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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-28
the EEJoymEKr Of MISERY

anybody enjoy iscrahief
and do surround themselves with an at
They make
molehs and when there
be
employ You pick him out
Monday tn sat
sets the worst OF Il from
everyboy that his talent ognsed that his genius is wasted
future HIM
and lot Of tonnyrot like
mes he hroodn who hroods
and he Is also
handles counting
efficiency and chance
Objectionable happiness Of be-
ng miserable
1T
Of Of that
bsooded until the world peepled
couldn't
toha D Rockefeller should be rollins In
pennsss Yes II was hard world 80
bad anaso II worth while TO leave t.
in plugged keyhoe and
turned the and prepared
OF
He didn't make out
adey restored him
wlra the SHOCK KNOWLEDGE THAT 1T
IS THAT LIFE rs WORTH WHILE ALWAYS AND
THAT PERSON WHO REFUSES TO HUNT FOR WORRIES.
or USE. CAN SELDOM FIND EXISTENCE
moNoToNous.
Young Thurson a ripe old age
So should all q
brood every head
Don't f-co hope burning
Perhaps It win fruit than did to-day.
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PASSING or
FREE BUS

After December I every railroad
and steamship arrival In Seattle
Who wishes - 10 = hotel must
either walk aF pay y r@snis for the
privilege ~ riding On \ bus. A. a
meeting OF ths seattle HotsikeeperH
Assos iHtien last night a contraet.
which Will be signed by ali tho lead
ina hostciries was made with On.
Seattle Transfer Company whereby
tho company VIII Be given the priv
from the hotels.
The charge Nili b. Included ln the
guests bill
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rnr ETrasal TROUSERS

London Tailor delivering sectus
night said
flnality.
Of the
to
tisera dressed the pautsy'
Harry
dwelling grand and awful
WEARING THE BREEcHEs OF THE FUTURE
perfection.
Maeauiey
and he
o
the
20 nd the
our
Gracious prophecy
walk
ahape shall be-
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Frank NatsrhnuHs ca. yrnter-
day received The contract from Ma af
bingham 10 transport u thr Philip.
pines so tons Of forage on tie steam
shin fremont and 30 tnna on the
p!sladHH. fhr balance n tho Loo
tons 81 forage 20 be shipped 70 90 GA
the transport biN. due 10 arrive Me-
vemter ~ me latter VIII also take
aceo, 90 feet 80 iur5fsr.
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TINE sEmEov aer APPLIED

anthracite railroads
by 4 o
upon the general pub coal
TO
few millions
add to good
absolute
Impossible
uitho combine
True Is law
nothinx withou ~ enforc
be TO
ponga the make
adequate remedies for the
nesth
sorney
But don't to
IN
he d.
sufficient really
front reeeo
The law,th .
OF rulings like stand and there plenty
no Is applied
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NOTICE OF HKARINo ~ RE-.
SPECIAL. SCHOOL ELECTION.

SPECIAL. SCHOOL ELECTION.
Notice II hereby given to tbe cleo
tors Of the City Of Seattle School
District No. 1. in King county. State
OF Washington. that on Saturday.
the ist day OF November. A. d. 1904.
in IN. several election WARTS into
which naid school district IL divided.
a special election wiiI be held at the
election places hereinafter specified
for the purpose Of submitting to the
qnaiifisd electors OF said district for
their approval or rejection the fol-
lowing propori;ions, io-vit;
PROPOSITION NO. i.-Shsii the
ff1l inclusive in block two % %
Queen Anne Second addition 10 the
city of Seattle ut q price not less
than sasoog
PROPOSITION NO. 7.-shan the
district sell the cid church building
ana lot described as lot twenty nine
tssl. block nineteen GaD. Latona. at
n price not less than ssoo7
PROPOSITION NO. 5.-shaii the
district be authortzed 20 sell certain
school furniture. Including all desks.
seats. stoves. apparatus and furnish
lnrs no longer considered suitable
for use IN the schoois7
PROPOSITION NO. s.--Shaii
School District Ne. I levy a special
tan Of one tenth OF q mil (e0oil for
the purpose OF establishing and
maintaining three tD kindergarten
schools
Notice II hereby further given tina,
the places 81 voting in each OF the
several wards Of the school dIstric,
at said special election win be as
follows.
First ward-south school building.
situate on block s OF the Syndicate
addition TO the City OF Seattle.
Second ward--RalnIer school build
Ing. situate on block i2 of Jackson
street addition 20 the City Of Seat
tie.
Third ward--Pacinc school build
ing. Eleventh avenue and East Jeff-
crson street. also At Midor school
building, Seventeenth avenue and
East Pike street.
Fourth ward--Central school buffa.
ing. situate corner Of Seventh ave-
nue. and Madison street.
Fifth wsrd--Synasogu school
building. situate corner Seneca
street and Eighth avenue.
sixth ward school bugid.
inK situate corner Of Fifth avenue
and Battery street.
Seventh wnrd-Casrade school
building. situate corner Howard av-
enue and Thomas street: also at the
new High School building. broadway
and Pine street.
Eighth ward Mercer school build
ing. situate on block % Of MERGERS
second addition to tho City of Seat
tie.
Ninth ward-3g06 Fremont avenue.
next door 20 postofiice; also ut Green
Lake school building.
Said voting places win be open 10
receive ballots from IL m. to 81
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alton that VIII lead 10 the arrest ans
conviction Of any person or persons
found cutting cables or otherwise
damaging our property.
SUNSET TELEPHONE & TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
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1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the vot-
Ing places to be used at the general else
tiun 20 be held November 4. ipu2 and the
same hereby nxrd a. fuilowa to.u.tf
CITY PRECINCTS.
Pre-
Ward. clnct. poillnu place
New England hotel. Main Vt. en-
n0sh First Ave. south. bunker
barber shop.
Fourth Ave. south and Lane
city STABLES.
AtHn barber shop.
boz Main 1t. corner Firth Ave.
500 seventh Ave. south. Hotel
Russell
Ninth ave. south and bradford
1870 jackson "a.
2aed jackson 81.
600 Twenty fourth Ave. south
othmnn'r hail
2S22 jackson ST.
l broadway and Fast Cherry st ,
Hssement proadway grocery
store,
a2n rwcnty-nrst Ave. Madroua
hall
1907 East Madison, Thompson
upholstery establishment.
Madison park pavilion.
Municipal court room. City hall
lis Third Ave. typewriter ntor,e
iia4 Marion. basement Electrical
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Seattle 20 Tacoma. single trip 90
cents. round trip IS cents.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUIE
For
u. 8. Navy Yard and 6sfs'''"'p>
Steamers -cer
ATHLoN, INLAND FLYER Po"'
ORCHARD.


DAILY SERVICE -
Leave Seattle-.s and 10 = -
.si:lB. %. 80 and so p. m; 'sA's'
days only, extra trip li,ss III
Sunday only, extra trip, sss ii.l
Leave Bremerton-s'io az n
a. m; .i2: 80. 5 and 'e:lS
Saturday and sunday onis'
trip 7.i6 p M - irg
Leave sidney - dsbo anu
n M; 8 =. m - ff:S
Leave Charleston - anu
a. m. 6s0b p. m. .,.arutss
For Pleasant Beach take
leaving Seattle any trip
Except Sundays .,,..xssf
sFor Bremerton ana
Beach only. ~s1-S.x.
Eare-5osc Cents RcuneA'"
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Financial
a nia.iAai.s p,see . eere- ineeey On
n. y. West so fiss street.
MONEY On short notice >. io~ rats. Pr.
tsaiiains. rioas. black %.
COLLATERAL bank usarso a Rcd 8
fsehFy idsned "a any sped esiithtersi.
tds Cherry.
TO LoAss-Jrvais msn-y =, ic- rate Of
tntsrest fsssas .ss.sf roe r-ssef
.st. ftaer.s :. : .sd =
Lest
fpsf d. sd ,fii,s'' sssis'sssIsl fr,S Ssfs.
e~f ~ ,ss sai! sr~v~- g she nAsn- %
ia Hstsrn sane 70 iszt East Denny
NOTICE OF HEARING IN RE.
Gale Of Lots IL to II and 80 90 IS
Block 7 81 King County Addition.
Notice n hcsby given that the
Beard q County Commissioners Of
King county. wash. win convene
in their rooms In the King County
Courthouse on November eth. t9o1.
IT the hour OF : o'clock y. m. for the
purpose OF hearing and determining
upon the adyfrabfiity Of selling lots
II 60 a and ~ 70 IS. block Of King
County Addition.
Parties interested for or against
the sale 81 said property viii appear
before the board az said date and
have n hearing.
Dated this 2nd day OF October.
1854.
Hoard 81 County Commissioners.
King County. wash.
By Geo. n. fAmplng.
Clerk OF tho Board.
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SUCCESSOR
TO MILES

WASHINGTON. u. C.. oct. A.
General Gorhlu n Authority for the
statement that General - ~ IA
Young aiii probably be the next Fgu-
eral O the nffuy. succeeding Cen
erai Miles. This n 81 special In
tsreai. "a General Carbin'W own name
has been mentioned Ia that ennnee=
lion. General Miles Wiii he retired
for age next year.
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ron akLfs~ilon-s ana lot in brooklyn.
overlooking Lake Union. Price $50:
terms cary
20 lots Ia Cioverdalo addition. $500
Lots by Woodland Park on INSTALL
mcuta.
Nice corner store for rent. Brick build
ing.
n, A. ANDERSON,
Goo Doruy way
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90 to Spinning for bicyeis repair.
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Seattle 90 Tacoma. single trip SC
cents. round tip IS cents.
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wANTED-A driver. Queen city Laundry,
First avenue and Bell street
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Flelp Wanted--MnIe

taco cabinet photos. o: 20 per dor for one
week emily. Fastnan'a Studio. 22tf
first avenue.
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ron NEVADA AND UTAH
300 HAIiHoAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MucKEitE, TEAMgTERa, HAMMERS
MIN AND MACHINE MEN. t2.00 TO
fs.bo! Snip DAILY.
M'NfCHOL a HAWKINS
fis WEST MAIN HTREEr.
-, 80 ,,.-,-,, - 5000
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READ AND coSafpEH
aTto-Fise acfes ~ basutifui land only ~
mile frnra the city limits on the nofsh.
Fifht en- a Sod county rad. this prep
sftF e me investment. the pruH-
rffF afuund g IL deFsipTine rapidly and
iu tun years more Il will he worth kfpo
or soon m aefr
IA. second avenue. Room ara
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Comparatively nrN s-fpam cottage. large
iawn With hydfnnta. fenced. Enod netsh-
tsfaacs. fef only fiAsa. Rainier Heights
1880 bays iot. IN Fr~nsont ssfsasinx
clear through t'nrk- treating On three
streets. with e0rd house. water and
fruit ran divide iats other Nay and
terms.
QtfkfIfrfM z HOLMAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29
ARE NO GRASSERS in TEXAS.
PRICES NOT LIKELY
TO Be BROKEN SOON
II Shipments from This State Are De-
pended on to Do 1t Statement OF
the Present Supply OF Cattle.

An Associated Press item sent ont Of
New York sunday night quoted a member
Of the beef trust as saying that the high
price of beef would soon fall MS a result
Of the grass fed steers from TcXas' reach
ing the market, If this he the only thing
that will break prices, the prices won't
steers to reach the market. The Texans
have been cleaned out of fat cattle aud
only stockers remain on the ranges Tho
2yearods aud the yearlings have been or
are being shipped to the Northwest, where
they are TO be fed, and the grown cattle
have been marketed to nearly the full
supply. There are thousands Of cattle Ia
the Territory, hut they will not he more
than sufficient to keep the market sup.
piled to its ordinary capacity and the fed
cattle have already been sold. The i'm
portations from Mexico are not available as
yet for they are not in any sort Of condi-
ton and are being used to stock with The
supply Of cattle in Texas is light. com
paratiyely speaking, and can not be de
| pended on 10 break the power Of the beef
trust.
| Rangomen who never tried to feed cattle
until last winter are now realizing good
prohts on the experiment and they are
not turning loose all their stuff as they
nave in the past, hut will carry over the
| poorer cattle with the idea of making them
into beef on their own hook instead Of
selling them IN the feeders of the corn
states. The winter has been an open one
and despite the drouth which has pre.
vailed the stock went through with small
loss and In fair shape. There may be
some thousands Of grassers next spring as
a result OF the Texans learning how, but
they are not available this year.
Following is table, complied from ofa.
elal reports whenever available and from
the averaged estimates of cattlemen ana
live stock statistics which shows with
what Is known to he close approach
to absolute accuracy the available cattle
supply of the West on April 10, 1902:
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RECENT ACTIVITY
DECIDEDLY LACKING.
Considerable Falling Off in Transactions
and the Movement OF Prices Was
Irregular.

New York, April %. Speculative interest
in stocks showed considerable falling oil
today and the full days transactions scarce
time in two weeks. The fcyerlsh activity
which has characterized the recent leader
ship OF the market was decidedly lacking
II the rather large dealings in Reading be
excepted. The tone Of the market was halt
ing and uncertain and the movement Of
prices was not uniform The predominant
movement while it failed to embrace the
whole list itself changed number of times
during the day
The failure Of the conference committees
Of the anthracite miners and operators to
agree upon terms on Saturday was dis.
appointment. and the tone of the comment
1 Of the parties to the conference created a
disaEreeable impression. The result was
free selling OF Reading in the opening deal
lngs, which affected the whole market. This
weakness was overcome by strong advances
In some OF the high priced coalers. The
part played in the market 10y the high
priced stocks, Of which the floating supply
is very small. was notable. and their wide
movements resulted from a light volume Of
transactions
As the upward fight Of Delaware anc
/ Hudson ana ~ New Jersey Central rallied
tho Readings SO did the squirt in The chi
calo and Northwestern stocks give some
strength to the Grangcrs and Pncifcs. ST
Paul was lifted points amongst the South
westerns The gains were nor well held
however. ana thcrc were constant relapse,
when the market was allowed to becumr
Quiet
New York, New Haven and Hartford Wa
alTthcr Of the grade stock, to move, but j
saved only point Of points advance.
Among the industrial Spccialtics cher
were wide advances I'm Pullman, Intcrna
ticnal Power American Express. Prcssc
steel Car. preferred, Railway Stcc
, Spring and some others which arc eve
more seldom active.
The cotton oil stocks, Virginia Carolin
+ Chemical aud American Agricultural chen
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BAD WEATHER FOR
THE BULL TRADERS.
The Provision Market Was Manipulated
Again by Packers for Higher
Prices


Chicago. April est was had Wealner
49,. i'm ,rodors I'm grain today. Even
LOT Tue Jun 'i"u''o - ,t!,,.ht,c sun.
though reports indlcateu
niles OF old wheat, and offerings In corn
- ,iu urb+ tho rrops were receiving
were sun ne"'' -" 49, seosonoble
too much beneht from tne ,,'nan.
weather ia allow prices to hold advances
,rho.a variant fortors. however, caused sew
Hrse va '"', ,.t,,,ort In the
eral rapid changes Oh seu''"'e", y
end July wheat lost lMl1s; July corn =
ord Iplv oats aldM Provisions closed "a
a. d,o% ~ 9iS biabcT
io"'' ~ ~
Trade I'm wheat was only fairly active
i'"ue !" ~ - in 'front.' of the
though the frequent cuanse "a ou.,,o.
spcculators made the tension somewhat
,,',..od A. tho oneninr the news Of gen
MA. N'u' A.. .,,t,,,i,al wheat states
eral rains IN an tnS pa Pr'W ,,,hpat ot n decline
except Kansas slArt9u Nmtta, rho South-
from saturday closlnS prr.raSG Nod nrices
west sold Literally ana nGipvn FOR some
| back. the SITUATION, nIIM'thv,i ls Cables
time seemed TO lhNut . Wv yvore sill
we're higher primary rSSeip.eirg stocks.
) light showing fapluF uGti'nD LII of rnsh
! and the Northwest pouRhI mvn Prices
| stun ana staftru an mur 'bbcinad CON.
/ worked up Il lll'c a .iu NM Iocrcnse in
! sderahiN by tne rrtua IN, N.Y. t,r,',,tb ~ this
the visible supply. On tne z zuit 5fter omen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29
STOCKS SLOW AND UNCERTAIN

ical were advanced on talk Of consondutlunn, W;
There were stocks OF a number OF sup'
railroads which were bought on reports W
activity I'm local traffic on the roaus "ul.u
is calculated TO benefit especially TINS cls 5Ss
of roads. and the demand resulted III WIZ
advances and Included net earnings Tor
March Of number of systems Colorau"
Fuel and Tennessee Coal were nlu up -
In the day. as the local transactions my
been earlier. but relipsed again Wltho"'
much erect on the general market
The varying movement IN the gram MAJ w.
ket was reflected from time to time In me
stock market. hut not IN Il decisive way,
Tho reduction In the Calumet anu ilrcm.
dividend depressed Anlalgamated Ooppei :
Sugar was affected by lower prices Tor r.
hncd. United states steel seemed to reirgiI
disapproyal Of the bond issue. and nite'
states Leather was affected 10y roallzln-,
The frmness Of foreign exchange lra"ns
cncd discussion Of prcbnhie gnIu tAP"r3tn
bit the money market was unanccteu' i"e
market closed dull aud easy. ,t...
The bond market was moderately acu,
aud strong. Ttotal sales, par Value' 49,
/ Bt5 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29

in line with the strenuous advances Of last
week No sooner had the gong sounded
for the first call than pandemonlum broke
loose In the pit, shorts showing themselves
~ he more anxious to cover, even II they
did have TO pay fancy prices. The open
ing showed gains Of to ~ points on the
summer months. Holders of cotton watched
the price 20 up with smiling faces II Is
now generally acknowledged that the crop
viii not go much over 10000 600 bales and
such a crop means almost any price before
the season IS over Belief IN a short crop
oEd the bureau estimate has been shaken
many times during the season, hut those
who hold cotton now have the whip hsni
over the shorts. In spite of fairly heavy
realizing the market continued 10 improve
and az the close the hoard showed net gains
ON the day of IS points; 9.TS for April rs
points gain; for May. June and July each
lB; August II. September Is, and the other
positions to . points over Saturday
closing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

short clear 0.s7l9. Bacon Stronger; boxed
lots, extra shorts 1O.57l2; short clears
l0G2la. Rcceipts-Flour 1l0OO wheat H.
Coo corn IS eco: oats $1,000. shipments
-Four 5000; wheat 5000 corn $1,000; oats
2SOOO.
Kansas city. April 2s- Wheat-May TEX
July 729s; cash so. hard "A; No red
19dSO. orn-May G37s; September 6OBG
white 6Sia669. Oats No. = white 46G46la.
Receipts Wheat 1880; corn 16OW0; oats
l3,cOO. Shpments-Wheat1 1920: corn d.
100: oats 5000
New York, Aal IS Wheat Receipts
5000 Spot easier; No red S7lS elevator
ana sS3s f. O. n. anoat; No l Northern S3M
+. o. h. afoat; No, l hard s67s f. o. b. ahoat;
oItions easier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29
FLIGHT OF COTTON CONTINUES

settled New orleans is in thorough
touch with the sources of supply as well as
those that seek to enable the spinner TO
meet some important engagements and mas
led tho advance New York has been the
warehouse Of heavy Accommodations for de-
liverics on contracts hut has now shown
its sensitiveness TO the needs OF consump
ton There is difference Of some 20 to
60 points In favor of the Southern exchange
10 he met OF course such state OF AZ
fairs may not disparage the main strength
of the situation vet II is known that all
things are relative and the final adjust
! ment must determine the correctness OF one
or the other ANY uneasuess in the prem
iscs docs not come from the best Informed
bulls but caution is frequently worth
money and TO those who have not got It
''to throw at the birds" such caution may
be of high value.
Liverpool was buoyant throughout. Sales
! or the spot amounted to 1900 bales at
quotations higher by 1921. Contracts lin
| ally showed an advance Of tn G-641 on
near and to 3is Cad ON far options
| New York opened 5 to12 points above the
previous close a slight easincSS mt once
made the lowest II tine day after which
there was 3.point advance loss Of this
gain followed but steady recovery soon
appeared and going mp to points formed
a level that ruled with small changes until
beyond the time for noon call A decline then
began its course aud continuing through
half the afternoon carried the scale near
30 low mark again An Improvement set
in shortly and caused top prices to he
reached before the fnal half hour Of the
1f~ht tV VOC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29
THE RICE MARKET.
Falling of in Movemenat-M.l'o,I,psa'
ook for Renewed AcuNv

FaIIinu Off in MoVenen'.,s,
Look for Renewed Ac'Nv
New York, April 2e-Dan III
sons Company say; Locally the u
Of tbe week was of narrow gauge
tions-scarce one-half that Of the y.
one No accounting for the ial'as
os TRANSFORMATION In many oilea
cheapenlng by the opening Of wave .e.ll
wholesale grocers simply say ~
slackened and therefore no nteu
rau. srnnlics" For some weeks s,d y
lie deaIincs made reSpectsV,, M
" a"tti,9,tv occasionally rolling nparlnr,
ri and tbe sudden halt IS Pr, m
naesjmistic see dire results, ~ VA KID
iStIr iook forward hopefully sa.,slly
y, 70 sneedy renewal of Spt
SIor,notitiVp advantage hl'helas 4!
wbirh has created such an Sysn,sirE
dnrIng nresent season, sun a,ss to'
1,,ist maintain for several hl nv .outIil
AJvires from the south nVis e ths n
90 Forncr inuuiry; volume up 70 tEitba
Wy iJi IA take on the elg ,pprs uei
rraecrihed pcriod, that Is, pei suppf
lars, Inc mo forward in any lioefai re ~
S w. 6rIenns and throngnou.. rhs Il
New u 1,.icos are fairly nrn. Ia N
of tba situation Is bit lilIs n NH
~ many smaller holders N.Y. "a wsj
vi I;nht 10 willing are not aple sooods
nlsnt ~ shaiI call for Their soIsu
tne t da So. Wanting and pros,eessSsssns
alatlon iV' a. again. the enlai5il d,
r,i,s ~ milling plants an aolIsrs
repairs "a not l prospective lq NE er
ehI anu sre the ccnseryain.ne M
agdlh; M Ne reyages incident a. mo4
Mho soar ana nreferably gel .,v
weather az" rpait ihe compniso' III
rather, nun To T The bulk oaa,ses{
MeeNli uhu few strong nYI n n
the halluS noted. are actins ~
as pre.lo and refusing 70 sell n,nd
concert hnu nrIces. Export denssr M
nun recon- nceysteamer OF paass.ses
nes ~ i ~ o1n nockets and pun shlpg
ing our a,ng made against nrA' n
portnnity. ..osnondenee iIo~
Cables anu generally devoid IND
note market sSnot stocks are s,s
VIZ ie" val, ou, Little interest," nil
plivcs hut values are t ,p III
cargoesib o pu' ~ renewed intefs''
fore arrival Now orleans, tel & "a Il
Taimhge' Norement 10 JAZZ
nha cI3p9 1t 100 sacks; lsst gI.Gf
Iousn' Sales cleaned lestl, ats q
snekS; sara Ear s24 900 nochs
ets, la az Unchanged quota lurn'Ssphs
inHnn nv u'' charleston. telspgs.s.sa,pts
lalillhsV, 10 date 49, II
crop ihoN SaIes 3S.4l5 tbaH
auiry at former range
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29

4.75d6.50: stockers and feeders 200
cows 1.4OM6.OO; heifers 2,J0d6,ls; ciI
| .4Od2. 40: bulls 2.50d5.50; calves zoe
Texas fed steers 550d6.50; We
steers. hay fed, J.5Od625. Hogs-Rec
10000: strong to ) higher; MIXED
butchers .SOd7.27la; good 10 choice
T.25n7. 40; rough heavy 6WMlbi /,
6.7od6.95; bulk of sales 6.S54I,h
-ReCeipts 1900; slow; good 70 Z
wctherS 5.4OdGO0; fair to cbolce
4.T5M5. 40: Western sheep 4.ISdHooi ?
lambs, clipped, 4.7j@665; Western
q oll6R e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-29

Crop reports reflected general decrease in
acreage, smaller use of fertilizers this
year than last and a delay of about two
weeks In the season Rumors that cotton
goods prices were higher and that dry
goods markets here and abroad were nrm
helped Ia strengthen bull confidence early
In The day. Though proht-taklng around
geo for July for a time held the market In
check the whole list stincned mp In the
late session to the basis Of 9.6i for July
and "a 40 for August on a fresh scare NJ
shorts and brick new buying. Trading was
active all day. with the close very steady
al n net advance OF II 10 20 points.