davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

horn. aiaof,edon Reid. Grant. VIII
trims. Andersen and French are OF
the sick list.
Fireman \. l.. Rike has been as ign
Cd 70 train % and 36 between Pine
Biulf ami Camden with Engineer II.
l.. Case.
s#ttehesgg: vacated b. Gus Sec
III /. and Il. H. Yaueh. are vacant ior
ii s.3aeH.
FIJI am irving and Duval are Oh The
eztta board.
Fireman A. c. Craig has been assign
Ell 10 night hosting position at Jones'
bore
i'oIjo#m spositions are vacant for
engineers: Fourth hauling engine At
Jonesbefo; Fourth hauling engine al
Mcneil; spottihs engine at Mcneil;
pile driver engine 1870.
fiFemen Clark and Dilday have re-
ported for work after being .off for
a few days
The following engineers are Oh the
sick list; Anderson, Hudson. Bishop.
kun'efs. Wilson, kenYard and Smith.
Engineers Mctadtt9n. Merrill. Dem
sey and Felyin are on the extra bord.
Engineers George Garfield and \. B.
1aueh have reported for wofk after
being off for 4 few days
The through freight on the south
ehd, OF the Cotton Belt with engineer
McClain is vacant for a fireman.
The Cotton Belt work train formerly
occupied by Engineer ]. L. Turner is
vacant for an engineer.
Freight run Oh the north end of the
Cotton Belt is vacant for an engineer.
1t was formerly held by Mr.. Bla ackwood
Engineer J. l.. Turner has been as
signed to train one and two between
Jonesboro and Bismarck.
The freight run Oh the north e,;d of
the Cotton Belt with Engineer Cashey
IS vacant for a fireman.
Engine III has been turned out of
the shops and is switching in the
Cotton Belt yards at this place
Charlie O'I.eary, formerly of Pine
Bluff, but recently of Texas and Mexi-
co. has accepted a position on the
Cotton Belt.
Eningeer H. G. Whyte of the Maiden
branch. was in the city last week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Charlie Ol-eary, formerly of Pine
Bluff, but recently Of Texas and Mexi-
co. has accepted position on the
Cotton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
NOTICE..

To all wohm It may concern: The
firm Of Vining and Christopher is his
day mutually dissolved. B. H. Chris
tapher ,esiring frem TIE business. G.
J. lining paving all debts 6 i .e5e =
ing all amounts due said firm.
B. II. CHRISTOPHER.
G. J, VINING, SR,.
June 6, 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

The best of business is stimulated
by adyertising.- Pa, Truth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

It seems to me that it would be q.
good plan for all firms, by jy .sious
weekday advertising, to impress up
on the people the fact that Monday is
not the only bargain day.-W. D. Will.
liams, Jordan, Marsh & Co., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Engine III has been turned out of
the shops and is switching in the
Cotton Belt yards at this place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

The freight run on the north e,d of
the Cotton Belt with Engineer Cashey
is vacant for a fireman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Moral-There is some good in every
thing. even in a filthy habit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

The Cotton Belt work train formerly
occupied by Engineer J. l.. Turner is
vacant for an engineer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Engineer j. l.. Turner has been as
signed to train one and two between
and Bismarck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

The through freight on the soutI
ED, OF the Cotton Belt with engineer
McClain is vacant for a fireman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Freight Fun Oh the north end of the
COTTON Belt IS vacant for an engineer.
1t was formerly held by Mr.. Blaclwood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
r I1IL1IO1lD
1A.se NOTES
BY Chester E. .Whyte

Firomen Fuller, Reddng. APPEL. Sea-
horn. Macfiedon. Reid. Grant. VIII
iGms. Andersen and Frcnch are OF
The sick list =----
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

Fireman \. /. Rike has been as Ie1
ed 70 Train % ana 20 between Pin
btutf ami Camden with Engineer !
l.. Case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-29

Mr.. BALFOUR
ell nueVo Presidente
del Gabinete ingl6s.
FL parentesco con Lord
Salisbury le ha eleva-
do.
Sc le cOnSidera hOmbre
muy iDgenlOSo,
(De ,sslestfd oorresponsa1 }

Nuevs Y, rk 1s de Julio. Cuen
ia circuenta y caatro sfios de edad,
y ga aoltero.
Jnega, monta bicicleta Y toca
piano. pero NO caza, porqae cree que
este dltlmo sport es cruel
Els tan p6dico 6 inocente, que
euaudo entro en- la Csmsr& de los
Compn pnes le bsutizaron CON el nom
bra de <lA Senorita Ra.four.a
Lnegc, sin embargo, cuando le
nombraron Sscratario de Itlands, Ell
pueblo la nombr6 SB alfour al asa.
sinos. Ser& bneno decir que proce.
de de una fanilia -conncida por mu-
chas geueraciones en- Inglaterra CO.
mo los <:angrientos BALI ,ur.s
En sus primiciss politicas~ Gre
y6 qoe ell Paris mento era unR guasa,
era entonces IN dandy y llevaba
sianpre srom &tiets perfumes en- el
psfl oslo.
Los AMOS ie convirtieron en- nm
tabsisdor incsnsable, rapiio 6 IL
vent IDLE en- Ell debate. ponzof1oso S.
tfrico.
Es sobrino de Lord Salisbury,
= apssar del parenteseo 6 tsl vez
grAcias 6 m&s que ga tslento, el
cusl es mucho. ha le grado levsntar-
sc q euvidiabls al.ura.
Tiene largss piernss, largcs
brazcs y parecG nm muhsco en- los
debates, dice el xWorlds.
En- sociedsd es nm comps dsro
agradab'e.
Es IN motivo esplendido para
los caricaturistas ipgeses.
Jamas lee uu periodico, los des'
precia.
Sus discnrsos son gsneralmente
interasRnteS porque habla con iuge'
ruidad poseyendo ell don del ssrcas'
mo.
Sus cualidades ADMINISTRATORS
son ssunto de discussion, su polfti'
ca de concentration en- Irlanda gan6
mas censurae que aplkusos.
Mucho hs nacho sn su csrrera
e1 1vslor personal de M. B4'four.
No solo 10 demuastra en- en- bus.
na voluntsd para asumir lss gran.
des responsibilities del gobierno,
aino t&mbiene 10 arrogsncia con que
hiZo fcente sus antsgonistas parlh.
mentsrios, desde Mr.. g adstone pa
RS abaio, y ia trarqnila serenidad
con que recjbs las c,f5icas que sc 10
hAcen.
Los que han tenido OCCASION para
astudtarla de cercs, dicen de Mr..
Bhlfour que es un hombre muy In.
gsnioso, muy sgradsble, muy vivo y
entenoido. en- ura palabrs, muy ha'
bill.
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I'm hombre hOnrado.
Carlos II. .Blondet.


Senior Editor. r.-Sirvase informsr
G sus lectorss que al me escriben con
ddenciAlmente les mAndar6 por CO
rreo en- cartA sellada Ell plan que se-
Ruf y por el cual obtuve el restable-
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despn6s de
amos de sufrimientos de debilid I'd
nerviosa, p6rdidss nosturnas y par
tes d6biles y atro6Adas.
No 90 mi idea. conseguir dinero
de nadie; fui robado y estafsdo por
chArlatanes, hasts perder 10 f6 del
g6nero humane, pero grsci&s & Dios
estoy ahorA bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con deseo de hacer conocer & todos
este remedio eierto de curarse.
No tenie2do NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G.. A. D., no deseo dine
70.
Direcci6n: Il. Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. s 180. III
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Ell P0ETA
Diego Vicente Tejera
deSempe1ara un alto cargo
en- Cuba.
Ell CELEBRE AUTOR DE Ella
HAMACA. rs HONRRADOP POR
SUS COMPATRIOTAS.

Hsbana Julio 10. Andnciase que
fer& nomhrado ell sef1or Diego Vi
cente TsjerA Official DO 10 S acratsria
de Ii Presidencia en- Ii Rsi q o.ica de
Cabs, enca, G ado de Ia correction
de estilo de todos los documentos
{ hciales-
Elsefior Teiera, famsdo poetas
y literato cnbano, reside en- Puerto
Rico muchos amos y capt6se el gene
raj &precio de nuestros compatriotas.
Bien merece la distinction con q'ha de
honrarle el gobierno de su patria,
Quien como 81 es honr& de Cub q
por sus grandes merecimientos de
Patriots, sus atlas ejscutoriss de
pensador y aus laureles de poeta.
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Ell doctor EStruCh
Ia fallecidO en- Guayanilla.
De maestro co'Tesponsay

Julio q. Escribo estas lfaeRs
bsio Ia impression del pusfsimo sfec.
to eT gsndrado por IL grstitud.
e doctor Estruch ha musrto en-
Guayanilla hey.
La ciencis pierde un maestro.
La caridad dn e 'a1tropo. LR fAmi.
mila un padre carif1oEo. La alnis'
tad un smigo desinteresado y leal.
La sociedad IN miembro Oil.
Del = On el cora z6u de los robres
Ell f3rm0s IN monamento de graft
tud
En- Yauco donde ejerci6 de me-
dico tsntos amos. sc sentir& prcfun'
damente To- ausencia eterna del doc.
tor Estruch, cuyos santimientos de
carload SON tan conocidoa.
RscibRn sus deudos, toios, y tu
smante hio residenta en- Santo Do
mingo, IL verdadera expression ee
nuestro duelo.
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FL ST. Blondet,
DelegadO q Ia Cdmara
SUBSCRIBE LA SINTESIS
de "bases"
: del Sr Matienzo Cintron.
0feCe Su eSfuerzO enthusiastic
en- favor de Ia tendenCla
"UnlOniSta."
F.ELICITA AL SR MATTENZO POR
SU sPATRIOITCA LABOR ,

e! Sr. Matienzo Cintron nos
ruegA demos publicidad 6 Ia cartS
que inserts 6 continuation
81 Sr. Carlos 81 Blopdet es una
distip guida perk onalidAd po flica que
gszA de merecid& popularidad espe-
cialmente en- ell distrito da Guaya-
ma.
Es sgricultor, propietario y
hombre de desAhog ada posicion So
cial. Ha sido miembro de Ia Junts
de instruction PGnlica en- Guayams,
y es Actualmente Delegado 8 Ia Ca
mara siendo en- ella miembro de los
comites permApentes de sOrganiza-
ci6n de Distritoa y Lfneas Diviso''
riass y de sPuertos y MinAss.
El Gobernador Allen y In CAma'
m de Comercio de San Juan distin'
guieron al Sr Blondet nombrando'e
miembro de 10 &c mission del Co
mercio" que viAio durante Oetubre
del pAsado Af1o por los e ,tados U al
dos
E to ompstriotA fu6, ademaa.
uno c @ los asambleistse del mass NEE
ting republi,ano de Mayo 4 timo,
partido del cual form b. pArte. Y
foe u1o de los c&torce puertorrique'
nos que votaron 10 tendencis sUnio'
nistk" en- aquslla AsambleA.
Hs tqaf 10 Carta del 6r. Bon
det:
San JrAn 90 de Julio de 1902.
sr Lcdo. d. Rosenao 4fatienzo Cintr6n.
Ciudad.
Distir guido Sr. y amigo:
Eocontr&ndome conforme de un
todo con Las bases del manifesto
que hA dado I'd, Ala publicidad, las
haRo mias, y lie ofrezco mi h1milde
pero enthusiastic cooperscion para To-
grAr en- breve plazo Ia U aion de los
puertorriquef1os americana, felici'
tGndole al mismo tempo por u pa
triotica labor en- pro de esta isla.
De I'd, Atentamepte,
Carlos IL Bloedet
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De utilidad,

Para poner el pelo suavs y lus'
troso.-Se frota con una prepara'
ci6n hech& de nm cuartillo de alcohol
y ouzas de aceite de castor perfu
mAdo con he-gamota.
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Declaraciones de Defunci6n, en-
<La Correspondencia.S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

corn began its decline after the opening
bulge wheat cased of Then u big line
was sold for leading hull professional
and as the "taicrs" ficd I'm 10 sell tie
Tho Southwest sold here and those man ket :
were lower. commission houses were on
both sides OF the market but principally
sold. Liquidation for profits was very pop
ulaf,
The visible decrease Of i.sp1n0o bushels
was little moro than expected but had
no effect Trade was active. May clo ed
weak at its lowest point a. Of AT T-;js
Local receipts were Twenty-Five ears. two
nj contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
reported lS3 cars. making total for tn"
three points Of pos cars against Isl ears
last wcck and 400 year ago.
TIC British budget, presented today. i'm
posing an import duty equal 10 abouf &c
" bg>heI on wheat and an equivalent duty
~ flour. was n Weakening influence
Trade in oats was fair aud on corn inhu-
cnce price advanced. May aud July we're
bought literally by receivers and commits
sion houses Offerings wore small Tho
crowd In oats devoted much Of IL time to
corn Tho prospects of more liberal re-
CENTS cauSed some selling. May started
unchanged to "a mp Ia 42m 42Isc, sold 10
sc and closed l2c up at 42i3c. Receipts
were ll1 cars
Provisions had a fair general trade HOGS
were steady hut with the demand for prc-
aurtS was good and packers supported the
market. commission houses were also buy
crs May pork closed lc M ut 6SliL. Nav
lard shade lower at @.72ta. aud Nav ribs
~ higher at 112is
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wbnat
3, c1rS; corn 6 cars; oats 30 cars; hogs
Cash quotations were as follows;
Wheat No 3 eod72ls: No. rcd 7oasol5
Corn No. , 90. No yellow 81.
No. 3 white I4lx045. ''"'
Rye No. , 5Tdi7l5
10 nb tlit IL
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AGAIN VERY PROMINENT.
Conservative Traders Uncertain and Dis
satisfied Changers Manipulated.
Effort 20 ReadIUst Situation.

New York. April ~ There was foyer
ish and exciting cosc IN tolay'y stock mar.
ket after day of varying sentiments. The
carly strength was not maintained in .pitc
of wide advances tn few stocks. and the
course was gradually dcwuward until the
late dcaiues when there was general
break all around Prices had risen again
alter tho saggins tendency under tn, slim
oius y the cS'aorliuary advances IN some
If the erangcrs and Northwc.tern&: nut
The perception OF realizing under covnr Of
This strength and tho sensational advance 10
To 1873 In loulsvlic and Nashville nnsc tlcd
sentiment aean and led to general unload.
Ing in The final dealings. There we're some
fcvcrieh aud spasmodir rallies. hut tue mar.
kct closed fcverlsl irregular mud v.tl
weak undcrtouc. special attention was
given TO the Louisville ond Nashville sta.
a'ion aud the disposition 10 be made If is
control which is now without dissent. cu
dersiood TO have escaped It's long time
holders
some hope IS entertained that com
munity Of interest among tho S"3hara
trunk lines viii be worked ont as result
NJ The nov control which seems to nave
hccn acquired without largo railroad pol.
Icy in view. but simply for speculative
profits u is patent thai grca hunucial
'nd railroad interests are now striving 10
Ieadju-t the situation from the standnoint
70 railroad policy. which ncccsSl ntcs set
~mcut TO the satisfaction Of the interest
brh secured the control almost by chance
me action Of the stock today aid no. in
Ir8ie any very definite prospect of settle.
lcnt, The f"ycrish hight Of the stock indi
eating rather profound unsctlcment ana
inroriainte ~ tho speculative mnl. The
'emartahio rise in Northwestern vrtugrrs /
NRS without explanation uulcss 1t was the
'c~uti Of pure manipulation to further proif !
aNnS at other points. The Chicago and
Northwestern stocks. ST. Paul anh Omlhn !
md the S. Paul stocks were marked an In
short period Of trading from -, fo ~
POINTS 81. Paul rcapsed as suddenlN 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

kansas City, Anrll IA wheat-NIav ssrl :.
Jniy GH4 cash No. hard T1i5MT2: No >
veg L,soa ts@H a. Corn-May "a; september CO.'S
white 66966i2 Oats 30 . Whit 4,5 ~
-! hht",rCIlptS- Wheat, 2o,o0o corn. 1000: oats
7rrCCo. shipments Wheat. 1880; corn,
New Orleans. Aprfl Il Hoo nroa,o,e
Il lrm pork-Standard mess 17G Lard
BBonnGd tiercc ~; pure lard iO3s. Mems
nn"Aed Dry salt shoulders ~, sides 30,
sugar cured 1itsG13E '' ,n-r, iI BE
ordinary to fair 63-a75s Flour Il nv AZ
fancy 3'Sa39o: patents 4.15a4.2O Cor,,l
I'VE lIyl' ~ 80 Bran Loo Hay Prime 800
Ilrked; WIN u mi, sod 10. yaI,3w 70,L
Hc n%o fork, April H. Wheat Receipts
red S2a, elevator aud S4p, q n Nam,
= iNoll horn S2lq T. o. b. adoat: 30. 6ard
90" J. o. D. ahoat. Options Easier
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Especial TO me fossl
Stock Landing, New orleans sp's
The New Orleans live stoes eisaiss
ports; Full supply Of ordinary MI
sale both sizes dull ann !essl,.
butchers cattle, large and slnall. \ y. Vi
and scarce. Prices strong Tor celhls.
and in good demand sheep n'''''
changed
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SIIIpltrNrs FROM RERcLABl

BcrcInir, Texas Aprll ~. =
shipped 10 81. Lonis Frlday tNes va HI
m fat heeves. They were am
and in prime condition. ne w w
Of the same kind during me y
weeks.
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iSppciai 70 INC t"S'
Stock Yards, Kansas CITY. Aprll "
days sales Of Texas ana TerfiteI b
W. w. Ohryan, Welch. Mo- ~
steers, els: |. H. Harness, ChlrsAal
pound steers. els; J.. CoombS taaa'
pound steers. $40; X, W. loh1ss
more, 104i pound steers, a,iJi pa.qa
Sharp, Chickasha, 1913 pound s'sslf
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SUGAR.

New oNeans April n Sugar Quiet
"pep Kettle 2isM3 10. open kettio reDtri
itsal .iei3is: centrifugal yellow 3isMSIt. 50.
1FtlS Hsal
Nrw York Anil i4-Sngar- Raw. steady.
lNr refining rs: rcntyifugal aG test 3s
lheissses sugar ~ Rehncd- Steady.
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Nov York Aprii 81 t.esd At London "a
NArceg J Sd closing at fli MS al Tn,
New York market was steady IN, ~
hanSea Srelter remained uarhanrsa
,gon locally VAS quie: aud unchan-sd. The
l:nShsh markets were higher GIassaw
Silosed at SSs lod and Middlesboro at a.
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Chicago, April -Recslp,I
SEQ; strong IN l0c higher; GOOD e 4
steers Il. 75GiT 40; poor 10 medium isr'
stockcrs and feeders 2.75d5.9i. cons Y
g. 10; hpifers 2.dtyd6.3J' Gamers w
bulls ..:NGil.4I; calves 2.DdlN
fed steers J.2-NiG25. Hogs Receipts I
$4,000: opened steady 70 Sc loEt.3
strong; mixed and butchers 6Sei'
good 10 choice heavy 1.20dl@ +
heavy G.9tM7.20; light 6.IJnlm' "a
sales G0JGI.2j. Sheep Receipts y
steady 10 ice higher; good 10 ehalH
ers 5.25mGCO; fair TO choice mixed !
$50: western sheep 4.I5n6.25; naliIe \
4.Tla1.OO. Nestorn limbs l.a5al@
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LWdon, April Il Con~ols for money
,'4ls; account 94as Ba silver. weak 24l5d
yer ounce. Money 2a per cont Discount
for short bills ll.lGa2a, per cent 5bree
months bills II lGn24 per cent
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san ANGELO NOTES.

san Angelo. Texas. April IA. Tho ron.
hnu'u NY weather IS having the effect ~
acting as damper on the yearliun tradc
Nhlch by this time Is generally we'll wnder
way \ few lunches are selling hnvs,,n,!
around the Sll mark more or less 49,,
Tor choice las ""'ul ia
at about Sl4 mango hahdS
Lee hros report sale OF ono matte,
i"s'slrred yearllng Hereford buli M sS-n
XII ~, "% ~ ~ N'o and registered a-vesF.
Local butchers have recently raiseI .,,o
49, :" heeI nueiher 9 cents per na,,,d
'No'N,' rom now selling az ~ cents f"""'
lunch OF 2eH head OF putron A.
ported 20 have changed ownersii,, ~ ~ ~
Shipment ~ fifteen Hefefords n $500.
wseh received here for the Nsy.. "a" ~, JUS
hrN were bought no Fort NV,s,h '"h'h.
sso taken "a college station ,rbo- ear
uhNe undergone The lmmnni5in, ,s tnFE
IN sutton county 4 sal, IN 1sae ~ !, 'ileut.
Vi9 NcSfS Is reported nf SIS -8Naf
- " Honehreak OF Kansas rt,,
~ mad" purchase ~ 23OO g.vesrl IA ,s'eli,-
~ esh saba county at Saf sieets
81, as q 'o OF Mepard conntv ha,.o 49,.
$3.50 Steers for the Oss.e eo1rtr,A ~ ,1noht
- ilitleneld 2noo steers RuSsalt ,Nhile
iS''o steers and corder & g.. snSo n a
MACARoN1 SHIPMENTS
,nleteria Texas, April i4.-Tba ,o,a
,s,pnenis g. cattle were made an-tn !ts
49, "eA lfom points on the New yort
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COMBINATION HEREFORD SAFE.

TcNas and Mexican ana GUN Western
'VsaS ana Pacjic railways:
- cars; from Bcevillc 10 Elkin, Kan
IN n'SS4ay' April s.-Irvin Kibbe: rs cars
rom Zip 10 Hickory. l. r.: T.. IL. Fast q
Ms 70 ooa'gate 1. T. From BeeviIlc:
Wednesday, April Q. Prom Aloe. rIor,.
ing davidson. IL cars to EIkin. Kan.
hursday, April 10. Raldrldge Bros, is
T"rS; from Guadalupe to Catoosa. /. r.; G.
Louis " "e'''"r 10 81
saturday April II Brownson. Davidson
fieming 36 cars from Edna nens 70
I,gsesi L. T.; Bodridge Bros, 10 cars from
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6.7ldT 90; packers 69ndTi5; VA
I00mT@c sheep Receipts 90; =
native multonS 4.j0GJ75, lambs tn
springs 6.J0d lc,Hi culls and buck \
40. stockerS l.j0G-.2J.
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MADE ADVANCE ON TINE CLOSE

'tRsF nHfas tn@h started and continued
N.Y." M2tton pig ~ the day uero roach
nns Improvement from this
NssAs eRth The 6nai thirty minutes,
tsauSs s. the ,...,ot ~ ss,I,
pear to ietel In the net re.
ssit Aprit points. May s, June
ann Jaly wet, wv unchanged. and The
later cpttens went tn 4 points lower
New orleans started J TO points ahnvc
tha Previous close STEADY recession ap
pcared ct once and continued until drop
~ { ~ ; points was registered RMS range
ruled. with nailow variations during the
1861 position ~ tho morning. and for SOME
time BEYOND the noon rsH 4 further
weakness then tock place. and a smtu
drep in The next hour brought the lowest
~ the day 4 steady reaction followed.
and continuing until the final cou top
prices were almost touched azahL IN the
not result April lost points September :
August stood unchanged, apd the balrrce
~ the list advanced ! to s points Sales
~ the four American markets amounted to
GGW bilcs spot quotations werc lowered
tGc at New York lnd left unaltcrel els
where
There was only moderate difference in
comparative Ggnres ~ The movement Re
ceipts at on ports Tor nc day were &63
bales compared with pass for the cortos
pending dav ~ last wear Thus f5r in the
week there have been iS.S3s bales com
pared with 22.5so fm tho snmo tim" ~
last week mud 2o,a2j fui the corresponding
time ~ last year rims Gar lon the sea
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600 ,n L9ulS; April H. Cattle Recelpts 2s..
for p i%fi,aaInE LOO Texans market steady
ans. natiTc SsbbHing ana loc higher for Tex
75gi7 *. Snlpplng and expert steers
Z 1759 ~. dressed beef aud butchers 4 oogI
$50 Steers under 1000 pounds 1 5o1,g SS.
be ISgrS s a9a feeders 216a5o5; cows ana
,s,ii-'9o.n calves 3OOaG ~. To-. - 'u ~,
= ~ S.resS grassers 3.6lMi4 ~: fed 4 45Si
No., H., cows and helfers 3.75d5oo IIorSl.
"e'''p's iS'o' steady; pigs and lights
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New York Futures.


April .,-,... a 55.56b Aue-Scn "a -us
April. May, A. a,5fiS Scpf.Or 9S Nv
NaN June 4 ai.agS Oct Nav % oo,
Jnn-, July. A al-jGs Nov.Dec 81 ~,
IVY aug 's''9''os 1ec,Jan ...,.4 25.ash
II, Jan-Feh 4 81 .15t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

Neterla. Texas, AnFll "a
rpmenis g, cattle were made an-taR its
'' "esA Hom points on the New Yort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
ouston RalIroad ReceIpts.

Following are the receipts Of cotton by
he various railroads entering the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

CompaTative SCI Markets.


changed; stock 46,soi bales safes none
Satgr Last
fnasF. as:r Feag
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-18

Campaign managers through the
west complain that the people mani
fest the utmost indifference with re-
gard to political meetings and other
campaigning. The uniform reply to
appeals for doing active work is, 1--WE
are too busy" This is natural and
easily accounted for. People are busy.
and they need all the time they have
to attend to their affairs. Besides,
there is very pronounced sentiment
that politicians exact too much of the
people. One month of campaigning
in an "Off year" IS all that should be
expected Of them. Most people now
adays do their own thinking, cOnSe-
quently they don't care to listen to
commonplace speeches that contain
nothing new or particularly instruct
i've, and vast majority Of speeches
partake Of that character. IL the
east, as rule, from two to three
weeks is all the campaigning that re-
ceiveS any sort of encouragement
South Bend Times.