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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
NEW YORK

Now York. Juno Whcat--- Receipts
g. 100 exports Si,2u bushels. spot sirons
No. . rcd ~ IS. No hard 70 rs; options
MA another big advanc" today based on
unfdyVrable Ean.aH crop reports. large
weekly exports. talk OF heavy reduction
in Mondays visible and higher nRbies,
,horc was active huNing for local long
account ana god coyccng. closed Ia
l-S me- higher; M. . rcd June u -,
duly II SIS Hide Market quiet AMI
firm; Galveston fl. Texas dry h: cali
fornia u I.caihrr-firm Hem sex tple,
Euouos Ayres light to heavy weight, 1an
.. acia isu23 wool quiet locsmiic
neecc i5Q2o; pulled l5n2s. Pig ron easy.
Southern lo7Iml3, Northern liml@, OPP
peg Firm. brokers u ~. Lead Easy
irnkcrs 5000 Tin plates quiet cotton
seed oil iirm. with bc,e'r home and en-
porl dcmand prime crude l,n2o; butter
grades 25 l-2nao, prime white :, ~
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Flax Seed No. soy
TIMOTHY s;ocd- Prime lo's
Mess Pork ror hhl. 7.15II 70.
lar1-For 100 lbs, 4.25.
Short Ribs Sides. loose 3 aop3.95.
Dry Sal,cd Shoulders l21sqf'. 25.
Short Clear SID Boxed t.iaih.
M'hfgkt- I1lAftliVrs' finished yr.ods pcr
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
GENERAL DECLINES IN STOCK LIST
silver Certificates Displayed strength and
Activity IN Speculative furchsscs
aud forctgu Demand.

New York, June e.--The market orcncd
fractionally higher with sugar and Man
haitian most IN demand aud scoring 'hc
the eica,cst Improvement. The buying
movement was soon exhausted and. under
general profit taking. prices rccedcd
slightly below Yesterdays closing level
with Sugar making an EXCEPT onal decin.
of 3-S per cent. Reading and Northern
Pacific preferred were prominent IN the
depression. owing to the contemplated
FORECLOSURES proceedings. The erangcrs
and Louisville and Nashville lost sharp
fractions the :!rAt mentioned group hchr
adversely affected by The Kansas State
crop report. Sugar received support IN
the final dcaiinNs and recorded only "a
triilng not loss. The general market
closed heavy.
The trading OF tho week was Irregular
of movement and Of occasional notable
fluctuations N prices, Tho carly trend
was lower, hut speculative sentiment; soon
vcprod around and II decided squirt took
place. traffic reports cxerting influence.
The annual cSmnlts of the kock Island
and Northwestern roads We're exception
ally favorable aud revival OF strength
and comparative activity In the anthracite
CoalcrS also contributed to give the mar
kri an appearance Of snap. he trad ms
was exclusively professional despite weak
moss In the exchange market ana con-
coss!ons In rates 10 a point nroh,hitory of
gold shipments on> an exchange basis.
The speculative contingent dealt n silver
certificates The Improvement IN tho coal
cr, from the low figures at tile outset
extended top prices in lacknwann ~
in Delaware and Hudson and lesser gains
IN the others OF the group. Manhattan
closed the week with rs per cent rnin.
Sugar was manipulated freely against
The shorts by ms de interests late In the
week, The range covered WINS wide, hut
here ayain the net Improvement WAS only
rs per cent.
The final days trading revealed general
realizing and although the rccessions
wero not scr!ons cXcer, In ono or two IN
stances tho list generally closed slightly
lower on the week. Aggregate sales were
1882 shares
dealt In today.
Tho bond market during the week moved
irregular with a snGglns tendency In the
not specially noteworthy az a rule. but
oregon Improvements first show and ex-
ccptioual net loss of IA per cent. Total
sales si6ii 900 SILVER certificates displayed
unusual strength and activity on spcerla'
ivc purchases and on increbscd ftge sn
demand. The price rose II per cent 10
e. s-S on purchases of 1000 with "A later
reaction OF 60 The export OF the metal
was on an increased scale.
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ST. Louis. June G.-l'lour steady. Whear
higher; No red cash elevator ~ b.a
track 59n6l No. hard q, bid July ~
steady; No. . mixed. cast, 25'. bid; .lnly
" 5.s; september 20. oats strong; No, 2
cash ~ nd; july, ~, Anglsi y I'D ,ri
n,ool 10 Erqn dull. 40 bid east track
ii.ax seed steady. ssis, Timothy seed 2.'la
- WHISKY ~ cotton tics and haeging
unchanged, FORK higher; standard MIS-
tohhing sa5ai7ro Lard higher: primo
steam and choice il2is 'acon-Boxet
shn,,laers te5: longs 80. ribs and shorts
ie9i. Dry rait mea,s-.iisoNcd , ,i,f ,,d
.eints- Flour A0D0 wheat 5000. corn s,.rw,
oais q. 100 shipmfnts- Flour 1000. wheat
tssN corn 45, CD1 oats ~ vO,.
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NEW NORM MONEY.

New York. June 6. Money on cnll easy
81, . per cent last loan and cloee 2 per
cent; primo mercantile paper inb'4 i"'r
cent sterling exchange steady. Win ~ /
val business In bankers bills ai $50 q
,~iA fot dcmnnd and 'hNt4 lN'n f"i ~
a4vs 10 stod raiea aSsiani Nia. ,s'mn,r-
ciai hllls M'a hnr silver as IS. Mexican
dollars az Government bonds stem;
Static bonds inactive; railroad bonds
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Now Orleans. June 6.--Tbr market for
cotton seed products IN dun and nn-
changed prime crude oil. bulk, u. prime
summer yello~ in barrels. 2Sy, meal l70p
cake 100 per short ton; long ION. for ex-
port, 1873.
New York, June 6.-cotton seed products
In better tone, OILS higher, primo Grade oil
IN bulk, q but nominal; prime summer yell
low. IN barrels. %, prime cotton seed meal
20 OOI u. % per ton.
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voted to suspend for twenty years Az.
mour manager, Valentine, who was No
sponsin'e for tho irregular delivery o,
gram from Armour houses May
~ sio rag, stocks Of eggs in chicago a,
dinr viuSe OF business last Saturday wns
%ll'oN cnses. OF these ii was NH NJ, Was
lSs'oW warc In the houses of ono ~ ~, ,no
Big companies. lla.0o0 in III, second ,, 'me
IL go In "A rhirl '-NNt'N N'.A
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. June v.---Inc unexpected uilap-
ideteu condition OF the Kan as Wheat
crop cdustu a stamrcue IN Mneat touay
ana tuly ciu.sed al d not advance OF 2'4S
over Yesterdays Close. Corn ana oats
responded TO tue hinge ana cioaeu sc ana
IS Egnei. respectively. PROVISIONS MADE
snght advances.
u htAt wa. excited aud bupyant, with
the bniS rampant ana th0 snorts III al
agony OF fright. The bu,iish news which
has been coming III Tor sunt DAYS auU
9ladnaiiy working up ouI!isn Schtiii.H,
seemed 10 have got iull posse 9 ON ms
morning ana when reinforced hy toe ON
,la! Kansas report, which showed u'oN
OF nearly - points f'nm last month ti'r
effect was TO start buying turorc, re-
sultius IN the not advance above t.oseu.
Not only VIE sHOrta covering Nidly, nut
there was active buying Tor me long ar-
cuun, as well. New York commission
orGt rs and there WaA hrtlc wheat Tor SAFE.
The Kansas report put the conditloh III
the STATE at 81. asa,nst "a mon'a ago
The Liverpool market WAS I'D better.
Thtre were rumors OF injury 10 the Rhs-
sian rye crop and Minneapolis reported
larger flnur sn'cs during the past forty
oisht hours than for any pervious forty
ol;ht hour m the History o' the trade.
The report of plentiful rams in France
and The consequent Improvement OF crop
prospects here partially checked the adj
vairo for a while but the buying move
mcnt was too strong ~ hu ovcrcon," aud
close
Corn was quite and rather weak dur
ing iAc carly honrs. responding to the
favorable weather. but later nv wheat
took It's final sharp jump. corn went up
also.
ont followed much the samc path ms
corn. Tho market was exceedingly quiet.
un;.l nenr the close. bu, undcr the in
fiuenro OF wheat aud corn. prices want
up ana closed at the high poin, of the
day.
Provisions enjoyed gocd-sizod trade
all day. Tho bulge IN wheat hal u steady
ing influence and c.os.ng figures showed
but little change,
Estimates for M0nday--Whnn % cars.
corn Az cara. oats S20 cars; hogs $500
head,
,'ash quotations were as follows
t'lnuf nnl. hat firm prices in North
Wheat 80 spring 6l9. No. spring
npminal. No red 6i'sm6S.
Corn No. asti
CH,a-No. : Is. No. white lShnlsss;
No 3 wll'o l6l2ui7.
Rye No a.
Harloy No nominal; No. "a; No. =
Flax seed No. soy
Pmo,hy socd- Prime q le,s
Moss Pork FOR hhl. 7ljf,7 20
l.ar1-Tor 100 lbs, 4.?5
Short Ribs Sides. loose 3 aoN3.a5.
Dry Sal,cd shoulders 4 l2pW' %.
Short Clear sid. Boxed i.iaih.
WHISKY DHttllcrs' finished goods per
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Now York. juno 6 Tho exports of apr-
cin from Tho port Of Now York for the
wcok Amounted TO si1'2aS o1 IN gold and
N6i ab0 IN silver The imports werc solh
sl3l .36i silver $500, dry goods $l2I',oli,
general merchandise sa,4T,d81.
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,y,,,,,r.v RANK sTATrMrNa'

Now york, Innc s,~Thc wooNy hnnk
statement shows the following CHANGES
Reserve. iocroase y37'tS75; loans, increase
s. GGe 700 spocio, derreaso NiHw'; lenai
lenders, decrerie s3.5g0 io1 deposits. de
crease 81 lai. 1o0. circulation, lncrease SGD.
eno Tho banks now hold SIS 500 ~ IS.
coss of the requirements Of the % per
cont rule.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, June 6.--Sugar-Dull. omen
@sis. yellows sa44: seconds si1ass.; mo-
lasses, centrifugal Ss4fi9.
New York. June G--susaf-taw iirm
fair refining sn; centrifugal. ss test a. :,
s's; refined firm and higher, standard "a
I i5-ls: graduated 6 Lis
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas Guy. Mo. June G.--Cnt.1e--Rc-
ccpts 300. shipments 1000 market steady
prices ,pominally unchanged. receints too
small TO mako more than reinil mar
k" Hogs Receipts 1000; shipments 2t0n.
market strong 5di 10 higher, bulk Of sale !
3onn3.id, heavics .HNi3 o.. packers e.s5
az o.. mNeh 2o5M31h, ligiits 3nin3 ~;
Receipts 1000: shipments 500. mark et
stronger. lambs 425u525. muttons a.oou
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BUTTER AND EGGS.


BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, June GBut,er firm: creamery
Iia1o, dairy ytil,. Cheese steady. Gi9n7a.
Eggs STEADY. fresh a4ulo
~. Louis, June o. Butter~Dairy Tai3
Eggs lover 81. for fresh
Kansas CITY, Jure 6.--i3utter weak
creamery l2al3; dairy iDisVi:. EGGS
steady 1ffTiL
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rNGLlsu cONsOL.s.

London. June s.--connols for money llS'a
for tho account III a-i6. hnr silver Il $50
pr ounce. money " per cent, the ra'e OF
Il scount in the open market for shor
hill4 a.a1 3-l6 uer cent: for three month";
bills 2. per cent,
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GRAN AND Hay.

Car load lots, job cars, from mill; daal-
crs charge from store 5di0c more per i0Q
lhs on bran, 2uSc rcr hushe on oats and
corn.
CoRNSacked SAG Soc.
BkAN--6SliTrr.
mon. 2ln csc
CHOPPED CORN-1oc por 100 lbs.
HAY Alfalfa, SiS00nliM per ton; mlllc,
MhboHl2do, timothy si7.S0h 1900, North
IcNas. prairie 5000; South Texas prairie
s6.50n7o0
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Sr. LOUIS.

ST Louis, June a-Cut,lc- Receipts 500:
shipments 400, market steady: native
shippnr steers iNai -; dressed beef and
butcher steers 3ooq roo: lights 3loua 81 !;
stockors and feeders 2.70u3.G0 cows and
hcitors 2O0dS 10 bulls 2.0ouab0; Texas
stcers a60d3d0 FOR grass and fed. cows
"a. Hogs Receipts 1900; shumcin;s
Sheep Receipts 800. shipments 1000. mar
$500; market strong and ! higher. Ech 2
sioa5Si mixed aoou325; heavy noou3.7o
sheep Receipts 3oo; shipments 1000: mar
kei steady; natives 30)u3G0. culls and
bucks ll0U2 %
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston, Texas, June g. In the local
exchange market. sterling SIXTIES. buying
is5 selling 400 New York sight buying
y discount. selling !. premium. American
New York. June e Sterling os,iangc,
bankers sixties. ;.s7ia. commercial sixties.
1874; rcichmarks. a5'a francs. bankers'
New orleans. Jl,ne Sterling exchange.
commercial s,Nties. i.sfhmi.N,i.. francs,
commercial sixties, ,l7la; New York SIGH;
bankers. l,5l premium, commercial, u
premium.
London. June e--nank rnto 2 per cent
stree, rate 1916 per cent; silver 81 j-Sd
ronsols llSis,
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CHICAGO.
Chicago. Juno G.--Cattlc-Arrlvals TO-DAY
were exceedingly small aud trade was al
most q; u s,andstil, small lo,s OF Gov. :
went to local butchers ut 2.U0n..Ti; mat
Was tho extent of the trade aud closed
mp a weeks market that haS IN the main
hecn very satisfactory t. the setting side,
v few choice 10 extra steers anld at is0ar
i.a0, but thu hulk Of the choice hccf Steers
went at S.SotAi 10. about S50o rexas cattle
have been marketed this week al 31d3,
decline from last weeks prices Hogs we
TodaN's receipts were quickly disposed OF
at prices strong TO 10 higher: most chosc u
heavy hoes found sale around 32,. oa,y
very rough lots went ho,ow ani; fancy
light soris aolh up TO a,hN frequently and
choice buichcrs' weights at s.ShaiS ~.
Sheep-Thc market was again milo slow
and Inclined to weaknesses choice 10 prime
n,utfnns are duAtahlc NJ 3NGD] 40. good . u
choice sioaS.an choice t. primo sn,ins
lambs h%in6.95 fair tn good 371Gi5, 10:
poor 10 fair aa0u4.h0; Texas chiefly 0Dad
Sbo: native yearlings t.haisS. Rcceiris--
Cattle 100 head. hogs ll.ooo. sheep 1000.
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Eansas CIV. June -Whoat--iiigher;
Nn ? hard 5i6,S. No. 3 4Gfi5 No. 2 red
;s95s. 10 3 50a5,. No 2 spring 81; No Z
i7a5o Corn nm; No. m,s ,ni, n ~, N' Is
" , whiic Is. Rye steady; No. 2. S,uSS
iiay stdady and unchanged. KeceInts-
Whost II, $40, corn 1901 oats l7pp. ship
,upnts none.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rort Of Galveston. June ..
Arrived.
SIS roncho. RISK. Now York.

SIS ronoho RISK. New York.
In Port.
Sc RITA, loadins for Liverpool
rs Concho, 10 load for New York.
Vessels TO Arrive.
IS Engineer. from Liverpool, sid May 20
81 Hclvelia, from HAMBURG, sid May ~
SCH Berwind. from Philadelphia, sid
May 30.
Sch W!nshp. from Baltimore. sid.
May 20.
ON SH1PBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shinboard at Galveston today;
Bales.
SIS rita, Liverpool Observation-Disclosures. 1907
Mallory line. New York .............. 2J9
Total today Observation-Disclosures. h5f
Same day last year.,,.....,,.. mann. OiIj
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Tho area OF cotton IN the Indian Terr-
tory. oklahoma and Missouri has boon
greatly added 10 this year and theirs has
been n moderate increase IN Virginia. We
Judge, therefore. says the Chronicle. that
there has been nm increase in other stat,s
aud Territories" of about 81 per cent.
The Chronicle slys us reports ind cato
that the crop SIS better advanced every
where than IN the preceding season ana
can be- safely designated as an early one
In one rnrtNtunr tho weather mus lar
haH been exceptional Almost from tho
time that seeding iirEt began he i'mpcfa-
tnre has been alloy" the normal. aud dur
ing April especially the hca, was thu, OF
warmth thereby impaired 10 tho soil. In
conjunction with timely rains at most
points, has served to develop The plant
rapidly and has given to II health ana
20th thero were complaints OF lack Of
noistur" In portions OF Toxins ana IN a
large part OF HE CarolnaR ana Georgia
ietnrding the termination OF some of the
late planted seed md checking the growth
Of cotton, hui our latest advces, including
kilograms received as We are about going
To press, indicntc that needed alma have
fallen in many OF the affected districts
New York. June C.--Hubbard Bros n
coz cotton letter says:
Tho government report. issued this morn
ing, gave the rainfall al cucro. Texas, at
%, 'bo largest OF all reporting stations
IL Is expected mat aihlilnbui .hnWriS
VIII occur todHv. These rains were known
Just AZ tho opening Of the market ana
caused all The local trade to sell the mar
kct. Notwithstanding Tho good ahvicca
from abroad. thesc offerings were Hntfi-
cifnt TO close tho market steady ut n
sma1 decline from yesterday. bu, the
strength OF the position has developed
weekly In the visible supply and Tho
chances are injury TO the growing crop
after Hvn months Ct perfect conditions
seems 10 he creating u conservative tone
to operations The trade expects lower
market on Monday.
New York. Juno s.-The advance NJ ~
mbls points on futures aud sales of ~ 0'0
bales spot cotton In the English market
caused u steady opening here, bat the
market Immediately turned woak on in
doations of rain In Texas ana gene"
favorable crop accounts l'bsin"Sr was
slack throughout the session ami the close
was steady AT n decline Of 3u5 points.
New York il no G.~-The Saturday half
holiday hcing N fun operation. there was
a very light business done IN any class
Of goods and mail orders were at the
minimum. In other "ofds, II was very
close market. Printing cloths dun at 2M.
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CEMENT ~ Portland cement. per Dbl
Sson3.o0 koselac cement, per hhl. $l'M'
2.'o. lime. s.aa treclay. ss.?jn3io, plaster
paris $40; trohrivk. 81, Louis, PER NJ
to inches inclusive; felt roofing rcr
square IL75p2.al. Acme and Royal cement
plaster per >touc 81 90, plasterins hair.
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BAROMETER.
- : !
!. me Condition OF Trade
| Generally.
|,uRES HAVE DEVELOPED
.,.. oales and Inactivc-A
=, rruil-iiides arc
IiI-senrrsl Notes.
Office of The Post.

r,,r1uy I1inn VI,
ous'V'" : tho local business
ui'.' =. b,,ns TO light any
DO Ia" ..,,,,,svor within the
'ahs.s In ali DEPARTMENTS
'v'', nos remained about
u Va Wv. features of impor-
~ ~ s.., developed. The
uO' ~, c,,y is in n fairly
condition. despite Tue 'ae'
NC Of merchandise NUNS -
as many woulu ''"e "
ssaries Of NE are '''"i
ne been for many se",a' ~.
going Into co'ls"i'''''''.
email. III one way WIS
Inc farmers OF tne oo"'''s
4 than ever before ptoNi',s
raising their own 'oou f'o
!. large extent. me asficu'-
.ros o,o In better shape
OF ieA"' - .,r,,, ,hn,
such wise nia''"s'''"''
90 mast and VII have plenty
- snerd next fall. With
" epNh'
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CHICAGO.

Market fair fcr choice cattic. caves and
yoHrinss ovorsiorkud with sheep.
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LIVE STOCK.


Re. yes weak. good COWS ana heil rs
nrn. calves ana yoari.ngs quiet. hogs and
shNcp dull.
FORT WORTH.
corrected daily for The Post by the
Fort Worth Stockyarda company
Receipts. Shipments.
tntilc -...........'...t." ~ ~ ~
HONS ................ss.ss ~
Cattle Quotstions-
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p EGG MARKET.

hod MARK Ell.
men arc having a grca.
kalni upon roxas o,.s and
ks;,t,, - 80" So '
e"'ns sh'phleh's 'r'n Is an-
X The Texas hen can turn
Rha. is .oual ia ory -, ,h.,
TIM :, ~ ""' wy Wv
\, '''''s h"' count y
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GRAIN AND rKOvlAlONS.


CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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lKADE NOTES.

\, ~ pears of the season were
4, ! well wei cleaned up of chick :
p'ces are expected nest
he o. !. apricois from Del
one, markot today. selling
n s y. bushcl boxes.
y un IN, .,,,inei sugar is limited
ans', ,n feeling regaAilns
" few o ypaoners are booking
y l.l$,alo sacks Of rough
NM r,celyea at New orI,,,ns :
rs'ss' season. The stool, now
'a Of trade directors
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ARRIVING FI,lcr,LY..

zen good supply of live
p'a' market for the past
,o ICES 81. and j. Jacobs & Co.
sI II STOCK yards report prices
M ss Of good cattle. Nn.-
n n eason OF the year per
20 " sell, even nj very ,oy
! oni,. sou throughout The
!, ,his nrst-c.ass muttons are
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Difference -. los. l,Os+ ?.74t,5 d3 ........
ALEXANDRIA MOVEMENT.
This Last This Last
week. year. season. season.
tars iSs lbs), :. 1000 $50. 5.iosocO 1854 900
Liverpool ....... coo 1910 $4,000 2G5. 600
Continent 49,. 1000 500 10000 3li,'o0
-----=-
Total exports. 1900 5000 Ga6oog $4,000
WEEKLY INTERIOR STATEMENT.
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Hogs Cornfc,i, tlSN lbs and under, sM
Market strong for all classes OF COED
cattle, poor stock hard to soil. hogs sell
slowly; nrst-class mu,tons are desired. ~
to 100 pounds.
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nA1Nrs And ms

oII.-rin9ced n hb'8. raw M.' , hol'71 4,
No; pelroevm 70 o e. s, x 'n u, six lao
cnses. sl'", ma IN .ases $40; IN hhls, i5a'
slnnn sa -, in hbs iac IL cases - Ap eas,
tcrp al III, modicaI pure, p5'; tnrpen'ine' III
lhls, SIC ,.,, c,r,c,ly PURE. fafGisc
MHlTi ~ Jf, ,,ii,Ass in boxes. 60 and %
., VI ~ n r. cent discount. new list
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.,,.,r nc ,r,ncv sliced in ho1.s, I'm
~ rhoI"e evaS5ra,ed, i'apec. fanny
, ,ys oraisi ssG7c aprco's, oyaroirstei,!
io ea' ci,ron. i4c per ii: currans 1an ny
elaped -; hss c D,ds yano raj a se.
,sn ins evaporatsd. re: pears. ev"p'
p RAisiNs aifoTgin 4 L be q +, 81 als ss
WI Grown l.. NJ. 10 10 boxes. lie
, PisiIsiiNYss- Crop 1876 colitcrni" prnnn,fcs,
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-30
Fulpit Sensntionnllsui.

Public sentiment and the law have
rightly put the press under restraint
the former checking abuse and libel Of
communities, and the latter affording
protection 10 the individual. Some
such restraint is needed for loose
,ongued occupants OF the pulpit. As q
rule, ministers have proper conception
Of their duties and the rights Of people,
but an occasional exception is found.
Ia recent sermon al Lowell, Mass,
Rev. c. J.. Merriam Of the Highland
Congregational church mode a state
ment thu, there were 1000 immoral
young women in Lowell. The police
SAY The assertion is prepostsrous, AS
there are only ii,uu young women In
the city, and Merriam himself now ad
miis that his estimate was unfounded.
In California town not long ago a
minister came near being mobbed by
| making a similar statement about the
morality Of the women OF the place
Sensaiionalisn Of this character is even
worse in the pulpit than in the press,
and the people are awaklng TO the fac;
there are sunday suns" among the
clergy as well as among the public
| prints. Spokesman Review.