was born in Camborne,
, Cornwall county, England, Dec. p,
1927. She was married at the age OF
ID to John Tremelljug. They came
to America and settled at Hazel
Green. Eight years later they took
up government land in New Provi-
deuee, where they resided until their
removal to Mineral Point 10 years
ago Mr. TREMBLING died years
later. and for the past s years Mrs.
! Tremeiling has made her home with
her daughter in this city. She joined
the church in early life, and ever
since coming to Mineral Point she
has been member of the 7. Nj.
I church. She leaves four sons and one
daughter, namely John, Cedar Rap
ids, Ia, William, of Benton, Thomas.
OF Cobb, James, of New Providence,
and Mrs. f.. G.. Reidel, Of Mineral
Point all of whom were present at
! the funeral.
CARD OF THANKS.
The sons and daughter desire to
express through the Tribune their
thanks To friends aud neighhors for
| kindness and sympathy extended
them in their bereavement.
| Misses Susan and Eliza and
Messrs. Mark and Samuel Adams,
who came to attend the funersl OF
their father Mr.. stephen Adams, re
| turned to their respective homes on
Tuesday. taking with them good
wishes of many friends here.
Miss Ella Marshall, "A maiden la
! dy aged about 40 years, committed
suicide by banging herself in Il barn
on the farm Of her cousin, w. r..
Welsh, where she was visiting, on the
night OF March Sth. Temporary IN
sanity was the verdict of the coro-
lner's jury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21

Married, at the Nj. T. parsonage
this city, Thursday, March ltth,
by Rev. Geo. Merritleld, Charles ID.
Kuhnhenn and Mary u. Cade of VIII
How Springs, Mr.. Joseph Grafton
and Miss Dele Cade, attended the
bride and groom. They will reside
on farm near Fayette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
To Your interest.

You viii find II TO your interest to
write To Fitzgibbons Bros. Moufoe,
Wis. for thrir 10 page catalogue
when in need Of first-class Car
riage, Buggy or Harness. They have
no agents but sell direct to consum-
ers. VIII pay freight to Mineral
Point aud give privilege 10 examine
before buying. l2ma
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Something Choice.

have jnst received complete
line Of piece goods from John h. Eli
son e Sons, Of London and Philadel-
puia, the leading exporters and Inn
p irters of WOODEN goods, who stand
AT the head of the list for quality
and style. Inspection solicited.
OF a. i. DRESDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Peoples Town Caucus.

Point are hereby requested to meet
"a caucus at the town hall next
saturday March u, 1901 for the pur-
pose of nominating a Peoples ticket.
MANY CITIZENS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-03-21
Spring Footwear.

0HE new spring footwear showr
here has all the style and dura
bilitv that the best manufacturers
know how to attain with the use
Of high grade materials and the
most skilled operatives. These de-
sirable features are coupled with
low prices, making our store easily
the most satisfactory place to buy
shoes. Our window dresser has
placed mary Of the styles in our
window for your inspection. Take
4 look at them at the
&9NeWyS&98s
F.C.LUDDEN & Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

Dr.. Gerrift p. Juss. Orfoher 1. 1851.
Rev. EIias Bod. Fehruary 3. 1852
Hoa- J0ssph B. Arbertou. June 1s.
Beuisnin F. DlniashaH. Jane 10
1881.
sIrs. Mar S. Rioe. JSiv 1. Iss2
Hon SsmHei y Castle. ~. OctD5eE
i Hoa. samuel \. Castle. 81. ocsoser
william F. Damon, lSIeBOriais. Msrsb
1854
Rev. ssmgel c. Damon D. D. 81.
Arr5i II. 1SS5.
Rev, ssageI C Damon D. D. 90,
April IL 1851
Rev. ssmuel c Damon D. D. 81,
Arril H. 1885.
Rev. samuel G. Damon D. D. LIB
-arTl. April II. 1855
Hon Charles r. Bishop f1i. March
Hon. Charles r. Bishop ca. March
Hon. Charles H. Bishop 60. March
Hon. Charles R Bishop a.. March
Hon. Charles r. Bishop %. March
lion. Charles r. Bishop Ccl. March
chariss r. Bishop Trust On. August
Cbsries r. Bishop Trust C2l, August
Frank A. Hosmer. July %. 1898
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE

The Herring Hail-Msrsla safe c.
sole owners ard operators OF the cela-
orated HALL Safe and Lock Works.
formerly Of Cincinnati. now Of Hamfi-
ton Ohio. hereby warn the public
against anv who may claim 70 sell
direct OF through any sub -ageucy. any
OF the products Ok the said Hall safe
ard Loek Works OF the Herring Hall
Marvin Safe Co. unless such statesmen
can show written credentials. rScoE-
n'zed BY ali banks. from the said Her.
rine-SialI-Marvin Safe CO.
u. r PARKER.
At Hawaiian Hotel
Representing the Herring Han Marvin
Safe Co.
Honolulu. Oct rs. 1901.
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moRE ROOM ~ THE wEsT.
Tremendous Expanse Of Territory
Waiting for Population.

Waiting for Population.
FrsHs the Eansas City Journal
X is not generally known that there
are in the United States unutifiZed
areas OF land to the extent Of 600.-
600 900 acres There are times when
we are apt to think that the country
IS getting a trifie crowded and We
welcome the opening of little tracts
~ a few hundred thousand acres as
affording opportune relief to con-
iit'on falmost dangerous conges-
ton. But all Europe does not pos
cess the area which is included in the
arid region west OF the Mississippi.
There's the rub-it san arid region.
But in these DAYS of vast increase in
the employment Of irrigation the so
luton Of the problem Of congestion
appears.
The tremendous expanse Of terri
tory is capable Of supporting a popu-
lation Of $4,000. 600 people. At the in
crease rate OF only 100000 or g.
600 600 in a decade, it win not be a
long time before ire poulation Of the
country has reached 125 5000. 900. But
the time is coming and long before II
arrives preparations must be made
to accommodate population roughly
estimated by these figures.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

auenezs. and had lcuz known L. But
what I Do rot know. ard What ] SHAH
learn when 1 rearh shore IS the inner
meaning ct that 1rssr- ! shah Be there
n . sncnkh. when she moon VIII again te
fall and I shall SEEK 4 quiet COUNTRY
viil4ze thar I know. q laze IN thar vi
Iaxe 4 gate n TIE iare. , house behind
ask ksr Il at haif-past 10 o'eiock q this
night shc did not dream Of storm and
fre ard rescue az SEA
I shall aiso ask her sonethinr sIss-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20
chamberlain's couth Remedy Saved
klis Bows Life.

Il believe l saved my (nine year ODD
hoy's life this winter with Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" saws A. NJ. Hoppe. Rio
Creek. Wis. T. s. A. "He was so choked
mp with Group that he could not speak;
| gave il to him freely until he votnited
and in a short time he was all right"
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Benson. Smith & Co. agents for Hawaii.
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NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the orpheum
Co. viii be held at the Office OF the
Kapiolani Estate. Ltd. at 4 o'clock.
on Monday. October 81. 1901.
d. KAwANANAKOA.
President
Oct. II, 1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

~Strect Scene in Co1stAnfinople.- 7.
Hrs Tie WahsafcA AfountsiEs. Van
courer Island ard Alaska SceDery.
and six stchiuEs Of see1es fro1 Homer 3
Iiiaz. br Lag A6szoIi. have been ziTeE
by Hon. Charles r. Bishop as g n7cless.
10 these Mr. james $. HcCandiezs q
this city has added Hugo FISHERS -Aier-
ced River. and Prof. William ]. Brig
ham has presen,ed copies q Bernsrdinc
f.uiuis ~St Catherine Borne By Angels
10 The Tornh.~ and PiuturicciEois -Ghrist
Among TIE Doctors Mn. 7. g. Laylor
has given an Oh painting. The Bread
fruit Mr.. r. Bailey ~Puncb BoEl- and
Mr.. y. Howard Hitchcock has loaned his
Road b. Fontainbleau." . work which
received an houored place n the Paris
Scion
Several excellent casts have been pur-
chased including q fac smile Of the D1-
ana Gahi % the Louvre. and busts o.
Athena and the Hermes d Praxitiles.
Contributions q to0rks Of art viii b
gratefully received.
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NOTICE.

Al bllls jue me and not paid BY the
end OF this month. Oct. stst, viii De
placed in the hands OF my attorney
for collection.
(Signedl W. w WRIGHT.
Carriage Bailder. SIC
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camarinos, Rsfricerator

Arrived by the steamer and containel
a fine lot Of the seasons deIicacies.
Game of all kinds, fruits and oysters.
To get the best the market affords,
leave orders at his King street depot
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OFFICES Foa RENT.

The UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
,fices for rent in the MCINTYRE
guiding. nov being erected at cor
aer Of Fort and hing streets. this city.
Npply to E F. BISHOP.
At C Brewer & Co.'S. Uueen st
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The Sewing Machine Exchange has
removed to No. 12Ss Fort Street
All kinds Of machines bought sold.
repaired. rented or exchanged.
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NOTICE.

Painters Union Nc. holds a meet
ing at Mechanics Han, Monday. Octo-
Der 2ist. 1901. at ESQ p. m. Impor-
tant business. All members please at
tend.
BY order Of
wM. KAMALI.
Financial Secretary.
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You can sometime catch the moss
back vote With <reezbacks.
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Scientific Apparatus.

Bishop Hall, occupied b. the scientific
department. contains lecture room, cabi-
nets and laboratory. with valuable chefni-
cal and physical apparatus. There j. an
astronomical observatory, containing six
inch telescope ia the tower Of Pauahi
Hall s seism0Eraph has recently beer
received from Prof John Milne. +. r. $
and has been set N in a separate build
iug erected for the purpose The cabinets
. contain collections presented by Prof. j.
y. Dams 81 Yale. Miss Martha A Cham
herlain. Mrs Harvey Il. Hitchcock
Messrs. Henry T. Baldwin Charles NJ
Cooke. John r. Gulic1. Albert y. Lyons
and other friends 81 the college.
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OCT. ~. 19O1.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20
Library.

and other friends Of the college.
Library.
The institution j. fortunate in posses
sing g collection II nearly 300 volumes.
arranged ORD alcoYes under the following
heads: Hawaiian. biblical. historical. bio
graphical. bellies leftres. pedagogical and
scientific. The library contains encyclo-
nedias. gazetteers. dictionaries and other
reference books. and Is used constantly BY
faculty and students 10 connection with
an branches. Valuable additions have
been made hy the late Rev. Samuel G.
Damon Miss Martha A. Chamberlain.
Hon. Charles Il Bishop Mr.. and Mrs
Henry y Castle Prof William T. Brig
ham. Frank a. Hosmer and others.
EIoeution.
Public rhetorical exercises-sssays. de
bates and reCitations-in which all stu
dents participate in turn. are held in the
Assembly Hall on the afternoon Of every
Friday. beginning with the second week Of
each term. and parents and friends are
cordially invited. Special advantages are
offered In this department and the in
struction 10 OratOry. debating and the
writing Of briefs is under the direct SUI
peryision OF the faculty The late Rev.
Samuel G. Damon. D. D.. has left a fund.
the income Of which is devoted To first
ana Nf-fNuN prize auE excellence IN THIS ut-
partment. In l900-'Oi the first prize was
awarded 20 Alfred l.. Castle. the second
prize 90 Ethel NJ Damon.
Scholarships.
There is need Of more scholarships :
many deserving boys and girls are kept
from an education by inability 10 pay the
tuition fees. Scholarships may be found
ed by paying 10 the treasurer OF the col
iege. Hon. l.. G. Jones. the sum Of $50
Most of these scholarships are in gift of
the trustees and carly application should
BE- made 10 the President by all wishing
20 avail themselves Of the same. The
following have already been established:
Rev. Eli Corwin. January /. 1879.
Rev. Titus Coan, July 30. 1861.
Rev. David Il. Lyman. July %. 1861.
DR. Charles III. Wetmore. July %. 1861.
Or Robert W. Wood August 2S. 1861.
Hon Samuel y. Castle "a. September
80. 1861.
Amos $. Cooke. Esq, September 30.
1861.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19

AMMUNITION, Powder per key 81 90.
blasting powder, 81 - per keg, drop shot
per sack, 81. t5 buck 81 20
BACoN Extra short clear, In sncks pi.
81 NJ, ,rreeguulaars' Toe; boxed. Ne higher:
BAGGlNG AND TIES Baggiug 2lb 7,6c.
2hlb Sc Arrow lies less than carload lois,
CANDY stick wrapped basis "a slb3
GNtc per To- No. I, full weight bas;s 81
1AGi6T, per Id; special sises lsc higher,
Granite, fun weight, lie; Electric IiSbis
itEMpXT Portland, 81 1898. rs; Rosep
dale 81 T5u2. 90,
COFFEE Rio, fair: SaSHc; nrlme o1a
ghe; choice, GAMoAc; reaheriy isi,Gf.lSSSs
Coulova, lSc Roasted cOdees. Arbmckle,s
Aricsa, basis lOO-lb eases. i2c deiirnSr,te, 5
Apex, II soc; Lion, l2r. 'N"'
tlGAtkERS Il G. Soua bulk. boves
oieci lib cArtonS csc; ginger SnHDs So,
creams Sc; stage PlankS, &C.; cakes and
FLOUR Rasls 4slb sacks. Foncv h,.,
patent S3.70 fancy, half patept e. IN N
third glade So 10; 2ilh sack. i0e ne ~ hs ~
higher. ~ ''''ei
FARlNACEoUs GOODS -Grits hom,nv
ana ana cream meal In barrels 50 -; Pearl
four sacks; Scotch oats, 81. 50; Friend, ,
oats, $50, Columbia oats So nos,, S,
Hawkeye oats S2.WM2. 10, 80
LARD Refined tiercc compound 7ts
l1aL nS@aG; 5olh cans; higher than le-ee'
higher 3.lh cans &c higher N"uS -
HAMS standard ildll4c; picnic hams
:, lJJNME-sulE. sl.Oo per barrel; coopsrsa
HoNEY-in barrels, eOaySc per gallon;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19

Georgln and South Carolina being the only
states showing had accounts The sum
mary from Washington read as follows;
Cotton IN the central and western por-
lions ~ the belt Is generally improved
and well cultivated. although needs rain
In some sections. III the Carpitas. Geor-
gla and Florida heavy rains have caused
mnch damage and the crop Is greatly In
need OF cultivation.
Some stress Is being laid on the fear of
a squeeze In Liverpool IN the summer
months, hut as that market has In stock
and adoat 22D00O bales more of Amcri-
eau cotton titan last year at this time,
and America holds In the nelghborhood
Of 0O.0oD bnles more. Including the uu-
counted towns, than last year, these fears
are groundless, aud, barring manlpulations,
there Is no reason TO expect higher prices
for the present crop, as there win hc
enough cotton to 70 aronnd and consider
able surplus besides IN spite OF any i'm
proycmcnt In trade in the United states
There Is some thlk ~ Texas needing rain,
hut our reports from there do not show this
condition as yet although moisture In some
sections would prove beneficial and gen
erous dnWnpour In that state would be the
signni OF free selling movement
The weather viii conthne TO rule prices
for the time being.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19

The following are tne I'VE stI grS1 /
lions for this market as lutnlip1 Ia. sssni
r. Saunders, Jr., successor TO DOA's-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19

HIDES AND WOOL.

DIfference. 1888 2i,S27 799.o07
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19
FEVERIsH DAY in NEW YORK.
Cotton Prices at First 6ullish, Then Bear
Ssh and Later SteadN.

New York, June IS Early developments
IN cotton today were quite In keeping
with the huh events of yesterday. but
before the close severe reactions we're noted
on heavy liquidation The market opencd
steady and up 2a5 points on room ann
pubic buying, based on much Armer i,iv'
erpQol cables than expected ami renorfs
mat the southern Spot cotton inafkets
msnd Na Wy
BEFORE midday longs became nervous and
fearful Or u possible favorable review Of
The. week IN the belt by the government
Rnd turned for their profits Thus much
OF the early rise was wiped ont When
the government report WAS announced IL
was summed up MS hearlsh and trnders
sold all months heavily. JULY luuldatfon
led the movement ana caused ihat option
10 break fourteen points. But later IN the
afternoon there was 4 change for the hot
Ter in the character Of business and shorts
once mort sought safety IN retreat. Priee,;
s'lnened point by point until last nights
figures were reached, after which variations
were comparatively narrow. Trading was
very feyerish all the afternoon. The South
was free buyer In the morning hut
turned seller on this break. Spnners bougnt
August on all weak Intervals.
The market was finally steady, with
prices net All points lower.
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COFFEE,

New York, June is -Corce Spot Rio,
dun; No. Invoice 6, Mid, quiet Cordoya
ShQla@. Futures opened steady unchanged
to points lower and for the rest of the
forenoon was rarrow, Late in the session
several prominent room traders became
Nctlve buyers OF fam months and rumor
Had II that the metal clique was buying
To cover and the combined support thus
brought ont sent prices up . points with
the market finally firm net unchanged 20 >
points higher Total sales 20, 500 bags, In.
Guiding June 500 July 5.o0it505; August
900, September 5156f5. 20; October 80;
November 5,25; December 5S3ai5 40; March
$780, May 5.G0Q Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19

TotnI M. IY IN "a I'm 90 SO shares.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis, June rs. .POultry-Dull: chick.
Gus, spring t2Mlt; turkeys Z; ducks q;
spring o@lO; geese &; springs s. Butter
Eggs Steady at l0% repackcd and cases
Included.
Chicago, June lS-Butter- stronger,
erGamerles l1setlO, dairy iSal6is. Cheese
--Easier az SS,miO. Eggs steady at 1Ol5.
New York. June Is Eggs Receipts IL.
iy@ pankAges nrmi Western uugraded ildI
l@tsi western eandled lS@i3l5
fresh Missouri and Kansas Stock 0. cases