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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-03-27
Broke His Leg.

Broke His Leg.
Editor A. B. Williams, of the Green
vile News, fell from his bicycle last
Sunday night and broke his leg just
above the ankle. The fracture is quite
painful but not dangerous.
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COFFEE.

New York, May , ls-c {, ,ns,,o ga,,5,s
y,led more active but generally N'ak'
following ' uniavomble cables and SAX , as
a. noints net decline, sales .s.z,o pas ..
c,n, cofree-Rio dull: No. 7. IA mild l.,a' .
cnrdova ls.qls Total warehouse aeliN :
cries from rniteh States On N bas'' ya n,
stock today lts.Gl7. United states s'oeh
Ok "a. ailoat for the United states 49,
,,n,sI visible for III" United States 'lo.T-t'
against 50i .iSs last year
Mo MAY ls.--Conee nat; No. RID ~ l1
r,.s per 10 HIos. exchange l1-hh re-
,.oi,,s 100, hays; cieared for the United
states 500, stock $3.50.
Santos. May Is.--Coffee quiet; good nyef-
are santos Is go refs per 10 i1Ios' receipts
2ptl bags. STOCK 1921
Hamburg May ls--cofree barely STEADY.
u III decline, sales 900 bass.
,. May le.-Coffec closed easy n,
nal,f net decline; sales 1900 bags
Naw Orleans, May fs.--Coffee--l.o oeii
ordinary 10 low fair lbs.Ii'is.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS,
Doinls of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
DEPRESSION WAS VERY PRONOUNCED,
'"mer rome In the Arersonn-O Over II
M''i"n Gold for Expott-The In-
dustriais Were Attacked.

New York. May is.-Deprcsslon was quite
pronounced in tho forenoon in stock spec
u!ntlon. the extreme low points being
reached about midday. In the afternoon
the trading was firm.r ami the final prics,
were AT the hest OF the day and slightly
above Saturdays closing figures. The
volume of business was moderate and the
distribution indifferent. the dra.ins helng
"imos, entirely professional aside from
the transactions for foreign account. Per-
sistent selling of the international shares
on European orders was d.scouragng IN
'iuetces IN the cary operations 81 Paul
being chiefly affected despite an Increase
OF S%l.'oo in the returns FOR the second
week in May. Louisville and Nashville.
however, scored the most Important de-
cline in this group. 1rne selling referred
TO predsnosc, the prote slonal lenders
toward the bear side ana tine engage ment
OF N,looo0 In god fot export to Germany
ny 'omorrows steamer caused them to
redonble their efforts, although larger ship
ihenss had oVen exposed TO be i,Ndc. The
tAi; points 1T Attack we're Tue indus
iria.s ami material dcChucs occurred IN
lnt!p, with oiAy inoucratc dealings ~
tnis class tlr widest lNctnations were re
corded ana IN mos instances TIE eaiiy 0o-
'iineS were mere tiait irnoN"r.d Al"n-
haitian gave uiiltt rclltrNt,I oil Nlnda-
ion ana on q ldrgvf scar" tnnn usual gs-
c.nds. lDe stuca, declined ~ Irt cent
at the outset, hut me subsequent fde-
tuduonS irend,u upward and rti.y OF 2
pcf cent from the .owrst was insic Cpn-
soiiiAl,d Gas COVERED the mo 1 extreme
rang. The stock sold OFT "a per cent -
l5f, aud subsequently miide a iu.i rcov-
ery. some continent iias heru * Fed
over the rather mticural cou;se pf a
security THAT tor a ions INN" previously
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NrT0N AND MONEY OUTLOOK.
!. J. NJ Markham, a we'll posted cotton
III who makes his headquarters in
(1sr county, spent the day in the city.
Markham is entnised over the out
for an unusually large cotton crop
var, ana says farmers eNervw lot,
veil lip with their work and delighted
b The prospect. Unless ,hcrc IL. an
|sially long Siege OF unfavorable
the, or an Unexpectedly large crop o.
bts,lng insects 10 come later on. |
forward TO Tie biegcs, cotton yield
,se history Of the Statc " remarked
Markham IT'S going To make n Won
n change in the business out 'ook too %
satinued. THE farmers owe very little
year, and under ordinary circum-
~ would have plenty Of money 10
nsu fall. bu. WIKI a much larger
man usual the dollars will fairly
u their anxiety ee keep the wheels
shnsrce active. Plenty and prosper.ty
issnred and MI hands are happy. >
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APRlCOTs- and Afizoi'a's-'i
per 4-huskei crates ,,o,s,t~
BANANAs- bunch, 5000 ~ S..e .o..
per ianart crate, sl25plFo ,o.no
70 ,',5GGASt ''rs-SS 5oqioo per 100 $500
ri SgIrIiE.EElEs- California, $500 PEI 70 ID
box. .,, pslornos
Nt"fs sia2iL lie per ID; Nlherts' So!
ly. sc Napies. l'4c %Alnu r. .. lt@tS l 49,.
nuts, :, i-sm6c, Almonds, IatAsol,ai l,s
Der M. re per sack. California ALMONDS
v,,i, HNG;I;S California navels, s. 755a4o
UMs-TcXas, iotovc per A-p-S"'
vSSTiirAwRERRIEs- Extra fancy, si-5Oa
2.oy, far to good, slocal25, common ah'
soft h0N,5o.
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i'uir demand foi choice cattle. falve
aud yeuriings. weli supplied with sheep.


Reported for The Pos, daily, encopt
1huiaha, nnd ~undsya by Aihcri Mont =
geometry q Co dini,en,. I'VE STOCK com"
mission merchants.
Good Tat fed h"aNvs .,...,..., .i.y ~.
Good tat grass tScv,r .,..... .a.n g.
Common TO fair hcevcs u "a
Good fat Gown -....,,,.--.t...-- ttV,
GOOD fat ycafliugH .--..-sli No NI1 M
Common to far cows ..-.,.+. W Win ~
common 10 good fat calves. u @il W
Good cornfet hogs ...-. ....... s'au -
Common 10 t1ir hoss-,-....... . " -
,iood lat sh"rp r-....4......... say 92
Common TO fal. sheep. head w " 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-19
rpr BICYCLE INDUSTRY

!. ..u that there are IN ibis country
:. very least. 20 manufacturers OF
~, vithou. counting the almost In
.'Ne small makers. Who build ma
!. from paris purchased separately,
s.s.,,,c, wheels with much pains aud
sal,r under the -, gs.., .aa...- ~ ~
"a in very small quantities, II hls
.a.s,rna,ed that the output Of all th"se
~. ,r during tho present season,
~, IN The aggregate to l.pltun m /
~ a-a' ryant figures It is not possible To
M n course. but the following, com
1T sr ,he New YORK tI,rtld, arc not
q, mi, Ahead " AL others In point
,,,Srs,lon is a Western arm. which
~, win turn out between ih.vN and
"A m,ehines. after eighteen ilfrren,
an Another COMPANY which prob
/, %on,es next IN order Z immense pro
VA, will produce between lo.wr ana
\ y raernes A third firm expects TO
H f,Ily ssaN. In tlisfcrery models, nile
,rothcr Is preparing 20 place 2o,r" or
msshInes on the market this year,
,,il their engagements. vii! turn out
msehines every day. Anoth = con-
nil produce about 25.opo IN tho same
Ed another follows with 2o,Wp. one
4. with alDl mole. and tne e!Shth "rin
MAO This brings tho aggregate
Era,ed output Of these eight companies
he extraordinary sum nl 2nop or
n Grant that among the rest Of tho
[.Nss there is q production OF GVl,n
kthtnes. and this viii li.e .5o.upp new
Inks 10 add 10 the existing large mum
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
open Noon ,,,.,, ratnay
Ing CAL 'N'''' Atp.p

Opened quiet and steady. 1900 steady
closed steady. sales Il, T,D.
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'sioS PRICE CURRENT.

toirs etns,osnns are revised daily and
M are those r, uan be relied upon.
iisT1sle marker. u'ihg In the Houston
e. coidissrr i, N Tin boxes' ss ,,S per per
M Oh, ia ,-,S@aeS c per dozen boxes. .
easiIrr ,nooMs.Ic,Powder, per keg "a ooG
Crop shn, uer' ", p per keg, agents
INN. ''' per sack. N.S54i. 10: buck,
VIE ltss:; '5 clear, boxed. 5iaasNc. in
NV York eaera r las, s';1i.,' dry salt,
s,nend bellies Ky san bellies &c; " cs,
rriiNi ASD s.rIneked bellies, Gi.c.
le.t i ", s'c 2-lb &c; ' 81 IN, st 5i
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New ,i Wf-''l YORK ~. Lard. refined tierce
s I'M '4 nox n cats-n salt shoulders
i. sia,s / Heoan siins ~ ,.,o,, 'l", Mn
Choice sugar cured Nsp'.' y 'os lax IA
,or, meal Guict. i.el Bran dull, 'af% To
IN ",.int. i ri,nc l5.ooplse. choi e i' ,,,I
900 corn firm, 10. z sacked VINE S'rs
~ ,'ix.a s.; yellow 3s. Oats pui"t. 80
. sp.Jknd ggigf96
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NEW YORK

Naw York MAY Is Wh.n'-- Eoctipta
je.ooo bushels; exporg d,sts n1s ,i,.,5
s,,at weak so ROD q ~ ,d,, t'', - :,
~ i 20 mSgb raia IN ne Norihwsst M,
fr. h,taly in the afternoon ~ snN,
rcdaeau n thc yiflhis we,k . Gg'',,s ~
,,, 'ogar No . red. May, oS Lee sep
,..t., ~
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DRIED FRUITS

APPLES Fancy sliced in boxes f'4n'c
orotod 7lj,;.c. aprioois eyaporat"d. lVsi
eitron' lie per III: currnnts, fancy cleaned,
49, hes evapo,ntcd. Sc; Turkish laser.
re, nectarlnes, eNaporeted, Sc peayn,eS,
eNapnratcd, siec peafs eN"pora'en ''.1'
plums, pt'ed, Sc.
RAfsi%s California l. l. boxes, l2Sa
20, . crown NJ. NJ raisins, 80 IN boxes
Axe. ? crown l.. Nj, So ID boxes. 4iApi'.c
Primes crop 49, Nslitorna pica y. l,.,
10, t.)-s6s, Sc. silver prnnes, 7l4c' ruby
p,uncs iiac.
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Kansas tary Mo. May B.--cattle--Re-
2o;eis.G0: Texas COWS l.aosi3.oO. beef steers
2. SOli4. 10 native COWS l75GiA.25 siockers
and feeders ,6p3 50: bulls e,6yr3. 80. Hogs
Receipt 4a9; shipments MOO; market
heavies 2 ses8s.isi pacsers 3.0o9s-.o; mixed
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81. LOUIS.

81. Louis. Mo- May is.--cattle Receipts
seuv. shipments 100 market steady OH best
praars hut IA shade of on others. but the
general range Of prices stands about AZ
last week. export sieers flbat -. lar
beef and butchers steers 3.bou, 90. with
bulk OF sales 3,tDi3.s5; steers under 1900
pounds 2,s0aS co. mostly 3,ion3.4s; stock
cows and beifers 2.25dS co. snainly z.5M
SAC; bulls mostly s.sDn2 30; Gamers IN
az IS calves i.eydb 20; Texas cattle range
| 2. G3u3 so, with most of tho grassers 81
| 4. 1913. 20 and the bulk Of the fed steers
.3osl3 G5; cows and he,fers e.0tai3 ~. ri;lcf-
| ly z oan2i5. Hogs--Receipis $500; ship
| rnents 200: market about steady, heavy
| 8 i543 30: mixed loM325: light 3,lsM31
SHEEP Reeeirts $3.50 shnments <20o. mar
| ket stronger natives s0095.6O, Texans 2.tl
| $3.50; lafrhs 5.59n1NO
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BITTER AND EGGS.

81 Louis. May s.-Butter-unehanged.
Kansas city. May 1s-Butter--W Weak
s' rb,cyseo May -Butter-FIrm; cream
an, iissis, dairy snl2 Eres-StehSy; #is
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- c sl,.aao Rosesaie Cement per bb ~,
paris ss.o na dTH er iis e. Ser foot i5c
w. 'i iaahes, inclusive; felt roofing pc
square sls5a2Js: Acme and ko srlns eem hair
plaster per ton; Ns.W p,ass e. 20.
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WIRE AND NAILS.
parh wire quotations are Tor car loac

Barb wire QUOTATIONS. aFe tut 0"r '0"'
lots. ,.,nr e.,asan galvanized.
.24; pr lo9 lbs Painted ,hao Tirs ss0 ""u
Rsyal = NAiLs-Rate $500 per keg, ad-
vonc ,ss'' 10 to 90 penny 5aa; and pen,n ny
S San and ! penny ne; !. ara lo penny "c
III, frAiI State $3.50 per keg; same
advances az on wire nails.
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Galveston. May iS--Iu tho local eNcha ne
market sloilinp SIXTIES. huvfog - fSil'
nr 500 New York sight hnyins ., IN IA,
sn,int selling J.. Uranium American sill
ver. buying +, discount, selling at par
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REl.R-schitz, quarts. 5000 per Dbl
,,n,s sll % per Iii; Dixie Pale quarts
800, pints. $3.50; Lcmp's Exim rae
quarts 1850: pints. ST. 90. ,o,
WUiSTi Y--Per gallon; Finished goods
on nigh wine basis. 81 -; straight bour ~, y
ard rve according TO aye ana 9ualty
81. T5a 500; Blended, sl.'of'35"
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I.ui,ng, Texas. May is.--yester1Ay evouN
Ing, near Belmont, Danny 6ulltven -
son opened FIRE on him with a MIX eAoeAigs
lie fred three shots. one OF them ntefkt68
Thomas tn the breast infictlp8 NJ
wound. Sullivan had not been Arfeete0 ~
last accounts. I'll
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the end
In wheat there was only "a moderate
trade early, but later. after the decline.
there was more doing, the range for the
day being lie. The news at hand
outside OF adviccs OF late seeding In the
Northwest was bearsh and had very
depressing effect on the market. Among
the early Influences presented which at
fected values were the indlnrcnt cables,
Liverpool coming STEADY and uncheiSeu
and the liberal Northwestern receipts.
shipments reported the same large ship
men,s and was quite a factor. private I'D
Vices making the Black sea shipments
,,,oetoN bushels and me t go S 49,
gold had been engaged for shipment Tor
tomorrow, The small decrease was Hrgcr
at Duluth than expected, but not ms
large ms looked for ON the lakes. Weather
Indications were more favorable.
There was u modente speculative
trade In corn. Little change occurred IN
values. final figures showing but Wihe
decline. ~,
In cuts there vas not enough selling
pressure to force prices l-+uS-Sc and the
close was at the bottom
A higher market for hogs star,cn so,ne
huvinr of pruN sions and for II time the
products assumed Arm appearance
When wh,at began to show doc'aeu
wral,Hcss however. the early buyers on
Tho same time were discovered 70 be
scarce Fork closed : l-2 and lard and
ribs each l-ec lower compared with sat
urday's final figures. -
| Estimated receipts tomorrow-W hSs., -
cnrs: com. 460 cars outs, $50 cars; hogs.
coo head
Cash quotations were, as follows:
Flour quiet and unchangcd
Wheat-No . spring, o9'i NO spr'"s'
GOqiGd,s No 4? red. shsnMN, 49,,
| Corn No. 9. ?Sis No. yellow, 2sH. :,
Oais No. .. 1870 isA. No. WHIT i,o,v' u
2ol.dap,: No. < white. I. o. b ls'.nH*'
nsrievNNo. ;. nominal. No 3, +. o. b.
| 2Ss,S4. No. 4 t. o h. .'g2s.
FLAX Seua--No. !. Nls
Timothy Prime s.5
Moss Pork Per hhl. ..da3f'.d'
| Lard pet ltn lbs, ibIi.
si,o,a ktbs Sid,s loosul, io5Ui.!5.
| nrv SAltcd shoulders BOXED. inih.
! Shr' Clear Sidca--soNed. i'Snia,
| Wh.-kv D.sullers' finished goods per
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New York. May lS-Clcarings 70 ss5 AS
Ciorinnati ohlo. May 19mWhisky--
STEADY sales So barrels ~ L.
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pA1Nrs M OlLs.

oli~Linsced in hbl-, raw, i3c' bolled
Sc petroleum, 80 test y bo's is'' ,2 y,
.,9ve gasniine In cases, $40, IN bbls, l5ci
i E9Hio s" OIL in his, a. n cases 81 so cas-
tor oil. medical pure s.e' iurpeh'ine' III
bbls. SSc, ro sasIc
lNiND,1W classic boxes. Gu anu y
IN 10 uer cent discount. new list.
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i pise1 non. gypin ns swelinss.
Ulcers. Effects OF Mercury kiagns yyrn aS
Blsdiier Tcoubloe. weak har,h ' M
s, LII srcsiNa ssarrhirsg t.kasinsist
prompt relief ana cure for Ne l nssn Il
~ .rr,ltud coiffidentielly ana ps.A Il III
Rupture cured By our new mesaoos's s0sf'u
W. Das. BEr'ry &. DfsTTS-
n Nav No gn ct Charles street,
New Orleans, -
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cIAIN AND Hay.

Car load lots. job cars, from MIL; e dsa 40
.nrs o,," Iran. s6i3c per bushel on oats ana
'vr'niRN- Sacked, aas5c.
n i,hn 2s[. &c; No. white sias2' COM
mo" ccpadPrp conN ~, II her re 20 ,d lss mile,
a Tr.as prairie $500; South Texas prairie
S6.5puTW.
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CHICAGO.

c,,,,aso. Ill. May ls-crop improve,
cn,cahRv nssian shipments and the small
men, In The visible supply caused ~, q
sharp assss IN whsa Fac ' ssow Say
easy ~ Corn ard cats were am h"t
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New Orleans. May Is.-TNe market for
,.,tnm seed PRODUCTS Is duh and I'M
hanged. prime crude oil, in bulk. ~,
mime sumner yellow, In barrels ~; me"i
II no. cake II. 40 per short ton.
New York. May ls.--cotton seed prod
ncts o,,iet. very little doing. quotations
nom.nal. prime crude oil, in bplk: 2la, = ~;
prim. summer yelai,9w = q per ,o "a ~
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WHY SUGAR ia HIGH.

this Cuban war IS 20 the United
" IN the extra coa Of sugar to our
s' write Messrs. Willet & Gray of
lork "One year ago i'uba centrif-
sugar was selling here at Csc per
~ aga'nst ihc per pound now. Diff
n o. lac per pound. For uur TWO
an IONS consumption his means an
sost OF Sp.no.t1 per annum. When
ready 10 sell the island our reo-
.Ma well afford TO ma cuba the
NJ WIN which to pay for her indie
ssce Cuban loan II 5000. 900 was
10y iaken here. the money for which
=. count he used In ihr war. A Cuban
. Say lis freedom from Spain wou,d
VIA greater enthusiasm and sue
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BEANs-californin small white ga
- per n ~ Of -N.aaqse p'h b. a-S'
BUTTER Biuc star. ne DAIRY loo
able. l3e; fancy Elgin creamery, isHiNv
fresh Texas country. sM-oe' II III so9''
HJTTERlNE- solids, lie; prints. i2e'
Elrin DAIRY bricks, ~. oo,.o5 war crate.
In saeks p per III. a..
GiIlisl. New York fun cream, lie,
Wisconsin rull cream, l2'2e; fancy ii'i,a
chcese. 9uiOc. Swiss. .sa2.c; i'm tatlou
Sw IS l7alsc; brick cheese lsci LiInoafs-
isG.is-lexas, ip case. ie
oNoNs New Texas STOCK l3,@a2r per ID
PEfPl.R-chilc, l4e' loo par H.
,i6IAytjicS New YORK, zoe per bbshel.
Texas new, 75ca$i %; sweet po'"'oes, 500
COO oil,
hens sg25q26s. spring yi.5@peoo. accord
Ing to ..izo turkey hens $e"H 20. turkey
goDblers ss.ooall.o; ducks s5.c'pioa gees,
s' NHi BARB Kansas. ea7c per H.
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ON sHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shiphoard At Galveston today
SUGAR.

New York, May ls.--sdgnr-RAw dsllsI
refined quiet III. A
Open Kettle, 3n3 81; centrifugal granu-l
lated, Sc: white, l-294 b-sc; yelleyns
I-su4 7IG; seconds, 2 b-sfI9 16-le. 8oe
lasses quiet: centrifugal, <liS.
cff4c. ~
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Asked b lid.
l.lN hlspNo'. FUTURES.
Opened steady. dcrnnt moderate. 2;ib
puot ami sioedy, closed steady, tenders,
new Sul. old lM,
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an,ef3 n. lights 4 loas.s7ps; workers. 80
an J7ll. pirs s00ai3 2Tis. sheep --ft;ffSptS
S1oa shipments 500; market ateady; ian'ps
= GOA 10; tnuttons c.25IS,73-
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Average weekly consumption ~ as given
~ Mr.. Ellison deduction from mont =
total being made an account OF ! o.i'hy =,
The foveroinR shows that the wr'k y
conservation IL now 1890 id,,rs o, ~
pounds each. against lse'pD hai"s u ik"
wulght at the corrosp3ndlnR tmu last
year The total spinnefs' KS ~ trent
frliain and on tho continent nave DE-
crras.d 500 bales Turing the NINTH and
are now 2ii. No bales lAss thsn Al the
same date last year.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port Of Galveston, Ma Ma,

Port Of Galveston, NAY II
RECEIPTS AND SH1PMENIs.
The total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were 40 bales divided AS foliowas
lily International and Great Northern Us;
Missouri. kansaa and TcxHs IL uaissse''s
Houston and Henderson W. ~.
shipped 10 Hamburg per ~ ihoepe w. f
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und soll readily as quoted also corn-cei
hogs. no pounds md under. foor cNttle
moi desired.
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Asked. u iia.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
Opened quiet le.os quiet, cloacd dun bat
steady, sales ,,oD
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DRS. BETS & BETS.
IS st. Charles Street, New Orleans. La.
PHYSICIANS and Hrrgeons

AF1hht sttsNspbp
aged and bid. sin-
gle or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner.
v US Debility,
9 pc r1natorrheA,
Seminal Losses.
Sexual Decay.
FAILING Memory.
weak eyes. Stunt.
a Development.
Lack Of EnerSy,
i m . o v . rished
Blood, Pimples,
luspcsilments 10
Marriage; Also
Hood and skin
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corToN SEED PRODUCTS,
HOUSTON mARKt

IfOlS IN =" t'i''rNt >
The following ad0i"hohh we're hpSl"'
,,onv by the cotton seed prouiet depart.
,,,nt of the Houston Cotton HAchhise aAi
EoAif ~ Per Gallon.
choice crude oil, fol- butter =,
OF -..,tr.-''-'.ts . =,
strictly prime crude OIL. iil,,,.,,
PRIME crude ..-.,..+- t.'','.', '''-"'
or crude oil. according TO a. n,-
grade .-.-+..,. t--f.-'t'''' ,cc " -
priun butter oil loose ..... ~
Prone sumner yollo" OIL
oak. and mel. f,c,O mlil interior points
according TO location CO.. ~,
pr,,,,e cotton seed cake. ...sls 30 u n 90
PRIME cotton seed meai..,.. u - a u "
cotton seed hnlls ..,..-.;.;:.. z ~ g !, ~
l.inters. A. Houston deiivery ana o'as"'
SOM stocks. fpofs tror refined oil, per
,ol pounds 20 bid 40 asked Nv. o,.
FOR loc.l delivery Houston n nn,Is i" ~
meal aud cake 1850 per ton hu''s -'''"
A
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vSNEsS BAROMETER
,.,,, ss, Condition Of Trade
6cuerally'
| SPECIAL ACTIVITY EXPECTED
-, n. Content with " Light
s''A's ..' W'.. 10, tn. Next Two
Nou,hs-NO'e''
o,c.A Of The Pos,


.,,,..on. Monday, May 10
!. ,oOpers had a fair trace 'oaus
Hsss'' .,n,o,esale grocers were espe',a" y.
", rhs Uors, part of the yea. Is Nv. Nv
r. 'as and for the next month or l,.. so
sstcai, rs srh oping that the u ,,,.l',!
Spss ar S,, 'I, will continue 70 inpros s.
Is sona awe assurance OF big hus, mes,
ihus eWwi, With the farmers siVipg o, u,s'r
fin s., .l,sy little trading going on ION, s.
IsFraa,s.u,yo lawns, and consequently ,sM
t,sniiry ~, neA wholesale dealers. THIS rms
(.sr y, sYairs will probably eNis' io'
r. wses s, II moi grumble thereat. As
y nv season Is such As to Keep .ne
y i hssy Il Is safe to count upon very
nIsn . '" "rsp prospects. y duii business IS
|ssn. s,,, wv Mi no douh. te. followed ny
,an s, sc, I've fall and winter season
~, Texas for years. TINS eeins
~ ~. ~ nsar my prove a slight disturb
NV. ..,, sr IN general trade, but poliilcs.
\. s' interfere with business to ANY great
~, In Texas,
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STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged AZ foiiowH
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Office OF The Post.

According to the above, the average
weight OF The deliveries IN Giea, Britain
Is ila pounds pei bale This seaspu ng'i- INST
sos poi ads during Tn" same iiue last n'n-
son III. continental irliNafioi, Ht'fhS''
$50 pounds. against itA pounds last yenr
aud Tor III. v hole of Europe tn itllv"r."3
average ~ uolna. pef bsie, aR.inat iH-a
plNnlH lAst season,
ffhr eoi4ipanson With last year il made
moro strihinr Jog bringing tag her VAC
Above tol,s and adding the aNrrage week.
~ consumption up 10 ils Tine loi 'te 'Wo
years.
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chicago, alny 49, 7 here .as liberal
supply OF cattle and Prices. we're ivu loe
lower and IL fshiy large business WIS
II .iaagi.d on tne La%n Of 3,ivJaoo ief
COMMON 40 iaury dressed beei and snip.
ming steers with tnios laiGe.y nj 5,os
10. desirnbc beeves of the .,gnt ana me-
diam weights Sold ne bet, aud heavy
ney.eciod decided lower; Texans to.d OH ,
mere lc,ng u large supply. Bnyeis Waun
puiohassa OF hogs largely at ss}WSio
many hogs crossing the scales at s. ira 80.
Irht at q s0u3.hb, mixed and medium
wa,gh,s NJ s0n3.5o There WAS hood
onlnhnd TOR ,heep and tho nmite1 supply
vns soon c.os~d cut nj advancing prices,
r,ics Indicating a rise of lDMl Ac IN Gesifa-
bio offeriups. raloe we're On tte bass OF
2 lD4ti.,0 ior common TO prime thecp,
Texans scli ng TO the wornt advantage.
and fat native wrthtra hest, win West
ems s.liing remarkably well, Lambs were
In active icinnrd at azWJ4 FOR interior
10 falr ana at iiAu4i6 for Iiir 70 choice
ship ny. while " OLD ana uo' T. n,
read around 500 Reoeip,s--catt.e 2l,Vo;
ho IS 1900; sheep 1904.
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HOUSTON

I Jacobs & Co, live stock commission
merchants Of the Houston Stockyards, re-