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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02
Observation-Disclosures
FAVORABLE WEATHER NAP
AND heavy DELIVERIES.
Provisions Were Manipulated Again o.
Packers, Wno Forced Prices
Upward.

Chicago. Mas L-Hezvy whra- sEpo-ts
aaled erslns -oder 10 the face q 20
weather acvs and heavy deliveries On Nay
options Corn was Inclined 20 crop Oh Oh
FAVORABLE cro1 reports b1t wheat ne.p=i
~ srupatte- .ealy. me close sboz-l Jay
wheat It.Glss hi- Ter. JulE corn -7 nd
Juiy oats ST. advanced. Prov son.
cred from a weak position and closed 10 20
-'. aigler
Wtear ruled uniformly strong throughout
the session Ihs news % rains lu tie
Northwest ami tAe Southwest and lover
cables induced some selling. but wlali {
vas .feu tl4t Nay deliveries amounting 60
zoDnoDo bushes were readily taken Up ~
slippers and carr ess. ana there was Sill
q rr1u. cash demand prices oegSa 30 ad-
v2-ce steadily Minneapolis was very -o'g
9l enc fact that i-SounI hu-heis q Lay
eHitel.t- i1ere weut directly lltt -e
L.4ss OF mlilers Prices there advaucel =
serts aal i'lqaftel mneA s{teagth 20 tne
tl-,sgo market. Se15Cl-a clesralcCs we're
agsry a. i.il-"o bushels aud gave .n
added stimulus lo-n'-y offerings We're
-tiil small and thc1e was no selling pres sure
/ after the advance be-Hl- France took tx
more .uais. U1alsE eleven loads this wees.
! All these hl.I-a factors. r1hgn 10 consider
Z 1t4oa With -4-la-e r'Ifis rom hAlir49'
! and 7ftlsh bushes cash stun sold mere,
I pushed July % 10. after an opening =
/ lower 20 unchanged az l51zuTJAs. some
/ lnug lines were lguidatcd for proets but
Z the market stood the sales well. July
{ closed strong T., ala up 81 15--ftIT. L0a9l
! receipts - cars. none 90 contract grade.
minneapolis and Ualgth reported sc cars.
/ making q to-ai for the three points X 3
! cars against las cars last week and 81 a
. scar sgu.
I Cora dragged most Of the d7T under the
{ depressing Influence of lower cables and eN-
( eellcut crop repor 5. There was some iueli-
! nation 10 sell bot strength lie wheat and
I oats supported the pit Deliveries ere
I Ghout 10000 and were taken In hy the
( -eaGlnE bull houses. Otherwise the big iu-
J trrest was not 10 'he market. On the nd
J rance some buying resulted but t1e rlose
! ~ - only barely trm q. up a. G3A9do}-s- Re
esiqts - cars
{ TEere Was good s-frn s1d some excite
Tent 10 oats when II was learned thar The
/ leading May hull took 40 1e 6np.nfo or zoo.
0p1 bushels d-liveTie- for cash. There was
| a fair outside demand through the commits
sion houses and prices advanced easily. The
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IT WAS CAUSED BY
THE RISE IN MONEY,
Nay Disbursements ard TIE Limited Sur
plus c. the esnks Sent re Rate Up
70 Ter Per Cert.

Ser Tcsk. - l-Tse volume % deal
l-Es feG a -2 80 ,olars s,p.k narsof
srs Re movement q F1ccs .udiearsd 11cl
-tceFt1iaty ana coaf1,cu % se1tine1t
zee e--r~ 600 rsH enry So > pc csut
r'1ls go ~ fse ti1a ~ 81
Ul nt r'
4o .its rle -l-e
Trs le a 1e NAY dissurse.
g t- wa..a af. ra1-aa.iT Ee1rs tbis year.
was the PRIMARY cause u rae ro4s.sIotlen
r re E4acf faHplv. Bur sues t.E5a-
stsztIea g .-st t-..-y as taq. 30 I1ter1a-
uonai r9Eer and numaer n ot5er iatas-
trials who're affairs are more OF less
iarouded - nyr,c.v. ha4 the Inevitable
eject u i1during closer seretlnr u the
character q collateral orersd fo- loans.
TIE Eav dissufssnezts for d.7lfr11s nd
l1-ares; are est.matoG az 7vc@ s1s.ygttGp.
.l-sd-ae the heavy payments Tor United
States steel dlr.denls TIE slbtreas-gy
operations tals week have taken from the
banks ore. S2J3Ooo. largely d8e 20 de-
posts 90 retire tslk or -4ailel
T--re 5c- been some demand from .le
interior AZ shown aT -he drop il New York
eErla- 70 CT tllaaco 80 llseTGtt. II ts
rQt Etr4 -. therefore 4u view - lie Ellit-
80 tu~plus q rhe banks, that rroltliT re.
IGlreUeLts should lsve sent t1r -g-ey
-c-a ~ % % rrr oeut today TIE govern.
-ert Interest due to-day. however. amounts
- gral' 81 5oHHE. and additional deposits
~ government fI1ls 70 tle cEtelt 70 seT.
Hrf. U.ihnl dollars O. ~ expected 90 he u DC
ty fle -er.ei1rr rf RIO TREASURY
The rise De- the money market had -re
EJECT a-s9 q azsi-s ;ae f1sez1 eI-aa2-a
rHrbs-
TIE international Power episode ~aDsed
3er Idly fe~er4sl fcelilE among the rN
Frure raaSs - lulrstrisis re higher grade
s-r.fs - -his class were Jess Affected 20
ttrr-l tre Tlite1 Sfrtas se~url-,es showed
some depression, p--r,y due 90 eoua pub
l.t tl.r--si-- 2 rsfla- biting e-sr1Hfa,
r. tta Soaring u The oorrc.stsc1 SuEar
AmstE- -4ted Copper znd Peoples Gas
were err 20 strong
Tce grain --Grlu- railroads stared 2,
FfTEIas r1 flr over -i-E- r-r1-rE C'
shower l- Ea-raF and tne North west. be-
tie advance wzf c1e-Ea5 ny t1e failure q
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SALES AT ST. LOUIS.
lSpecial 10 The POSI-

National Stock Ya-d.r Ill. May The
following sales Of Texas and Territory cat
re were made today; J. Z. Barry. Pearsall,
Texas So pound steers, S4s5; r. Drlscou,
d King, Dilley. Texas. $50 pound steers,
30; y. =. Draught q Co., Alice, Texas,
40 pound grass steers, 800; 6T6 pound
cows, 20; Lewing & Davidson, sin,on
Texas, Ssl pound grass steers, 3.25. SO
pound steers, 325
Five hundred Texans sold. Market about
steady at yesterdays decline. Compared
with the close OF last week. the best fed
steers are - 10 40 cents lower: medium 30
70 % cents lower; all grades Of light steers
around 90 10 20 cents lower
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RECEIPTS OF HORSES ARE FAIR

steady: good 10 prime steers s 756T. sol
poor 10 medium 5Isl6. 30: stockers ana
fed steers >. 2516 % Iiogs-Rareiprs' 81.
CO..: market Toe lower; mixed and butchers
=. apgI Is. good 20 choice heavy s ppd7. Is:
tg1t 6..y16 80; bulk OF sales Sod7 90.
lower, good to choice wethers ID06 10.
ialr 20 choice mixed 1913 20: Western
sheep .. -Jf46. 10: native lambs sac %.
us.
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COMMON CONTROLLEDBY BEARS


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~ .essEAa-a .sft 1--agaras
4-fEs vas -Ttts 1i1+rsa1s y eaDpIf!-
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baa- q ssr t.rgs-s -.s.af -~--- - ~ far
--,,
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ei-cs FS6ay hare been 7l-b5 bales c1-
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~
seek ana --'r-@ JOY t-e --ifeeP 1-t-l1s
tlZe C. last year stocE a. lllte5 states
ports for rLe car was 55T5ts rs.eg CON
s .-f-- ..-. - -. 800 s ~.
F1- '- y--fT+- '-- SO -s 20 '-9'
"eek A-a Y'.'-- i1r re corresponding O.!
Fo.-yw.Bz has been -hs BOMBAY more
mem. paea--+s f,- vrrsl -,5.,. -.,-t--, - -
a., ,- 10, - - ,,,. - -. -
teEDs !, $4,000 against 1890 - 1901
s-s "a 90 IL 800 SHIPMENTS fgr week
lHpy against 1900 be- 1871 and 1spu ta
1898 Shipments since SEPTEMBER 3s1 ~
against sa-.aDY IL 1901 z1L $500 b il4o
Tie amount -c come I-tc str1y 20 Apr!
yrss s44 d-7 retas .est-.e- 80. 1,l- fss. ,r.-
.1--'. 1890 .17' 't'-
ana %. - u -" 20 MAJ IL --s Gees
sis-f 80 against 3G5 "a Jas, gear ara
-,'css So IL 1855
Trescxys View Torg 5czrczs q Commerce
ssvs o. -be 4---.s-51 ,~o<s sfr-..t1-.
-
N--A-~ -'-s .t"s-- --t ,.
- % To- t-s atsf-Er ~ -atf Mstt'
80 -s--,l-cr-'a,--s ~ e-,- -. ~. s.I.-.
itsrd.ag steady Upward ,es1eacy ~ raz
m4tefis4. current orders ss T1.e being f1r
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DELIVERIES AT BROWNwOOD

brentwood. Texas April 30.-Cattle ship.
Aelts are SIN very heavy out of Brown
wood. This week cattlcmen from Mason
Artul.orl. san Saba. Runnels. Menari'
herr and kendall counties have been Ia
ifoWnWood delivering cattle sold TO rsr-
total about 900 head
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Lonaor financial Cabl.

New York May l.-Tfr Ccmme-clal-Ad-
r.rr-s ers L0Dto1 financial cable say,.
Nrler 7es steady. Gol5 70 ,he arouut ~
t-sfso in her. has been Nr1cht and Eyt'Th
h- rEs have reduced me discount rate fro.l
% . rar cent. Tae fo~tnleh-ly corner sta
tls'.rs show decreases 81 stocks Of : IS tons
end Il So piles Is tons
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Folowl1g are the clesril-s q the Hons
ton BANKS. together with -Lf amount q In
oEease " .Eera.se nEnr -As- re...
New York Money.

New Y0-k May 1.-NcDey cn call strong
cent. Prime mercantile paper a14 per
rent sterling exchange easier with actual
business 10 iaoEers' bills 81 4 -, for de-
rald and az 4.a5-s foI sixty dlrs posted
rates SE04 $50 and s-3l4 s.. eommel-
c.ri hiils = s4Aa4 @5@ bar silver 5n7s Mex
iru dollars Al Government bonds easy
Statc bonds Inactive. railroad bolds irgeg-
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New York, May Lead here was stealI
AT 4isc. hut London declined Is Sd TO "
lbs "a. Spelter was steady and unchansei
az 81 42ls and at flS Is sd AT London. fhi
local iron market ruled steady and %
changed With pig iron warrants nominas
No ! foundry, Northern, 1aoGd2O.o0; Nc
. foundry, Northern. lSo0dl9.co; No
foundry, southern. IL, 5tsIlS.oo; No fora
dry, southern soft, 17.JualSOD, The tor
eign markets. were also unchanged. Glas
gov closed al 53s Cd and Middlesboro a
AIS 4i.d.
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low 4o94l; of summer yellow nominal;
choice cooking summer yellow as Meal and
cake Prime S23; OF nominal
New Orleans, May Cotton seed OIL
Prime, renned In barrels, A.; OF refined 40:
prime crude. loose SO
New York. May 1.-Cotton seed OIL
STEADY; prime crude nominal; prime yellow
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ST. Louis, May .-Cattie-Receipts 200,
Including 500 Texans; market steady: ma
tive shipping and export steers 5.35gIT 90;
dressed beef and butcher steers T. 6OfI6 81.
steers under 1000 pounds .OOdS. u. stock.
ers and feeders ? Ion4 I5 cows and heif-
crs 251S 35; Gamers 5OI2 90: bulls
ooQ6. Is; calves S.oods. 10: Texas and
indian steers, grassers 8 Sslli. 80: fed 40
az 90; cows and heifers GOA 80 Hogs
Receipts BOO: market l0c lower; pigs and
lights 6. 4oG6. IS; packers 8. iSsl8 90:
butchers 6. ISdT. 20, Sheep Receipts 300;
market steady: native muttous 4. 50d6 90:
lambs 5.5oas. 80: cnlls and bucks > 75G
) 90.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Nav i-Cattle-R eesipt 4
200 natives. 800 Texans and % calves.
market steady to Zoe lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers @ T5dT 80: fair
10 good 5,esd6 -; stOckers and feeders
3 oo,d5.T5; Western fed steers 4 Q0d8 *.
Texas and Indian steers g. JOd6. %; Texas
COWS :. 5lfI5 90; native cows , ia. 81.
native heifers 0cdG.65 Gamers i 5pa
30, pulls 3 lUn5. %; calves 3 Oad5 IS.
Hogs Receipts 26O0. market 5llOc lower.
aeayy lo1isdT 80: Hight q 55qfT 90: pleS
6.e1gS- 50 sheep-ReceiDts 500; mafket
steady native lambs s. 65l77 10: Western
Western wethers g. 6oGT 10: fed ewes K 'Oli
., o.; Texas clipped ys6riinEs 6. OOls aO.
IeSas clipped sheep 4 1915 20; stockers
and feeders 3 .o0a5 90.
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Yss-s-ssr's cS-sss 1a-fz- vas rzrs 4
shs rrzxp 6, .s.aes ~ nzrt r1zsr=t
for rs4czsrz Sen.zza4u. " t1-as us n
a very suid s-z-s AIT F-FrT tr-z z s1s-1-
lsts-r was u rtssz.aee - p. sa7.sr
q tccErz usero1- X rs- ~ - nss -aE-
bears rf,oss zksa- t-7s-us .---1 e-r-rs.
TIA. tss rresFz-s = es=ana r4s rt4Ezs.
Eus =a5e ~ t-tsz-Irs szrp-r sE VA
poz.1s5 eo1si=zszs .. 81 erez
Nast ca-efzs ozsrxts-E -auE tsss- r~-s @.
vGrztax srsE rts taet -Ez- Ssw 1rlsz-s
cozts1zss - Keep 10 rioss . LFs-Pol.
rhstAsz tie AErtef za1rket Escez1s O. as
scs-los- he early 8Tsrsaee heEEss- these
tzs s1cAsnrss vas oziy - Dosrts zas there
tss tAoHe professionals woo ab-or a. &C
ssErzeE- Pra5eat investors Ils9 boxed
asktzne AZ a Talae sale tsEf G25-t prae-
itealF % polat5 olSe-escs from that Which
"a ror=al tIzes would se the ease On TIE
two great American exchanges. OF epzrss
these factors q the Eituation have tseir
-srsts as vel a. dement's Balls hare
.eTsled n SPOT oons1u p1ioo 20 The Solta
that has made i3eir cause proof trsl1xr
AZ ezar-sF q sttzck. Il wzs natural then
that TIE metropolitan s7ltaeru exchange
sao-id Be most sensitive Of such az appe-
Ute a. the hEyiag agencies possessed and
tsst az otner considerations sno1ld os Inst
s!E=t o.. TIE s!tu1tlon. however. a'eS Gags
9. danger, unless the settlement cones II
soze uazs1zl var. and 10 TIE meantime tie
p-ole ea1s : sea. o1 TIE teuce uore deEir-
abe
As lie tine advances Z Is clear t1Et lie
nezt cgop IL ioo=llE CT 10 : larger way
AeT.osE frcz re os.t Indicated splendid
ess54tious sor derslerre-t aad TIE qzes-
TO. q s1yplT nErfoHec down % :ae least
tatt ct- Be -; ElorE ws.h f1r ne preset
ssssv3. y is 11t ssr-stsinz tatt terriers q
tie Fad.as-s sho1i9 afs1rrs rtde- form
un6eg E1cA e.re-r2srznces and il g also
natural tat the ses1ir s11rld BE- .e.t IN
re Epo; EiszLttoa and be reflected a. n
ths pas. upoa contracts -ders vas moth
lag zew 81 zee signs n, TIE statistical
t9EEG Tss ahfyme1ts for Mar u coz:
pats .eDcTe1 tie saortage IL ,aess figures
While syfi=arsd arrivals were tboroCEaIy
EtrEe5 wita EAauEsgs There was ncfa-
lag I. tie Interior Increment 70 give any
~Eaorr & cozfu.tztls feeling tud exporters
Vurtus6 sheis work IL t5z sane Industrious
llsaies-
he povsr q sotar1tion Was Sharply re
os-ed Ea4 With ;as persistent weight Of
Ii9s.atilou sgz.rgt me vslue scale tie vic
fery Vas entirely betrsEa. The
sttArs took rs starr fron tie
foreign ktYices and prices atterTard
melted steadily away nnder the rag
E.aE fyeczisrtor- TIE sweep q sucu'aticns
E1s sufficient 70 SLOW eeeisiTensss while
tas attempts az rzllyiaE opened some excel
leat scope for play Of tie scalper's skin.
Liverpool began The reign o. pess.rnisfa.
sa,ts OF The spot amounted 70 1000 bales
AZ unchanged quotations. In the 1saje con
Tracts lost 81 70 1914 on nesr positions
aua went ! ioEsr On remote ones. Il Is
possible that he big Englisa markets de-
sired q step is the direction Of stta!nins
TIE proper parity and time following az
erreoEisn Of heavy exports made the cp
porrunlfy.
New Yerk opened unchanged % scar sa'
o % down n further oDdens. slov
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Other Spot Markets.

GRlvestou-S closed quiet and steady,
pixies unchanged, stock b3,o4i bales.
Low ord....7 9l5 Mlddlug . 9&
Ordinary. ....s 3-i6 Good mid m g7s
Good ord. ..... s. 1916 Mod fair .tOl.
tow mid. -..-Sst sales ........5yo
New Orleans--Spots closed quiet, prices
unchanged, stock W. 100 bales
Low ora. .....7 1915 Middllng ~ g4
Ordinary ......e4 Good mid 10 l-I8
Good Ocd......9 Mid fair .i01s
Low MID. .... 81 sales ........4, 100
New iork-spots closed quiet; prices lilo
down; stock 1925 DIaes.
Good ord. .....s4 Good MID 10 10
Low nld. .....9es mid fair .lOBl6
Mlddlug. ~ Sales ....... ~, 100
LiyerpoOl-sp0ts closed quiet; prices un
I ctpnged. business moderate; safes 700
bales. % which $50 were American; specu
lhuon and exports 500 bales: imports $50
bales, Of which all were American.
{ Ordinary. .....4 2g-32 Mldd!inE SN
/ Good ord,.....5 $50 Good mid 81
Low nid......5 eS2 MID fair 80 1882
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SUGAR.

Ne" Orleans Nay i.-Sugar- VERY strong.
open kettle 2i.d3 3l6: open kettle ceptFi'
fugal, aE51.; centrifugal yellow 3ilff3
lo-lo; seconds 2lsd3ls Molasses-DuIl:
centrifugal TGiS
New York, May l,-Sugar-Raw Arm.
fair refining 3; centrifugal, a6 test. ~,
nolasses sugar "a; renned firm.
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cOEEEE-

New York, May l-Cohee-Spct Rio
9ulet; No Z invoice SIS; mild QUIET: Cor
aova el4gl2 Futures closed steady. net
unchanged 10 points higher. Sales "a on
5ags; May b.ooi July $50; septenber 5.s5I
go Deeemeer s. IS; January 66sa
e'Ioi February aTs; NAFeA S.soQ5.A
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ADVANCE IN PRICES HELD
DESPITE LIBERAL OFFERINGS.
Market Is Active and Satisfactory 10
Seters-Suong Eastern ComPeti-
uon-Suona at Close,

a good Tuesday supply Of horses came in
yesterday. which rtEes the two days sup
ply Of this week run ahead OF the same
period last week, says the Kansas City
Drovers' Telegram. Arrivals included SIX
ioads Of Western horses billed through
Buyers rather enjoyed the prospect Of
larger receipts and considerable private
trading featured tie early market The
20, d oaes were Singled out ana taken at
strong prices.
Tuesdays scale Of prices was maintained
10 the auction Of yesterday. The offerings
numbered around 800 nead nd included
SOME good draft stock and business drivers.
Now and then the market would lag Z little,
Jut generally the movement was brisk AND
satisfactory 70 sellers. The strong COM
petition among Eastern buyers continues 10
De the te4tur, OF tae trade medium bd,
cOacher sold this morning Ter SluI %.
IL the acton Tuesday 10 head clanEeu
hands. The market closed with as much
strength Us IT opened. Two az tnEee South
ern buyers were az the riuEsiGe ana while
thelg lul chasing Was not gent or Of lar-e
volume, II helped out the feeling IN South
era nUrses not little. Bota Tor activity
anu prices, Jhe suction Tuesday vas tle
best in seveFa! weeks. II NOT for the sea-
son. Drivers aud road horses With some
speed sold much better than two weeks
ago.
Prices range as follows for sound service
able horses, i 10 years old. Extra good
kinds are worth more and extra common
kinds are worth less.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago, May i.-cattis--Rse.,,,. aooo
inesudlnF 200 TEXANS nirkft IleW ana
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METALS.

Market ovessocked with yearllnss; prls
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sPOTs EVIDENCED REAEsESS
Abnormal CONDITIONS FEARED
L;verpoci Sssrtec Bes-isr ss-s'-vss-5-
s-e-usa.5y. inse-est Fssg7s- s1s
Aaa.ss.ior Presses TIE S1sis-


AT TIE CLOSE.
Lfvspr5l . <-s<- icS-
kese Yerk. : e - psi--r s-ss=-
ke,~ c-iss-s, Z = II zs--s iss=n
SPOTS.
Liverrocs prr-a-as-
Ness @rk '-Tf- A=@=-
EisepAese- 1-5-srrs@
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

r. o. B. mill Texas interior points. &C.
eording 20 location. Per gallon
Prime crude OIL loose. . 34i@a s.
Prime summer yellow Gill;. STAM IS
I.inters, according TO quality 0ei4a OK
Per ton
ftuNe. LOOSE s|.s. 100 ~ n
Prime cotton seed meal. % 40 q
Prime cotton seed cake..-.2f 80 a
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
ard prime Gotten seed cake are for delivery
az Galveston.
Memphis. Nay l.-ccston eesd oii-Prfrue
crude 81; OF crude s5i prime summer yeI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02
Houston Dsily Statement.


Gross receipts thus Ear this week li.ial
Gross receipts 242 days this season !. D53, Go
Gross receipts 2s2 days 15OO-ia01. 2.2ll. 30
Gross receipts 2s2 DAYS lS99.l9J0. l, 730, 1913
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02

Hsustoa's estimated receipts for today
are 1900 10 2loo against 235G last year
New Orleans expects $50 to $500, ag2iIs;
Use last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02
Stock at U, S. Ports,
Fiousten epot Market.

fi0nsfon-Spotk closed quiet; prices IN
eeanetd: stock sT,5ii bales: sales AZ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02

Total sales for the day $1,000 shares.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06
Bourbon Case Ended.

The long pending trouble between
the town of Bourbon and its water
and light company has been compro-
missed and settled. The town will
pay So, 500 for accumulated rentals
and will give the company new fran.
chise for 30 years, taking % hydrants
at $40 each per annum and 20 arc
lights at $50 each, TO be burned until
IL p. m. The company is to dismiss
all suits and surrender $4,000 of bonds
issued Dy the town, taking complete
ownership of the plant. Each side
will pay its own costs. The town will
no longer have any financial interest
in the company and is released from
all claims. The citizens are gratitied
that settlement has been reached.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06

Trustee Gardener is of the opinion
that the state organization of town
ship trustees is a graft of the school
supply people. to enable them TO do
more effective work among the rural
officers. At the meeting in Indiana
polls last week all the supply houses
had representatives, who maintained
elegant quarters at the leading hotels,
and there was nothing too good for
the visitor from the Countrywide
men Enquirer.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Sol Smith Russell. the actor. who
has been i'll in Washington, is in i'm
proved condition.
All of the wire and wire nail manu-
facturers Of the country have advanced
the prices ON nails and wire products
: cents per 100 pounds.
1t is said that the concentration pol
icy in the Philippines is working fine
ly as military policy.
DIR" Dowie and his deacons have
been denied clergymen's half-fare rates
by the interstate commerce commits
sion.
George F.. Wade, of Chicago, has
been awarded $1,000 damages for In
iuries received while employed by the
Illinois Central.
Joseph Bisoky, Of Chicago, took his
own life because of grief over the
death of his father.
Rev. Madison c. Peters, of New
York, has accepted call to Baltimore.
Fremont. o., has decided to close the
public schools as a measure against
smallpox.
Norwegians in the United States
sent home" last year 1900, O0C kroner
in cash.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06

SUNDAY and Monday evenings, Feb.
, and 3, at st. Joseph's Hall, Louis
and Barbara Tremmel, the blind
musical prodIgies of Syracuse, N. Y,
gave delightful musical entertain
ments consisting of vocal music and
performances on the piano, flute and
either. These talented people gave a
concert here thirteen years ago.
They appeared at South Bend last
week and received high praise They
gave concert for the children
Monday afternoon, and also took
part in the church services Sunday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-06
A Growing Industry.

The Plymouth Novelty company is
quietly enlarging its facilities and in
creasing its output and is making
good progress in its line of specialties.
More than forty workmen are now
regularly employed and more will be
required to carry out. the large con-
tracts now on hand and which will
occupy the full time Of the entire
plant for at least six months. bv
which time other contracts will be
undertaken. The chief product con-
sists of telephone boxes.