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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-04
HIDES AND WOOL.

Boston, June 3..--rhc American Wool
und Cotton R.portor viii my tomorrow
Of the wool ,rnde. The sales Of thy
three principal markets hay. nrnonntce
10 2.s2s 100 pounds. of when LOO, -
ditiouB have not essentially changed. lie.
nand n certainly no more active ana
prices Rre as uncertain ne over Mnnnfhc-
turera are rondy to turn thrir hand to any
ihing that WIN soil but ARE IN n quananry
as 10 what inuy meet tle popular demand,
They are consequently not IN tho market
for any considerable amount OF stock tho
fnvi executions of ihop who have boon
making ana selling upoctaltien only prov
ing the rule. The sales since january ].
eorrnspondlnK period of 1855. l2s,330 3t5
.,ouuis were aold Boston Hnles havo
amounted to I.s0GO 90 pounds, I.o5s0oo do
mestir. 7'a 900 foreign hulns sine" jan
IN lsDJ the sales amonntsi TO 69.sti.'N
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RECEIPTS ANp rNr0,.rs.
COFFEE.

New York. juno -conoe-optlons
opened steady: June advanced 10 points;
other months war" point higher 10 4
points lower. business ruled quiet WIN
trading chiefly local closed steady ri IN
changed prices 10 II points net advance:
sales 7.5G bagss, Including Jpnc ii,s54i2oo,
ssonleinber 1865, spoi coffee nominal! No,
sales, 100 bags Ma,racaiho, p, T. Total
State " ii.7s0 bags Including 10 Zoo from from
Sow York New Yorg st sl,,, Il.sld hngs,
rnii.i States. 10 go, total visible for the
united states. 5G',aOs, against as2,i& last
year
santos. June s.-~coree Fair, good aver
age 1910 rcia per 100 kllos, receipts. 1909,
stock. ils. l1O.
Hamburg. June -roffec--Quict and IN
changed. salcs. 7gln bags.
RIO. June 2-Ccncc- Firm. No. 7, I'm
rels per ioD kiios; exchange lct. receipts.
5000 bags cleared for the United States.
5000: furoro. 2j.oo1i stock. lm,W0
Havre. juno 3-corco--sicady a. .
points advance; sales. is,oo bags.
New Orleans juno 2 .-roieo-i,io, dun.
ordinary TO low fair. i5s,Mlfh.
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Chicago. Innc B. lad crop news gov
e,nnd ,ho IDEAS Of wheat speculation today
ard fuiy whelt closed al an advance OF
ahouf &c after an carly loss Of i-2c corn.
nats and provisions ruled firm ard closed
hll ter though no important adsanoc wos
made In any case.
W'heat-There was fair speculative
ridc Tho market ruling quite aeiiv, at
L. I. else. bong suhtcct 10 rather frequent
changes wiihih The established range nf
IL, The weakness during tn" carly
rnrt OF The session Was attributed IN q
uav 20 the disappointing tone Of Liv6r-
rorl alvicer the T.fhct there prinE
,ost.,fayys riga on this tide. was taken
a. = IKE r.s.!ticant, and the weather map
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buTTGk AND EGGS.

ohicaro. June Butter-Firrn: cream
cr,. HOS. dairy, esfi5- Eggs Fresh,
2 i-sGiO charsc--G i-2.
Louis. june -Buttor-Stosdy:
e., nery. ll@i7 dairy. MiS. Eggs
L ,naas cry. Mo. June a.-Butter--
steady; creamery. l2Nla dairy. - l-2u Il.
ESgs-Steady; ss.cty fresh. 7u7 H.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. June s.--The market for
cotton seed products ~ hulI ana
unchunrcd. prime crude oil. bulk ~: prime
summer yellow. In barrels. 23k; meal H.ov.
cake n % I,or short ton; long ton. for OK.
port. 1875.
wenk. quotations nominal. primo crude
all. In hulk. z0c; prime summer yellow. IN
barrels. "a: prime cotton seed meal s9.UDo
II % per ton.
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New York juno -Whcnt-Rncepts
lN, lol hus6cls. exports iis lm bushels spot
quiet hu, firm. No > rod 7o74 No | hard
6s's. options dpcliuod after orcn Ming nm
dor hig crop rstimn;es mad local pressure
blit were rallied h. nnfaYorabln stat. re-
ports. notably ono and Missouri, which
led Ia active covering and n sharp nficr-
noon advance. assisted by forrign buying;
closed hAME higher. No. . red June 81
septic rnhcr 63ts
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EVENING rosT cABLEGRAM.

Now York. June 3 Tho Evening Posts
LONDON financial cnblegrnm says: The
stock markets wcrc much qGjetor today,
the Epson races having drawn n lnrg,
contingent. The business IN Amerit ans Is
restrained pending nows OF n chnrat tor
which VIII AFFORD more accurate fore
cast of the president al election and
meantime prices are decreasing. Tho Paris
and Berlin markets were also quiet. .,ut
stplty
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WIRE AND NAILS r,o,,
par,, yirc quotations are Tor car'oa'

Barb wire quotations are for car'oa'
lots ,r f.,alen. galvanized.
90 a. ner Ia lbs. painted wiIr 'l-'' ""''
k.gnn. u, n'sn Rate. 81 % per. key ad-
WIRE M - ,,onny. 90 and penny,
syanc.s, ]" 20 o y 7sr: AMI penny "ii
81 penn s $40. penny, q TIC Ser keg. same
CTR NAIl-s-KnIo' nxa ,iii
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SUGAR.

New oriean,s I nnamntrifuesi white 4a.mlM'
xsii,y S 4slii.: seconds asass' mo'"S'es'
o' Hew york June ssasar,R,ssw .a'i s
fair refining ,'. oeniri .l,gsa centrifugal
s II les; 9S ss. 'a RRefincd sugar quiet
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KANSAS CRY

Kansas. ci.y, Mo. Jurc 2 whoa,
Steadv; No. : hnrd. toer6i. No 2 sSSl,o
No red. 81 No. g. 81: No spring -
M = t7nip ro,n Irregular. no .
~ Nod. y a-lM22 No. . white - 1-4d2e ~.
onis- Firm. No. 2 mixed, ltnlG ~ No
2 while ~ i-"ila Rye 81 cndy; No .
3-m33 Hay week. Unclaimed
Eoccints- Whoni 5000 corn 90 100. oais
8MN ShrmentH-W Wheat $500, corn and
asIa "
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APPLES Fancy s'iced IN boxes ! l-im
10. choice cvnpointcd. i-2n5 3-ic; fancy
lnvano,rtsd lff7 Lie apr!cots. ovaporatei
ioc ciifon. IL por ID. curian's fancy
cleaned. 3 i-ic: ngs evnpora'cd 70. Inrk-
len laser. re, noei.rincs "vnpon'eu. oo,
peaches. cvapora'cd l-2c, pears 'N"p-
orntrd. l-sc: p;ums. pitied, So.
RAlslNs- california J.. l. boxes N.2oN
80. crown NJ. NJ rnisins, 20 lb noAes
L, pr. crown L. NJ, so ID boxes l-'b
Primes Crop 1895 California prnncs
~ zoos I i-ec. S0-90s & l-2c: 10-9s 7e, tc-ivs
l-gc: sc-C0s Sc; silver prunes, l--c' ruby
prunes i-ec.
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rAINrs AND oEHs.

OiI--LInsood m DDS. raw, ~ tholI'd1,
40. petro,eum. 10 est. N bb.s, lie IL
rnsoe 8, 81. brilliant oil. sit1, in bbls. re
stove eaaoiine, In eases. u.7o IN bhIs l5c
Eupion oil. in bh's, 100; in cases. SIS cas-,
Tor oil. medical pure. 15c; 'nrnen'lne' III
'WijIrr LEAD Strictly pure. 6n6hc,, =.
WINnOW GLASS In boxes. % ana y
10 10 nor cent discount. new list.
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rrrR-sehlltz quarts. sl6So per hhl;
,,,r,s Il, "a Der Dbl. Dixie Pale, quor,n'
20 M, nln,s, $3.50: I;emp's Extra RAE
quarts; SEE, 1 PIG ' y Der gallon.
w,lTriiisEy-per gallon: Finished goods,
ON MN wine basis. i.e2' strs ghi honr ,I,,,
o'd rve according 70 age ana a"""iS'
81. 7Ms.oo; blcnded sl''HS-"'
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Sow orleans, juno s-liog products
quiet rork-ph. -. Inrd Refined
ticrccs. 2 s-iGs ~ soxed meats Dry
sal, shoulders, rs; sidos. SIS Bacon
C,car r hs, sides, "a Hams Choice
supar-curod 3-tMa Flour Easy. extra
fancy. 3SbH3.ao. patents 3f1u37O Corn
meal quiet, I'rnn-IN'li: a6gf53 10 lay
l'iin; prime. lMil7 choice, 1900 IL
Corn haa or. No >. sacked white nnd
mixed. 30: yellow. Sc oats Quiet, no ?.
sacked - IL. Ricc-Rough. reccpia 100
sales. none, dun and nominal. clean, quiet
sales. 66i ordinary 10 good raj.
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'" 'hicE CURRENT.

s..e.s' are are revised daily and
hos. ,' sah be relied upon.
,srsc,; ''s IN the Houston
Ex' Il Diamond. A75 ne,
n, sas,.inn boxes. 500 per
Fri ''' per dozen boxes.
---Nl,f per kcg, $500
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston, June 3.
Sailed
So Ammo. Xix. Nov York.
In Port.
So Rita. TO load for Liverpool
So Gallici1. loading for Hamburg.
IS Gyllcf. to loud for West Indies.
Vessels 20 Arrive.
SIS concho. from Sew York, sid. May 20
Ss Engineer. from Liverpool sid. MAY ~
~ Iielvetla. from Hamburg aid. May n.
Sch Bciwihh. from Philadciphia sid.
May 80.
Sch winship, from Baltimore. sid.
May ~.
ON sIliPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipbourd at Galveston today
Bnlcs.
~ RITA, Liverpool ....,...,............. 3 .2a7
Mnlio Line. Now York ..u............ al
----s--
Io'hl today - ''''''....'......, ,2i
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Chicago. June IA few smooth steers
found sales early nj steady prices. Tut
weakness Enon prevailed IN every Branch;
snlca nj 40 were raio the bulk Of fair to
choice beef and shipping steers .oing at
a-'hUip o. and plain lots around 800. calves
were IN moderate supply and hasi sold up
10 o.2u. and bulk Of choice calves around
500, ln' sainr Of grass TcSnIis have been
largely at 2.,Ju3,n. some OF extra quality
ceiling around 3s5 iiugs--Early trading
was quite brisk ut firm rr,ccs. In, weak
meas prey. nt.d the latter and decline
followed. prime heavy sold early around
$40 and choice butchers up TO 40; fancy
Hight sorts Sold around 3,Jo and rough lots
downward, go; most Of the current ar
RIVALS are medium aud heavy mixed that
scli al srnf,a 49, SheepThe demand was
not no urgent mud prices were lOmi2 lower.
fancy natives sold NJ i.2afritD, host Gs-
pounds sprlng lambs went a, q 10 aud most
good to choice lots at h0Dr6p1. punr 10
f,,ir selling very slowly at i.G,ffi.iS. choice
nutivo sheep gold ~ a.G,fii 70 aud thin
to fnir mixed lpis nj 3 inmrei, Texans 80
NJ loOmah0 RccoIpta-cnttle, ll.Vpo, hogs.
n NO, sheep. 5000.
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Now York June 3-clcarings sas32a .ios,
balances tiGl2.s95
New york. Jane a.-lIidcs dun. leather
quiet wool quiet
Cincinnati. Ohio. juno s-Whisky quiet
sales Boz barrels al St.21.
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TRADE NOTES.

h potatoes are scare and in
~, uris' were lie eolvcl TO-DAY
~" IS now considered al an
s.od peaches were In the
4 a,i,nn NJ TIE quality WIZ
h, ,sr "a, are lowcr than they
W. man years. but dc,lrrs
'emaNd yhows no incrogsc
|s ~ .lelphnM arrived al Sow
ES,Ns WIN ,s,.25 boxes Of Nos-
~, NJ, lemons. which " re
=, 'oiay ma YESTERDAY.
H., DaiFe, & Allen. doing
| \ y and commits sion businc ~
\, s,, a., J. W. lBerret re ring
r,%s,n.' continue III, bu -incss
[ry. The Travis stree, dry
n n, 'ci he contract for nvc
\ ~ erected at his old y aud
tfdl,s' ~. lhcy Nill be rented
d, ], To-Day for % to 20 cents
hi b - i.w four |asl,et crates
N, ,,..ughl N..5 each. Neatly
sel1s readily at al
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(ISlyEsS BAROMETER.
|, to til. Condition of Trade
| Generally.
|NES ANOTHER 0NE.ElGHTh.
H., 10 q pls,uthed Condition
[, a s,asnant-rorn 10 In
Good Demand
o1icc OF The Post,

Office OF The Post,
SEBASTIAN wednesday. June 3.
waugh, the ,sc loss on sugar an
:. IN, Pest Tuesday had about
The decline, but kilograms
(.,v,d la.e yesterday afternoon
,no,bcr drop of lsc OH all grades
II Is stated that holders OF
!, are storing Their parcels. walt
usn, OF the present disturbed
:, the market. The cause OF
,,sa weakness Is hard to OK
n,ny Of the trade believe that
rsople are putting. prices down
discourage the importation of
an bee, sugars.
i. statistical position Of sugar
NJ considered very strong. II IL
wsmier that the practical loss
~ rrop is about he only bad
t"arh OF course that amounts
dsal Referring to Mcssrs.
Crsy's circular OF May %, 1895;
M visible supply there reported
ions. against a visible supply
dale the year before. 1884, Of
o.her words. May %. 1881.
xupply showed II surplus of
Mcssrs. W!lleti & Gray re-
v,blo supply May 81. 1S'i. ut
Ne ilmlnutlon of iJ9.V tons.
nn,i5n of lU9.1st tons May u.
le,yes vS,Iii tons more sugar
Il xsht May 4. lSa6. than May
c,op of Europe for lsoS-a7 may
he $4,000 ton crop Il ls9l-ab.
evidently be Il large crop. 1t
I'd that Europe has planted
tfeased beet sugar crop to the
81 40 tons. If this bc real izsd.
Is considered that We havc
ions more sugar In s;ght now
years ago, 4; is manifest that
yre the loss Of another Cuban
Of a million tons 10 restore
supply Of sugar 10 the normal
81 MAY. 1884. when V stood at
billion and a half of tons.
iE WOOL. MARKET.
mark, remains in about the
ton rs has hecn reported for
ttks past. The demand is very
for no particular wool. being
sales lsh, upon nearly all
h, tone Of the market Is sun
and the tendency of prices
Accor'ing 20 the Boston Jour
bnnerce. Territory woo,s are
down on genera 30 cent
this Is offered for round lots,
Of manufacturer at thus price
very small. Tho outlook has
no particular. The ondon
rtporled as weak and gives no
The Boston market. and foreign
!; feel the iniluc lcr # the
qat'cn abr ah Manufacturer
np'ovement n tn dcmnnd for
.t:c SEN no. ming 20 induce
r-rhase VOL excep. for the
ediSe wanls, The mills have
m ~ ' IMAM
COMMERCIAL SCHEMES.
YES al the great number OF
and industrial Schemes which
ten lloaI d in London. The
~ vs. VI urc' h!cycIe. morse
g and tube manuiactir.ng
lar mining and exploration
con.oi!datcd rr,rerv s,orcs
y establishments an of a,,sss
pity have hccn sought Win
The pnbl,c. In t,npy in.t,,,..s
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ST Louis, Mo. juno a. Flour unchanged.
Wheat advancing. No. > rcd, cnrh olevat or
e'isnd5; July h,a- August al Is. Scp,cm-
per o, rs Corn ndVan Ing; SPOT stronger.
No. : mixed. Gosh ~. Judy " = hid, Au-
September ~. nT rs oats firm spot
steady: No. . cash IL. July II IS hid Au-
gnst i7i, bid. Rye 70 on track Barley
nomgoal. corniyal i@,i,l TO- Bran OF
frrch this side at 40 and bid at east
track. fluNsr"d lower ~ Timothy seed
@arr3e. Hay firm, unchanged Whisky
l.a2 cotton ties and tagging unchanged
Pork higher; standard mess lohhirg Gi5fl
80 lard fifin; prime steam Is. choice
Au2ie bacon Boxed shoulders aud icngs
90; ribs and shorts t52is Dry salt meats
-- itoNcd shoulders 3i1. longs 500. shorta
and ribs i.l2i.. Interpretations, 1000
wheat 1000 corn 3,ono onts $1,000 ship
monis- Flour 600, wheat lpll, corn bpp0
oats 700
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Asked. ~ lid.
llNNnrNoi. rtrrRES
Opened weak demand moderate. 2;ij
quiet aud stvady closed weak. tenders.
nov zoo. old 100.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. TEENS, June 3.--In the local
,Achnns" market. sterling sixties. buying
Si.s'. selling. $3.50. New Norh sight. buy
American silver, buying, Lie discount
sclling at par
Galveston bank cle~rinrs, SSI.3c0
New YORK. June 4 Sterling exchange
bankers sixties. $iG i-a. commercial six
tl's, HN IL roichmnrks, "a Is, francs,
'stnkcrs' siAiiss. DIG 90 commercial six
ties, 5.F L.
New prl,ans. Id. June 3.--Sterling ex-
change. commercial sixties, IS 3-ilp
4S' Ii, francs, tommorcVhl sixties, oil. H.,
New York sight, ban.ors'. $50 premium
commercial 2Jc premium.
London. June 3.-iiank rate, per cent;
street rnie. 1916 per cent. silver. 81 3-sd ::
consois, ll3 3-l6
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings OF Day With Wall Street
Operators.
NO ANIMATION IN STOCK DEALING
trading Depressed by rassags OF Bu,iel
hond Uili- Railway showed weakhess
In Some Speculative i.aucs.


Rev York. June 3.--Thc share spcculn-
ton TODAY failed IA d,s,,ov .rv ,m,roxc.
~, l., ''r'"' ""s
~ ''''' vi animation or distribution
OF business. The market al the outset
was weak md ,nv,r r,r,bn,a ,,.ho ,,o..
resro,sr,t.. ,,,. 49, ,
~'P'''H'"' ior the pulk OF limited dcm-
'hss were uniavorably impressed 10y the
formal passage of the l,u,tr bond bil Nv
tho i,u,,,.a s,.,a ~
'''' '"'''" S'ates senate ana py dcpfcs-
sion In the London prices Tor Americans.
The lower range induced from GOVERNS
nurc,as.s ,t,.S ,,,,,, -.
- N'"S'' 'i'''" i''ic o"sihs iot inc
long account. although the succeeding
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Asked, Il IT'D.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened hnrcl, steady, ia.oS uuict closed
easy sales Gl.jn.
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wus generally favorable. Northwest re-
cc.pts were again liberal. amounting Ia
SAG cars. and London reported Russian
when, very wrik shorts ieailns VAS
was arrested. Missouri crop rc,,ofts
showed points less during the past month
end II was followed by one from ohio
showing a loss OF POINTS there. Miuic-
apohs wired ,htt shipping p,.ronnsts OF
wheel there Yesterday were 10000 BUSH
els. ins,odd OF 10000.
Reports wcre received that looked lad
concerning tho Eansas crop ana the mar
kct became more bullish with shorts gov
crirv generously. The Nor,hwcst also
sent good buying order. and with ,lonr-
Gnccs Ggain fair tho price steadily i'm
proved. Tho market continued to Improve
during tho last hour. The late crop news
WAS all bad ana shorts were driven to
covert y.
Corn was ouic, and steady rriccs were
q Shade easier early IN the session on
larger lo,oi rcccints than expected unJ In
sympathy with the decline IN wheat. but
later az crop damage reports continued
TO come IN prices advanced aud firm
feeling prevailed at the close.
In oats only "a fair business was doing,
prices being largely influenced by wheat
md corn, though trm undcr,ono existed.
Provisions opened with rcccssons on
slightly easier live stock market. Some
short coverings were induced In. how
ever nni this, with the upward turn OF
grain, helped prices.
Estimates for Thursday--W Wheat. I. corn.
6nS. oats. 30 hogs. .ooto hcnd.
Cash quotations were 90 follows:
Flour steady.
No. : spring wheat 60 ~ NJ. spring
wheat. ), ia, No. rcd. 60 i-s9N -
No. corn, q t-in., rs
No on,s. is: M. : white, 10 l-alila 5 a;
M. = white ~ 3-tWi9.
No. rye. sa0S2 ~.
No. barley. nominal: No. 2, einci No.
4 2iu2a
No I fnS seed. rs 10
Prime timothy ecd. sis
Moss pork. pcr barrel, LOCATION.
Lard per I'M pounds siio
Short ribs aides loosc, 8 Te19Sn
Dry nltod shoulders thoNodh. ,.Sai' as
Shor, clear sides dhoNedn l-Sfii 3-S
WHISKY pisi'lcrs' finished goods, per
AN
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Market supplied with cattle and calves
aud ovors,ockeh with sheep.
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Breyee quiet but frmer. good cows and
hrifera and fni calves active and steady
yenrlings weak.
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AZ the annual election Of officers of The
New York Cotton Exchange this week
Gusiavus C. Hopkins was chosen prrri-
dent. The chief Interest nf iho election
ccuicred Ia the contest for the vice pirsi-
dent. for winch Colonel William v King
OF tho rwcnty-second regiment NntiorIl
Guards was the onndidutr VI me rceu-
lars. and Henry Schaofrr wnn the cnndl-
date of the Independents. Colonel King
won cusiiy.
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New York. June quite n good bust
neaE IN he dry goods market hhs been
done for autumn ia the placing of orders
for spocln,iios. such ms prints, staple Ring-
hams md fancy cotton goods. The de-
mand for staple cottons was very rlack
Printing cloths dull ui ~
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Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom
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Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
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Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
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Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
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Munyon's Female Remedies are u
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Price, 81.
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Munyon's Nerve Cure is a wonder
full nerve tonic. Price, 25 cents.
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or. Price, 81.
A separate cure for each disease. At
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Personal letters to Prof. Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
, answered with free medical advice
for any disease.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

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by John Y. MacRae.
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MUNy('N
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Lara hee'S
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is al old and valued remedy, w dch nah
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Notice .

Notice is hereby siven that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Raleigh
Gas Company viii be held at so. 33l Fay
ett3ville street on the th1rd Wednesday of
June, 1895 tthe l7th) at u O'Clock IN. "1he
transfer books shall be cOsel six days be-
fore the annual elect on :"
W T. MCGEE, Secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-15
Bishop Cranston.

Rev. DR.. Earl Cranston, of Cincin-
natl, the newly elected Bishop, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, who is
TO be located in Portland for the next
four years, has arrived, with his
family. DR.. Cranston was In Port
land, about year ago, and many
prominent local Methodlsts had OPP
portunity to make his acquaintance
at that time. He Is a man of pleas
ing appearance and genial manners,
DR.. Cranston was born in Ohio, 81
years ago, and united with the church
at the age Of II, and graduated, from
Ohio University, in 1861. He entered
the ministry in the Ohio conference;
was transferred TO a Western confer
ence, and afterward to the Cincinnati
conference and stationed at Trinity
church In Cincinnati. From Clncin-
natl he was transferred TO the Colorado
conference, where he served as pastor
and presiding elder until the time OF
his election to the publishing agency
Of the Methodist Book Concern. He
was member of the Colorado confer
ence at the time of his election TO the
Office Of bishop.