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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Better Financial Outlook Caused
Cotton to Improve.
A SHARP AND SUDDEN ADVANCE.
New York aud New Orleans Take aTuru
for the Bsttsr-Ltverpool spots
Ciessd Lower.
Office :, Post,
Houston. Wednesday, July 20.

Altar t,r., a,ya q, a,,ros, ,,,n,,,o,o
| s,a ,-,s,.t,, IN mo ,o,,,, ,,,r,,, N,,.
yorL ,,a Now or,o.,. .,,s,,,,,,, ,,a,, =.
,,r, for tho hc,tcr today or,o,,,r ,n
Now York .,,sea Is no,n,. ,h,yc tho law
cst nrAc.s or last w,cx aud & ,o,,ts bi,he,.
th,n vcsterdav,s nnnA nyurss Auv,at In
New Orleans u nov III no,.,.s ahovo IN.
low record padc Las, "Wednesday aud a
,,,,,. ,,yher thnp v..s,.r,,x.s c,ose oh,
,,,r,oy,re,, c.,,o win ,,sh ,,.s ,f,,r
look In Wal, stree, To,err,ms wcrc TO-
,,,v.1 stociny th,. h,,ters nod o,,,cd
not Il, shin ro,d thus .,,avlnr thu fears
of n d,p,saed gold r,servc In tn, trens-
u,,. rhps caused Amcric,, at,chs mud
securities to recover mart of r,eent losses
,,,a ,,v, tho co,tou shorts n scare thnt
forced them T., cover ON an advancing
market.
Traders arc hooking forward with some
an> .ty to I.!yerpool's opening In she
morning iha' market nus '"iieo 10 rs
spohu 10 inc n"''sh 'ehnehc'eS on WINS
SHE Tor 'ne 'as' TWO days nut me n"l's
are expecting an ""Nanc" tomorrow LN-
erpool futures closed nhou' l-a-e'i up on
wore l-a.d lower tbnn Yesterday. with
WIZ -" wv '''' ''''' way
sales of only svoo bales.
August in New York opened at GO. sold
nj ssa ON The second call. advanced to
So during the afternoon ana closed at
sal. October sold at GA early in ;hc
SESSION. lint reached Gas before the close
- -,
'>'"'s '"" e"'''o N"'""Ne was 'eN'."'"
after the second cali and was due wholly
"a -, .,,,r, of Tho sh,rts Tho uiark,,, has
- ,...,,. -, a.. ......,, ..,...,..
beeii heaN"y "N''so'" i"' Se''i"' "u'"s
and Is In A condition To 70 sun higher.
,r,,.i1,, M. h,,,ls No.. ,h.ir commemorative,
Try"
AUGUST III New orieahs~"prhcu III "ln.
advanced TO 60 by noon and closed at
!, act,G - a,,atust 4 ,Dnc ., yes,,raav O.,
w. a., -
toner sou h' '''i LOT 'he ioWcst ana ""i
h.ghesr. Sales at New Orleans were
worry u,h, eve, dur,nr tho ,ft,rnoou,..
80. - n,, -.
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GRAIN AND Hay.

CEMENu portlund coInrnt. per bhI, sgtI
G3.00 Rosed,le cement. ptr biol, N.,sn FL.
Line. $500 lire clay s. 23,lJ.i 40, pirst,,i'
paris, $40. fire brick, 81. LOUIS, p'' a. -,
inches inclusive. felt roofing. per sludi -
SL15T2 20; Acme and Hoyal cemeh. pi'S. Ne,
per ton. slt00. plasterlng hair. soa'' w.
u. &c; laths, per n. $500.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

oU.-Iinscod in bis, raw 4lc: boiled iar,
petroleum, 40 Test. N bbls, lie; in cases,
81 10; brilliant OIL. 81 30; in hbls. Pc: stove
gasoline, in cases, 100; in bills. lir; Eup on
oil, IN bbls, itc. IN eases. S23u. castor oil.
med cal pure. 90, urp.n'inr, IN hbls, ale.
WHITE LEAD strictly pure, Gn6hc,
WIHDcW GLASS--In boxes, 20. and 20 TO
40 per cent discount new list.
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans. July 22.-Thc market for
cotton seed products Is duli and unehang-
ed Is'ime crude oil. IN bulk. n. prime
summer yellow. IN barrels 70: meal.
100 per short ton, cake. long ton. for
export, 1900
Now York. July 22-cotion seen products
weak with all quotations numnul
prime crude oil. %. In barrels. prime
yellow. in barrels ?S,&N24; prime
cotton seed meal, II. 0Dfi 700 per ton.
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st. Louis. Iuly q. rlour unchnngod.
Wheat firm spot steady, No. red cash
a IS elevator. No . hard ,iis. July 5in
Corn weak. lower; spot stronger No .
cash - rs, July 2ji,. oais,- Futures trim f.
spot easier; No. cash ~ lty ls'a liran
steady. Hay lower Wlnisky -. cot
ton ties and bagging UNCHANGED PORK
and lard slightly lower. RacOn mnchanEed
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y;I 'i|'yk2
MkzEs aasgKVss

Under date OF August 7. 1895. Mr.. A.
| AIlison. connected with tho advertising
SIAN OF the st. Louis Chronicle. writes
as follows. ar my tcsiinionial Will he
of any value to the Ripnns Chemical co.
1 am willing 10 contribute. Ever since
can remember ! have been troubled
with constipation IN rs severeat FORM
So acute In fact at times. a5 TO produce
such dreadful headaches that, notwith-
standing all the outdoor work afforded
mo by my vocation. and tho latitude u
allowed mo To neat my pedestrian abilities
which is supposed TO be II successful
manner of displacllig cons.tipation--I wna
very often compelled to forego my pur.
sult of 'buancss.' Constipation with me
seemed 10 be hereditary. rather than due
10 accidental carGcs therefore much
harder 10 relieve. In my extremity !
often rcsorlcd Ito most drastic IneafurcA
hut found no cure TO DO permUrsnt. ID
1892. while connected with the Tunes Of
lei Pnso. Texas. Ripans Tabulss wore
brought to my n0tice and used them
with marked success. Nowadays nav
err suffer from such severe cases Of con,
atipation. and the violent headaches for,
mery experienced never worry mo In tfA
least. Sometimes. though. when / allow
myself to lapse. for a Period. into irrcRu.
lar habits. ] become slightly constipated
but by taking a few OF tho Tabuiss mi
bowels again perform their functions In
highly pleasing manner"
Ripans TabuIcs arc sold by druggiets 81
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings OF a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
DISPLAYED CUMULATIVE STRENGTH.
o"ubt ~ to Efficacy Of the Effort of
Hanks to Project Trsasury lu-
duced kcsiising.

| New York, July 22.--The stock market,
| although at times characterized 10y II
| sAshtly irregular movement. displayed
cumulative strength. The considerations
Bearing upon prices were varied, but, the
pivotal anilncncc brought 10 bcac by the
| complications at st. Louis. was most no
tabte. Tho opening Wds active and mN-
| terially higher on local and fors.gn buy ing
Tor both accounts on the progicss made
ny me hanks III securing pledges of ~
posts oil gold for the sub,teaaury and Il
strong market ior American securities in
i.ontion. The carly Nnnouncem, OF en-
huecnvhls OF eoid iOr shipment by To-
in0ri"ws steamer. aggrvga,ing S.v't.hN
with feeling oil doubt .nt,,tain,d IN some
c!iseA "a to The clucacy OF me effort of
ne pHhNs TO protect the treasury, in
n,m'n.r iNais"i -ohs aud encourased The
itrSsf Dear leaders to attack tine list
l'f.crs reacted IN mtst ta,tancc. Me-
i"ss' ranging up 10 3-S par cent m
, ...,Hf preiernca. Up to near mdoiy tho
liHfktt remained f"N,r.>h. Close at'utini
NON, however, rumrrs became evident If
Impending important cavcl,pmcnl on tn.
nuIi side ahei finally it was learned that
81 nlec ing OF al the gold shipping inter-
'sls had lNen called to take u acc Al noon
ut III" ollce OF j. +. Morgan 4 20. A
s,heiai upward movement oO,irred not
only III SOCKS. hut In IN. bond market
una pisces were carried in come cascs To
The best figures OF the forenuan. N,fp!n..
uloh INC cios.us hour came ihe inf aiua-
tion that the banks had BEGUN ia lei,nsii
soii at the sahroasury IN larse suns and
'hat the aggregate for the day was 81. .,O,-
V'o Vn9@r thr cumulative intlu- nee II
inc developments noted. the markets pe-
ouiHc extremely buoyant anb u Wholesale
st'llnlNde Of shorts occurred. carryiug
prices III from To pes cent in the lead
ihg shares. The close was at the top
The bond marlSet failed 30 respond full
to inc late aggresi.Ne strength In the
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Chicago. July 22-Thc UNEXPECTEDLY
large supply Of cattle naturally caused IA
good demand for desirable offerings, prices
were 10 10 loo lower. Native beef cattle.
3. .51ll 80. grass steers. 3. aoti3S -: Western
range sicrrs 3. ljfi3.iO; choice calves, go
"a 50. Hogs declined Sc; light. 8. 35n ; 80
heavy. 2 70a).li: mixed. 3.l0n3.i0. shoep
Lower; common to choice. 75a3. Is.
Westerns 2. ioQS 10; lambs, 2. 75ud.bc Rc-
1900.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY. Juy 22--Cattle-- Receipts
i.Dl, shipme,i;s 2i0O; Texas cows i.sOms'iG.
Iecf steers 3o0d,i,io native cows i,5N,3 Is;
siockers and feeders z 2asi3D bulls i.G5n
nes,ios ieqi5 lower; lights lower: INN,
OF sales 274'scs; hesy SdS,s z; as7oT,s,o psek
ers 2.75a3.0l. m,yec esOra o 10, ltyh,s ATOM
K.coipls iso, shinTcnts 1900. MARKET
y oak a ID slow; lambs sooa625; muttons
llffI %
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.,nGINIa mllIIARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON. VA.
67th Year. State Military, Scientific and
Technical School. Thorough co,lrses Ia
eii,e ertnK. Degrees conferred 81 courses
Grad: v. NJ. T.. and bachelor Hcience; u
Post Grad. Courses. Master Science. ctvQ
Engineer. All sxper.sCs including cloths
INK and incdaniais. provided at rsAe "a
1910 per month. AZ an average Tor ~
four years,, exsl9 YtI.n g eu!sx; 1
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'ioN PRICE CURRENT

,or SSeS,'stIons are revised d,i,v =,
si iSess can be relied u po'y T ana
EI'sle nsrF make ruling in the Houston
;coissaln,s !o. IN lin bosss'' T. M-3 % per per.
!, ,bs!, ;.; 'o''c per dozen ,oxes cas- nsr
|sNIss,SSilIoN-poxdor
' Ere pSwder" s6onn pr 4 k9 H. "5oq
c0S-sSIhyoai.c5 per suck sl.S5ie
IS. ct Srs sllsar, boxed sqsac; in
vt bellies sSals, sal, bcllies e." van sati
be,x, ''''sc' smoked belle" DC &c
ssaI "a q s'fis i. GIgs' s. store; Bag,
sISGS sssi carload lots la = per H. ya ,si
1is <! p! Vio;Aspp ID. $500.
ao, WI Z d. 4Sc ,e'p Iri. ID. per dozen
f' . ID, N.35. "A ia Soc
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. july al.--llog product;
quiet. pork. old ca. new ~ arl rchued
= ifiS IS; box ed meats. dry salt shoulders
rs: sides 5is: bacon. clear rib sides ~.
lanis. choice sugar cured 9's. Flour uuieI .
extra fancy 3.ioN320: lNtcn,s q. 35dis 40.
Corn meal quiet, LEO, Bran dun i,l,ls.
Corn--No. sacked, mixed 81 white 10;
yellow 3i9j5. ol;s-No. , sacked 2istf.5.
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nominully unchanged. No . hard 50: No 3
itniS; No. red 53a5i, No. 3 Is, oats scarce
No. . mixed nominal,y lGil. No. . white
noniinnlly 2in2Gie Rye No 2 mimiraily
21f'a6 Hay II ndv and tnch nged Re
eeipts-Whe.,t 1900 corn ...7cN. oats 1000
SlIpments-W hoat 1000. corn ana oats
none.
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Eczema
All Her Life.

Mr.. n. n. jenkins, Of Lithonia, Ca,
SAYS that his daughter, Ida. inherited .
severe case Of Eczema, which the usual
mercury aud potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year by year che was treated
with various medicines, external appli.
cations and internal remedies, without
result. Her suHcrings were intcnse.
aud her condition grew steadily worse.
All the so-callcd blood remedies did not
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Barb wire quotations are for carload lots,
f. o. h.. houston.
HAIiblD WIRE Ghddcn, galvanized.
s23j per 100 lbs painted wire. $2l0; Wau-
kepan Zoe higher than Gliddcn.
WIRE. NAll.S--Ratc. $50 peg kcg: ai-
vances, 10 10 30 penny, Soc and penny.
Coo. . and PENNY. 1,c. and penny. soc.
3 penny. si21; . penny SLIGO
CUT NAILS--hnte, $40 per key; same
advances as on wire nails.
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LONDON CnNsoIS

London. July % Closing -consols for
money liz zig for the account ll3'e: lar
silver and per ounce: money t,uis per
cent. The rate % discount In tho open
na rlSe; for short bills is 9-l6 and for th,cs
n,onths bills rs pr cont.
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SUGAR.

New York July %. -sugar--strndy.
Now Orleans. July Z.-Suear-tluict:
whites. 3 ii-iGM3 15-l6. ycllows
2 7-isaSa.; seconds. 27-l6a3ss. Molnsscs.
dull: centrifugal. sac.
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pUTTEN AND EGGS.

ChIcago. July 2e -Burer steady. cream
cry iOUi4. dairy lold2. Egss firm: fressi
i0Ti0,s. M ,,
Kansas City, July 2s.--butter and eggs
~. Louis. July 2s-Butter unchanged.
Ecu steady and vnchsngeo.
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New York. July 90 The Evening Posts
London financial cahlogram says; The
or specially English aud American rail-
waya
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HIDES AND WOOI..
HOUSTON MARKET.
COFFEE.

New YORK. July 22,--cofroc- Options
opened steady a. Z ia 10 pants drg ai,r
100 bags.
New, Orleans. July a2-conee-Dull. Rio
l5i1IilG.
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NEW YORK

New York. July - Wheat, spc, dan:
No. hard. G5is; options dull; July, GlH.
Leather and wool gulni.
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Galveston. Texas. July I'm the locS
exchange market. sterling SIXTIES. buying
Ns', se ling $3.50. New York sisht. buy
York dscouni. buying isc discount, soll-
Ing itc premium. American silver. buying
lac discount. selling at par
New York. July - Sterling exchange,
bankers sixties. N.S1'if,i Sc; commercial.
81 S,a; ieichmarks. al4 frames lnulsrr.'
SIXTIES, 1854; commercial. sixles. 5.l1i2
d .la's.
New Orleans. July ~ Stcrhng exchange
commercial sixties. 81 sialfriS7'4 francs.
bankers SIXTIES. 81. less tic. New York
saint. bankers sixties. $40 premium;
commercial. Poe prcmlum
London. July 2---Iiatk rntc, per cent.
street rate q per cent: silver 3ii.d: con
soils, i.l31-
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X. c., 20 OF. cans, $500 per dozen; Prices
IL o.: s5,m per dozen; Royal. Is or. $500
| CANNED FIttlIT-Pcr dozen: Strawb,r.
ries, ~cm$l.0o; pineapples, standard, ST. eO1,
30; eyclcss ami corcless. sies, secoft.s.
~n',c, pears. standard. oocmsl00: Clipper
| iartlcu pears. 9Th. 81 .6ouioh. alb, ;i,i0fi
seconds, Glib. o0cn$l.O o; glib. seconds. 81 Ii
UiSoi IN pie peaches. 7basocc: s.lb PIE
peaches "a i-2c; hlaekbcrries. I5aSoc; Glib
| standard apples. s5cn,tiOO.
tASbl-l'lnin candy, S-Sa6 L.. wrap
ped 1896 7-sc; fancy mixed. In pals
CANNED VEGETABLES Marrovfa,
peas, 81 ~pii.ao; Lima beans Socusieo.
stis beans. 70u75c. corn. 50celSi2j TO-
natoes, lib. 5sq62 lie. seconds. aOn5Sr;
u zoe. "
CALIFORNIA CANNED GooDs-pe
uo1cn FOR LIB cans: Peaches. si.ibri 50.
egg p'uins S;;o@l.s'; apricols. slSosfLAl5,
nears. No'ai6 green cages, .lac,,l 3,
cherries. .sl.gou2.io black cherries, sls,l,
go. backberries. N.6pulT5.
CANNED MEATS - Roast beef. lib.
SW'tl,lo; lib $22eu2.2b; / LII corncd beef.
lo, no@en ). loMl 10: ZIP lunch Tongue. /
dozen, si.i5ulso; 1-ib oxford sausagcs, :
uo@en. 1900; t'rankfust sausage. lib. $3.50;
i-i-lh notted ham. dozen. .5u6oc. i-?-lb
no,tcl ham. dozen. SIPS; IL pound dew
ii'd nam. j dozen J5uGpc; ia-lb dew. led ham,
dozen Si.nog1l0.
tANpi .Esi- Granite Gs ard s. i07is; H.
o. inraiine. assorted coiors. 9s.ulic. Star
-coiFlllg- 10 and cordova. roi tm
" ai ri'm is i! .S ea Ih9iss !slsis Ne
lsonstcd coffee: Apex Nas,s. lco-lb cases,
Nl75; Arpuckle's IL lol-ib cases. s2I.s,
IA ans 's-' S, Ga'e S;s 2io' Mocha and Java
SEE s. sssa Fairy, second roller paicai,
S ssa r SS% y y ye hour r9'. so ff rS
geintckel. sS.iN: Pillsburys lest. $40
snecial rates for shipments to interior
points; Hour IN barrels lac above sacks.
IN nall barrels, lOc above he-rols.
FARlNACEDrs GOODS t.ri,s. hom,nv
and cream meal. In bbls, s9.5ia2'"; pearl
s"cks; Scotch oats. $2,05u2lb Per ease.
FISH Mackcr.l, No. J. in lo.ln klts. S''V
Il2', No. J. half hhls, ,6ooN65o sardines,
American quarters. IN oil. s2.75d2.e5: mus
,aids. s. i5m2.70: salmon. river trout, sx-
ira NO. l. = lb half bbis, siooGi.bo; 10 III
KITS 9Dcusl 90.
H0NEy--In 6o-lb cans extracted. sGn
Size N comb. loalic: l2-lb cans. extract
LARD Refined tierres. compound asa
iiac loaf 47-Sm5c 50 III cans, 'ic higher
than Heroes; io-lb cans sc higher; bib
Use higher; S-lb lc higher.
MoLASSfS-Ccntrif fair lfMl7c'
prime. 23n2jc: choice open kettle T0.-'r
RICE Extra fancy bead. 4uire fancy
Imported rice. 5a.c: choice, 3i.nSa.c: fair,
Si2u3Mc; primo, lS,a2'1c.
KoI'l' Hasis FOR 7-ie. 5s,@a1@c: cotton
ties 1oiemlIc.
SALT Liverpool. coarse. 75nSnc: tine,
cFc louisiana, course 75c. fine. soc; bar
rel, oS-los. s225. Co.'s. $3.50. lop-ss. S2.oo:
7o-4s. 81.
STARCH standard goods: Pearl, IN 10
III boxes. 34c; ROYAL Clos bu'k. use:
nickel. 100 packages. per box s2.65n2 81,
corn starch $4,000 per Ill., ~ ana 40 'b
hONcs
SI'GAR-(Quctat'ons arc for small lots.
Special prices given on carload orders
Standard graduated 5MU5i4c; plantation
5W5,sc: German granuatod. in sacks BE:
cubes JieuI7Ar: powdered 57iW57sc' vol
low clarified. fancy. sc: choice issu45sc.
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state of TrNaa. County of Harris, ~:
l. q. q. DREW. cnshior of the above
named hank do sol"mnly swear ihet tho
above statement 81 iruc 10 the best OF
my knowledge and belief,
a. g. DREW, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
2lHi day of .h'v. 1876
EUGENE. cABETN BLAKE.
Notary Public Harris County. Texas.
CHARLES H. MIfBY.
&. SCiiWARX,
II. PRINCE.
Directors.
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TRADE Nnrl.s

aa ,s'e sIocers have had a good run
,' orders this week.
,m nr We building q going on now ana
hu .ior building maicria, IL lirh,
ps.,, siVer market II irregular. bu;
ago. ''''s hisher IMAM ii
sal Ely were abundant supply today ana
Er we're reported as low as III.
n, r q .oxes, though the average
mil phs and grapes have been In
"a t sr all this wook. pe:ichts con
hilvS y, ~ large quantities. am, mr. are
~ n,, ), eA'ellcn. quality. y "
sless Su ,t, made II further t,r,b,a
k,d ~ uaay. September PORK r. n'.h"d
u,,s,s ana ribs 3 %. These arc ihn
3 s sm Tss0,.ali9ns Cor rico in tine South
A,ssah,se rases fully Nc above WV W"n
spiay 1 sm s,lpI Hes Of dfsnaTieS grad adv :,
yslss pain, dcalors are BEGINNING
LsdtSs n new inqurics For paris 't ,-r.nn
bottom vlurple 10 be- used in de-. 80 ,.o,!
ben v xerms Sales for ihis u ,,,,., o.
Hsh' so far this sf,aa,n
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seem &c rcnchthcd dis
case at all until s.
SIS. was given. when
MI I'm prove m ent
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fav.
orable results, and
now che is cured
sound aud we'll, her
skin ia perfectly
clear and pure and
she has been saved
from what threat.
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BEANS Calforr a, small white 2'4u
9S,c per ID: Bayou. 2's"2ns pink, .iinsl.c:
Lima. iniiac; biack-eyed peas. go.
BuTTER-islue Siar, lie dairy, Inc;
table. l3c fancy Elgin creamery. lSnioc ::
fresh Texas country. sna'c If in good
condition
ErTTERINE-s Solids. lie; prints. &c;
EiTin dairy bricks, lsc.
CABBAGE Missouri s2.0oa2 o..
CHEESE New York fun cream he;
Wisconsin, full cream. l2lac: fancy filled
cheese, adl0c; Sw S. 2sff2D. i,nitatio n
Swiss l7alS brick cheese, '5c; Limhurg
er. he.
EGGs -Toxas In cascs 4n5c. no de-
mand. caudel. SuDc; kansas i3c.
KRAFT NV. s25o per half barrel
ONIONS New Texas stock. 55u6oc Yer
bushcl
PEPPER -Chilc, iia15c PEI. lii.
POTATOES Texas and Arkansas new
G0uG5r per bushel.
PoTLTrN chickens, per Il zen. old
hers s2oo02 %: spring. si.5ooe o.. accori-
ing TO size: turkey hens 81 Ona5.5u; turkey
gohblnrs s6OonS.io; ducks 81 75I35c; geese
81 b0ni,W.
TOMATOES lcn2oc' per peck boxes.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Galveston. july 20.
ON SHIpBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipboard no; cleared at Gal
weston today
Bales
FOR Mallory line OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,iW
LIS year oNl
GALVESTON STATEMENT.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington. July Y.The gold reserve
today stood at $50, COZ, Nj. there having
been wtshdrawn sl5s.so in coin and $500
I'm bars
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ST. Louis. July - Ca,ilc-Rosoin.s
dressed s.rf and hutcheis steers. : $40
40; Texas cattle slow. 2a5p2 - for grass
ers to fed steers. cows. ibnc Is Hogs
Receipts, lLalo; shlpmcnis, 1900, inarhc, 10
lower; light. >i.2onS ~, mixed. g. i0fis 10
heavy, S.l5aS.35. sheep Receipts. S,N
shipments. 500: market a,ndy. nativ -.
9HS.50: Texans. '5liS a. lambs. .. 50fl
5.75.
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Value. b nd: . Sellers
STOCKS AT LEADING MARKETS..

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following arc The closing quotations
Tor cotton on the spot today ~ the lend
INK markets, together with closing OF mid
dlinH yesterday with today's sales:
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STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BEER schlnz. quarts. $3.50 per bhl
pints Sii.Oo per bbl. Dixie Pale. quarts
.uV. rints. $3.50; Magnolia Pale. quarts
$500. pints. $3.50
WIIISk Y--l'rr Gallon; Finished goods
on hgh wine basis. 81 %, straight Bourbon
aud rye. according to Hgc aud quaity
81 751s.OG. blended, sl75GS.D.
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Iipans TabuIcs arc sold by druggists Of
cent to tho Kipans Tabuies Company.
No. ~ Spruce street, New York. eslapjl
vial 10 cents. For salo by A. ". kiesltnR,
druggist, 502 Main street.
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CHICAGO.

Ch3.ce cattle and calves in demand, The
market overslockod with sheep.
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ened to blight her life forever.
S.S.S. (ena,.ntred purely cegetdble)
cures Eczema. Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu.
matsm, or any other blood trouble.
II is real blood remedy and always
cures even after all else falls.
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LEMONS HANr ADVANCED

ne local dealers have az yet made no
|se In quotations on lemons, it is quite
ADh that an advance of 2Jnjoc per
WI he mede next week. Tins viii he
~ inc higher prices row prevailing at
'fuhy lolnis, and tho increasnl in
uso'Rhout the conu,ry. \ we'd, nS;n
II,iuph market was N u lemuraliX.J
Ie9'l, The supply boing heavy and he
~ comparatively light a large ui..n-
.u,, recent careoes arrived IN very
''Hh'ion. and solo fer little or moth
n, s,mtal Impression is that for "A time.
'', |, emois are going to he a much
owVIsfty than they have bern. In
" .nls weeks advances, however.
ar sun SOC TO 15r per box lowe.
AZ u'ls date year ago.
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THE Wool MARKET.

y WOOL market Is exceedingly duh anc
E.ve. Little or no inquiry Of any me-
i Is reported from manufacturers, and
inquiry Is only fol immediate wants.
(ts are very low and decidedly weak
There Is no,i Ing in thl situation to
/ encouragement, according to tln
len Journal OF Commerce. The ati-
AGAINST any tarin changes IN Tue
! duiy Is booked upcn as likely TO pro-
any help from that direc; on as IL
'hrsiy teli that. even With i.puh-
/ presidential success. a higher duty
VOL can lnl h. PASSED through the
Pm. There has hem no betisr demand
foods, and in face If thu. weak finan
situation and the smaller numb + of
running, very nw ntn me buying
or mqmraE for H. ana trad, il
pore very dull ana valnes lowct.
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COTTON.

HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
ms Dav io,hny Last Yenr
Gross Receipts i", -
Net rrrrpts. .+...--. ~
cross shipments. lnpl -
stock ..........+s..#. 1,SUl IiJO l,VU-