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New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November 70, 1901
ooTEE-Trsdns shade more active , Iaan Ess yes.
~srSet opened steady in tone at decne OF oa ~ Pee
the day prices reacted unCer
and runners OF more uniaNorapte
enou1ts from Brazil which closed the marker stesey
80 decline Of s points 10 advance OF D points Inc
uses contributing the early decline were oisappolt
receipts in the crop coun-
s - i,nsatsfactory spot department. Havre fin
ss.s tbs day a partial y franc lower Hamburg
1LHlz lower. while Rc coffee eased on
IS reis and declined 200 reis to say nothing OF
dror OF 1-32d the former exchange rate Inc
tS-urs Of foreign news however, the enormous re-
ssns Ar Brazilian ports they aggresating 5000 bags
- interior towns Ware
snu,e deliveries amounting TO 3SV2 oaes
the big receipts. sales on
,,it.sl call locally but 1000 bags, while
noon they had reached 10000 and for the day agETe
being well scattered throughout the
sr arrivals 81 New-York amounted 10 5000 hass
Local market spot Brazilian coffee quiet but
rsdv on the Of es4 for No Rio and sac for
ssrtoe No invoice lots.
ne rsnss Of contract prices in the local
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

spring wheat 67171c: No 2 red 731sa74c. No yellow
corn No 2 401sa41c No 2 white 42ta94Sc:
No 3 white. 4214 G43c. No rye 59c- Fair 70 enoiee
mailing barley 57D50c. No haxseed 81 46: NO
Northwesern 81 A. Prime timothy seed $685. ta 10 o.
S14 20 Lard per 100 b ss 65Gss 10 Short ribs sides
Goose). 9OGSs 05. Dry saed shoulders (boxedl TAG
73c Short SS 40qSS so. Whiskey.
basis OF high 81 81. On the Produce Exchange
firm; creameries l424 41ec dairies
1BQ2Oc. Cheese steady 9q10Ac Eggs firm: fresh. 2S1s
Q24c.
Duluth Nov. 19.--Close wheat-Cash No hard. 73asc;
No 2 Northern. 6S96S1sc; No Northern. 70hc. Dece
ber. 69ssc: May. 13asc. Oats, 3s1ec. Corn. 59s4c-
Milwaukee, 19.-Wheat weaker Close: No
Northern. 711a@72c No Northern 70971c; May 151sc
Rye lower No 1, 5Sa59c. Barley hrm No 2. 59e5S ac,
sample. 43Gj9c. Corn, May. 6212c
St Louis Nov 19.-Close Wheat. No cash. 739sc;
December 13ssc; May 7e+.e; No kard 71zg.2c Corn.
Oats, SO 2 cash. 4sc December. 41c; May 424.c; No
white. 45g451ec.
Minneapolis Nov. 1s.-Wheat: CASH Tossc: December.
6912 Q699s May, 72A track No hard, I31ac; No
Northern 7Oas No Northern. 6Tas98s1s Flour-F1rst
patents 50 65GS3 second patents So 50GS3 co. first
clears 50 1882 second clears. 81 20 Bran. in bulk
ST. -"5S16.
Prladelphia, Nov. 19.--Wheat quiet but steady.
IT, -,-1, I6c. Corn dull and un-
changed: mixed. November, IS IL 966c- Oats duh
weak: No white clipped. 491sc. Butter firm fancy
Western creamery. 26c; do nearby prints. 2sc Eggs
Firm nearby. 27c do Western &c: do southwest
creams. fancy, small 10ss@104c; do fair 10 choice.
9aIOc Recepts-F1our 5000 bbs: 35o5 600 n in Sacks
wheat II bush: corn % COO 110O0 shipments
Wheat 900 bush: corn, $4,000: oats, 1900 bush-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

changed abou. all .ola veas dull and weak s4asI
grassers feeders S2ls3. Hogt-Onsrings. 46 care
fair demand. 10a15c lower; heavy. IS s0as3 S. mixed
S. 70@s5 Workers 50 40gs5 60; pigs. IS 1886 80:
roughs s5GS5 3o stags S4lS4 25. Sheep and lambs
supply 35 cars dull generally weaker lambs
Sa 40ds4 10 good 81 1884 45: fair.
So s5asf 10; cu1s 70 good, SO 25GS3 %; top
sheep. 254$4 5G culs fair. 81 5oG<3 lo:
wethers So 559$3 20: yearlings So 6oq SO IS
Liberty, Nov 19Catle steady: choice. So .oQke:
prme 5OlS5 good s. 1885 40 Hogs-Steady
BRINE heavies So e0as5 heavy mediums IS s59s5 90
Soas5 Workers. s. T0TS5 70: light
do and good pigs 6J roughs 81 5os5 90 Sheep
steady: best wethers IS 501S3 Is culls and common
slGs2; yearngs, 81 5OdS4- Veal calves SO 50gsI %
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
1IvgRpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 1e. ?. m.-Cotton-spotI Moderate Nc
sales the day 1000 bales OF which 500 for
speculation and export and included 6400 American
Receipts q bales, including Il. 100 American Fut
res opened quiet and closed steady: American mddng
November, 13-64d SELLERS Noyernbr and December
1o-64d sellers December and January se4d BUYERS
and March 7-64d44 s-64d sellers; March and April
7-64d buyers April and May. 76id buyers May and
June T-64i buyers; June and July. 1-64d buyers;
July and August. 7-64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nox 1e-Cotton quiet; middling: !,1ss;
low nddng 67sc: good ordinary &C. Receipts 14S20
bales exports the Continent. 2634 sales. 92 stock
l63, TO
Savannah Nov. 19-Cotton steady; midd1ng. 3-16c
low middling 6sac: receipts S344 bales; exports 70
France 1853 coastwIse LIS sales 629: stock. $50 S
New-orleans Nov 19.-CoJton steady; mddling. I1.e
low mlddlng 67sc; ordinary 5f6c receipts H.
exports coastwise 700 sales, 5000; stock 2is go
I9.-Cotton steady; middling. S16; low
rniddIing 15-16c; good ordinary 9i6c receipts
1921 bales; gross 4633 shipments. 3,433; sales. $780,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
oruER MARKErsBY rELEGRAPY

Chicago Nov 19-Cattle-Receipts, 500 head; steady;
good prime nominal Sc 25gs1 TO- to medium: s4@
SIS; stockers and feeders S2QS4 25 81 25@$4 75
calves s2as5 25 steers So 50as5 25 Hogs-Re
5000 steady good weight light slow; mixed
and 50IS5 good choice heavy IS 601
IS a2A rough to fair heavy s. sSaso So light s. 2sG
S.aS sheen oGl5c lower lambs opened steady closed
enod 10 choice wethers So 40G$4 25 Western
spean as4 native lambs 50 5o4S4 70; Western lambs
$SgS4 - x,-, =, -z.r
Cattle steady 7Gs5 2o Sheep steady 81 2as3 Lambs
East Bufrso. Nov 1s-catte-Receipt- 10
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

cotton closed quiet. with quotations unchangea On
BASIS Tnfd6ling upland and SIC Tor r1iddns
W Sales l2l0 bales Southern spot markets were
sssphea follows New-Orleans steady, unchangec.
s<c; Mobile quiet. unchanged. at 3-loc saNanl,aii
80. llec higher j3-l5c: Wilmington frnl. sc
se az Is Norfolk steady unchanged. at I1sc. Ba
II y nurnal unchanged 1ssc; Augusta steady. i-lec
xas q. s15c: quiet unchanged at i7sc Esti
@1c receipts New-Orleaus for o-norrow- -ooo 70
-, bales. compared with 1887 bales sctNaI sst
- ard i56 actual last year At Houston IoI
sfrox. 500 1000 bales against 10 actual last
st sac 1855 actual last year
,.-espis The ports ana interior points to-cay co
'>ra Win sane Hny last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
NAVAL STORES.

Trading in the spirits quite slow.
and values We're in buyers favor Rcsin and pitch
ruled steady. We quote:
TAR-Resulars. 81 S5: do oil. bbls, S5 90
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3T1163 Il 63sc.
RoSlN-Common to good strained. 81 so: D. 81 80; T.
s. So 81 So: g 81 20; H 81 I0 !. 81 70; X 81 40 NJ
81 So y. 50 so; w G. So 95: W W, 81 IS
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn .......... 90 327 bbls
Spirits turpentne 2173 bbls
Savannah. Nov 1aspirits turpentine firm, 3Sc; re
cepts 16ai bbs; 400: exports, 229. Rosn firm;
sss Ss and
wilmington. Nov. laspirits turpentine-;Nothi,nogs Ing
doing receipts 50 bbls Rosin hr 9ScQS1 receipts Vo
turpenne Arm 81 1oas2 TO- receipts. Sc ohls
Tar firm. 81 %; receipts 103 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
HATT7oAD

AND DEsBRossEs RS AND coRTIaNDT ST STREETS
Cortlandt Streets Is five minute. later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New York PitiseuFg; Sleeping Car PitfsOuTx
4 FAST IGssE PlslssafF ,.lsRaE
ton cafs For cRicsso ciessland Toledo ciHcfna
1ss 7 81 eiiHcAso 5HEss5 kSp s 81 LOUIS EXPEEss
iSdiasaRss e e35caFq Lsgii P9ins Gar p.burs
5.SS r II. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago For
zs F. aeeDi n pacF PIES reurg and
SaHs Connects sof Sa59Ts.y " Ex
s fhEhFASSlR P:Sd4E Sleveand AM9 nashville Via Gin
wAsHINSToN AND THE SOUTH
75s s25 s55 1910 Cpssbrosses and cortlandt stress
1920 Dining CaD. lO55 Dining Carr a ms eets s'
20 & Sensrsss9Dal IS 91,be Lima Car, an Is DINING ea
5 Gr % II 10 ,a ashs p,sHs ssndez Cars SO as 80 1S
Lfn all Paror and Dining carsls s25 42' tpinns
soaTS S@T9 ass 'Ph1nSW Sa s as 12io
ATiANTfc COAST L1NE.-Express. $50 g. m and e-2'
shABoARD AIR LINE RAriwAY.,F1oTtda and Net n n
ropolitan Limited 1255 p m daily Express i-iO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
sPEARE Ra NsEGIEsaas NB SO Ohio Ra1EwAT-s5s and
F'oR sV Old r PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7;55 a. m
TAonrb veed rlans ms Buffet Parior and
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAy.-f2-5 55 D. weekdays
points New York and Long Brancn Fairoao IN
West Twenty-thtrd Street Stationl o a M *
o m (from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Sg
a. m. p 20. 3,4o 42o and $40 p m Sundays S'4'
a. m, Sis p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 Uesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. SOD L2o TO
s25 s55 25. Ce55 Penna Linised) 1ol9 2,s
and Cortandt Streets O20) Dining CaT 1922 IDlnins
Carr 155 m. 1255 Dining Carl 20 %
and Cortandt Streets 200. 255. 325. 800. 40 -
Dinfng carr ass Dining Carr 5.55 Dining carl ia3;
SIS s55 e.25 p IL 10 night Sunday 10 ~ x
Dining Carj a. m. 1255 Dining Can I5S IDinins rms
can 325 S55 Dining Carr. 45S CDining Carl,
655 Dining Car). 755: % So 5 p 11 & SO 10 RIsne. ]
100 Fifth Avenue Coelow 23d ST.: House. West
Twentv-thrd street station and stations foot or pes
Court Street, SOU Fultoh
Street % Broadway and Pennsylvania annex STATION.
Frookivn Station Jersey City The New-Iork Iransler
Company call for and check baggage from notes
and residences throIg TO destination -,
,s1snbone f4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
r9ao 1IsTSyHSSov 1ao Eth J. r WOOD
De u. rs.nsraI General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
Cltntlpus.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


l. York by the Grace God Free and Independent-To
5arhIt John W Haddock Margaret L Terrberry. Jennie
Vanderbilt, Ernest vanderbilt Harold
nGerh Herbert Vanderbilt Isaac s Vanderbilt il.
{ Vanderbilt, William II. Vanderbilt, Emelne n.
tisdiock Stewart Haddock, Jean Haddock Margaret H
Terriberry. and Mary Ann Haddock
- Soeer NJ HaddocE Executors of the last VIII and
Ttasamen OF H. NJ Haddock deceased Mary Stew
Hoe. Executrtces OF the last
Ji and Testament Arthur H Haddock. deceased. and
NJ Haddock. Executor OF the last Will
S.resrtng You and you hereby cited and
be and appear before Surrogate
New York, at the Surrogates Court OF
sad County held Court House in the City
~ New York the Sd day Of January 1902 at half
the forenoon Of that day. then and
Washington NJ. Haddock surviving
VIII and Testament OF William j.
1yaddock deceased. and to show cause why a decree
he judically settling said and
6xing Six Dollars the amount which
should be paid the estanentary guardians of
49,, TaddOck and Jean Haddock. in
for support. maintenance and education OF
of infants out of the income of their
of funds in the said trustees
San5s. and such hereby cited under
yoi,r guardian. you have II have
to be appointed. in
failure to do guardian will be
enpoInted by represent for
n proceeding.
In Testimony whereof. We caused the Of
Surrogates Court OF the said County
York L be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon
n. c. THOMAS. Surrogate
day OF November. In the of
thousand nine hundred and one.
J. FAIRFAX NJ LAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
ns NJ md 3S5 NJ Daily except Sundays. 20 Pits
fell Sundays only. at e2O A. Nj
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Tfcke, Offices lis. 261 4;5 and l2lS BroadEay .
So. ". 215 Columbus Ave, 133 West I-9th y.
18th I3sth St stators New YORK 35S and III
Emit and Broadway. E Brooklyn
York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from residence b.
Wsstcott Express Company.
BIODGETT GEORGE H. DANIELS
T,,sz Acs1-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

coTTON-Cot-ou irregular movement again to
6sv Tae market opened firm at an advance OF S1I
points On moderate buying led by an uneasy snort
Interest Wall Street South and Europe picked up
little cotton on there eyidences OF buy
S for NewEngand spinners account Behind the peter
feeling was bullish English cables, smaller
port movement expected. reports OF bad weather IN
reduced estimates from
The market later easeo on
slowly 10 81 January under failure OF the carry
Liverpool refused 10 follow our feact,f
worked steadily upward and closed al ABOUT TOP ng
u Of the dav Toward midday the market again stlf-
Carolinas and Northern georgia
by e sToSstorn and on ciaifls
continue shrink FirTner So9thern
SPOT markets estimate for tomorrow Nous
prices which adNallcso 70
ia for January. Then large estimate for Ne"-
Orleans arrivals Tomorrow, with the result tna' prices
more essa5 off figures os the morning ira
corparatively light the late session win eo
all efforts On part oI
bulls rglIy market Sentiment was very Ihuch
houses almost bare OF pasifess
Ts averaged Unfavorabiy. rains osle
tnEl the map the Eastern cotton country; Wiz
West temperatures falling rapidly, Win l.os
INDICATED over the portion of the country west
ne Nssissiup Trade from the Continent as
6 from very encour raging aiIu
financial situation abroad said 20 nave iflifo.sc
Manchester receiving large orders from Chliia ~
Eda according private cables. Ibere vas q siia-P
n the last half hour, under ncuidaon OF iooI
aodns the close barely sieaoy aIi-
sf point lower 70 points higher H..
Tie prices the iocai market 1ooas
& ss follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

Eshangs special Liverpool cabesspot cotton
Aec., Sss 1000 bales: speculation and export, 300;
ding uri, receipts 1000 American Y 600: mid,
l6<d eec-' sgd Futures opened steady. partial
Sserfl Closed steady pa to 81 points higher.
ssrusry nses' NorembeI-Decernber. los: December
March ressan' January-Fehruary. 407Iks: February
Jre-Julv% % s-f Is March-Aprl. April-May. May-June,
Dgr,tc DgrcsNssslI,lsr; stIssIlsr; cloths quiet
soahlnx a. .s quiet. With quoted at $3Gx3 10.
Eorphine a 1ss l2z. powdered So SonS3 30
oanes ana So quotes 81 oGs2 9s bulk. s2as2 Is
970ag~ - oo1ss 80 for eghths. Quinne steady.
ssacy for oIi ESSENTIAL oILs-The market was
Sea6r Effb a .VeppeTrnin1. Other grades about
se o1oe: i@y active Jobb.ng demand all kinds
20 cssss - S3etSl 30 bereamot. prime, & len
Gstl To- ss epeeb 81 20dS1 30: lemon. prime.
y: mace sssae ooessl lemon grass native 81 60d
10: a-4ia.ss t-c 81 25Gsi mustard natural, sJM
g75gsa zee ~ 25Qs3 50: peppermint Western tins
soSal 81 ex,O M TINS 81 s5s2. cases. 81 s,oas2
eszc spesrr 'e sesssfras natural 42c; artificial.
t'eea. natural e. xs.l 30; tansy. 81 i0ds Is: Win
- s. l5Is; .: e. aoosl 53 artificial 53ef65c;
ssssy7sThe rns-Lx. n,ohnwood pure s5 25ds5 50.--.
Ssse follows: TOO for the season; Prices were
80 zeal s1f,ss urbieached lie; bleachsd, i3c;
Sssay 4AQ5ce nsieoore. powdered 7nSc ncorice.
"kon 101s1. s,,aecteo. In bundles Sable sSrsaparia
&c; senega. Western. 5595sc;
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
1000 ~1i-3O a. NJ. 100. Tl3O,
1900 3 40 Il oO sT4Oo 1880 800. 700 t735 $500.
'f'-2o T fRsMITINoRE AND WASHINGTON.
e.425 $500 $1,000 'l130 a. NJ. 100. fL30. 3 10.
'5 co. 100 P NJ, az. IS mdt- -
Ofices: Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry. 1I3 26l 454
West f53 East I25th St. 2T3 125th St. 24J Colun
bus Ave. York; A Court St, 344. 500 Fulton St,
Broadway Williamsburg. New York TranSfef
"a calls for checks baggage destination
srol Liberty only. +Daily- fDay. except Sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov 1s.-Flour firm Wheat little doing:
firm; yellow, 6Ic: No do 6617c no corn eo,.e: &
M mixed 455sc; No 3 do Barley strong: fancy. 65
aero. rive. No l. 63c. Canal freights steady
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

good average santos $500: receipts 10000 bags owo
6sys9; stock. LASS 900 bags. Hamhurg-Ccfee market
opened 4 pig lower: 2:36 . net aga pig
ope- sales. 5000 bags Havre-cotfee market opened
IRREGULAR Ad& franc lower u unchanged: az 3
n quiet, advanced Il franc; at $50 unchanged;
fotsl sales s. 900 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

Rio-Co-fee weak; No Rio. 5s525; Exchange
2d: e. 600 bags Cwo days.; cleared for the
Tinted States 900 bags; cleared for Europe 5000 bags
sock $50, COO bags
TIE statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

CyATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
~ BOATS leave of Christopher st. weekday
At @ p. NJ, connecting with Catskl Mountain. Boston
q Albany and Hudson Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
ks

a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Once No. La o.oaoway.
door north af o'clock advertise
received following branch ofces a. regular
once rates until D. viz Zo4 g
cor 23j-st I53 6th-ave: 12th-st Macy oth-ays
near West o6th-st: ioo
West 4od-s. 6thave 81 East Istn-s, 20 sss
adosye between and nth sts: 102o sd-ave near
s1st-st; 17os soth-st 200 ITenon.-sss
St0 554 3d-ave 2lO Bleecksr-st
S25 Rleecker-Sl
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
GteamhonIs

Gteamhonrs
ALBANY EVENING LINE.
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 40 n Canal Stret. at p NJ, week days
only connecting with trains for all points. Excursion
$3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
RICE COOK BOOK.
First lnstallment Has Been Received
from the Printer.

First lnstament Has Been Received
from the Printer.
The passenger department OF the South
ern racihc yesterday received from the
PRINTER the first installmcnt of Its edition
Of the "Rice Cook Book on which IL has
been working for some time past The
book is very neat geographically and every
one of its pages bears evidence OF the fact
that those who arranged II spared no pains
in making IL all that 1t should he. The
volume contains 700 recipes for preparing
rice and an Introduction by Mrs. $. \:
Knapp. wife OF Prof, Knapp, the wen
known rice expert, In which that lady
shows the extreme value Of rice rs a foot
a number OF Illustrations made from photo
graphs taken in the rice belt Of Texas and
louisiana are used. Many of the recipes
are no doubt new to housewives of the
country ana FROM that standpoint alone The
hook may he considered very vhluahlt
one.
1t Is the intention Of the passenger de
pnrtmcnt Of the Southern Pacific 90 dsril.
ute 5000 copies Of the book. gratis, AZ III,
Pan Atrcrican exposition ia connection witt
the rice Kitchen which will he IN operation
there. II Is believed that by this mcthor
the advantages OF rice as n fcnd may b'
made known 30 u great many people wll'
would otherwise remain In ignorance OF 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Notes and PersonaIs.

l. ". Evans, claim agent OF the Santa
Re WAS here yesterday from NE headquur'
tcrs NJ Brenham.
sam II. Dixon. immigration agent of the
Houston East and West Texas, left yester-
doy morning for snort trip over the line.
w. II. Mcclure. general freight and pas,
sengcr agent OF the Galveston, Houston ami
Pcnders0a was up from Galveston yester'
daY.
T. s. Mcdowell, superintendent Of the
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas, With head
quarters ~ Smithyille, spent Yesterday "
The city on business.
w. !. Caverly, travelling freight and pas
senger agent of the Rio Grande Western
hvadauarters at Denver, distributed adyer
Using matter among the agents on ticket
row yesterday.
The Santa Fe operated special train
last night for the benefit OF the members
OF tile galveston Quariette society who
s.nine lIp for the Houston Qunrtette sccietl
concert The train arrived here AZ o'cioci
ana returned 10 Galveston after the concert
The passenger department Of the Houston
East and Vest Texas has announced thai
ia train leaving here on Sunday night VIII
eurry a sieerer and two coaches. which vii
be run through 70 Memphis for the benefi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
RAILROADS For PANHANDLE.
Three OF Them to Be Built in the Near
Future


Vernon Texas. MAY n A. J. Robinson
Of Blackwell. o. r.. chief engineer OF the
H.. f. aud 5. w, vernon's new road, took
the field this morning with his corrs to
locate route from here to the southern
boundary OF the kiowa and Connnche res
erNRtion and Is expected to have his work
completed within few days, tho country
through which II is proposed 60 build being
comparatively level The grading contrac-
tors are expected here this week, and dirt
viii begin TO ny soon ms the engineering
corps has finished It's work, the contracts
for grading having already heen awarded
Railroad rumors are rife thoughout this
section of Texas AT present. Among the
latest emanatng from quasi reliable
sources The Post correspondent has heard
IL stated that OF the three roads headed
south into the Panhandle from Oklahoma,
The Kansas City. Mexican and Oriental VIII
cross Red River into Hardenan county, the
first one west of this, building Its own
town a few miles west Of t'hilirothe; the
Frisco 10 tap the Denver al Acme, while
the Rock Island h figuring on Ouanah as
among the possibilities of Its proposed
southern extension. one fact Is to he gatpcd
from an impartial view Of the present stu
alton. and that is that the Panhandle Is
upon the eve Of the greatest railroad buhd'
ing ern that any section Of Texas has ever
| experienced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
ANOTHER SOUTHWESTERN auMoR
Gould Said to Be After New York
Outlet.

New York, May 20 The World snys: In
connection with the delay ON the part OF
the Missouri Pacific directors in acting on
the dividend, there Is u plan, II ~ said. on
foot to widen the scope OF the proposed
southwestern combination by securing u
New York outlet IL Is said that some
large Stockholders of the Lackawanna have
received offers for their holdings from
sources that indicate that Mr. Gould may
want that property as part of the greater
MIs oar Iar-, sle,e". IT Is declared
thai II Mr. Could secured control Of Lack
aWanna an arrangement would he made
whereby the Interests n New York Central
and Pennsylvania would be protected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

- c,sas All kidney and bladder troubles
~ saS,oSes gravel. cures diabetes, seminal
emissions weak and lame backs. rheulaa.
us, i hIadAer In both men and w0mca. bad
ane trnnbie In children. If not sold by. your
S Sru viii be sent by mall on receipt Of
"a n ns one small bottle Is two months
49,, and Will cure any ease above
,nneentinhed. Dr. u. W. Hail, Sole Manusa, :,
men p q BOX GO So Louis, Mo- Send
s ar Testimonials sold by all druggists and
Houston Drug Company.
FEMME. Texas, April 2s isg0.-I have
used iIali's Great Discovery Tor Dlaaner
q thousand dollars for the bencht 70.
celvsS from using one bottle. feel that ]
am permanently cured: r,r, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
BEWARE OF A corsu

c0uph L. - No1oh.
|conspnn,,iIS mot disease. but a symptom.
|most dsppOn and bronchitis, which are the
Their S 49,, and fatal diseases. have for
|ana !, :. Indication persistent cough,
|coush noperly treated as soon as this
HIN, cppears are easily cured. Chamber.
fully snouss a Remedy has proven wonder
|rtatlon sessiul, and gained its wide rep.
IA curIpr :, extensive sale by It's success
Ing n :, 'ne diseases which cause cough.
Tou ~, not beneficial 1t will not eos.
For sale by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Low RATES EAST
chesausak. ", va a., -,

sseea" esapeake and Ohio afalrosd.
.gshort inSMa I p. A, meeting Old Point
~ tIckets Ne ~ sAh Texas lines Will
Iura at ena 70 above named point and re-
trp until yJu ina fare round trip, good 10 re-
pp'trnliy ~ tune S, ~ This win afford an OPP
\. Eastern nn SM Wellington, New Yovk
ihd rsil Saline Time q the year. Direct boat
toff ~ sW"nneclions from Old Point Com.
York For v,t .lni 70 Washington and New
% 'ui information apply or write
Nm W. II, whittIesey,
w. r. A. Z. aud o. Ry,
Dallas, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Side Trims from Memphis.

The lines composing the Southwestern
Passenger association have announced that
they Will on May 20 and 30, sell cheap
tctets 10 holders Of reunion tickets who
NAV desire TO make side trips from Mem.
phis. The tickets viii he sold % rate q
one fare. plus 81, for the rpund Trip VII
snld 10 Nashville. Ch1ttdnooga. Atlantis
Macon, Montgomery, selma, Mcrldlan, Jack
scr, Yicksburg and intermediate poiuts.