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New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

spo closed ouiet, with quotations llbc higher
the basis of 3-16c for ncdng upland and 1-l6c
FOR middling Gulf. Southern markets were tele
gIaphkd as follows. NeW-Orleans firm, unchanged, at
sac: Mobile quiet 1lec higher at l1-16c Savannah
STEADY unchanged, 3lGc: Charleston firm, partial
1lGc higher. 81 as 9l6c Wilmington firm &c gher,
= S3zc, Norfolk firm unchanged, SSsc; Baltimore
nominal unchanged Sasc: Galveston hrm, unchanged,
s5sc: Augusta steady, unchanged S7sc St Louis
firm 1l6c higher 9-1ec. Estimated receipts New
orleans for tomorrow 5000 1000 bales.
pared with 1426 bales actual last week and 414l bales
actual last At Houston for tomorrow. 22oo to
bales compared with 4.493 bales actual last
and 5,721 bales actual last year.
NeW-EoTk Cotton Exchange makes the weekly
follows: receipts. 1916 overland
mills and Canada 36526; Southern mill takings (esti
rnste6l. IS 900. in stock interior 40.2O6;
brought sight ending March z 15o436
against (Hesters ngures) l54.442 last
year. lag, ,TsS in 1900, and l35 259 in 1899.
The New-York Cotton Exchange reports the weekly
interior rnoveaent Of cotton as folloWs:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
L1vERrooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March Z. 4 p. m-cotton-spot. fair de-
rnand prices l-32d lower; American middling fair
7S2d good mlddling. l51ed; middling, l3-lod low
mddlng q 2S-32d; good ordinary, 4 1924; ordinary
iI-32d The sales Of the day were 10000 bales OF
which speculation export. and included
100 American, Receipts 200 bales. ali American Fut
opened quiet and closed steady; American mid
ding. March, 5o-64d buyers; March and April
5064d buyers; April ana May oO-6iqi oloid sellers
sellers July and August 5l-64d sellers. August and
tober. 5S-64d sellers. October and November Soo4G
4
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorH March Z. 1902.
coFFEE-Lower prices were recorded today. and
speculation active with investment business con-
sidersby below the OF late. The coffee market
opened tady with prices 5qlO points lower and for the
the rather heavy. under liquidation and
pressure from importers. who less Influenced
by Of crop close 10 100000 bags. Specu-
lation active, and fer the most part was OF a
European market news was
Disappointing with large Brazilian receipts
uneasiness local longs. Demand for
coffee slim, and there rurnor circulated
that Brazilian cearanoes continue large for some
tine 70 come The market closed quiet and net 5G15
points lower Spot dull with prices nominaly
on The basis OF sac invoice lots Of No Z Rio
range Of prices in the local market to-day
fn1l
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

12g12ho were the ruling prices for prime stock on
scent supply and sharp demand Later the feeling was
ssles-s Judd Co: 90 veaIs. lie 10 average. AZ So
per 100 n 20 do III 10 at 81 IS; IS do ilo 10 at - '
Il Hollis SO yeals 1sI ID: at s. rs; 50 DO los ~
J. p. Nelson: veals. 126 10 at IS 90. =.
G. Curtis & Som Is vesls. 12e n. at So rs 2s DO
Newton s Co: vesls. $50 70. at IS so.
Sanders veas us 10. at 81 60 do. l5o 70, at Is
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts were 2SH cars or
4eo6 head and there III the market GOOD
sheep OF handy weights fair demand at steady
prices heavy and lots moving slowly arcs
opened active and strong or prime stock and all grades
with good clearance OF the pens Common to choice
sheep sold at s4qs 90 100 10 outside figures FOR export
s5Qs5 So Dressed in demand sdelac per
10 dressed lambs at loQ12c: country dressed hothouse
az s. 10 100 10 80 do 90 10 ST. l35 do. 70 10
go 30 lsA Bunalo do 50 10, So co. State yearlnss.
30 ~ at sS 20 state sheep Is m at
at 81! q do los 10 g SO; 2i6 do at IS sO lei
DO os 70 at 50 20: 56 Kentucky do. ss 10 s7 do
at S5 90 10 bucks l45 10. at 81 so
do, 20 70. at s6 e5. " " a. w.
8: Judd Co: 219 Buffalo lambs IT 10 at ST.
Harrington & Co, is5 Buffalo lambs SO 10 at s6 So
J. H Wtkerson: los Buffalo lambs, so ~ al S6 40
j. n Hume q Bro 19l State lambs. 20 10 at 81: 1T3
sheep and lambs 81 i at s. sheep. SO an6 3D. 1s
10 at - and So. respectively
10, fs aarTnstSR IN g 1se wsss lambs 81 10 at ss s7
andrew Mullen: 2l5 Buffalo lambs So b at So IS; 10
.s H H Hollis 1O4 State lambs IS ro ats7: 10 culls
HoGs-Receipts were ID cars or 1900 head including
one-haf car for the market Feeling about steady. but
ana nrmly held T%0Ssc per weights ~
&C LOT meolum weights and 6q1c for heavy hogs.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston March The Commercial Bulletin will say
in to-morrow's report the wool OF the United
Boston wool market Il inquiry
from manufacturers wholly for small pleeng
for goods completed Current business
the material Prices are unchanged. but the up
tendency TO have been temporarily checked
receipts OF wool In Boston since January 1902
pounds against
same period n TO date are
5i SAT- pounds against shipments sIS pounds
FOR the same period In 1901 stock on hand In Boston
january l. I502 II 46S pounds; the total stock
today Is 81. O72. 762 pounds
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne hrm. with some
holders asking quoted prices The primary
market is firm The demand is fairly active locally
Rosn ruled firm unchanged. with good inquiry Tar
steady firm jobbers buying quite freely
ate quotations We quote:
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-45445i2c
TAR-Pine bbs 81 40: oil bbls, So so.
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 S5dI$1 51is: D.
81 60 E. F. 81 20; G. 81 IS; H., 81 50; I. So X
81 so NJ. So y. So co. W q. 81: W W. So l..
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 10S9 bbs
Wilmington March Spirits turpentine-Nothing do
ing receipts 16 frm 81 1881 20; receipts
turpentine 81 20q$2 so; receipts
26 bbls. 81 ~; receipts. 105 bbls.
Charleston, March T.-Turpentine 42c sales, Is
casks Rosin trrn. unchanged sales. 100 bbs
Savannah March T.TuTpentine firm 42i2c receipts 80
bbls sales 90 exports. 10 Rosin firm receipts s4a
Z, 81 35: F. 81 40 G, 81 IS; H. 81 so 81 Is; 81 10
NJ 81 So; n. S3 25: " q. 81 60; " W, SO S.
New-Orleans March 7.-Receipts-Rosin 215 bbs. tur-
pentine 25 bbls.
American strained. IS Cd; fine, 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS fs; s ss w;ss ss oss. sr'' and De-
6yThe leaving time DesbrosEes ana
cortinndt street.. a. Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
5-55 A. NJ FAST MAIL-Llmitsd two sunsE Parot
Cars New York 20 I1tts6grs sseePIns Car PisfsoFs "a
s ss H. pEsE Sa aPa SsSssaa con-
cars For cssS csTsans qo & caeaa iaa
ianaaolis; Louisville. 81. Louis
doled9; Louisville lyia SneinnatD Indianapolis CHI
5-55 p. VI. ST LOUIS EXPREss.-For Pitssbur<. Ind
81. WEsTERNN n ExPsEss@soS sf sl Chicago
z. " P&ciFIG sns Pstssurs and cni-
RSsIt. sST knoxyiIle daily via saenand21sS saasS
s25 p. u. cIEvEi.AND AND cINcISN1TI EXPRESS.
7 ~4sFISGTroSSsl GTrSsla3a xs6 6nd ri.E f:Ss1sas 1ssoarH.
1ndt strscSs 'Pen9S 10 m onI GT 10 e 70 10 s. s car,
sieces sIE @ e @ S oassssi 70 sRo5si0i1ss L ana an
car1 ane s Pi1i9s h SsTs 3 Dinins Can ~ DisS<
fs fsy ss,S 81 s25 niRs ies5 Ginas Car, >, pss ar
Sr and Dining Cars) as DINING Carr. AS Diains
soTTES R1lhs Sal 92T s So sGu5sTas IN 70 Palm I'm
s:S 1GtS p I M %seEdaSs Express s25 as l2i0
ATb@Ss .sSTo.s.ss soAsF sss 6 sHssi1 nj 40 Is.s x
r9p9Iitan , Limited" I255 p m daily. Express. 12iS
NoRFSLK AND WESTERN RALwAx-EOr MsaDAi.
cHEsAPEAKE & ONO RAIWAY.-r.ss a. N. week.
Meek-days and s. IS p. m
t-.s,N II SaTH-953 and 255 p m Weez-aAys-
Pa1Ioy .oS a m Through yestoHsa Trains Ep.S-
9r smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and standard
GAPE MA4-1265 p. weekdays.
0Js s1sss Sss ea ssosS ssaHs IS & @
ana H.25 Sundays. a2o a. 80
p m from Deshrosses and cortands strests). 300
a M y 80 a40. $40. and 11-30 ?. m sundays. AAa
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s:ss.::.. r sss ss SO @SlaF es :s TI: sss
IgaS dining Carr. lISa a. - 81 Dining Carl. 218
Desorosses and Cortiandt Streets 2. s.. - Dn-
carr. 8a5. ass Dining Carl
y % Dining Carr. T55 s2S s55 . u 10 night
sundays $40 TINS SIS. 655. 925 Dining
carl. 0imitedl a 12sS
toInng Carr i55 Dining 25 Dining Carl 5aa
tIt7inE Carr. ass Dining Dining Car1s
LOO, 80. S55. o. q p m t210 night.
Ticket ofceS Nos 461 1895 1854 III and e61 Broadways
~ Ftfh Avenue below 22d Stl Astor House: Wess
TwentythrA Street Station. ana stations foot OF Des-
brosses and Cortiandt Streets: $50 Fulton
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sration-
Brookyn Station. City The New York Transfer
Company will check baggage from hotel4
and residences through 70 destination
Telephone a4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania RGa-
road Cab Service
J. r. HIyTrHINsOv j. r WOOD
General Manager. General pass'r AEenk-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ and 335 p n Daily. Sundays % Pitts
neld and North Adams. Sundays only. q 80 A II.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintseh Light.
Ticket Offices 113 261. AIS and 12f6 Broadway. s
Union So. ". 275 Columbus 1913 West I25th
125th St and 13sth St Stations York 33S and T25
Fulton ST.. and 1O6 Broadway z. D.. Brooklyn
Strret' s0r York Central
Service Baggage checked from residence ~
westcott Express Company.
A. H SMITH. GEORGE n. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1000. sl1.S0 A NJ. fL8ox
tS z f4OG s'4OO t43O. "5.OO t600. 100 n 30.
$780, yf92J P. NJ, '12- Is mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
IS 90. 5000 sl1-S0 A. NJ. loo t1SOz. $40. 'sooA
100 p. NJ. 'f215 mdt
Offices; Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry. 1f3 261. ssA-
1900 Bxay IS2 5th Ave, Union So
West. 125th ST.. 273 West t25th ST. Cour-
bus Ave, New York; Court St. 3f4. $50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; eS Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
fer calls for and checks baggage to destination
'Frorn Liberty only sDaiiy. fDaiy. except Sua-
dav. sSundays only. zParlor on'y.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
orHER MARKETs-RY TELEoRAPH

Chicago March T-Cattle-Recelpts 1900 head in
euang o Texans steady good TO prime nominal
59aS5 poor to medium s5gs6 S sOckers and feeders
TeTs 81 25@S2 2S bulls s2 53$4 So calves 81 6oass So
$500 head tomorrow 2l 600 head left $500 head
market lOl5C higher mixed and butchers IS 95QS6 80:
good 70 choice heavy. S6 35dS6 rough heavy
So 30 light s. 90dS6 15 bulk Of sales S6as6 S5 Sheep
-Receipts 1000 head sheep steady; good 10 choice
wThsrs s. s5g$5 2S Western sheep . soaSe native
Cineiunati March Hogs active S5 25qS6 IS. Cattle
steady' - S5gS6 Sheep steady 81 75GS5 so. Lambs
East Buffalo, March 7.-Cattle- Receipts light; all
at former prices; veals, choice. 75GSs 25 common
good 50 5oa$7 so. Hoss-Receipts 800 head: active
and about &c higher for good grades 3d$6
light do Sc 2ogsS SO mixed packers 50 $3.50 5s choice
heavy SO 6OqSB 65i pigs So 95dS6; roughs IS 1885
Sa Stags - 25qst IS Sheep and lam6s-Recepts 5000
S6 59aS6 60; cus . fair s. 1906 40; sheep. choice
Mandy wethers, 50 5OdS5 5; mixed 81 80
1So 20; culls and SO 5Od1s4 70
wethers. s. 9O4S6
East Liberty. March Cattle steady choice ss 400
SO so; prime Sc 0GS6 40 good 5O6s5 Hogs active
prime heayies s. Soqss 60 best msdiums So $3.50 sO
. S9ase; roughs Sas6 sheep steady; best wethers
80 10 Veal calves, $7ff$7 so.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

Coffee Cables-Rio--Coffee market hrm; No 4 Rio,
$3.50 exchange 121sd receipts. II 600 bags; cleared for
United States, 1000 bags cleared for Europe. 1000
bags; stock, 10000 bags SantosCoffee market steady
$500 receipts. 5000 bags stock
li44 coo bags. HaRburg--Cohee market opened y pig
lower go m 3ad1 pfg lower; sales, 2lOO0
bags HavreCofee market opened quiet = franc lower;
N unchanged; quiet. declined = franc; at
!. y I--cLlnEs5 -.-al sales. l8 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

Receipts The ports To-Day and Tor The Week
as compared totals Of week previous and Of
his Week laEt year:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave York. Barclay ana Cnrislosneg SuN
IS.gO a M--Eor blnghamt9n and Syrae1se.
si0.oo M-FOF Buffalo. ChicagO & Louis
-l.AO M.-kor BulIalo and Chicago.
T4O4 p. M--Eur Scranton and F4ymOuth-Burec
-d.i0 II. IA M--For Buffalo Chicago.
ss45 =. M---FOr Utica OsWss0. Ithaca Bu1slo-
'2:Q0 a, M.For Buffalo and chicago-Throusn Sleep
srs open p NJ
Tickets 42e llSs. us Broadway s5 sth Ave-. l3s y
I25th St. and S32 Fulton ST. Brooklyn-
fExceDt Sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

CoTToN-Fluctuatons to-day indicated a nervous feel
there occasional sharp declines which tended
against buying for the time
2l15 points
lower and following call continued off under
realizing selling,
prompted by disappointment in the Liverpool cables
sold SS0c and July TO SS5c, after which the
tendency strongly upward substantial room sup
port a surfeit Of buiish May worked
rapidly upward until sS2c reached, while July
s-96c, figures reached
Yesterday 1t
ported quarters Southern markets
mill demands still
is!sd. There every indication that interior
would 10000 bales for the week. and the
trares for torTows movement at leading points gave
Of growth IN receipts. Liverpool raj
lied sharply Just before the close. and all from
spinning encouraging. sighted
longs took advantage Of early improvement
profits fearing pronounced reaction under sud
den turn profits which they believed
afternoon cable from Liverpool stated that
Royton mills decided upon short time, owing
dispute. which would affect 100000 spndes.
This created stir smaller longs and
under heavy realizing which followed May broke to
sc and July 70 SSSc raing partially just before the
support bulls The close steady,
with prices point points higher.
The Of prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

n, Bqftalo March Flour dull. whsat-sprins firm;
No Northern, s2c winter No red. S7izc. Corn strong
No yeow; 6SAc; No do. 65hc; No corn 64%c;
NO 90, et&g641sc. Oats dull; No 2 white 49c; 8
&C. 4S%c; No mixed. 46lsc. Barley-Spot. 66Q6s1sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-08

Havre, 924 600 bags. OF which 600 bags
Brazilian, $4,000 23So,00O bags
respectively week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
WHOLESALE MARKET

mere ere Just now feeling the advance,
niRue at the great market centers.
An advance In -four is expected AZ "A.
vices from the mills tend In that direction
The cause is given as the small movement
In wheat
Turkeys and chickens range at about ,bs
same prices that have prevailed for sew.
eral days. Receipts are heavy with mod
crate demand
Texas eggs are plentiful and the make,
Is weak with little chance for improve.
ment. Sales arc noted ut Zoe and aoc. With
the demand quite small.
Tho market IS well stocked with apples.
several cars having been received yester.
day morning. The demand IS good and
prices range from 50. 80 TO 81 per barrel.
The market is well supplied with Cali.
fornia grapes, the varieties being Tokay.
Black Prince aud Corniehon. The demand
Is good and they are selling well al ST Is
10 Sl.JO per box.
Bananas are selling well and the fruit
now ON the market is Of hne quality. A
cargo Of fresh bananas Is expected AT Gni.
weston today which viii hive a tendency
10 cheaper the price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
TRADING in LOCAL STOCKS,
Sales OF Moore-Cortes Canal Company
Stock-Fort Worth Active.

Sales of Moore-Cortes Canal Company
Stoek-Fort Worth Active.
The call at the OF and Stock Exchange
yesterday was dull from the start and
very limited results obtained at the close.
The range for trading was narrow and the
price scale that ruled was very slightly
altered from the former one.
Fort Worth was a heavier trader than for
several months past. The price WINS favor.
able. compared TO the last one paid, but
holders had TO reduce their limits 1h62c
I'm order 10 cause the TRANSACTIONS. One
lot sold at sc, another at one and great
deal more was wanted at the hrst named
figure, and the ask price was raised back
to &c on the close.
Merchants and Mechanics was not 50 ac-
tive as on the day before, but The major
portion OF the sales occurred ct GU advance
Of 10. None could be obtained for less IN
the later moments Of the call and i5c was
freely offered. Buyers aud sellers Of Man
haitian made equal concessions and good
size block changed hands al i5c. The hg
uros OF holders were afterward advanced
A. and those Of bidders almost as much. A
large trade IN Moore-Cortes Canal company
stock was made aud 81 more than the last
enle was paid for II. The sale occurred
az S9a. or within s. OF par value and there
we're no offerings later on z basis as low
Bids Tor Forward Reduction were again
placed az iOc and those for Palestine aud
beaumont were lowered &C. An advance
N $40 was onered for Sour Lake on.
The total sales amounted to 1854
shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close res
terday and the sales made were as folloYs:
ranat-Fa G7-nrEg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
H. & 3. Beers Letter.


Now Orleans. October lG.-Liyerpoo was
more favorable than expected. owing to
ihe settlement Of the coal strike, and our
market iu sympathy opened to . higher.
subsequently, however. when II was asrer-
tanned that no killing frost had materlalizcd
n the belt overnight and that fair and
warmer weather prevailed, values declined
, 90 9 from the top. Near the close fresh
buying o0casloned an Improvement Of to
d from the bottom. making the net loss !
20 points on the day. Spots were decided
is easier and holders made considerable
oncessluns to effect trades yet notwlth
anding this, splnners did not exhibit any
agerncss to take hold. The settlement
4 the coal strike, the large sales Of goods
Fail River, the bulllsh weekly lntO.Sight
nd visible supply tgnrGs tomorrow are OIL
expected Ia attract speculation 20 the an
,clc consequently operators on that theory
Re playing for a reaction. The weather
ondltlous though, are against any marked
Improvement. aud with q continuance Of
same and absenre ~ killing frtrt for an
other week II looks as II values NAV -
lower level on the other hand, should
general killing frost take place during the
interim a sharp advance would he In order.
H. g. b Beer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
carnIIl 3 RIohardsonIs Letter.

Houston. Texas, October i6-Absenee Of
extensive frost and clear. bright weather
induced renewed selling IN the cotton mar
tets today. New Orleans being at one ii'ae
ee val. IsuuaE ing a. s-lN
,fsrs IN sl6. hut toward De loss COY
eare no, ment SCI IL aud caused some
stsadiness.
E.rly Liverpool adyices were -l better I'm, taan
ernerfed. cables reporting American OiE.h I
hv y iSree Philadelphia house, but later
some weakness was seen on 5h e esI ,nSss
shown In our markets, cloaiaB : 70 iohet
fhSn ,esterday This was light movement
day, estimates being wei under -, last year ar
tsn,ion vas maid 70 anything bnt the wealth
er. which the bears contend Is msAng o rSe
sS.tS tro,n the new growth made since the
september rains. There Is angns ", s,sa aI
sasaIs.t,,- markets. crop estimates ipcrense
and the reverse when prices ar aasas.'n q
me into. sight for tomorTow Pfomlsss 70
- IIttia 1ess than last year--iJ,es1
Or The decline todsy some larSs HsssssIs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

Vessels Destined tqr Galveston.
Ada Il brown tAln1 go, baltimore o,


Tho steamer Denver arrived this morning
with a fair passenger list aud fnll troignt
cargo for galveston aud interior points,
fhc steamer ~ Rio Of the southern Ia.
eide line cleared and saiicd for New YORK
today with a cargo consisting Of 1910 hates
" cotton 1920 boxes Of dried fruits, at,h
bars oi copper bullion AMI a lot Of INSECT
lnucous cargo
Tho steamer ~ Siglo OF the Sonthorn
Pacific line, which cleared from here Octo-
ber . for Boston with full cargo Of cot.
TOW, has arrived az ncr defamation. break
ing The record for quick transit between
this point aud Boston.
The schooner Pierce simpson. Tor Point
lsabel. with general cargo, was lowed 10
sea this morning.
Tue quarterly tonnage statement for the
coastwise trade OF this port az made IN
By Marine Glory Hopping OF the ouuom
house, shows an Increase Ia the number OF
steamers entered OF forty four and 10 those
clearing ~ forty The Increase IN tho mum
her ~ smiling vessels entering was three
aud or those clearing Ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

bids WANTED SEATED proposals VIII ha
received by thc undersigned as MARIN,
ToAae. mp 90 q b. m, October 80, frr the
erection and completion ~ two.story
and basement echnol building t.ans and
organizations arc now On iiio 40 the Ofnce
% Nlnnn AMen. nrtnitect rrhvldNnl hnIld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

FWlNT ROOM for tluplA " Two sentle'
men: good toard; sli Main y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
eurnIart Raided aary.

Timrson. Texas October IS Last night
every store IN Gary was broken opeu by
burglars. The cash drawers were robbed
hat not much money gotten. Az some Of
'Phe Losses. az best aseertaiued, ere about
ss follows: Mrs. Davis. k25; Or. Daniels
jewelry 500 cash SIS; Cassidy. some canned
goods. kyles saloon, some liquor.
II II supposed entrance was effected hg
the Csc II croWbars. There - no ciew 10
fhf. parfleg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

FOH HKSr- Neatly Furnished rooms. With
or without board; bath and phone 30
AmHfln .iraar Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
eATsoN TRIEp 10 EscAPE.
improyised q Saw from Needles and
Piece Of Wood

Lake Charles. La, October 6-Batson
The murderer OF tho Earl famiiy, who 4.
awaiting bic second trial made an EFFORT
with the assistance ~ several other prkou.
ers VINO are in the same coli. 20 escape from
latl last evening. A number Of needles
was secured and small stick about ten
inches long, through wblch the ueedles
were thrust, forming an almost perfect saw
With this tool II was carefully planned "a
saw through the bsrs OF the cage 70 No,
erty.
inatioa. and while examining tho large cen
be discovered tho improvised saw concealed
between the bath tut AMI wall
Further investigation developed the fact
thar the barn had hecn cut through about
no eighth ~ an inch, 1nd the Job would
doubtless have been completed In a short
tine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
E,pess WAS ACTIVE.
vi COUNTRY ORDERS HEAVY.
"a Bananas Are Selling Well
Full Supply 10 on the
Market.

-. active in the local market
brns mist lines. Country orders
gnsrous and local dealers T wsre kept ,I,.
= s.Er AT d brisk. but was fairly good.
y. ~ !. maintained at Arm figures, and
y ", ues noted in auyecommodity 10
4, q anything.
/. - Dotstoes are coming in and are
49, a,,terenee over all others.
.,tst Is overstocked with cabbage
y -, ,re demorallzed in consequence.
L.u,,oss are rather scarce at present.
..oss & in demand and sales are
.l.,t 81 per crate.
~, and cbeese are Up and the retcilers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
~ 90 prn Gooda-

New York, October 16.-There has not
been any further business IN regular print
cloths reported today sellers declining 3
cents. Ordered goods are very firm with
fair demand. Tho market is quiet through
out on hose trade account. Moderate pur-
chases Of heavy sheetings for export at
fun prlces General trade firm and prices
well maintained.