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The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20
Not a bad Idca

Mrs Graball-OEr cook is going to
get married. Whatll we give her for
a wedding PRESENT.
Graball-I think nice recommends
alton, suitably framed. would be as
pleasing to her husband as ANYTHING
| knoM.-Eronklvn Life
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20
A Comfortable Check.

Cleveland. O., June 10 Senator
Hanna has made a gift additional to
the large number sent to his daugh-
ter Mabel, on her marriage. by send
ing a check for $4,000 to her hus-
band Harry Parsons.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Henry \. Salzer, the well-known La
Crosse, Wis, scotsman has given the last
thousand dollars 70 wipe out the debt on
the La Crosse \. VI. {. A. Mr.. Salzer,
though an extremely busy man, finds time to
encourage and assist educational and philan-
thropic enterprises frenuently.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Blnd together your spare hours by tn,
cord Of some definite purpose, and yoi
know not how much may be accomplish ned
w. NJ. Taylor
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20
The Wrong Dny

Master-What are you crying for?
Office Boy-My grandmother dead.
ana sizes going to be buried on q
holiday.-Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Fits Permanently cured. No fits after
first days use Of DR. Hines Great Nerve
Restorer. Free - % trial bottle DR. K H.
Kline, Ltd, 93i Arch st, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken o
as a cough cure-J. W. O'Brien, 322 ThirC
Ave, n, Minneapolis. MINI. Jan 6. 1900
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20
liz nora nee.

De Style-Have you ever heard OF ping.
pong.
Gunbusta (innoeently) -Oh, yes; l ire
set.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

The incandescence Of opportunity gloweth
alone Tor the resoiute and spry.-Towp
Topics.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Never put off till tomorrow what you can
get some one else 10 DO ;o-day.-Ohio State
Journal
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

A brave man hazards life, but not his
conscIence.-Schiller.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

A wonderful powder that cures tired, hot,
aching feet and makes new or tight shoes
easy. Ask to-day for Aliens Foot-Ease
Accept no substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address a. 5. olmsted, lie Roy. y. Y.
The Forrest City times., 1902-06-20

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money If il fails to cure 25c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
GRAIN MARKET WAS WEAK.
A NUMBER or Factors
BROUGHT PRICES DOWN.
Wheat Lost on Large Receipts and
Weaker Foreign Msrkets--Heavy
Selling Affected Other Grains.

chicago. September % Weakness was
again prevalent on the board of trade TO.
day and trading on the whole rather ilght
December wheat closed y ,ower; Deem
her corn shade lower oats Lars lower;
january provisions closed 1871 lower; lard
was rs lower with ribs lower
Heavy receipts, With an unusually large
supply Of contract wheat. together vita
weak cables, large worlds shipments and
large increase In the visible supply. all
consplred against strong prices aud prices
consequently were lower. There was con.
siderable selling of December by commits.
sion houses but offerings were wei AZ
Der opened u TO X lower at b9IS to 81.
On commission house selling there was
decline 70 dAA@NS;s around which hgure
the market held steady. rho c.ose was
Is lowcr az 6SS, Minneapolis and Duluth
reported HOO ears which, With ocal re.
ccipls Of 26l cars, 20 OF contract made
total receipts for the three places OF lpl
cars against 1872 cars last week and 1852
cars year ago,
Corn was fairly steady Tor distant
months, but dull and weak Tor nearby de-
lhcrics. There was considerable realizing
BY longs early, hut offerings were well
taken by local traders. Favorable weather
With commission selling were weakening
factors. December opened y lowtr At
459sei45ls, selling down 20 45L Toward
the close the market became hrncr and
Local Receipts were 3i4 cars. vita 50 Of
contract.
oats opened easy with fair trade Tie
commission house selling. hit iattr in
sympathy with corn prices rallied slightly.
December opened y 10 \ lower at n aud
selling at p Si Tbe close was ss WSr
az S0fk Local receipts were 10i cars.
Provisions were generally lower the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st. Louis, September 20 wheat-Lowcr;
No . ced cash elevator 06ik track RT6l6S
September 65Js; December 66isM60L: May
8sss; No ? hard B7isG169. Corn-bower; No.
cash and September SO; track 06ls; Decem-
hcr 3S@. May 81. Oats Easy; No. > cush
30. track M4ttati5. September 2NL. De
cembcr IS; May 20M; No. . white IS, Rye
Lower, IS Pork Lower; iohblug 10 80
for old. 16 Ao for new. Lard Higher. 10 90
Spelter- Easy, 5.2S. Flour-Steady; red
winter patents 3 2jGi3 SS extra fancy and
straight NaSi3 70; clear S06f2 so limo
thy seed Steady, , A0@3 %. Corn meal
Steady, $50 Brnn--uigher: smoked cast
track 66dSn Hay Firm; timothy s ,0Nd
Il A0 prnlrlc Z 5000 so Whisky steady,
70 Iron cotton tics 0Ti6 Raging
6 A-l6dT lie Hemp twinc .. nry salt meats
Boxed, quiet extra shorts and clear ribs
II 62a; short clear l. ~, Bacon Boxed.
quiet; extra shorts and clear ribs 10 62i5
short clear 1900. Recelpts-Fiour 1900;
wheat l9To00 corn t5.IvJ; oats $4,000.
ShipWents- Flour 1000; wheat 5000; corn
1900; oats 6a.OOO.
New orleans, September 29,-Hog prod.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30

ucts-ouiet. Pork-Standard mess IS, 90.
Lard -ReHned fierce ~; pure lard Tx.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders l0ll. sides
ia Bacou-Clear rib sides il@. Hams
Choice sugar cured l3Adl4A. Cofee-Rio,
ordinary TO fair, 6hdIig. Flour, grain aud
fecdstuffs- Steady; extra fancy -four 3 lage
3 10; patents 3 4067S IS. Corn meal 3 90.
Bran "a, Hay-Prmc 70 5oMi3 so; choice
u SEALS. 60 Corn No. sacked. white 20;
cd 30.
Kansas CITY September q. wheat-Sep.
tember ca; December 6S& cash No hard
65Igd67; No. red 66uyd67 Corn Septem-
her 65M; December SS5sG36; cash No.
mixed 5liSd56; M. white 5SitmNSA Oats
No. white 32is Eggs-Fresh, 1Tis
Rcccipts Wheat 29S, eco: corn oS,000; oats
4S,OO0 Wheat @, 500; corn 500;
oats $4,000
New York. September 20 --Wheat-Re.
Celpts 114o00 exports 3TS,0o0 Spot-Easy
No, ? rcd 73is elevator and 1875 T. o, b.
anoat; No 1 Northern s0il q b. a1oat
No. ! hard T9Ss Z. O. b. afoat. Options
Weak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
PRICES TuMBI.ED HEAVILY
ALL ALONG The LINE,
Call Money Wont Rapidly Up 70 Rate
OF ab Per Cent and the Market
Was Fairly Demoralized.

New York. septcmtcf 20 The stock
m>rke. opened weak this morning md tta
liquidation was continued In varying dc
grecs nh day During the last hour " bust.
nVs belntcd borrowers found the supply u
available funds exhausted and they ran the
money rate quickly up e. IS per cent.
Meantime there was wholesale throwing
over OF stocks all around tho room. and the
aspect Of things wos rapidly taking on an
appearance Of panic when the presidents
envci fell aud trading was ended for the
dny. Prices were eth tumbling rapidly In
all directions and the one or two feverlsn
rallies whore the bears were seeking 20 tnko
proats made no impression on the general
decentralization Of the market
some of the principal losses were Louis
willie and Nashville ilM; st Paul eSs; Atch.
ison etS; Illinois Central eIs; Pennsylvania
bib: Baltimore and Ohio Ss; Canadian Pa
ihc G; Northwestern ca; General Electric
and Westinghouse Electric each, Man.
haitian bis; and a long list Of prominent
stockA over points, losses up 10 points
arc commlu throughout the list
The local bauka were entirely out Of the
money market and the trust companies
we're very small lenders IN tho markets.
Funds for out.ott town banks and Of indlyld-
ual lenders made up the available supply
il was very evident that there was a Urge
number ~ security holders who hoped that
rates would work easier today, encouraged
to this Wow by the notable rccuporntlon
achieved by tho banks last week aud the
considerable margin Of surplus reserves re-
vealcd by Saturdays bank statement That
class held on during the early part Of the
day from supplying their needs, hoping
that they could maintain the serenity OF
the money market by retaining from early
demands on e. The call loan rate was
pretty quiet up 10 noon, at about rs per
cent Ii nurried during the neon hour 10
70 per cent when the demand again he
came less urgent The consequences was a
wild scramble during the aunl hour 60 se
cure loans and again n sacrifice ~ hnld
ngs on he nart ~ those who could not
secure accommodation The events Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30

greater part Of the session and trading was
light. January pork closed l2h low %, az
while ribs closed lower at s0ii5
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
345 ears: corn 345 cars oats 26o cars hoss
tTGCn head. -
cash quotations we're as follows;
Flour-Qulct and steady. ,,
Nhcnt-No spiing J3i4a14i No osI
90: No 2 red s6tsdss
Corn-No. 5Td07M; No . yellow bsA
Oats--No 2 2Si5n21; No. white 3O1Si
Ryc-No 80
Mess park--per barrel i6.SoMl635
Iard-Pcr lOO pounds il.S0Wlll 40.
short rlbs- Sides toosel lO.;ndll.lc.
Dry sailed shoulders Roxed O,2oprh9o
short clear sides Boxed tl.i2Rdll 3t4s'
Whlsky--Basis OF high wines lS2.
Cloyer-CoutUact grade 9.2S0ie.4O
ON the produce exchange oday the but
ter market was firm; creamery l@dZ!t .
dairy 1000 Cheese steady. l0isGllM.
Eggs steady, loss of, cases returned, 70
@artS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
KANSAS CITY SALES.
Especial TO The poStN

Stock Yards, Kansas CITY. September %.
The following sales OF Texas and Terri
tory cattle were made here today. ]. q.
Jones, AddlnEton. 1877 steers. QaS pounds
S.6e; Myers 8 Atkins. ouanah, rs steers
eS6 pounds, 3, ~; \. j. James, Berwin, 20
steers, IA pounds, 2.25. Brown 4 WHOM.
Comanche, rs steers, 500 pounds. 500, ie
steers, sis pounds, s2S, 2s steers, Isi
pounds 2SS; Young = Bell Comanche. s0
steers, esS pounds, ass; T. s Hendrix,
Ninnekah, az steers, $50 pounds ass; M
II, Racial, oaktaha. ieS steers, $50
pounds, S2S; Is steers. i2i pounds, 500;
!. \ hlen, Snirc. las steers, $50 pounds
$40; J. d. Whittington. Mena. 10 steers'
Tf6 pounds, 26S, II. NJ King, oaktaha. -
steers, ala pounds. 3, so: iS7 calves, i45
pounds 8aa; Mallory Commission company.
Eufaula, 100 steers. 7Si pounds, aSd: NJ
o. pcrrickson Ciarcmore los steers san
pounds $50; Shufoldt 4 Fsrlow, Lenpoule.
- steers, lll9 pounds. $50, Russell 4
heNins, Elgin. 200 steers 90 pounds Z ri,
\ II. Corder Elgin. "a steers, liSi hounds
NO. p steers. Ti3 pounds . SO, 81 steers
~ pounds, 81; J, w. Marshall. Waroner
- steers. 6So rounds, 26A; Breediow i
Leach Wetumpka, ~ steers, 6SS pounds
se' ~ steers, ese pounds. ESQ; A. \. Gale
winston, II steers. $40 pounds q 80. III
steers, So pounds = %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
MANARONl sMlpMENrs.

Victoria, Texas, September 2g-rhe fol-
loving shipments Of live stock were made
during the past week from points on the
New York, reNas aud Mexican and Gult,
W estern Texas and Pacific railways:
Monday, September 22-From CLIP. W +.
fettus, two cars, one OF cattle and one OF
calves, 10 New Orleans
Tuesday, September 2S--From Incz, T. W.
Griffith, three, cars one OF calves to st.
Louis, one 81 cows 10 New Orleans, ana
one car cows to rhibudeauX; from Clarks,
W. II. sutherland, two cars calves 10 New
Orleans; from Rcevllle, Captain Lyle, three
cars cattle 10 Van Week; from Cup, j. n.
Linney, one Sar calves to New Orleans,
aud L, NJ o'Connol, two cars calves 10
same point, from Victoria, 4. j. Sterne,
one car horees 10 galveston.
Wednesday, September 2A--From Edna
pens Rranch Bros, four cars, one Of cows
and three OF calves, TO st. Louis; Hayes
bros., two cars 10 same market; Hayes y
Grierscn, one car calves to ST. Louis, FROM
Louise, ]. +. Harrison, two cars heevee to
houstoni from ClArks r. Bindewalt one
car calves TO New Orleans
Thursday, September 2a--From Goiiad Z.
Is, Lucas, fow cars cattle 20 Taylor; from
Aloe, Willemin 4 Reeves, one car calves 10
New Orleans; from Beevile, K T. Dance,
one ear horses 60 Holly Springs, Miss
Friday, September 26-From Pierce, A. 4.
borden, three cars cattle 10 Louisiana
points; from Goliad,, J, e, Pettus, one car
mixed cattle aud one OF calves to New or.
leans from Edna pens, James Powers, -four
cars, two OF calves and two OF cattle 10
st. Louis; from keeran, j. A. Ntnemin.
one car calves 60 Algiers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
ESTIMATES ron roDAYl

tiouetoni 2ouu TO 21uoi against zosoVl
New orleans, 10000 TO $4,000,
sealnst 6See last year.
Yesterdays cotton market was in state
Of unusual suspense and limited results Oh.
tained for either class OF operators. the
weather was distinctly threatening 10
those who look for better things out OF
the last days Of the crop aud In times
when esoh Ia Imperative. lest tho relation
Of supply and demand become more COM
rlcatud, the bulls pressed the Issue al nfst
With much success, The almost panicSy
news from wpll street served 20 quickly
turn the tide, however, and between tho IL
ruenecs thus brought into play aggressive.
nose formed no part OF the program
There was also well set desire 20 post
noDe important trading when two bureau
reports are among the things 20 be consid.
cred during the week Tho bear was con
tent TO draw his conclusions for the time
from the Wild conditions at a great financial
center that would Cause money 70 jump to
a value Of 80 TO 40 per cent.-even though
they arlee from entirely speculative
reasons, 1t ls not TO be wondered at tnat
the market innatera should fear cot.
lapse or serious loss Of vitality. 1ns
anticipation Of liquidation that would take
place In such circumstances melted the
bulls 20 caution.
The strength Of cotton within itself was
not to be denied Advlces from abroad did
not account for this. The news from Man.
chester oven went so FAR as to suggest
abort time" IA view Of the marrow mar
gins for splnners profits. The strength
grew out Of the record OF actual shipments
and the possibility that the gathering and
marketing " the crop would be 80 utter
Tered with by the heavy rainfuli, with
oYernows IN some of the bottoms, ~ 70
materially decrease the ready supply The
october movement II TO compare with the
heaviest Ia tho history Of the last cror
aud amy change IN the statistical position
Is well calculated TO alter the course OF
eycnts The volume Of experts IA sus
talnlng feature and thoughts OF an occur
renee that w,ll 30 arouse the fears OF ulti
innate production as q pronouncemcut STINT
lnr 20 those which have been known 10
come before from tho agricultural bureau
could not fan to prove a new Inspiration
for Tonga. nusincss wss lesS active "a
result OF the pending matters and the
fluctuations covered range OF moderate
limits.
Ltycrpeol met the expectations Of tn'
average bull. Sales on the spot amounted
10 1000 bales at quotations raised It's oil
Nildltng fair only Contracts made a ina
taln ~ 1914 to ~ 64d, According to pr
Fate information English holders have sur
,ored by the stock market "Stflngcncy'' n
New York aud IN anticipation 81 other im
portant developments soon 60 come mucl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
GALVESTON.
RICE

Activity In Local Market Lessened hy
~ - Rainy Weather.
ne ioes' rlce market was somewhat ~
uucea IN activity yesterday on account az
.ns nnfavorahle weather. An average rec.
tisn. Nas made however. and prices con.
AA..ps1 "n tne same scale with an exee,isnt
29Ssmand In evidence There pes e,e,., ,,,t
u''auea OF large business IN the near
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
GENERAL LIVE STOCK MARKET

I iod7 i2i5 light 7.ooa7 AN; pigs 5.57ha
40 sheep Receipts 12,000. Easy; ma
tive lambs 3.2nd4 10; Western lambs 5000
40; native wethers 2o56i4 90; Western
wethers 2.60dS90; fed ewes 2 a0dS So; Tex
as clipped yearlings 2TS67S 10: Texas
clipped sheep 2.75dS.oo; stockers and feed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
SUGAR.

New Orleans, September 2a.-Sugar-
strong; open Kettle 2lsFss SIG; open kettle
centrifugal S1ahs; centrifugal, yellow SAer
An, seconds tSSnSit Moiasses dnli; cen,
tflfugai 1tlA New syrup 40,
Now York, September g0.-Sagar-- Raw
urm; fair refining a. centrifugal ~ test Ssa,
mulassca sugar cuict -
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Kansas City. September ca-cat.io M
eetpts ia.Soo natives. $500 TexanS Sse ~
tive and II 40 Texas calves, Iowrr; ehoir.
export and dressed beef steers Z .OniiS eS.
lalr % good SStSi0a6 stockers and iced
s.S SssN14 ~; Western fed steers iNSS
~. Texas and lrdlan steers Snsis "a.
ieSas COWS 2VNd1SN native cows Ops
49, native hetsrs in0fls 5Si Gamers / az
Aoks- Rsesipts $500; weak - lever, Ss Ky, =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30

Liverpool, to t-2-e4d higher
New York, 3 points down 20 3 up.
New Orleans, unchanged 70 points
down.
SPOTS,
Liverpool revised
American side, unchanged.
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GUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, September 2a-Eggs Receipts
SsSs packages, steady 10 arm, state anu
Pennsylvania average hest 2eQsst, Weetern
esndied 2idisS; refrigerated laQIn.
Kansas Ciy, september 2o.-kggs. fretn
l7iS
ST. Louis, September ap.--rouitry steady;
chickens and sprluEa pias thrkeye pGft0
ducks Iial geess a. Butter Qaieti cream.
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Foilowinr we're the ruIIns prlessl
Nav Orleans.

Especial to The pcsb ).
New Orleans, September 2s--i.'
rough was on moderate lines to'N
the market steady, especially ies go, N !
ter lines. which continue 10 $500
light supply. Trnding WAS cons .As'.,,s
duras lines with sales well aissE. TX.
lhe range. Clean rice was u e.,-f
mand, with actual TRADING On Z ''s,1
scale. Prices remained steaW iiI
changed. Receipts from COUNTY, 800, M, 4
sacks az rough and 400 pockes's. n. n n
Sales. N23s pockets Of clean ana ~. ~
Of rough, OF which 2jsJ sacss WI
duras; no domestic Japan. Noas-
ras steady az a.o1i7400, with $50,
at 2.2Se74.0 Japan STEADY ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
Cotton Future BraII

future. Heavy shipments Of goass
waiting 10 fnd their way to tte VI
and the inquiry for clean lesv@ ~ y
for fear as to the ready sale o. " n
uct,
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STRIKE IN NEW ORLEANS
KNOCKED OUT BUSINESS.
Receipts at Cattle Centers Were Very
Heavy and Prices Steady-Texss
and Territory Sales Moderate.
fsneclai 10 The Post \

New Orleans September 2o-Tho New
Orleans live stock exchange reports re.
ocipts light, but on account OF general
strike Of the street car conveyauces and
the difficulty OF reaching the stock yards
there was but little doing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
NsEs hlsher.

cry lS@e9lt; dairy i8@ie RgEs higher,
~ lces on
Elein, H., September Sa-rhc butter
market was declared firm at 22A to-day
There were no offerings and no sales, TIE
output Of the week was 095.OVV pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
sAN ANGELo NoTEs.

san Angelo, Texas, September 2T.--R e.
Logan. sheepman, brought In seventeen
fleece OF sheep that had been killed In one
bunch by stroke Of lightning during the
recent rain.
W, Nj, Spence Of Brownwood bought
thitty head OF mule colts here at S2o and
sold forty head Of steers and dry cows at
$50.
FOL Cawley bought three cars of FAT
cows at SIS.
McCutcheon Bros. are reported to have
county
J. II. Pepper sold his South Llano place,
600 acres IN fee and eOOO leased and State
purchased. 500 cattle and other appurte-
nances for SIS $50.
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BIG FURRY IN STOCK MARKET

latter part Of last week admonlsbed the
banking community that this was specu-
lauNc element absolutely pefgiBting IN ne.
termination 60 place all the FUNDS they
Further accommodations for this purpose
were pcromnturily refused by the banks.
The effects " this determination developer
~ the stock exchange before the Any e,Vet tn
fore the op'ning here. md this had the St
feet OF throwing about 10000 sb1reN on Tue
local market az the opcping on aihltrgge w.
counts This was supposed 70 DO Tor ny
count or 4 leading American operator now
In London. All 81 the recently active spsr
uatlve pools aud cumhlnations were acuEe
IA thc liquidation before tho day closed. "
can not De said that there was any new or
uniaNornhle departure IN the money sltua
tion. Rather there was common rg,9s
milton OF the future demands TO he met by
the money market aud the inadequhcy OF
any available source Of renenishmrnt 70
meet these requirements.
TIE improved position ~ the banks nau
the eject today OF stiTcniug the foreign
exchange market and cutting the nope oi
further relief by gold imports. but yeldcI
no relief to speculative borrowers Tue
various cxpedlcnts by tho treasury. the au.
ticipation OF October Interest and dlNidends
by some very large corporate Interests ana
simply serycd 20 demonstrate tnat the
money and credits locked up In speculative
commitments In the stock market hnNc hNt
left enough 60 meet the Interior demand or
customs payments. II Is evident that the
heaviest interior demand Is yet e. bv mt.
Apparently all interests arrived at Iohi-
mon determination today 10 take the s91r,
wav, the Only means OF relief IvnunblN,
which was by selling out stocks anu pay
ing of loans ONLY tCmorrow's develop
tuents eau prove how far the necessary
work has hccu acc0mpli sled l
The disappointment nNW the failure or
the 81 Paut directors q propose 4 stvk
Increase. the uneaslness Of the L9uisViur
minority Stockholders as 60 how they are
60 be treated IN the transfer Of stick and
the further surgical treatment neccsstato
for the PRESIDENTS wounded leg intensified
the indispostior In tho stock market Blt
an other considerations were eclipsed by
the difficulty OF borrowing money TO carry
stocks.
'rhe bond market was weak, but TO a
much less degree than stocks Totll sales,
par value, $3,0i5.OOO. United States bonds
were unchanged on the last call
New York Money,
New York, September 2O-Money on call
~ to 80 per. cent: last loan 20 per cent;
| closed offered at 10 per cent, Prime mer-
camille paper per cent sterling exchange
steady, with actual business lu bankers
| bills nj 4Si25 and iS0.2 70 ana 4eZ.2o pu9
4.s2 and asa % for sixty day, post q
| 4. s2is mar silver 81; Mexicln dollars 40.
| Government bonds steady; state ponds In
active; railroad bonds weak,
London Money
! London, September 20 Consos FOR money
| aud the aecouuot a30io3 5-i6; bar silver
/ ~ led per ounce. Money 2iqQ2A per
cont; short and three months bills 39Sh
! per cent.
DIRK STOCK MARKET.
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Chicago, Septemher 2s-Cattle receints
1000 Including 500 Texans, 5000 West
ems ems steady. good to prime steers 1909
and feeders 2, 25dS,O0. cows / .fO5i5 T5.
heiters 2.2Sdo. rs; Indians l.5Of2. SO; bulls
Z.2od4' ~ calves S,00dT 90; Texas fed
Hogs Receints 2lOO0 Good 10 Shoica
heavy tS6f7.7o; light 1901 .65; bulk : *
Wfm Sheep Receipts $4,000. Market iS
70 ~ lower Good 20 choice wethers 3. *
$500; fair 20 choice mixed 2SsIS 81,
Western sheen .. SOFAS so. native lan,hs q X
QNoOi western lambs 3. 75a1S 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-30
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Septemoer 2e.---Cattie receipts
100 Including 1920 Texans; steady,
native shipping and exports steers seed
etOi dressed beef and butcher steers 4 so
@I2o; steers under 1000 pounds Q. S0d4 as;
hoifers 2256l5.00. Gamers /. Tyfi2 az, hnils
22SdS 20; calves 400d6 so: Texas and In
dian steers 2.50d4,6o: cows and heifers
2.4SdS AZ Hogs Receipts 400: market
I.2o0I1 so. butchers 7.4off1 10 Sheen--Rr-
ceipts $500; market steady: native NUT
tons S.3Sl4 2S; lambs 4ooSi0 90. culls and
ans S.9o6i3. 20.