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NOTICE.-The undersigned is DESTROYS OF
closing up his accounts either in cash ,r by
notes, for all bills that are now due or over due
this month. All contracts, and agreements,
however, will be carried out | shall place all
over due accounts in the hands Of proper
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Exceedingly Large Nuggets.

One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly
That's what you want! C. IL. Hagenbuch.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
sCHLEy'S TARGET PRACTICE AT
SANTIAGO WELL RECEIVED.
Prices bounded Upward Mt the OPEN
Ing, but Later There Was Much
Realizing for Profit Taking.

New York. June t.--Wall street today inter
prefer Commodore Schley q engagement at
Santiago as success Tor the United States
iorces. Even the rather mcager details OF tho
ana'r and the counter claims coming through
Spanish sources did not greatly disturb the
cor Teton II Is not entirely sentimental
result that prices OF stocks should rise upon
neHs OF naval victory. for dealers In stocks
take the practical view that IL insures the
carly termination Of the war aud consequent
iNNil OF commerce ana Industry. Prices
houndeI Upward at the opening and a furio Is
cttNiy developed, together with buUyant
t1he, The buying demand pclmeatng pretty
much the whole list
But 1t mist be remembered that there has
leeh quite IA large Nolunc OF buying recently
~ antvipatlon OF naval victory. There has
also teen remarkable advance In Rock
Island Carrying v 18th II group vi allied
stocks, In anticipation of todny's action at the
annual meeting with regard to the dividend.
rats meant. according to invariable rule,
lafSe selling to take proil:s on the cuimlnation
of the event
There was. in fact. enormous profit taking
orrihs the day, which was most marked In
fuck Island and People Gas. The placing
OF hoGh Island on per cent dividend basis
auu the distribution OF 10 per cent stock
dividend was even better than many of Tho
rnh'oI5 on the subject had lorecnsted But
inns nc not save 1t from the inevitable re-
action on realizing
there was very pronounced undertope of
strength all through the list and 1t was suffi-
Slent to sustain fairly wen the profit taking
IN the stocks which has recently taken place
mlu Mhich IN their turn sustained the list
INC days net changes are much mixed, MANY
intotthht stocks showing losses. and the ex-
uyhe advances In others being very much
reduce by declines In sympathy with the
weakness of special stocks
l'ouoon was buyer In the New York mar
~ anu there was large commission house
derJGnG. '0"''
lrere were very large individual transae-
tlohs ~ bends, and prices advanced through
q, 20. o cp extensive active list. total sales
lo9rs registered advanced II per cent, and tho
oid tours coupons, new tours and hyes. u in
M ~ pIu prices. There were sales of the new
last safe " 70 WV Tue
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GRAIN And pRoyIsI.
A Slump Of Twelve Cents a Bushe
in Cash wheat.
ALL THE NEWS fAVORED.TIlE BEARS
Crop Prospects Arc Excellent and
New Texas wheat Is ArrivIng-A
Decline In Hog Products.

Chicago. June I.--Thc prospects for the
growing crop, the movement OF new wheat
from Texas. the low cablcs-al caused a
sharp decline In the wheat pit today. July
closed with net loss OF 5Aa6c, September
2sse. Corn is ssc and oats sc lower. Pork 10
down S2Ac. lard l0gi2iac, and ribs loo.
! There was no definite reason for a show of
strength In wheat that was displayed at the
opening But scalpers seemed 10 regard u
| reaction as due after the severe slump OF yes
| telday ana TOR while there was a moderate
| demand on this theory. The news OF ne gay
| proved so intensely oearsh, however, ina.
! buyers drcw out demand for checKcd hoiu-
ers OF wheat and began to press IL for sale.
| The bears became aggressive sellers aud It
was not long before there was a general
decentralization. July, which closed yest,r-
day at 91lsc. broke at 92c anu September
from SlAc to i9tsc.
The weather for the home crop could have
hardly been better and stocks ABROAD are in
creaslng, But perhaps the most depressing
news came from st. Louis when wired that
new Wheat was coming IN there freely from
Texas, where the harvesting ana tDresnilg
was being pushed vigorously. Liverpool ca
bles we're .hd lower.
Chicago received eghty-seven cars against
~ cnty one the year before. Minneapolis
ana Duluth received 1913 cars against 20j the
corresponding day In 1887. the clearanoes
from Gonboard cities amounted tc the enor-
nous aggregate Ut 100000 bushels
Win May out Of the way June became the
regulator OF cash prices II opened at 81 Is
aud closcd at sl0S against sl.20 yesterday.
Tho market became extremely weak near the
close, Liverpool cables apparently being the
chief factor. July opened lsc higher. az ysa
gSlIc sold at 97igc up to 9sl4c agau fell to
9lAc rallied TO Doc. then weakened to size.
September began lsWlhc better at S1h6c
MIG, declined to fs5sc then up to 79c aud
back TO 1SW7s9tc al the close
tniaYufabie crop news strengthened corn at
the start The absence Of shipping demand
and the closing weakness In wheat under
mined the faith OF the bulls aud created
weak feeling and the early advance was lost
July opened va We higher at 3.H7sc. eas,d
on to 33'sc, sold up 10 JiAc ana down to 3}c
bid at the close
later. feature was buyers Of July against
higher. IAuAAc, sold up 10 2i1sc. thtn
weakened to 2ika2iNc, the closing figures
All tho strength shown by provisions was
at the opening. Later there vas n selling
movement brought about, probably In sym
pathy with the weakness In wheat, and n
mnrkcd decline resulted July pork opened be
higher nt 81 IS, sold up to sll.69, fell to
81 .l7ia, the Inst It's resting price. July lard
2ikc better Mt the start, at Sc from that
figure II fell and closed at 81 1905 l2ts July
ribs opened 2lsc higher at 81 90. gold down TO
81 so and strengthened to SIS S2is Mt the close
Estimated receipts tomortoy Wheat 49,
corn S15, oats go cars and hogs 5S, 0o1 head.
Tho leading futures ranged ss IoIiows.
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nouston spot 0uotntions.
New Orleans spu


New York spots.
The New York spot market closed very dull
and unchanged
ouod otd.naf, . a-lG Good mlddllus 6 1916
low nidhlns I3-lJlMiddhns fa,r. o l5-l6
Middlinx ........ 8-l6i-ales I'D. ...... 5000
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Posts Cnbiegrnm,

New York. June Tho Evening POST
London financial cablegram says: More 40
tivity was observed In the stock markets her.
today. Speculative interest is reviying AMI
the market for Americans and Grand Trunk,
especially is widening. Numerous broken
nave deserted the Karfir market tor Amer.
cans. Americans were bought largely her,
and by New York.
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in The COTTON MARKETS.
Spectators Do Not Seem to d
Taking Interest.
SMALL DECLINES IN DELIVERIES
Liverpool Spots Lower md sales
Light-Amcricnn Spots Unchanged.
Port Receipts Rather Heavy.
Office of The Post.
Houston, wednesday. June /.

Houston. Wednesday. June l.
Apathy is apparent In the cotton markets.
both in the way of spots and futures. At
Liverpool spots declined 1-32d with sales Of
only 5000 bales
For several days past receipts at ports have
been rather heavy, ceeding those for the
corresponding days in the big crop year
Today's port movement was 634s agains,
205a last year and 2o27 in 1895
There was no change in any Of tho Amort
can spot markets and sales were light.
Liverpool futures close. lIs-Gid down. New
Orleans to and New York 5 to G points
lower.
a correspondent writing from st. Louis
says: Conditions surrounding crop IN the
Southwest are fairly favorable. Some re-
planting was necessary in overlooked dis
trie's. In some districts recedlng water would
not permit of repantIng cotton, and corn will
be planted Instead 1t is believed that with
very healthy conditions of trade in other
lines than cotton, manufacturers in this coun-
try and ether lines Of business must certainly
have helping influence on the price of cot
ton even though the outlook for another crop
should be promising. Should tho contrary bo
the case and a crop scare of even moderate
dimensions develop during the season, we arc
likely to have runaway market"
The State report of South Carolina saws
that the cotton has stopped dying, except IN
few sections, and 1t shows Improvement
during the week in color, stand and growth
although IN the last report the plant is not
up to the usual size In this season. Stands
also, are generally below an average with
however exceptionally even and full stands
In many localtlos The late planted and re.
planted cotton is coming IN slowly. owing
to lack Of moisture and crusted soil. parti-
cularly on red lands and stiff heavy soils
few reports received of cotton fields hav-
ing been plowed up and planted to corn.
Chopping to stands has been completed In
few localities only, hut made rar,i progress.
and was general in portions OF the state
being generally from half to three iourths
finished Fields are generally clean and well
cultivated.
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CarsiiI a Richardson's Advice-.

Cargill & Richardson received the follow
ing letter:
New York. June 1.-The outlook during the
early market was by no means encouraging.
Liverpool was lower; small trading took place
there In spots aud at lower prices, while the
basis for the easier tone all around was
ascrbed to the weekly government report
which indicated satisfactory progress of the
crop in all sections excepting possibly South
Carolina and Florida. There were no de-
velopments In respect to the alleged August
deal during the morning, although some
bulls were still claiming that II would not
be wise to disregard such contingency.
First prices were at . to points decline and
more lost In the first hour, Spots at Liv
erpool dull at 1-32d decline sales 1000, Flu
lures steady at 1ie decline. The market
moved within narrow range during the Of
ternoon. Exports on moderate scale.
but otherwise there were no striking Develop
ments. Undertone was weak the greater part
of the day Final sales showed to decline
sales 81. 300.
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HIDES, WOOL AND BEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers:
FINANCIAL BRIEFS,

New York.-Clearings s16S, 231 SOS; balance
81. $40. $50.
New York.-Total sales of stocks were ~,
800 shares, including Rock Island 10000, 81
Pail 1854, Peoples Gas 40 355
Msdrid.- Spanish tours closed at 81 So
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CLOSING quotations or bonds n, New Yo,s
MONEY AND RANKING.

houston, June i.--The local banks are well
supplied with money for all purposes. Thn,
market. :" ''4o ivan
Exchange is quoted as foiloNS: New yo,,,
nsyins. par, selling, New York ST. Louis ma
Kansas city, No0ds,jo premium; New ~,
ieahs, buying. par; selling y premium.
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New York. Money.

s Msw York, June i,-Money on call cas-,
mercantile paper STATS per cent s,sriine
eNshanxe active with actual business In hsnL
ers, bills at i.sSAGts Sc for demand ma MN" n,
:, sS.gt.S Tor sixty days. Posted rates $50
gt.es ana ~. Commercial bills SSs,i sS,i
silver certificates 5SSGS91. bar silver ~.
Mexican dollars ASA. Government 49,
; uong; State bones dull. ,ailrond honss
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sriAn.

Nov Orleans June i-sursr ou,a,, ,r., -.
We .sut, centrltugal, whites tIsffsS. ve,,ows
trtfuRal h(Pls. e''"uy oe" :
New York. June L. sugar RAJ e~ -.
ssansinE sk centrifugal. &C test, is-is. ' se.
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London, June i,.-Consols for money II, 81,
ex Interest,"; for the account Julyl iiiis az =,
,ral cs s Mrys1n ordinary so Mexican Cen
ger ounce: money iNsiA per cent. az. ", 10 =,
, vhsssoun, N The open market for short ,nS
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GALVESTON sTArEMrN
nrrrIaW AND Eggs.

,ss,;s, Louis. June -Bntter--Easy; creamery
hnnsss CITY. June i-But,er-sc,rce.
ercameiy isM@is; dairy iois6a1s. -''s''s'
,s Sss,.sse, .rns Butter Steady; creamery
's,,.n, valries ltsiis. Eggs Steady; fresh az
New York, June l.--Egvs,- Rees,r Me- ~:
packages; i'ra'; wcsicra. iO,sgios.; southesn
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Ings ia demand. good sheep firm.
St. Louis, June ,-Cattie-Receipts 200,
including 500 Texans; shipments 800 market
opened strong for natives and closed easier;
tive shipping and export steers. 4.35@5 lo
dressed beef and butcher steers i.1blfi 81;
under 1000 pounds 3.s5d4 80; stockers and
feeders 2.s0a4.75 cows and heifers 2.25tp
and heifers 3.0od3,50 Hogs-Recclpts 690);
shipments 1900; active and steady; workers.
S.e0d5 10: packers 4.15Ni.35; butchers 4 $50
4.i5 Sheep--Receipts 100; shipments 100:
market steady; native muttcns i.25f4.6j;
lambs 5.25G5.50: bucks 5.25.
Kansas City. June i.--cattle-Receipts 500;
active, steady; prime heavy steers 4.656f4 so ;
medium 1885, G5: light weights, i.0014 IN:
40; bulls 3.l0Ii.25; Texas steers 3.9oat25.
Hogs- Receipts 1879: marke. 5d1oc lower
heavy i.30dl.s5: mixed 4.0Oni Is: lights as
"a 25; pigs 2.7j13.75; packers 4 00U4.2i;
workers. 4.05li.l0 Sheep-Receipts 1891 :
strong to Zoe higher: native mu'tons 4.25ap
Us Southwestern sheep 4 loaf 80: culls $50
@3 20; stockers and feeders 2.800A.06.
Chicago. June 1.--Cattlc i0a15c higher:
dressed beef steers 4.4065 90; choice steers
ocGi5 %: medium 1854 so; Gamers 2.50Gp
2 80; Texas steers s0fr4 20
Hogs &c higher fair TO choice 1905 .b2is
pnckers d.056i Or; butchers 4.156iI 45: mixed
toSiA 20; light .s5G4 So pigs 2.6o6S.an.
Sheep strong; common to choice 50Gi 60;
Western i00n5 80: clipped lambs .756f5 80;
wooled lambs 6.ooG6.10; spring lambs $500
s TO-
Receipts-catto 1880. hogs 2i,oao sheep A.
600
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New York. June 1,-Coffee-Options openst
10 points higher. closed 10 points higher;
saies l4;ieb bags. Spot steady; No. Ria
SI.015k.
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1--WE srocN.
GALVESTON.

NEW ORLEANS
Reported foe The Post daily sre.,, r..
csys ana srntays By Albert Montsomsr~
20, nimised,. i've stcsk commission ma
Good fat tee sssvss. ...,,... ava -.
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Testers Monthly Statement

MOnNhtF SNhteWcHt
New Orleans. June 1secrctary Hester's
New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement is
sued today covers the monthly movement to
Mas 81. Compared with last year II shows an
increase for the mnnth of g. 900 bales. Tho
total for May was 2gh.e6, against l6o,s53 last
year The amount of the crop brought into
sight for the nine months from September to
Nav. Inclusive, is e,a7S7Oi over last year,
The movement from September to May 81
includes total receipts at all United States de-
livery ports OF s,5l5.O9i. against 666s, 7O6 last
year; overland movement, 1.l77.177. against
s7c.Sii last year; Southern mill takings. ex-
elusive OF quantity consumed at Southern out
ro,ts, 9l6.675, against Ss6,SiS last year; IN
terror stocks in excess Of those held at the
commencement OF the season. 1851, AGAINST
decrease under September | last year OF %,
256. total amount into sight during the nine
NOR this ending May 81. i0,7s5Sl7. against
s,iN7 0Sc last year. Northern spinners took
during May 66.5t9 bales, against 6o5So.
Foreign exports for the first nine months OF
the season have been 7.oe275s bales, showing
an increase over last season OF 1,l2a.25s.
Stocks at the senboard and the twenty nine
leading Southern interior markets on May 81
were 67i,s5i against i2l.7tl last year
Up to May 81 last year, $3.50 per cent OF the
cotton crop had been m ,Sat and for the
the cror brought into sight was 95.sS.
NcW Work cotton Market.
New York. June 1.-Conslderable old local
long stun was dislodged today by the bear
crowd, who were encouraged TO hammer the
cotton market by generally favorable crop
news and predictions for continued good
weethtr. decline of 9 to points was in
RESPONSE to signs of weakness in the English
matke', but. following the call, eron news
was tho governing factor. Throuebou, ,no
session trading was spasmodie md rho No.
iessional element had the market nrctt, w..
70 themselves. Shorts were restrained -.
wnat by the firm temper OF New EnsIs, sos s,
~, Y, rsasaraing The situation in tho prS,
nlarhet ana advices from the so,th -.
me eneet that little let-up is noted IN M 70
n'hna Tor spot cotton. Absence a., ~. ne
ssunIet, seriously Handicapped the scor.s s'u.
o,,ie5 ~ esa tne decline The market cioSea
81 9e) bales, POtu's' total sales |
Dry Goods. |
new YORK. June 1.-The dry goods
Is IN good shape all around today ons y,
t"'ufe ~ believed TO hoii a good ,on -,
~, ~ store There have been further 80
Ams,t .. n''Sk eaiIeoes and allied grades ~,
petitivo reasons. Various sts,,,s 'e Tor COM
10y ssns weak ana generally poor con6i,tons aie
sepottea Another feature ana n y,o ,"s are
rIc,Ssy ons Is the growing strength Of nrin,
10 cents and sellers are now rsS,, ns auvanc,d
'u's Hsufe IN many instances, nus AZ
COTTON.
houstoa daily Statement.
Today, Yesterday. Last "a,
Ne 'sssas........ los los a =; Il.
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MARINE INrELLuGnNcn.
Port Of Galveston. June 1.
ARRIVED
IS ohnda. Hansen, Antwerp.

SO Archtor, Holman
IS Cumberland
IS lllshheid, Richardson.
SIS Nclios.
SIS olinda, Hansen
6. CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
So nreckneld, Shields, April G.
SIS Mira. Liverpool via Spanish Mp,r NJ.
- Siivcrdalc James, Narcotics. May *
10 White cross, at Antwerp March 10.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS
hales. ''e"'e'A'n' ~
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b bid: sollers value.
New York Futures.
Futures opened steady at a decline, closed
quiet; sales 81 300.
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Puts and Cniis on Grn,u.

chicago adviees by private wire TO II. w,
Hunter & Co. gave nuts on July wheat s,c
and calls sde Puts on September wheat ,6s,c
and Icc, and calls soh and soc Puts on luiy
corn sold at Se$sc and Sehc, and calls at sSisc
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COTTON ON sII1nnnAnn

WI TVN On NHIFHOANN.
ton. today. az "'NVs-
\ FOR France--ss Havre e7iS bales.
Total on shipboard 27iS halcs.
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q asked; b bid; n nominal.
New Orleans Futures
Futures opened quiet closed quiet; sales |
1900.
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HOUSTON wnoLnsALE rn,crs.

Tor Round Lots oS stupic
Commodities.
lnese quotations arc revised daily. ana their
suos,eS,n,as can be relied upon. The pricss mr..
those ruling in Houston Wholesale marla,s "s
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Light receipts: market steady and bare OF all
classes OF cattle beef cattle. calves and year
llngs IL demand; good sheep firm.
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The Lnrd supply.

The following estimates OF the stocks Of
lard held In Europe aud aliout oil May l. to
witch arc added estimates OF former Years
and stocks in cities named, arc furnished by
the ~ X. Fairbank company.
May T. Apr T. Nnv
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Grnin ana Provisions Elsewhere

Kansas City, June ,--whcat-rowrr. M
! hard %; No. >. aiae5, No 1 red. 95; No >
sSHsd; No. spring, s.. corn-Actiye; Ma. :
mixed SllSth. oats-Lower: Ne. white e,ae
Slh. Rye-Weak; No. G. 30. Hay-Steady.
choice timothy. o.5oGIo.oo; choice pralr,s
a.6e. Receipts ee,So0; cora %. o06; oats
5000. shipments-whe ia20o corn ile. :
400: oats 1000.
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HOUSTON BANK CIpArINce
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Decrease.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. July II.
FIOT R-Reccipts II .i9; bhls: exports,
l9.%3; sales. COCO pkgs.; quiet and fairly
steady.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
W HEAT-ReceiptS IS. 100 bushels: ex-
ports, 216,2l9 bushels; sales, $50, 600 bushels
futures, 14i,000 bushels spot: spot steady;
NO. red DM92 fob. atloat; No. | North
ern Duluth. 9ll% fob afioat.
CORN-Receipts. 500, 500 bushels: ex-
ports. 1851 bushels; sales $1,000 bushels
futures $1,000 bushels spot; spot easy;
No. 2. 31A elevator.
OATS-Receipts. 900 bushels; exports.
5000 bushels: sales. 10000 bushels snot:
spot firm; No. ,. 212s No. 3, 81; No. 2
white. 30; No. white Is
BEEF-Steady; cut meats. steady.
LARD-Firmer: Western steamed $515
July. $5.12 nominal
PORK-Firm: mess, S10f1050: short
clear. Sn.aoml3.5o: family. S1l50G,120O
BUTTER-Firm: Western creamery. 1871.
all: do. factory. 11M122i: Elgins. II.
EGGS-Firm; steady; new. $3Gt325
COTTONSEE,D OIL-Steady
PETROLEUM-S Steady.
ROSIN-Stcady
TURPENTINE-D
PIG lRON-Dull.
COPPER-Quiet
LEAD-Quiet.
TIN-Quiet
SPELTER-Nominal
SUGAR-Raw. firm; sellers scarce: fair
refining. "l2; centrifugal sc test, A: re-
fined, quiet.