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Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Mayberry & Watson for pure paints.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Crates repaired-Mayberry & Watson.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-31

Cabinet mantels-M -Mayberry & Watson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. x. Morrow OF Sugar Land is In tho
city.
Miss jennie and Lizzie lIutchins are Wis
! t,ng near Baton Rouge, La.
L. y brown loft last night for the East
| to spend two weeks vacation.
| Charles Choesborongh well known
| travelling man OF ';alveston is In The city.
| Joe DOZEN rsiurncd last night from Lake
charles, wher- he has spent the last two
| weeks.
| Miss Dlanch Pyle has left for san An
| tonic. Austin ana Burnett on "a visit 10
| friends.
Mrs j. +. Long has gone 20 New Or
| leans 10 visit relatives and win be absent
II fortnight
Colonel Ike Cohen came IN yesterday
from his summer villa on the Inc Of tho
La Porte railway.
Leon Levy and Henry Dannenbaum
left yesterday for Monterey. MeN.. to br
gone several weeks.
Miss Waterhouse. u Galveston Is visit
ing The family Of Mr.. r. u, Mnhcr' corner
Cray avenue and Smith street.
Misses Jenni. and Margaret Hunter arc
| tarry4ir Austin Il few weeks after having
spent a few days in san Antonio.
Messrs L. W. Colby. II. a, i'illcau and
a, II. Jeser Oh OF Kansas cry were Wis
itors at tho Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Charles Warnccke came IN last night
from sab ne Pass, whore he has been
snpsriulonding the sinking OF an artcslnn
we'll
Mrr. u II. Tr pleu ion Yesterday for
Goldthwaitc to attend the funeral Of her
daughter. Mrs. brughtry who d Cd OF
that plac. FRIDAY morning
Professor Waller Coleman and wife OF
Huntsville are waiting rclcstives at ihpa
De, atiir street. 1hey leave in a dry or
TWO for Cha atauquh, y, T., where they
Will spend the summer.
Rev. q. W Sery and wife, who have
teei Attending thr state convention of
. NNt.N. Hr.. f4st a. I'm faN
turned homo last night. joyous over he
fact thni tho Siafe cei,.piicn l. secured
for houston nr"t yoar
Mr. ana Mrs. J. " Golledge. with Their
Children. .laatcr I.amhrrt and Baby NH
dr6d Of Ardmore. /, r.. after weeks
visit to the parents Of Airs Golegr-
Colonel and Mrs VIII Lambert--wcnr 10
Galveston yesterday, where they VIII visit
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LAl,Ol, NATTfsRS,


Meeting of ths Galveston and houston
Committees "A New HAL Proposed.
Houston Labor Council is arranging 10,
a Labor Day demonstration the nrst Mon
day in september. The council VIII meet
again next Tuesday.
The two committees appointed by the
central labor organizations OF Galveston
and Houston win meet today to confer on
proposed labor legislation. THO Galveston
committee Is expected TO arrive THIS after
noon.
Several unions OF the city have under
consideration tho building OF hall to I've
used Tor meeting purposes aud controlled
by organized labor
The carpenters OF .hc sty have a ON
mt;tcc IN the field making preparations
for n picnic. Tncy have la Porto aud
Other places under consideration. \
branch of the brotherhood OF Carpenters
was recently organized ut Smithvillc.
Texas.
The United Ha.tcrs OF America have
sent the unions n quantity OF pamphlets
pert aiming to she Hat,crs union label and
advocating its patronage.
quite number OF tns Officers OF Ma
tional labor organizations are expected In
Houston after tho trcmcns convention In
Galveston during August.
The Bakers union Viii NEE, this after
noon They have important business TO
transact and expect large turnout
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Special Report Showing Financial Opera
tons Last Year.

Special Report Showing Financial Opera
tons Last Year.
|, New York June l3.-1he Herald says:
The special report on the condition of
tho Oregon Improvement company which
was comp lcd by Thomas L.. Gr.cnc for
the reorganization committee has been
issued.
company IN actual use at Ss,ies, "a. ana
these with "A contingent value at SELLS.
~. while the book value is given as tls-
l5aGS5.
The approximate inc ono from operations
IN 1885 was st+o.,pl. but with the inaugura-
tion of vigorous policy ut should nl pos
a year applicable to fixed charges ana
dividends. lie estimates the cash require
merits at sl.too.ooo
MIR. Greene says that the Por, Town
send Southern railway never paid oper-
nting exponsss and that II waa wild
scheme without any business foundation
He does not think It w II be self supports
for several years He says tina, the Seattle
and Northern returns TO the Oregon I'M
provement company some revenue. but
there is no likelihood OF ne becoming
valuable. These two roads cost the COM
parry S2,509.D0 IN cousol dated bonds nj II
heavy discount. upon which, as whole,
no income has been received"
The Pacific Steamship company, wich
was originally purchased IN order 10 stop
competition. does not make very favor
able showing. While tho gross earnings
nave bt'ii Idi4N iihAitti''t''t AiA 'tS AAe
last six wears. the ne, have dropped from
S5lf PA IN ISL TO Sl6il22 In lS95 and the
result of the presens ycar WI he narn
worse on account Of the rate war that
has bern in progress.
II Is stated that owing TO the pressure
TO pay Interest on the oregon improve
ineist per cent bonds there has hoN"t
been any hing set aside of the cn n1nrs
for the drpre ,lstor Of steamers. q lay"
sum OF money is needed TO put them IN
condition ana new boats should he pro-
vded to take the place of the olu fash
icued cues
With careful management OF the Fac.H'
Steamship company II will be profitable
In tie future The coal properties are
valuable. hut expensive TO work. the cost
per ton on cars Mt Franklin mines being
$3.50 Nothing Is said about Increased
Pre- hts on coal. because tho coal from
british columbia. which IS easier % mine
ard readily competcs with the domestic
coal, notwithstanding the duty OF 10 cents.
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THOSE WICHITA RATES
Piccspitate i Tangled Condition Of Rate
TopfMS

Piccfpitate L Tangled Condition Of Rnte
Tariffs.
Galveston. Texas. June l3--As a rceult
Of the decision OF tho interstate COM
incrce commission In the Johnson .crri-
mer case that rates Oh certain conmoli-
tes from Galveston shall not be higher
TO Wichita that rates upon the Same COM
mod,,ics destined 10 Missouri river points.
tie rate situation is very badly mixed,
no TWO Ines leading out or galveston
nay ms the same Instructions with Their
representatives
Apparently some of the lines conslru,
ihc dec.s.on very broadly, doubtless talk
lnB II that what is true OF Wichita IS true
oil other points intermediate. ana that
what is true of the commodities men
ton, u &c decis Is aiso true q otneT
Wheh n' shs p sa ar i" ,hpoah eo
paint of cities located similarly 10 Wich-
TIA. lave Issued sweeping changes 10 their
agents.
IRE Santa Te has pulled out Its rates
heretofore N effect upon all commodities
from Galveston to all Missouri river
po.nts and for the present the rates 10
iionsd in the decision as vol rs upon all
other commodities must he no lower
t!an the Wichita rate.
The International and Great Northern
las merely taken out its rate on the. com.
mcIsties specified iii the does sion to all
Missouri. river polnis, and tho ratios 10
such points must not he less than TO
me Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
issued the same instructions as the Inter
MAJ oral and Great Northern, save that
they except Omaha, claiming + is An
npp a Mss9n 81 FX Se ds S ana
The Houston and TEXAS Central has
not thus far altered It's rates. although It's
traffic to Missouri river points mus, go
over either the Oh cago. Rock Island and
Pacific or the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as.
Commercial Agen- Morrscy Of the In
teinstionM and Great Northern, when
uuestioned upon the situation this morn
INK sad Yes. the rates are IN a tangled
condition, and we scarcely know wncre
We are. II is complicated matter. which
will engage the attention Of the bonrd or
adm in,sira,ion Of the Southwestern traf-
0c assnciat,on for some time before an
adjustment. is reached. am puzzled some
what to know What rates TO quptc 'ur
certain points. For instance, the rata on
pounds If want a rate To Omaha ]
must according 10 instructions. MAKE 10
moi less than The W chita rate. l3u, ac-
cordrg to tho rule that TIN" sun. Of locals
IA always gailalls. ! would a1l 20 the
st. Louis rate which is 20 cents, the rate
corts. obtaining "A through rate of q
cents Now. there is nothng TO prevent
The shipper avs Ing himself of ;hls rae
by rec ~ guinerf.
tina, a. prsscu; Advancement. would ia
Knocked on, hr the Kansas CITY people
hy pn,flng ON steamers to ST. Louis and
that GALVESTON can remedy the conh'lo
So far ~ ms place I'm concerned by os-
tahishinr waic- service 10 New cil..ii..
between this port and the MISSOURI river
n n
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FLASHES AND PERSONALS.

Tho Scaboard Air Lines new depot In
Atlanta will be completed October 10
The Southwestern Traffic association
has created New YORK committee whose
lnbors VII hc to regulate shipments oui
~ ,hat territory. Il. G. Warilclh of the
Mallory limo VII bc chairman,
V T.. Smith of Georgia has been elected
chairman OF the Na,iona, railroad com
mIt'ec OF tho Travellers Protective ass9-
citation. which proposes to create an agi-
tation for q . cents mile fare for pas
senacrs.
A rumor Is c,rren, among Santa Fe Of
hctalr that General Manager j j Frey
VIII ho promoted July 10 The mr. y,ee
nov occupied by D. p. Robinson, who has
r.si,,ncd 10 nccept tho presidency of the
Frsco.-si Louis Republic
Traffic Manager Bein OF the Snnfct and
Central returned Yesterday from bust
along the lire of The Central
Major Charles II. Peck. manager Of the
Ueyns chr Service association LEFT last
night via the Katy. chaperomlnr parry
Of reformed republicans TO 81 Louis 70
'ru.sday The major was deckod out IN "A
NOW SUIT of linen Of perfec, III and looked
the picture Of coo'ness. II was l"iiy
par,v OF repuhs md the witty major
star,ed the fun early in the evening while
Discussing the safety Of the country win
NIaior Hner and warning the latter to
watch Texas during his abseuce TN the
Mound CITY.
John II liendrlck. travelling freight
agent of the international aud Great
Northern. departed las, night for Indian
ano'is. acconran icd bv his wife and Nitc
daughter. to enjoy q months p'easnr" IN
the East They VIII spend several DAYS
visiti np relatives aud friends IN indinnnn-
oils before going IN Scahr'ghi. summer
,esot-. IN the fersrv coast. where 'h"N vii,
devote a COUPLE of weeks to solid or
iovmcni and the many delights Of that
henutiful wntering place.
Charley + Byers. travelling freight
.renr of he Southern Pacific mud Central
Vent north yesterday morning IN quest of
SHIPMENTS and with enough muscular en-
.husio,m to knock on, all comrc,i'ce'
lie was feeling l'i'le tho worse from hi-
,ftornoon's engagement ON the ball field
while irving to sustain the reputation Of
tho Freif1ters.
u. G.. Weathcrby. district representative
NJ tho American RefrEerator Transit
cornnany was In Palestine Yesterday
uher" he went 10 meet President Allison
~ the company. who ~ On route fron
q, Louls headquarters to California. HIS
49,, 49, frofa inc niiy accounts IN =
-,,,s,,ro. for the defeat Of II" i'roigh'er-
a.. -" ia hands ~ tho unmerci:ul Tlckciora
in Fridays boil game
/ G. Gregory, general superintendent Of
,ra Galveston. Houston and henderson.
u,as In the city Yesterday from Palra-
IN. looking Wise hui ayne nothing about
,bo kai--In;ernariorn! family dispute
over the terminal Inc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
CRY BREvIriEs.

Since the first OF the year 20, meniher'
have been add ID to tho Washington street
Methodist church
The manager ~ the houston ciearns
House reports the bank movement n
Houston for June IL as s6lt.iss.
MIR Robert T. Toole OF Tho Fog, and
family have removed from lIos Canitol
avenue 10 $40 Lamar avcnuc.
Tho Hicor Choim society VII meet this
afternoon n, the ,synarogne. oorner Gu
Preston avenue and Hrmilion street
There viii be n meeting this morning
at II o'clock at Turner lIali Of TIE & neral
committee on German Day celebration.
There will he an impcr ant mccting Of
afternoon nj Z O'Clock At this neau q
tho election OF Officers VIII 'ikc pla'e
On Wen slav MIGHT Teens lodge No
Knich * Of rythins. wilt NJ the reqnee'
OF Lamar lodge No. iSs cent the
amnlidcd third degree upon two members
Of lamar lodge.
Tho Houston Light, ARTILLERY HIS Dc,
citied to attend the Tyler elcampmeni en- |
tho battery VIII hold a meeting next Fri
dnv hight to make preliminary Arrange
mants FOR the trip.
Tho rrcabytcrian chautauqun clrcl
this week TO THURSDAY, lnno q, a. Mr.
Noyes was unable 10 give tho snrconticon
views until that time.
Invita- ons ARE out announcing tnr mnr-
riarc of Mis- Lula W Trautw', In 10 MIR.
Dan super Jr.. Welnes lay eNeuirg, lunr
O, n, o'c'ock. AT the First Germ,n
Evangelical Lutheran church.
The setting of tho monument OF Mrs.
Hannah Rosenberg. latc wife of r. II sea-
berg. VIII take place ioa1y at 80 y IN.
Tfonrv r. r,o'Fan will m tn" pulpit At
the Central christian church today OF II
n IN. and Supcrn' cndnrt w. s. sutton NJ
8 p. m Mr. SUIT address viii h" on
tho suhiec, of "Who Shall Re Grsnt-st7"
A bcfr weighing six and ihrec-nuar.trs
of pound was presented 10 tho fiouston
4 x-t,a mo- l,, H.
Wa,a1n chairman Of the board Of 'rns-
tees of the Houston nca'iemy tco'orod)
The beet was grown on the ncnirmy's
farm, aud does credit TO Harris county
soil and TO the schools agricultural do
plr'mens.
Private II II Nicholson Of tho Emmett
Rifles has taken charge Of the equip
meni of the COMPANY and Is IN Ing u in
propar shape for tho cnctmpinen' Mt
Tyler Private Nicholson WAS re- emily in
the United States army. stationed a' tor'
Clark and Gft"r rapting His snhargc n
Tho srf Of his term ~ enlis'mon' n" cam
20 II ouaion and located Incoming NON
Dor OF tho Emmnt Rincs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
N The RAILWAY WORLD.
Troubles OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Road.
lht WtLLS.FARGO FAST EXPRESS.
Katy -In'ernationai wsrr,es O,., IN.
erm'na' Propsr'y-rssas.Kau
Excarsions-FlasAss,

galveston. Texas. June 1a-T. n. iorc.
one OF the general attorneys of the In,cr.
national and Great Northern railroad a i,
Tyler. who is here today. was asked IN
regard to the status OF the Galveston.
houston and Henderson. and replied tina I
matters are in about the same position
rs they have been since the appointment
OF MIR. Hin as manager. mir. Gregory :"
he said. las general superintendent Of Tho
property. simply refused to turn i, over
to Mr.. I'M. In this MIR. Gregory has acted
,rr tfe laws as he has construed them.
ruither IMAM this do not care to dts
cuss the subject"
ON just what the present management
of the Galveston. Houston and Hender.
; sSn bases i's refusal i 70 turn oyer the
been Informed. That is a squabbie DO.
tween Mr. Gould. representing the Inter
national, MIR Rouse. representing the
ha'y, and Mr.. ,olcott the president Of
.he galveston, Houston and Henderson
VINO WAS named for that position that he
nlrnt hold the balance of power between
the two interests which own the proprrtv
jointly and have agreed to operate It In
'rs, Jon, interes, of each. Tha, the
user in a few days each side has con-
tended ever since Mr. HIN came down
here on MAY Is to take charge of the
nhroper,N' hut so iar; as Mr. Jones says,
4
lhe conditions. and MIR. Gregory remains
in control OF the property.
This disagreement existing over the
management of the terminal limo between
The Katy and the International announce.
mcnts OF which have appeared exclusively
In The Post from time to time since Its
origin, is attracting cous.d ,rable atten-
ton in railway circies. while all parties
at interest nre very reticent on the sub
ject, Information deemed relibale was Sc
cured here yesterday to the effect that an
amicable settlement by the two interests
squabbllng is nearly lmposs bic and the
courts Will soon be resorted TO to pass
on the case. In fact. the intorma ion
war advanced that the case is now IN the
hands Of the legal department OF the
Katy and the lnternationl. and that prep
arat9ns were making with a view OF
the filing of papers IN court within n few
dave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
BADLY HURT.

A Saloon Row Ends Dsastrously TO One
of the Contestants.
There was row In saloon In the
Fifth ward last night. several insulting
epithets being passed. the result being that
VIII Whalcn is at the Hcustoq lntlrmary'
suffering With wounds on the head IN
nictcd by Bell top beer glass The tenn
pile artery aud several branches of It. on
The left side of the head are badly cut
and the injuries may hc very serious. II.
j. Hogan was arrested. charged with In
nlc,ing tho INJURIES. tho charge on the
hlottcr at Police headquarters heing hight
Ing He says he only used his lists when
he struck tho injured man. and Nenes the
charge that hr used n beer glass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
AFTER THE BALL.
s,rIrs and Scenes Presented IN Frelgh
and Ticket Row.

c,y,,rs and Scenes Presented IN Freigh,
and Ticket Row
I,nc,l representatives of the freight and
passenger branches of railway service
who worked so nobly 10 raise tund Tor
tho rclief Of the sherman cyclone sufferers
ore pleasej 10 learn that their untiring
efforts have been crowned with success
and that a neat little sum has been real
lzod from the proceeds of the beneiit gwen
n, League Park last Fr.day evening pi'
rector General Horace Reese. who Is de-
serving of much praise and cfedlt lof ms
o,rn,st services in plotting the an"if "
no hnrbur 4 success, WAS rhnNhS,lns ~.
returrs of tickets sold yestrroay, n". W. NJ
,,n,i ,ie 10 complete the WORK, OWNS " Wy
rs number of tickets rot ye, h'aih
80 ~ Enough Is known. however, 10 N
.i.,' o,,,,n n ,ittlc purse 10 ie dispenser 70
~ rsedy of The afflicted ci1izehh OF a"''-
man. ,.,. ,,,,e, Friday evening, on
,.,,,d ,Rasehall Up TO pate FORMED me
c c topic of discussion IN loen, 'm,'w W..
circles ycsiefoy In, ,n,,,u nnre an doln.
llms, n.y. y, midnight, with every indication
80 ,as,i~ recovery. ana the lucky nsi n
o. "a. ,,,s out OF the melee unscal ,i.u.
"ho -" AZ, dav 10 nursing thcir suferin. az
EoiYn s,,' omi nunchlng fun At .acn owner
h-ci. Vi Connective exhibit ms OF isllo-
on On he game and MnsainelN Pr ~ ~
a r,,e' on the diamond Tn, rt .e mpire
s sa I'M me .hs audience ip.0 p Sayns
,,nn ~ The Tickc'Hrs cieiin rnos,, III, 10
Tate Of th ms and threatened 10, assassin
at, the reporters "''
traitors. ,-,,,,eraId Is nursing a severeiS
steve Flz,Ef, as thc result Il MS heroic
snralr'i a nsS,,re :" run for The frestn,ers
S cS5rss odins e The Sd : Ms HSfhsa
a haA,y bruised ,n"'",, e"rcs Hunter N the
mel lr IN win make ,akc his meals sanda,s s, rSr
rfs s ~ s. e n: s ss.s
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Summer Neckwcar.

The very latest Brown Grass Linen
Club Ties. plain or with fancy sink ~
icois. These arc washable aud az the
correct summer Ncckwcar tr Mon,
Ncuns Men, Ladies' ard Missos, price PC
each.
Crnsh l-Incn Four Hands lor.
White Lawn String Ties, leiac mi aSc
rer dozen.
white India 1.ircn Lawn s.ring Ties,
acc per dozen.
White Lawn Shield Bows 2sc per
dozen
white India I.intn Lawn shield Bows.
zoe per dozen.
White Lawn Band bows. Soc PCT
dozen
Handsome effects In Fancy Lawn ami
Zephyr Shield Rows ic'tc each.
same IN Band iicwh. i2isc rhch
Woven lawn Shcl1 ~ Rnsol Rows.
very handsome patterns 90 carh
Woven Plure four-iu-ianis. very
swcli le'sc 70 asc carh
Scotch Bingham mud Woven Penang
Club Ties. l2'gc and .ac cnch.
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Drummer BRENITl Is.

Mr. A. Meyer AZ sally was visitor 10
Brnnner yesterday
Thr company - construct The bricI,
hall and store houHa VIII meet tom )rrow
even NJ 10 adpp, plans and ,pcc iications
The public rold 10 the now bridge y,
Shrphefds darn If siiI unopened. The
rl.sii. OF aay Nas gwen several N'Jfs igo
for this rfossinT. AMI npw thu bridge
stands A. an orpR.uf Mt only.
Misa Marian Walker, a charming Young
LADY, Of II 1ns.on Haa the gussi ~ M.Ye
h.n an except. orally iinu .o.re and d.
lighted a select company on Thugsduy
evening. giving se,ictOns from popular
Operas. sentimental ana comic soass. She
Is also splendid pian!Sle
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Mems Summer
Clothing.

Mems Office Coats zoe and {, IN
M. Men INN Coats aud Vests sl.so
M"n.s Tow Linen SUITS 81 IN stow
Mems Kussm crash SIN sgo,
ana '''i WIZ, in .od SIX Seer snrkcr Goats
Men's nouble-Rreas,c crash Linen
Mems linnn busters, s.nn
Mems Linen Pants. s. so
Mems White pnck Pants. si.0o.
Fancy Duck Vests. N.op
Mems mud Young Mons I,l,cli or plnc
$500,
Mems Ribbea BlaclS sa'con Goats. 500.
Mems Fine Black Alpaca Coat. in
regular stout and long sizcs. 81 So
Mems Black Alnpnca or Black Slrllinn
Coats and Vests, in regular, siou; or long
sizes, $500, $500 SO 90 and $ia %
Mems Black OF Blue Sarge Ifnincd
Coa;s mud Vests, $500. 81 30 and $40. 90.
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ED. KHAN, n MAMMOTH s .ns p G.o1a h's.

some two niles Yves, OF Devils fivcr. a
freight train coming east left the track
-Four cars OF "a ,clt nud four of incrchhn-
disc werr Ama lind up. o.ghl In al No
one was hurt. Tho passenger trains irnnH-
fctrod passengers on arriving al the
wrock AMI the onsihouui, due here ~
.i.8o y M. has mat, raHsai through ~ $50
T.. M II Is not positively known what
cauHoi tho cars to irnvo tho track.
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Boys Department.

Boys' Knsc suits sssn and $500
Suits 81 10 and 5000
rcvs' Sailor suits H.|s. se7S. s3.tN ana
s. no.
childrcns Wash Fabric Sailor Suits. 7se.
aac. 81 A. and N.7i.
ncss' All Wool IIucc Pants. Nc
Boys' Wash Fabric kncc Pants ?Sr
Children's liie Row TICS. hands mo
summer patterns. .Sc.
Boys Norlcn Shirs. 75c anl osc
Boys Back Alpara Coats. $40.
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exchange market. sterling aisii"a biyinE
As, s.iitng i.a1; Now York sight, hhf NIX
can silver, buying Ia discount selling at
par.
bankers frtleS, tN ~. commrrcisl h'X-
tics sS IA. ro'chnnrks. Sc s-io francs,
bankers s.xi,cs. SIC 7-sm5 10 Sd, CONNER
cal sixties. ai7 l-2ffiid I-s.
New Or.eanH. La, Jun" ~, Sterling OK
clnnEe, commercial sxiie. w 3-iMAs. -,
fsnneg. commercial sixties 517 i-2. New
York slPht bankers. i.5o premium; com
noraial. 80 discount
London June n hank rate, per cent :
street rate, ll-llD3f per cent; silver,
81 I'D: consols. li3 lie.
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reaching for skyrockct. Courtney
stamped tickets with his left hand yester-
cay. with his right arm resting painfully
y, sung lie 9ccup.cO the pitchers hex
Tor the Ticketers. Rivers 81 the Fr,lshtrrs
,ei' Yesterday for the North. accompanied
10y professional nurse. Dorrance twirlcr'
ior me FreiSh'ers. was frequent visitor
was beyond tho diagnosis OF tho nhy.
Mcians Hartmann SIN parts his hair in
,nc mihdlc and came out of the field with
cut having formed the acquaintance Of
nrst base or the hall. Flato is perma-
ncnuy cured ot his rheumat,rs and IS
training for a ten-milc sprint with Baid,
Conncll. Badly connel met an agen, Of i,
heir growing establishment at the hall
park ana returned to town to secure "A
sample of the pRtN frrtilizing 1nMih.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
IlnarNWs FIGURES.

New Orleans. La. juno 50 -s"crciary
Uostor'n figures on the movement OF cot
ton at IN erior OWNS are
Receipts ths week.. s@i halos. last week.
so37. this weak last yoGr. iHSi
shipmon's this week. y 500 bales; last
week 1922; this week INST y'nr; iy.i2s.
Stock THIS week. iis,loi bnlcs, last week.
1913, les, this week last year, h1,sli