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The morning times., 1897-02-27
Copyright, 1897, by Edwin W. Pugh. }
SYNOPSIS.

The story has been told to the author by
Jacob Bern. or Fam, who worked as serv-
ing man for Hannah Wray, in her youth.
Hannah comes to the little town of Market
Wander, in Western England, from Lon
don, and establishes herself at a house on
the outskirtsofthe place. She does not asso-
ciate with the residents, and little is known
of her, although it S taken for eTantedthat
she had been married She eNctes curiosity
by her daily rides on horseback, but this
wears away. Ii is observed that she usually
rides in the vicinity of the Jail, where con
victs are at work in the field One day a
dense fog settles on the country. Hannah
Way hears the sound of a gun in the direc-
ton OF the jail. She sets lighted candies
IN her window. She is shortly afterward
visited by sergeant and guards, who in
quirc whether she has seen an escaped con
vict. They leave and she hears tap at the
window She sees the face of a man who
calls her by name. She opens the door.
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Suit to Reinforce Creditors, Liens

The firms of Albright & Baker, John
P Agnew & Co, and Lyman & Read be
gan suit in equity yesterda Y against nomas
NJ Draney; Draney's Portland Stables,
and a dozen other defednants, to enforce
three Judgment creditors bills, aggregat-
ing $3,1SG.. a receiver is asked for to
take charge of the stables Immediately.
and MIR. Draney and SaIome H. Draney
are requested to make disclosures regard
ing sales of their property Oh NJ street.
The till filed recites that the conveyances
were made to Walter R. Hensey, and that
they were fraudulently intended against
the creditors.
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liciously The sergeant strobe forward
with startled face, gaspng:
What is this?"
Hannah Wray doffedher cap to him.
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SIashed With q Knife.

During an alteration between Robert
Coleman and Moses Redman, both colored,
Thursday night, at Twenty first and
streets northwest, Coleman was slashed
twice with a sharp knife in the hands of
his adversary. The injured man was
removed to the hospital, while Redman
was locked up at No. 3. station by Police
man QualIs In the police court yesterday
Redman was committed for trial.
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PART II.

as it john" she faitcred.
He said: Yes and she drew him into
the room ana closed the door.
Bolt it, h e said
She struggled with the heavy fastenings,
and he went to her aid. Their hands
touched. He looked at her
Hannah, poor giri,'' he whispered.
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So this true story ends. And L would
that all true stories ended as happily.
The outwitted sergeant rode back to
Tigbury, leaving Hannah Wray to go
cIee. Il honor you, ma'am, too much
to lay my dirty hands upon you," lie
said gallantly at parting. His honest
admiration of her exploit. and his fear
of the ridicule~ that must cover him if
it became public, impelled him TO silence
for his own sake. But Jacob Bern, +
Barn, had gone chuckling to THE Home
Tap and published the sergeant's dis
comfiture already. A round chorus of
rustic chaff assailed him. He learned
also the details of the pretty plot
While Hannah Wray rode out in sight of
the soldiers to decoy them away, her hus-
band, divested of his chains ndhideous con-
vict garb, had escaped across country under
cover of the darkness. AT the nearest town
he took horse, and by midnight was at the
town of ST. Boze, where ship lay in
readiness to take him to America. His
wife would folio him, no doubt.
Jacob, of the alternative name, confesses
that, though his esteem for Hannah Wray
was very great, he would like to be sure,
ere he dies, that her husband was truly in
nocent; but this has never been established.
The happy upshot Of the affair. however,
the providental arrangement Of circum-
stances which brought the wifo's young
hopes to sweet fruition, impels jacob to
the belief that John Wray was indeed a
greatly injured man.
And there the matter rests.
The End.
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Celeste by Anthony Hope, will begin
next Monday.
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kopp,s Case Set for Tuesday

The case of Henry Kopp, the young man
who is held on the charge of violating the
health ordinance, and who is also sus-
pected of infanticide, has been set for next
Tuesday
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s,,ip Eruntions CuTed for 35c

Skin Eruptions CURED for 35c..-
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, Barber S
Itch. all itching and burning skin diseases
vanish when DR.. Agnew's Ointment is
used 1t relievesin a day and cures quickly.
No case OF Piles which an application will
not comfort in few minutes. Tryit. 80
cents.
Sold by F S. Williams & Co, 9th and
F sts., and Edmonds 6 Williams, Sd st.
and Pa. ave.
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From a Popular Druggist.
HENRY EVANS.

Experience of al Distinguished Ply
stcian, a Graduate of jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, III
1853, ard AN .x-President and Pres
tnt Member of the Delaware State
Medical Society.
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COFFEE.

New York. June i-conee--opAoha
opened steady. unchanged to points adj
vance. hut easc1 off following disippoimt.-
ing Europeaa aGviors and heavier reecp''
at RIO and sa,dos, steadied IN the nftef'
noon on light COVERING. uadi7s local. u
closed steady. moi unchanged to, 10 po,in,s
advance; soles $50 bags. lncludlng d w
: 9diJT Is September 1891 90; spot ~
dnll. No T. invoice ~ jobDtng ~, s sur,
s0G bars Maracoibo, basis liNs' Iwp pas''
Central American, private terms, II, ord,
New orleans June ll.-Coiiee--i'lo' VI
ra,.v 10 low fair. i0'anl2H ,a
santos ,,unc li.-Coffee STEADY goou
average santos $50 res per 10 k''s' 'F-
ceR hmb S@r Jun junc ii-conee unchanged;
aa P,o 70 l y9 14-conee firm; No. Bio $50
,o,s Nor 10 kllos. exehang, iS'ioee, 80
re- i,.ts 7ol0. cleared for the unitei Sl4iNes
e eo6b. for Europe 1909; stock 2os'oo o,,.a
o's %,.,y W. YORK. Juna liroial warenSouassve
de inv from the unt;ei STATE VIZ YT
snnve,in,,ing g5gI from New YORK New si orh
INV today iib7g7. United States do AM
s,g9 sss atoat for the lnttea Stales az s5a
ns e' visible for the unitgd sia de 81 ss5
az iII ~ jurr i4.-Cotfee closed steH'S'
y y ylmxiisf decline sales 5000.
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FRUITs AND Nuts

APpl.ES-TeXas. o2ia935, per neck,
BANANAS Per bunch. packer for ship
mont. $L25Ql.50, Loose punches IJeG$l25.
Si00nl25 per 2i-quart craze.
CANTALouPES- l,00ul.95 l,ec dozen
observation-disclosures, sl.5oal,75 per
l0-lb box.
CocoANUTs- $3.50 per 100; $500 per
1000
I.EMoNs-Messina and Palermo CHOICE,
S2.75GS00. fancy. s3.25U3.5o.
NUTS-Ira2ll, 9Nloc uer III; filberts Sic
lily, lie, Naples, l2lsc. walnuts. ilalSc.
peanuts, 515iac; almonds, 1riragona l2Ip
l3e POI. III, Y sacks peeaus. 7iedAlae.
ORANGES-CaliIornie seedlings. S2.75
Nao0 per box.
PLuMS- 75ltS5c per 9i-qUnrt crate. $50
40c per'pecli goose plums, $100al.25 ner
cra'o 5o1'foe ter peck.
rEACli&S-44rp1D c per peck box, four
basket crates 75cit$l,e 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per 81
quart crates.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
STAPLE GROCERIES,.

fh.n. 'f't INV
ae,r GU quotations are revised daily and
trrss sreeIhtss can be relied unon. The
,sslssaIlsee ines un9se ruling in the Houston
rSss; rn GSyR1aEsAssII-piamoud. SAP per
aIis Si, eo'dsa, 5aSi6oc per dozen boxes
vi srsa 10 tin. Der dozen. Sl.oD: castor
4, c oorease, 10, per dozen. in tins: castor
ANSMift.HNs iTTTIal s2lse psr dozen, ,,oo.
M sa' peWder, sl.6j per keg: drop shot.
A scso5s; H. buck, sl,55. ,,~,,.,,,.
h x,cts snort clear. boxed. Ghl6Lc'
1885, gci New York salt bellies
iaokeS Western salt bellies. 57sc;
kgsse "'iles, 7a7isc; breakfast bacon
3 IJHl aHMsn AND TIEs-Carload lots. (,
h exc. .s'on or Calves ton: Bagging. 2
Ia, ~. - ID, 64c, az ID. Use. Ties. Ar
,are ' Is Delta, Sc. In small lots from
%buhdie NE ne per yard higher. ties, be
W. rora;SS-Granite 6s and rs, gl7lsc:
var candias assorted coiors. 9Sapilc'
II; prime r ~ and Cordova; Fair. 1o@p
gssglic. na i<,sulSc; choice. lis4G,l5c: fancy
--ee4nerry. lSul9c. Roasted coffee:
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S,ar and Crescent, loo N o. ,,.s..
'I III 1i ssi5oo; Arbuekle's Arlosa sls "a
son t'il h--Carload lots; Tidal w ,vs. q. 50,
Nvu,,b ~ second roller patent. "a 81 Sea
81 In. 80 , ezra roller fancy, $40; Sea Pearl
special n,, ouf' N.lc; Pampernickel. A.m,
points; Hour in o Ia ssrnipmSnis 10 interior
1" n ~ barrels, SOC above. bar%tis s"VNs
AVA -, ~ AoEouS GCOpS-Grits bor,l,r
mea, Ir ,' ~ meal, In bbls. $40. uoarl
four So ~ ~ SUCKS. d75ifi.W per bill Of
FISHHSi, scotch oats, s2,a5.
dl nege i'V; No l. half bbls, sScosso, s snr.
,n,,s, ,s,.",Itcan quarters In All sS nl6,S *
miu9stsrds, ,s2,5eq2'fj. III Oh F''VVaS'-o'
ss, ,1iSsMs--s'andard. loaioM; picnic hans.
In HoNEY-in 60 Id cans. extracted sa,c.
s e comb aaioc. in L is cans a" eS xii Ste
a., LlARp-Reqned tierces eompo,ra n.a
tte;n i ,sa 7-ss: 80 ID cans. &c hlrher
cans ~ t,ef,S '; 10 lb cans nc higher: Ii
MOLAsSES.- Cen,rift,ue9l Nv h,Eheri; la,s,.
,niiCE nENira fancy head. 5,s,tss,c
55 W. ''au5e; fair axe; fancy imported
,RRopE-Basls for 7.ls, sis,l sc. ma.
MIA eac; cotton. iOc si'' 'e' ma
sac: 81 a,n,IilL;rNerpool coarse. 75disoc. ere.
"a. LOUISIANA. coarse 71r. Ara, 81, ha,
fo.SSs sSS'lfs' ~ 20: Go-5s $3.50. iOo-Ss s. 80.
:, STARCH STANDARD goods, pe,r, is a
~ boxes S%c: Royal Giess b b1iI n :,
Nickel 100 packages Nor box s. H. corr
s ~. 1s'agc Der ID. 20 and 40 III boxes.
srootaI "a, quotations are for small lots:
si puvdiat prices given on carload orders
io iiGg'1 ln hrnnIlated Dc; German eroW-
choice 5-lGc. wv
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dy were ""' 10
~, lsSas eggs are scarce and prices are
MI JSass apprs received from Arkansas
w ior express charges.
III salornia cherries arrived In good con-
MI MI eiis morning and brough: better
~, usese and turkeys are hard ,c sell nt
III g'me' Young chickens are in far "a
.oa al quotations.
~ ,as cattle market is in excellent conii-
w ~ every part of the StNte. and .'hip-
Beats. "h i'0"cS OH t"c'' S'''-''7''
y, ,sa ceiling that the chances for tan1
Il, ~ n ate less ENCOURAGING has cads- l a
is,s M tasc from the higher prices named
"a H., iexas oats are being offered at i1i
NM ". local dealers contend tnat these
isn,,at are entirely too high and prc!4ct
''a'p Decline In another week or 80.
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Cntion points.

The Financial Chronicle now estimahs
he is96,n crop at 100000 bales.
Reports from the Atlantic states indi-
cate that the acreage deyoin1 70 S.a
island 'otton has been reduced " TO 10
per cent.
~ mis- time iast YEAR, July cotton In
New Orieans wa. ceiling as points below
inc price OF the same nonth ~ New
York. Today ,l,- New Orleans price Is i
poin, above New York.
RE worlds visible supply OF American
ootion is I.Sr2,ppD bales, against lpItoD
same time last year Stocks IN America.
ineludinI port and interior. have bpeH
reoJcel to 2ij,Do
rtrvan Heard who VIII have charge OF
,t.a NeFndGers' cotton business AZ fi0lis-
ion III. corning season, is ia the city, Tine
so,ithwA,,t TaHas headquarters VIII be
established here early IN july.
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OF about u sNch. Provisions closed loI
l7ls higher.
Wholt opened strong and exhibited an
amount OF buoyancy that surprised even
the bulls themselves Very hiyh temper
ature was reportei to have prevailed
ihroughout tho Northwest YESTERDAY and
as tho present Is considered q very criU-
cal period for the crop. felts OF drouth
damage wore prevalent among shorts
The nsil cause for the opening strength
however. and for the sharp advance winch
subsequently followed was private CA
Diagrams on condition OF the Danub an
aNd Indian crops. A London cahlegiam
10 NSSsident Baker contained the stare
ment that the damage to crops IN the
llanuhian country wus not fully anprc-
ciated and esstimMtcd the shortage al AT
least 70 per cent. The Central India of.
ficial report made the crop 80 per cent
below tho average
July opcncd at 10 against SATURDAYS
closing price of 6SSaGisS7s but very ilttls
could be obtained untn buyers had adj
Naneci their bids 10 6HS4 and ct rose TO
10 before tho excitement subsidized for
awhile In this furry shorts were acti,c
buyers. one peculiar feature was tho
lack Of outside trading. the market, IN
fact. being almost entirely a local one,
Liverpool was unaffected at the opening
by saturdays s,scngth, beng quiet and
without change, and Huris at n DECLINE
with hou weather both In England aud
France,
Tho quantity OF wheat end flour or
ocean passage decreased l2a00pp. For
the week shipments from AL exporting
countries TO Europe wetN dSe2, 600 bushels
comfNrcd with $4,000 bushels the cor
responding week OF last yoar. Then the
visible decrease WIS l.7ii 900 against a
dcc~case of t6l.ooo bushels the year be-
fore.
Chicago receipts were three cars. Min
rcanolis and Duluth reported n total OF
.9J cars. compared with 2a9 last week aud
nc on the corresponding day of The wear
hefosc.
After ;ha market HAD reached 10 for
July. holders were more willing TO let 10
and realizing sales caused grlduyli re-
action to G19s, Then tha market turned
strong again outside markets were all
exhibiting strength. notably 81. Louis.
offerings ceased suddenly anu half an
hour before the close July had advanced
but prices were well maintained, july
selling AT 70ie at the close.
Corn was aNtiVs and strong helped by
The advance IN Wheat and drouth pow-
from the Wcat. The increased trade waS
also a fnctor. The hot weather caused
sheets 10 cover freely and prices. after a
monetary hesitation at the OPENING I'D
vanced steadily,
oats were quiet and developed no fea-
tures of Interest, The strength was part
ly through sympathy with wheat and corn
ana partly on tho hot wtathvr and little
rain. The visible supply Increased S2i 600
hushels and local stocks Increased ia 0C0.
pectedly large hog receipts, PEEK and
RIBS suffered. Rallied later on buying by
CudAhy and 81 bctter general feeling
caused by the advance in grain.
Estimated rccaiptS TUES ny~WheIt, lf
cars; corn. $40 cars: oats, 400 cars: hogs.
9o.Ma head
Cash quotations were AZ follows;
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WHEAT ADVANCED 15c.
THE FOREIGN AND WESTERN NEWS
WAS HuLLIsH.
Corn aud OATS Also scored Advances
and Provisions Were t0Gl5 L..
Cents Higher.

Chicago. June B.-Ail grain and pro-
visions noel eis were strong today OF a
rather limited business. Nhea; was az
feoted by foreiga crop reports OF bull
ish character and dry weather West, the
market closing at i%gi7s advance. Corn
and oats followed wheat. scoring advances
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,,prs, rALLow AND nEEswAx


rho hest salye in the world for cuts.
Inv sores. ulcers. salt rheum. lever
prnise ,etter. ehapped hands. chilblalt,s,
soIvs' md ali skin eruptions, and posil'Vely
eolns' r Sis or no pay required. II Is guar
su,eed 10 give perfect satisfaction OF ~ mon als
a aa,neSed' price % cents per box. for s4's
Inv George W. Heyer
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New York, Juno II Hubbard reos. e
Co's COTTON lctter says; Rains have again
fallen in Texas, whence we have recently
received good crop adylcas. Traders feel
bclrlslh. believing that tho government re-
mort tomorrow VIII show decided im-
proyement for the week Liverpool orders
for continental account have been ne
ceiyed here todlY.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. Juno ls.-Iiog products
nuiet pork. old IS; lard. refined tierees
8 5-S boxed meats. dry salt shoulders ~
as, sides 4 6-s, bacon, c'.ar rib sidas S-s
Flour quiet; extra fancy. 20n4 80; pat
Bran quiet. 59f52A, Hay lower; prime
Il 0oaI3. %: choics. i5.O0al5.jo Corn quiet
No. 2 sacked. mixed 32433; yellow 1;
white 49, Oats steady; No 2. 2iisa25 Rice
steady z 3-sltpa
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Now York, juno H,Wheat- Receipts
eiS. 100: experts 5of5f bushels: spot firm;
or,tions opened firm and advanced on
nervous covering, prompted hy small
worlds shipments and good decreases on
passage and In visible supply, eiseh off
undcr realizing, but recovered sharply on
liS advance Sales included No red
June n. September 70Wliik closed 7lM Pig
iron steady. Copper steaGy, Tin firmcr.
Plates firm. easy. Spolter firmer. Lead
ftruHr.
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New York June il.-Monay on call easy
at l0lh pci cer'l: last loan /. closed at 4,
prime mercantile paper 3ni per ccni ster-
i:nt eNchAilec duh and iirm. with business
In bankers' bills ut 4S7 for demand ana
i.s5Ani.HJ Tor Gu lays. posted rates i.sGitW
tSI and l.6S; comnlcrciAl bills 4.S3E; sill
yer certificates aolougo ~; bar silver ~ ~.
1g5.
dull: railroad bonds strong.
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Chicago. June n Butter steady; cream.
cry Iimii3s; DAIRY Mil2. Cheese dull 7ls
qs BFgs steady. fresh sA.
New York juno IA. Isegs-Reeelpts ~
700 market quiet; State and Pennsyl-
vanin iiizGi2; Western ln,ksrii,
Kansas City. June l4,--i',ltter stcady:
oream4,v iDIlGil2iS: dairy enl0.
ST. Louis June ii.--Butter slow; cream
cry iigi5l; dairy Cal2. Eggs lower. tx.
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SUGAR.

vew orleans. june A. susar-onie' and
-,a,Jy. open kettle 2haa'k; eentrlleg 'a
9,,nuiated S7sN4; whla : iS-is ~ So. 49,
,t'ellow sasaSb. seeonls @9Sh- Mo'"sse'
straas york Junn --Sugar-Row strong
ppfinrd finn.
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No. hard TO- No. spring 70fi7OlA: No 2
red 81. Corn about steady. offerings
slight; NO. mixed soa1h, Oats fairly
J,ye stcady; No. % Hay steady nni
unchanged RecelptS-Wfea 1909; corn
Il 500: outs 1000. snipmertS-WheatO 0Jo:
corn 2i1J1. oats 800.
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Rice and Tea.

connecting reports have been made con-
uans the duty ON rice. The facts are.
... ana uncleaned rice are left by The
s ,Sa.e committee the same as in the
~.se odI Rice flour and rce meal ans
Nand, Paddy is unc6angt.i. Inc
uuly mas not been formally considered
y tat senate finance committee, but II
M.dcsei That 1t viii be abandoned.
49, ~ market is weaker as conse-
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and feeder trade was fairly active, with
tnc uemand largely for good 10 choice
Feeders az i.ooifs,lo, Calves We're gencnsl.
~ weaker. With 4 fair. supply. rsNas tat
,le were nlen,iful and slightly lower. lie
rcnu of lin, pound uteurs selling al .,GiM, u
Vho trade in hogs showed tho usual ami.
nation and tho supply was well taken.
iriceS were. about 2'sc higher with ss.lea
extreme rargc OF S.isQfS.5S for hogs and
a,opfS.o 90 for pigs.
In sheep. "a liberal run caused a weaker
iceung ana latrbs were extremely dull,
MIN very little done zip 20 a late holir.
Sheep were slow at 2.hui,sc, bulk h 0llp
a.sH, with numerous solos ut s.0otsj.25
Texas FiWeD sold freely at 3.0ue,A,O
lamhs bringing +0NdiS.6A.
-, Receip,s--Cattlo l,to0, hogs a6ttp, sheep
iS,OnN
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there are nov about ll0,0O0 boxes OF
EsIy lemons in Ne% York awaiting sale.
\ l0i one-half OF this quantity will be
saed at auction this week. The guam
( ,y afoat is abon' up to tire average, but
lk shipments are expected to be not
pss thar half of those Tor that month
NJ year, owing 10 the proposed increase
shs tariff
( l&al dealers have not get been able to
AgFe higher prices on their stocks,
asIsh the hot weather has caused an in
aasd demand. The supply in the state
alrown 10 be small. but dealers do not
atr anxious TO anticipate their meeNjs,
hni,ief what may be the prospect for
i itaa 0liota tons.
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lew Rates on Cunncd Cool..

MSunset route has made consider
Eaauc,ion in freight rates from New
ia 10 Galveston and Houston via tle
lafsan line. taking effect today. on eau.
10 tsh. except sardines. and on canned
Nn''s AMI vegetables. mixed or streieht,
she new rate Is Soc to Galveston and 5sc
V Houston. On candles and starch the
atw rates are "a 10 the FIRST and SOC to
ae second namel point. Straight carloads
= lice will be carried at zoe to Calves
10 and Sc to Houston.
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Barbed wire quotations are Tor carload
lots f. .. b. Houston, Nails are quoted IN
small lots; ~
100 MS. panied wire. S2.05: Waukeg.ln. DC
higher than Glidden.
Wire NAII-s-Rate, 500 per keg; adj
vunces. 1Gl. I'D and lGd. 5c sd and "a, l0c
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LnNDON CONsOLs.

London, June li.-Consols for money
ii9a4 FOR the account III 7-S, Mexican o.
binary 20: Mexican Contra! new fours
7si5; bar silver steady. 2Ti2d per ounce.
Money u rnr cent: rate of discout IN the
oron market for short and three months
hills I.-lGUl per cent,
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pAINTs ANp OILs.

oITr-Linsced, In bills raw, SIC: boiled.
&c; water white. 10 test, in bhls. 1ic in
cases, Sits; prime white. lo0 est, in bbls
l2c; IN cases, Sll5, hrlian; oil. 81 50. IN
hbls, BE; stove gasoline. IN cases $3.50: in
ibis, lie. E.upion Oil IN bbls, he. in cases
SEQ; castor oil. medical pure. sLio: tur-
puutine. In hbls. 3ic.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure. fhGGiyc:
standard White. lead i'ae; painters 2c.
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes so and -
to ~ and . per cent tiscount. new list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
port OF Galveston. June II.


VESSELS IN PORT.
81 Explorer rHr co.
- Guy Colin. lrowlor < McNitie.
SIS Flurld.an Savers n SON
"a Cnnchn. L. N. sawyer y co,
IS Pensacola, Fowler & McNltie.
GALVESTON STATEMENT
Me- rccolpts Of cotton At Galveston to-
day. Sc bales. this season, .sis,2 sauie
iino last hpNrbu ~. ~, gross iecpiptp
this aoasoa. l.3ss.oil sum. time lQsi sea-
son, a4G.7Sl. total exports this season.
I. 4& D.1 sainc time hast season psh.Sal.
totli stock hia day. ll,c%i; this day last
ssclisuu. 12oio.
on sIupROARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on sh.phoard. rot cleared. at
Galveston. today. Bales,
FOR Liverpool ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.00n
lanr Hamburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,o63
Fpr Now YORK ..,...s..,............. III
Tolai -..-.,s. ..'st.'.'.'.'.......'.s..'. a,sst
Same 1nN last yN.Ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GNj
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

APPLES-Faney sliced in boxes 4a
nc fancy evaporated. in bulk. 5iac 49,
IL cartons. &C..
CURRAN-rS--1n bbls. &c: cleaned cur
rams In boxes. &c; in III cartons IT'S.
NEC"TA Rim ES--l;vapora ted, 7VSc.
PEACH ilS-Evaporated. unpeeed TH4
Sc.
PEARS Exaggerated. 6laa7c.
RAISTNS-California l.. l., boxes. 81 65G
10. /. box l.. l., r4isins, G1c; 2-crown /"
M raisins 80 10 boxes. DC; 3-crown l.. A..
FRi'NEs- Crop of 1896: California
prunes. 90 lo0s, 5a5Ac; S0-9os. jai@Jc; lO-s0s
tAQ6iac. GO-70s. 7c; 51-60s sc. i0-j0s. 9u sill
yer prunes, sac; ruby prunes. Sic.