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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-17
A LADIES' LODGE.
A Sister Lodge of the Order of Her.
mann Sons Organized in This Oitv.

A Sister Lodge of the Order of Her.
mann Sons Organized in This City.
A sister lodge OF the order O,
Hermann Sons was formed in this
city last Sunday by the grand Off.
GERS OF the order. Seventy mem.
bers were to be initiated, but ow.
to the inclement weather, only %
were present. The sister lodge
consists OF well known San Anto.
MO ladies, and has been named as
the Louise SchuetZe lodge No. 3, in
honor Of the mother OF Mr.. Julius
Schuetze, of Austin, grand presi.
dent Of the order.
The officers elected are:
Ex-president = Mrs. Marie Eek
narf.
President-Mrs. Helene Bauer.
Vice-president-Mrs. Mary Asch-
bacher.
Secretary-Mrs. Marp Scharfen-
berg.
Treasurer--Mrs. Hedwig Kuehn.
Trustees-Mrs. Charlotte Strem.
ell, Mrs. Tulane Heuschkel, Mrs.
Anna Koch.
Guide-Mrs. Emile Chavez.
Inside sentinel-Mrs. Friedrike
Spendig.
Outside sentinel-Mr. G. F.
Scharfenberg.
Deputy-Mr. Ernst Stremel.
The following are the names of
members: Mesdames Louise
Fischer, Wilhelmine Schulze. Au-
gusta Ballscheit, Theresa Husy,
Eugenia Brochmann, Selma
Brandt, Erneshine Maiwald, Ma
tide Riebe, Theresa Kruger,
Marie Schulz, Ida Hiesler and
Franciska Reichzauer.
After the ceremonies of the mi.
tiation the brothers and sisters re.
PARTED to the residence of Grand
Secretary John Bauer, and par
took Of wine and lunch for the
success OF the new lodge.
The ladies who were not pres
emit, Will be initiated next Sunday
at 4 p. m.
The Order of the Sons Of Her.
mann Is German beneficiary or.
ganization. There are $50 brother
lodges, with membership OF
1000, and three sister lodges, wi tn
100 members, in the state OF Tex
as. 1t is a chartered organization,
the capital stock aggregating 500,
600.
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ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY For The LIGHT.
The war department will expend
$4,000 on Fort Riley this year.
Sergeant Schuehnberg, of troop
G, Fifth cavalry, left here last
night on a visit to friends In Ne.
braska.
The First infantry battalion has
returned from Leon Springs target
range and the Second battalion has
taken its placs.
1t is rumored that the Third ar
tillery, which includes the light
battery here, will be transferred 10
New York harbor.
The desk Of Corporal Wuest, re.
cruiting clerk, is vacant at post
headquarters during his absence
on the target range.
1t is reported that the new mag
azine rifle has given entire salts
faction on the range, in fact far
superior to the old springfield.
Hereafter all the members OF
the hospital corps for this depart
ment will be trained at this post
They will also be taught to ride a
horse.
Commissary Sergeant Crinkle,
now on duty in the office of the
chief commissary OF this depart.
ment, has been ordered to Fort
Warren, Mass, for duty.
The whole of the cavalry squad.
ron, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Whitside, will go Into
camp at Leon Springs about the
first of next month for target prac.
tice.
A good story comes from west
ern post in connection with the
medical department. The medi.
cal officer takes his seat in the
ambulance; the driver starts his
mules with "get up Mary, get up
Buster" Medical officer: "What dc
you mean sir" speaking to mule
in my presence, have you no more
respect for a commissioned officer
than this; If you ever enter into
| conversation with q mule again In
my presence / will make an exam.
pie of you." Paralysis of driver.
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New Suits Filed.

Ed. Stoves & Sons VS.. VIM.
Hoetling, sworn account, $455.2O.
Henderson, Brown & Co. VS..
Frank Talerico, debt, $239.25.
s. +. Gillet VS.. A. s. Bloor, note,
1925.
Conception Barrera de Rosen-
heimer vs.. Juan, Julia G. and
Sixto Barrers, damages, $1,000.
Plaintiff alleges that defendants
are executors OF her mothers will,
who bequeathed to her the sum of
$l5 per month for life, which sum
the executors failed to pay. Plain
tiff alleges that it constituted q
lien on a lot on Military plaza, ad.
joining the CARA property aud
prays for foreclosure on same.
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THE FIEsTAs
Thousands Of Visitors On the Grounds
Speeches and Dancing.

Thousands of Visitors on the Grounds
Speeches and Dancing.
The two celebrations of the In
dependence of Mexico, one at Linn
burgers garden on River avenue,
the other in San Pedro park, were
resumed yesterday afternoon and
continued last night with an in
crease, II anything, Of the vigor OF
the first night. Crowds attended
at both places, at San Pedro park
the throngs reaching an aggregate
number of $500.
In the afternoon there was
music, speeches and recitations,
and at 9 o'clock p. M, dancing
was begun and continued with lit
tie intermission until 2 o'clock
this morning. The street cars were
run back to the city until every
passenger was brought in.
AT San Pedro park Mr.. Alberto
Martinez, Spanish teacher in the
city schools, made the speech of
the evening, and it was a splendid
effort.
AT Limburger's garden MIR. Ed
ward Dwyer made the best speech,
and was received with applause.
Tonight at each park there will
be grand fireworks, those at the
springs consisting mainly of large
set pieces, one representing the
coat OF arms of Mexico, and an
other showing the patriot, Hidalgo,
with the flag of Mexico, another
showing the Mexican and United
States flags.
The celebrations will close with
tonight.
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Fire This Morning.

At s o'clock this morning the
fire department was called to the
two-story stable of the Carr Wood
company, located on Salado street,
near the corner Buen8 Vista, south
of the /. & G. n. railway freight
house.
Engine companies Nos. and 4,
chemical company and No. 2 hose
wagon were sent out. They had to
couple on 600 feet OF hose to the
nearest hydrant, and then there
was some delay regarding uncoup-
ling OF the hose to attach to No. /
engine, and the FIRE gained such
Roadway thai the building, a shell
structure, was completely Quilted.
The horses were all out at work
and the feed and other contents Of
the stable were saved. The loss
will not be very heavy.
The fire started in the second
story. It's origin is unknown. A
colored employe, the only man
about the place, gave the alarm.
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rs He THE MAN7
The Police Think So, But the Prisoner
Claims He Can Prove Innocence,

The Police Think So, But the Prisoner
Claims He Can Prove Innocence.
j. w. Boyd, claiming to be an
insurance man from Richmond,
Texas, was arrested late yesterday
across the creek by Officer Thomp-
son, on a charge Of being q sus-
picious character. When arrested
Boyd was trying to issue a policy
on the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
association Of New York to Officer
Thompson, and his actions were 80
suspicious that the officer ques-
toned him as to his place of bust
ness and other matters to which
Boyd failed to give satisfactory
answers, hence the arrest. The
officers think that they have
captured a clever insurance
swindler and that the policies
he was issuing were either bogus
or stolen, and they are now on the
lookout for an old man said to be
working with Boyd, but who it is
thought left the city upon learn
ing Of Boyd's arrest.
When seen by reporter for the
LIGHT this morning at the city
hall, Boyd stated that he was not
uneasy OF the outcome, as his
business was through a regular
channel and that he was connected
with the same company at Rich
mond, Texas, for the past six years
and was only in the city a few
days when his arrest occurred. He
denied having any office in the city
and also that he had any partner
working with him. The recorder
this morning continued his case
until tomorrow to allow the Of
ficers to find out more about the
prisoner.
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JUDGE NOONAN ENDORSED.
Union Veteran League of Old Soldieas
Pay Him Fine Tribute.

~ AAlAA % L luO 4llpubOt
About fifty members of the San
Antonio Union Veteran league as
sembled: at the Hodge room in Con.
vention hall last night and after
the regular routine OF business,
adopted the following resolution
by unanimous vote: :.
"Be 1t Resolved, That the men,
bers OF this league do most heart
fully approve and fully concur in
the entire official acts Of our rep.
resentative in congress, Hon. Geo.
ID. Noonan. He has proved both
by his vote and untiring efforts
that to serve the best interests OF
his constituents, has been to him
a paramount duty; always watch.
full and vigilant and ever ready to
enact protective tariff and other
wholesome laws, beneficial to his
district, and for the welfare OF our
lone star state in general.
=. b. SHERIDAN, president.
LOUIS BEvERsDoRF, secretary
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Distinguished Visitors.

Mayor Elmendorf, Aldermen
Kerble and Holt, Col. Belize Reu-
ter, Col. Browder, Major Zuber,
Lieut.. Frank Leslie, and a great
many OF the notables and heavy
weights OF our city, attended the
Independence festivities at San
Pedro park last night. They
walked around quietly, were
shown every courtesy by the COM
mittee at Both dancing pavilions,
which they freely appreciated, and
even paid their respects to the
hobby horses and the candy
stands.
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BOWLING.
The Ivys and Sommers Each Won a Game
Last Night.

udSI NISHI
The Sommers and Ivys played
two games on the formers alley at
Sommers garden last night, each
team taking a game. 1t was the
Ivys' first league game, and the
way they started looked as if they
would be sure winners every time.
The home team appeared entirely
outclassed, but in the second
game they were right in it, and
won from the start.
The teams were made up as fol-
lows:
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Mexican Social Club.

The Mexican Social club gave its
regular annual ball last night in
Muth's garden, in celebration OF
the the Independence of Mexico.
Owing to many members having
recently suffered bereavement or
having serious illness in their
families, the attendance was not as
large as was expected.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The Hayseeds will bowl their
first championship game tonight.
Their opponents will be the Turn
ers, and the game will take place
on the Hayseed's alley at Som
mers' garden.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

These quote !onb axe revised daily and
their correctness can H. re! led upon M.
prices sre those ruling IN the Eoustou
wholesale markets.
AXLE CREASE - Diamond uT5 M,
gross; Frazier. in tin boxes. 500 her
Gross, Golden 5y9s5c per dozen DoxeA, cas-
AMMuNiTiOS-powd per kex "a yo15
40. blasting powder, H.rjdi Is per Neg
sgenis' price; drop shot. per sack si,s5y
BACON-Short clear. boxed, pq5i.o.
In sacks i,c less, breakfast suac: dry eai,
%7-sg5c; New York asit bellies ", Weg,ern
salt bellies &c; smoked bellies C..
BAGDINn AND TIES From ttor.
Basglng. IA III. 5Tsc; . III. shc. ~ IL.
l3-Isc: Arrow ties. hc. carload lois u
per yard lower for tnsging and So lower
per bundle for ties.
BAKING pOWDER-Apex, 10 81 co;
VI lib N.25. z ID 7jc, Victor, III, per dozen
S0c; VI Id 70s; !. ID 45c; ists one spoon,
! lib. per dozen 1910. =. ID sI.s5; !. IL Soc.
X G.. 20 oz cans, 500 per dozen. Prcs's.'
vi OF 300 per dozen; Royal. II oz I5.ol.
+ CANNED FRuI'r-Per dozcn Strlwb-r.
RES, WcIsi 10; pneappcH. STANDARD, 81. epsi
~: eyslcss and corelcrs, 81 81 seconds
e0a35c. pears. standard. soc4.sl ~. CIipp.,
Bartlett pears. glib. 81 0olli %: sab. 81 S0a
1.G; PEACHES. standard 2-lb. 81 i5al u
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lH3Hy'I]|
f29; Y.I'3||

Mr.. II. A. Starett, connectA al
Herald. published at Thomsst2
county. Me-. recently had a. IN
witt Mr.. George A. Nichols Of ~
who had derived great benefit n
rams Tabules, and on SepteFntef \
obtained from him tho follcvhs
ment: Years ago I worked In ia
of Colorado. My meals were tfSsSI
the consequence was ! have been ~
suffercr from indigestion ever IL
tried many patent medicines wRh@I
;zing any benefit until my brotkf
advised me to try Ripans TsSo
thought 1t useless to waste ~
money in medicine, but as no uFtN
bought a package, and deriving vi
EFT thcrefrom purchased more y
can now eat all kinds OF veg
mince pie. cheese and baked bsA
have not dared to eat for nam
(signeD Geo. A. MA
R!pans Tabules are sold by drug
by mail II the price 30 cents
sent to the Ripans Tabules ~
No. 10 Spruce street. New. f9!hv
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. r. y
druggist. 500 Main street.
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TRADE Sorrs.

,-ores has shown Some weskr.ss tvrns
.he pss, ~sss
poo- esss cer,lnae >, sr-iyr apon III.
marked. bHt ays neraly saieabie a. any
price
xew eeraea ,--na,aer are moving ln.o
hardy nc atae - sdYanfe pl0rs
Kew T-iun,pa potatoes from Arkansas
a.. n good supuly and fair demand
Te5as stork II nezriy 's1ala'-i
Tho uSaes f4r Teas frlI ans vesy
fi,m inA Gyorsny 40 ne sLpply vas
qIeKiy s9lt ~ god Ysiefs
Poi1..ry nss f-en r. 9 - aeaant al
D. ~e.. Cool frye-s bfouEse 'i5Artl7
THE atnoLa % ra.sins ~ Oyer $40 conn
AIRY af~ i4gw Fssurs aEh'- par r1isf g
io1sa rais''s. Prizes are a-rn and have
an advancing tendency
Honsion's arst bale q cot'or wilton
county. on tbc I'M instant .cNi rf5t.lir
be % exhibition a. the cp'ten Exchange
Monday.
r.-.ehes "a ~ morning At saso cents
crate. Grapes .eFe 80 W mr. haskef aud
81 Jydl =, H. crate. apples ;.f sc per 70 !.
and ssuTo, In crss'es.
II s. reported from Baltimore -ha, oil
she three pound see=s1d yeilow peaches
nnder ~. - " II ss al - The hr,e r1iird
sernIHi white I--schcs a. less than = ~
have been foid out
Il appears fhs, abor is ~ bsrrclr ,ow
grad fnesas@e- wer" reported ~ IA fins
bssn sold recently ~ &eY Orleans abDu
half for expcrt account Tffs. q ~ SAID
VIII prarlstaliy lake ~ AL hat the rlnr
tat.ons wsil make this season
a inject ne ~ Eastern dist.lle-s ~ r.,
whiskLes VIII ne held on the lstn mt, n
nt the Oriental h0r1l. ronsy Island fo
tb- puff,oss ~ efdeaspring TO sacsr. 3
nrasrmocs ssrce.fiei.; TO sior produciiui
uDgl Sep;efni'er !. psT.
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sTOCKa
The following wore III, c os,ns quotations on the
.eaalnY s:ocs. OF tIe N,N f1rk Ek ,hlnIa toiay:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York July 1.-THE stock market
today was fairly active for half holiday.
Local dealers took uhelr cue from higher
London prices and under covering de-
manded decided improvements occurred.
Changers were hclycd by the favorable
government report and tho market gen
orally ruled steady. The opening was
strong. Large blocks OF stocks changed
hands and advances We're recorded ex-
tending 10 Chicago Gas 2 per cent. The
market tten became duh, though siill
retaining and In some cases imp, owing
upon the early gains. 1enaessee Coal
sod off ~ per cent on realizing. following
u rise of point. The close was .'trong
bonds dull, but a general firm tone. sales
tS.12l ,cc.
Total sales Of stocks today lol. e3s shares.
sncluding: Sugar $500: Chicago Gas $500;
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas. july U.-Ir tl,e ,ooo,
exchange market. sterling sixties. buyinr
no, selling 40: New York sight. buyine
3 , d,seg,uni, selling !. premium Ameriican
nlyihS !. 'scouni. selling at par.
Nrw oik. July ll.-Stcrlng exchange
h !, az COS iGn4s74; commercial SIS,
t'a'i reif,lhimarks a5ls: francs. bankers' s6s
New Orleans, La, july 11.-st.r,,,r n.y.
commercial sixties 4.sbiRG4 eGa.; francs
e. n mtrcial sixties 5lSis; New York sieh;
nahkers 10 premium. commercial 20 nrn a..
London, July 1l.-Benk rate, per GOVT,
s1rsei 81, rt,e 5-S per cent, silver Sl4.d; con,
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FORT WORTH,

NEW ORLEANS.
=, Repor,ed for The Post daily. excepl
thursday ANA Sundays. by Albert Mont.
somery a. Co. Qimited). i've stock coni.
mission merchants
Sood tat fed heayes. ..::.....,.. . q ~
Iood rat cows ................. 2isM 81.
Common to far ............. NO n.
Sood fst grsss bssyss ....... :kV !
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NUN Y0l|
HoMGopArh|
REM EDjf,
ENDORSED BY PRESS AND :,
Convincing Statements ~ !
Who Declare They Hav. -
Completely Cursa =
INDoRsEp BY PRESS AND :,
YOUR NElGHBoRs 1l,,|
IL You Are Sick Ask Yos, =
Druggist for a 25-Cent vi !. !,
yon's Remedies. and
DOCTOR YoupseL

Major p. II. Gallagher. sAc,...
iual Buiding and Loan assocSSic.
ton, Texas. says: More than thIs,,
ago contracted RheumatIsm II "
aud have been "A sufferer from IN,
ful disease ever since. Onlv ~
have experienced the tor,ures a m
,ism can appreciate the joy Of anisS
lief from the excrJ linting aronv n
tim endures. tried many Sefnsi.I
with only temporary case. used
OF Munyon's Rhc imatfsm CurA ~
extremely gratjicd with the r,ssI
has been wonderfully effective n +,
ing my pains, and cheerfully Il
mend the Cure 70 all RheuuaH,l
ferers."
Munyon's Rheuma tism Cun seldcal
to relieve in one 10 three hourR. "a
IN few days. Price 25c. ~
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure ~
cures all forms of indigestion N
ach trouble. Price sc. y,
Munyon's Cold cure prevents pn,r,
and breaks up cold In q feN
Price. 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops y
night sweats. allays soreness and h
heals the lungs. Price. sc. 4
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily
pains In the back. Ioins or eron, ,
forms OF kidney disease. pricA e
Munyon's lIeadacne cure stops ~
in three minutes. Price. &c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment postwar
all forms OF piles. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Blood care eradtcata 4
purities OF the blood. Price, -.
Munyon's Female Remedies IN IL
TO all women.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relltS
minutes and cure permanently. ha1
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies new
The Catarrh Cure-prfce @c-<A1|
the disease from the system, and q
tarrh Tablets-price 25c-clesfss u
the parts.
Munyon's Nerve Cure ID Z MI
nervc tonic. Price, 25c.
A separate euro for each dissiA
druggists. mostly 25c a vial.
Personal letters TO Professor n
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, n
swered with FREQ medical advice q
disease.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

New Orleans July 1.-THE market Cor
cotton seed products Is dnll and
unchanged. prime crude oil In bulk, "a;
primo summer yellow. In barrels. %. meal
no per. short ton; cake. long ton. FOR
export. 1900.
qu..t. with all quotations nominal
primo crude oil, 20n2 IN barrels. prime
summer yellow. IN barrels. 2iieu2ia, prime
COTTON Sod nenl y. NlA sno0 per ton.
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ST LorIS

S.. Louis. July L-Flour-unehanged
W hat Unsettled, shade higher; spot
53iagfrz No. hnr1 80. I'd; July a3ii
August. -3,, September, 70 ~. corn-i'ii
lures strong, 3-Wi ~ hlFhtr spot diil but
br'r, 25i, u = his oats Futures strong and
hS.er, spot steady No cash, 5s, bid
July, IT, Comm al 20 Brn- Dull. "a.
Flax sod lDwer. Timothy seed t'r.me.
rs Hsy-Dnli, steady; prairie. new. 800
NJ -: timothy. rs. Whsky-12o Butter
and eggs Unchanged Pesk Higher.
higher; prime steam. $50 chcice. 3.5Iiz
BACON Boxcl shoulders. 800; longs, 2I5
rs. 4pl. shorts. i.l2i.. Dry salt meats
shorts. 9'7ie. Receipt Flour, 1900 bhr
rsis; wheat. 1900 bushels. cocn a9.opo
hilh,s. oats, 23000 bushels. Shipment
Flour, 5fD barrels; wheat. II 100 bushels !.
corn, 5nle hushels. onts, 1909 buslels.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO.
ne leading futures ragged - follows:
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ApPLEs Fancy sliced ~ boxes. aga
r"i 10 per ~ currants ID barrels +d8iso.
hss eyaporaici 80. Turkish layer, Ia
.'ariil"H. exaggerated. SCI peaches. oynp-
orar-i. st.c. pears, eYapouied. 6iac.
plume. pi,taa sc
HAlS'Ns california J.. y. boxes, 81 l5f.
20. crown NJ VI Ea-sins. tr-ih boxes
pHl AEs -crop 1906 California prnnes
o-iogs, 5u5i.r; sO-Jo-. oia. 70-sps. si.pGi1e
eo-ioA.. 7i4c, Jp-ue, Sc. SILVER prvnrs. 1izo,
ruby pruues, fisc.
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wIRE AND HA1Ls.


E4sb p-re ito,a,ions are for carload
lots. f0.l. Houston.
IARpfD WIRE~f5lidden. galvanized
q % per 10 lbs tainted w.rc ,..lb. Wau-
tesar 10 higher than Gidlcn.
WIRE SAff-S-Bat. S3.p per keg; nd
vance, 10 70 - penny 20, and penny
On and p my tic and ponry SOC.
penny 81 - penny sig1
ctT NAILS Rate s. % per key: came
advances as On wire uai!s.
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opened barely steady; prices la2 points
lower and during the rest of the session
was weak and irregular. but active The
Chronicle weather report was regarded
IA quite bearish and 1t indicated beneficial
rains In most parts of Texas. Engl Sin
cables showed n los, and produced u de-
c'dcd dssappo!niinesst and our market
closed easy nt tho lowest poini-a nel
decl-ne OF 74l0 points.
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WILL slfproRT THE TICKET

Corpus ChIisiI. TeXas. July ll.--Whlle
thurc viii not ho a half dozen democrats
who Will isfusr to vote for Bryan and
Sewali Prom!nen, populists in the county
Enough for them. The general Impression
Is that tho party viii win
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WEEKLY BANK srArn,,r>,r

now York July 1.-THE weekly bank
1n, eserr shows the following CHANGE,
Sincie incr9as.. 80 80 -. -. g53G1O
Len tsri.,,s 49,, 80. -. e. =. Si,l0J
Deposits ,nc,o. ...''adSe :. 1881. 500
Cirri.lat an ,,'',a,.' '''''' S,iil 20y
me banks now hold So 237 .s75 in exn ,,.v'
ri ri,e me requirements of the % per cent
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NEW YORK FINANCIAL.

, Nv fork. July ll.--Mcney ON cali
s me- AT per cent; last loan .. closed 3
Per cent Sterling exchange steady VIZ
aettal BUSINESS IN bankers bills al 4SsSd
~. fqr mand and i.s7qis7l. for .ixty
3 w. Commercial bills iSGH. Bar .iIv,ar
" s-s; Mexican dollars 42s, Covernrnsnt
oo, r,, state bonds dun: railroad boads
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LONDON FINANCIAL.

no is;ohdon, July ll.-Consols for money
iiS,s' consois Tor the account 1l3 ZIG, P.r
snver lid per ounce. Money i.Qn mar
cent me rate Of discount In the op zen
r ,, ior snort t''.ls GIG per cent; three
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NEW YORK.

New York. July 1i.-Wheat- Receipts
GO options opened easy under lower cables
and bearish foreign crop news. rnliel
IN trray on local covering and finally
Closed &c not lower; july 81; September
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KANSAS CITY,

Kansas CITY. July Cattle. Receipts
Receipts 1000; shipments 500: market
strong and & higher bulk ? 7tN3bo: heav
ie- 5ln5c packers 2.son5.5, mixed
: @aS e5 lights 3.e5GS ~; workers. S'iyH
ana Sheep-Rece.pts 800: shipments 100;
market steady; lambs a.5oa5.io, muttons
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Now Orleans. July ll--Corn-Easier: No
- yellow g. Oats--Easlcr. No sacked
~ sugar Centrifugal whites iai $40
willows 9-idH3 1916. seconds T-Sua p-l6
Noiagsrs-~Dull. centrifugal 3u9 Rice
Rough Receipts today liS7. thus far this
s-asno l.li72gi same time last year 702 o.
tIo sales today l.N1 market strong: sales
800. ordinary to good 2i.14x.
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MOVEMENT or SPECIE

,t New York, Jgly 1.-THE exports from
s me p9rt OF New York for the week
IN, eIi," nc, 10 Sis,No in gold ard S3SC 0pj
III si!Ve u. IN Inc Imports were: Gold Sal iS5
sllNer S32eo!. dry goods $l,G23s56. gener,i