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PrepAring for the Fourfh.

"A meeting of representative men was
held last evening at the council cham
Der to consider the matter of getting
uD a Fourth of July celebration. ii. l..
Frank was chosen chairman. Frank
McWilliams secretary and A. Il. Bray
treasurer. After some discussion IL
was decided to have a celebration and
a good one. The secretary was in
structed to write to leading fireworks
houses and ascertain whether or not
set pieces can be obtained. showing
Dewey's victory or other war scenes.
The committee will meet again Tues
day evening. when subcommittee will
be appointed and active work will be-
gin.
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REPEATED ISLANDER REFUTED.
DIR. Dogge Has Not Raised His Price FOL
Treating Patients by the Month.

II is a singular thing how jealousy
persists in nasty little ISLANDERS. Again
II has been whispered that DIR. o. ii.
Dogge, over Parchen a D'Acheul's drug
store. s2 North Main street, has refused
to treat Office patients any longer at
81 per month. Every now and then
some one who seems jealous of the doc-
tors success starts the story: when the
fact is that DIR. Dogge not only has not
advanced the price OF treatment, but
says that he has no reason to do so now.
His practice at S. per month per pa
tient exceeds many practices where
$3.50 per every visit Is charged. In
skin and private diseases. and especial
ly diseases OF women DIR. Dogge has
won an enviable reputation In such
such. indeed, as can only grow out of
successful treatment.
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Funeral Of GUY X. Plat.

There will be funeral services over
the body of the late Guy ". Piatt at .
o'clock this afternoon, conducted by
Rev. f.. j. Groeneveld. The body will
be taken TO Helena for burial. Mr.
Piatt was born in Ohio and would have
been IS years of age on June Is. HI
was related to the celebrated Piatt
family of Ohio He came West 20
years ago and engaged in newspaper
work In Helena on the Independent.
About is years & he came to Butte
and was employed on the Inter Noun
tain. Later he engaged In mining ven-
lures, which did not prove
tive. and he resumed newspaper work
in Butte, editing the Bystander until
recently. He married nine years ago
Miss May Denton. Two sons survive
him. He caves two brothers, one a
resident of Washington, ID. c., and the
other of Helena.
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chal. Mrs. FftEbutler. Mrs. Flavin. Mr..
Wright and Mr.. Combs. The selec-
tons by Miss Laura Fortune, Mr.. Noyie.
Miss Hughes. Miss Treal. Miss Riggs
and Messrs. James and Stevens were
all well chosen and admirably rendered.
The orEan voluntary by Mrs. ]. p. Hen
bricks was also very fine. as were the
accomplishments to the various solos by
h same lady.
T.. Willard. appropriately draped with
white ribbon and climbing fern. occu-
pied an easel on the rostrum. and beau
tiful banners OF the order adorned the
walls. The object OF the meeting was
explained by Rev Il. J. Groeneveld in
an. eloquent speech. A large sum vas
realized for the temple fund, and the
promoters Of the enterprise are encour-
aged at the result OF their efforts.
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Charbousesu Threw Mrs. DAILY Over ths
Banntateu.

Charoouneau Threw Mrs. DAILY Over the
Bannister.
Ed Charbouneau was arrested yes
terday for throwing Mrs. Sarah DAILY
over the bannisters at Pete Nadeau's
horse on East Park street. Charbou-
neau is a blacksmith. who works in
Nadeau's blacksmith shop and boards
In his house. Mrs. DAILY Is a domestic
at the house. 1t seems that the women
folks found out some doings Of Char
which were not just right.
n Mrs. Nadeau old Mrs. DAILY to
throw Charboneau out of the house.
Mrs. DAILY undertook to obey orders.
but Charbouneau refused to go, and
lifted Mrs. DAILY up and threw her over
the bannisters dow to the floor be-
low, thus INJECTING bodily pain and SER
ious physical injuries as well as men
tai grief. C~harbouneau was arrested on
a charge of assault in the third de-
gree and gave bonds to appear in Jus
tice Traps court next Thursday to
answer to the charge.
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Lloyd In

Ex-Governor Richards received a let
ter yesterday from his friend. Col. C.
r. Lloyd. now at Chickamauga park.
The colonel writes that Colonel Grigs-
by has been assigned to the LIST cav
airy brigad of the LIST artillery corps
OF the department of the gulf. and Col
onel Lloyd Is in command of the regi-
ment. Lieutenant Bailey had beer APP
pointed acting cuartermaster under
him. The uniforms for the men had
not arrived. and they are not fully
equipped with horses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

You nay go east or west for very
low fares via the Great Northern Rail-
way line. Try the new vestibuled train
leaving Butte daily at s:05 d. IN. for
Seattle. st. Paul. Chicago, New York
n all principal cities. We run a diner
on the restaurant plan-pay for what
you order. Call at ticket ONCE. Al
North Main St. for full particulars. j.
l.. Dawson. General Agent
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The b. A. & p. railway will make q
rate OF u for round trip from Butte to
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on any passenger
train leaving Butte between 6 y. m.
saturday and 8 p. m. Sunday. Re-
turning. leave Gregson between Sis
p. m. Saturday and IL o'clock Sunday
night.
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In Police Court.

In police court yesterday Jack Len
non and Mike Quinn were fined e. each
for drunkenness. Jack Taggett, George
Lloyd. John Mulligan and Ed Doherty
were fined $40 each for disturbance of
the peace. Coleman Nee. charged with
~assaulting a Chinaman. pleaded not
guilty. n will be tried Tuesday. Jack
Burton. also charged with assault, will
be tried at the same time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12
A New Baseball Team.

A new base ball team has been or
ganized In Butte under the
ment OF Royal Haskell. They will play
today. The team has had little practise.
Following is the list OF players: Catch
er, McDonough Miles; pitchers, w.
King and Mike McDonough: LIST base.
Bob Perham: I'd base, John ID. Ma
honey; Sd base. Arthur Perham: short
stop. Tom Donohue: left field, Charles
Cleveland: center field. Fred Rhunke:
right field. John Alternately.
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Answers FILED.

In the suit of II. A. Root VS.. Eliza
beth 5. Ladd n Mary Louise Dunbar,
OF the defendants were filed in
the United States court yesterday. The
defendants deny hat on March IL, 1880.
and on August 20. 1898, the plaintiff
rendered them any service in connection
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12
A Real Estate Deal.

II. l.. Frank yesterday sold to j. H.
Broughton the Main street building
known as the Elite saloon building, next
door north of Prahman's dry goods
store. for $34. 900. or at the rate of 81, 700
per front foot.
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Cruelty In Autmals.

Albert Groulx n J.. Isidor were ar.
rested last evening on a charge Of cru
city to animals. 1t Is said that they
o Dune McGregcr's dog on and COW
cred il with turpentine. McGregor had
them arrested.
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General

The defendant in the ease of Harriet
Wood VS.. the Washoe Copper company
filed its answer yesterday. denying that
the plaintiff owns any part whatever of
the Pacific mining claim.
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with the Davis win case. or that they
agreed to allow him $50. 900 II he sue
ceeded IN breaking the alleged will OF
Andrew J. Davis, deceased, OF to pay
him anything whatever.
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The suit wuhdrawn.

The suit Of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company vs. the Colusa Parrot COM
pany was Withdrawn yesterday by the
attorneys for the plaintiff at the plain
tin's costs. and without prejudice. 1t
Is understood that the suit will be
started in a new form.
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a Great

DIR. Murray returned yesterday from
Denver, where he has been ATTENDING
the convention Of the American Medical
association. He reports hat the con-
vention was a great success. There
were some 1.5O0 doctors from all parts
OF the United States in attendance.
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A colonial reception and exhibit will
be held In the parlors OF the First
Presbyterian church June 18th. both az
ternoon and evening. Refreshments
and music. The public is invited. Ad-
mission rs cents. Ice cream and straw
berries extra.
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q Appreciate

a good remedy. md there 10 Dot anything On the
market that equsls Preach Tausy Tablets for the
relief sad cure Of painful or irregular menseA
These tablets remove all eSstructiens. no natter
what the cause Manufactured BY A. Aussndrs,
Paris. rsanes. and for sals eaiy BY D. y. Nsvbro
Drag O.. Butte MoaA. Sole Agents. friss -
pas boxs ssas b. nail securely seeded
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SMOKE ROBERT MANrFLL CIGARS.

The postofice at Manteno, Shelby coun-
ty, Iowa. will be discontinued on the 18th
of the present. month. 1t is one of the old
est postoffices in that section of Iowa,
having been established in 1855.
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Attention, Fraters,

Entertainment for the member. OF
Dewey Lodge. No. 256. +. u. of A al
their hall tomorrow evening. A full
attendance is desired.
j. G. FREEMAN. Sec.
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terrain Church..
Last evening the First PRESBYTERIAN
church was the scene of a very pleasant
entertainment for the benefit of the w.
c. =. u The long and Interesting pro-
gramme was admirably rendered. and
All plumbers were well received. as the
frequent encores would testify. The
~recitations by Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs
Weirick and Miss Langsfon need no
comment. nor do the songs by Miss Pas
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

Mrs. Ellen McManna. aged 20 years,
died yesterday at her home, 9ss Jefferson
avenue. from where the funeral will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock d. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

W. w. Adams will open his summer
resort near Columbia Gardens to-day,
Carriages will run every hour 10 and
from the grounds Sunday and Monday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

Every person wants good shoes cheap.
j tell how to get them. John Tassell's
June hoe sale, % West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

Send us $40 n advance for one years
subscription to the Standard. or S. for
SIX months. and u a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
BY . Newspaper.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

The funeral of John Farrell will take
place from his late residence, No. 324
East Woolman, to-day at 2 o'clock y. m.
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We take special pains to ave Won
pain. save our teeth. Save your
money this month. Call and invests
gate. DR.. Wix, dentist.
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Notice.

Notice.
All members Of workingmen's union
are requested to meet at Miners union
haii Monday at , a. m. to participate in
parade. NJ. A. GRIFFIN. President.
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Bargains in shoes Is what you are
looking for, so attend the big shoe sale.
John Tassell, % West Park.
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TURNED the TABLES.

Best teeth on earth. SO. DIR. wix.
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IF YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAND.
ARD YOU DON'T GET THE NEwA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-10

GALVESTON STATEMENT
COFFEE.

Private wire to Cargill & Richardson gave
the closing of conee futures in New York ae
follows January, 5.a015.95; February. $50
t.C0; March, h.95u605; April. 600d6 l0 Nav.
BINGHAM; June, 5.10G575; July, 5.70G5 10; All.
gust 5.70G590, September. 3 7Oal 81 October.
a,l1@N 80; November. 5S0c5S5, December
5,Tdj 90 y
New York. May a.-Conca- Options opered
steady and unchanged to 10 points higher:
closed steady. unchanged to : points higher;
sales $500 bags spot dun No Rio. Is, .
jobhing. IA; mild. quiet: CoIdova 6'Sfll5is .
ioobirg demand quit Tool warehouse d..
iiverios from the United States 1e37e In
Guiding lo.l0a from New York: New VA,
stock $50 $50; United States stock. isl 81
ahoat for the United States. 100 coo. tota; Wis
'hlo for the United States, I,'Ol eGs agains,
wv liS last year aud 349, 39i in 1895
New Orleans. Nav o.--Cofice--Stt Adv. R,o
ordinary to fair snMa Wv
santos. Me" a-Cofe e-OHict. rood ,,ver
aFe santos. 200 reis per 100 kilos: rece,nts
COCO. stock. 1lt000
2'Ya D m, u Pfc hisher sales 1901 ~
sales y ZOO ~ 'o"''
rio Nav s-cofee-oulet M Rio. os75
reis pcr 100 kilos' e~oharge. SID r~cs,n.,
900; cleered for tho United States 1000: for
europe, 500. stock 1if 0Nn
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IOpcn.l
| ing. lClo,
Month OF delivery.
q asked. b bid; nominal
sstocks at United states n
united state. Export

Comparative spot MARI
The following are the closing ".
cotton on the spot today at the Ia
kos, together with the closing
Yesterday, with todays sales:
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THE GRAIN MARKETS EXCITED.
Not Since the Franco-Prussian War Has There Been
Such Big Jumps.
MAY. OPTION JUMPS UP TO sr.75 BUsHEL.
july Makes Bound Of "a 7-s and Closes at ST. "a
nool Started the Rapid Advance by jumping Up ? 3D.
Provisions All Higher.
>esssssssssssse
,....sesssssssse

Chicago wa
chiso bonrd OF trade AN
if
lie closing suohs o' ''o "s
and &c. Inc ree naP
vance In comparison with oaays bulge IN july @
woro single sen
n started the 'heaRo hNhe ~
tho start there advanced &C. o@h 10
pork 1-9c and ribs lgc
cvcd MI previous effort at startling au
vn July compared
excitement the opening paid for July simultaneously
Impossible minutes get an u''
what price while the opening range as "e
"a $40 ST. Trading between
poured outside and the prices "peu up " s
bounds touchn instant
Up tonchs $l1s minutes after the opening
gradually settle around SLID
Letter sold little " $40 causing
statistical figures
worcu dsrcgarlcd
Ioal receipts Minneapolis aud Duluth re-
cyea worlds shipments 9"5"
bushels 392 ~ the
decreased only $4,000 bushels against 29V" ~
Primary bushels compared with 6 the
23'o the
buatels smaller week Mer
renewed rho Wild scramble OF Flu
bcadstafs appeared to be onvey shown by
frcshb 20opMm bushels red wheat
had other sales Np
the Emcpan shortage by od
tho OF
$L2i ~ easing off " the close September which sold
higher " lie 40 failures
reported change OF calling
covered freely with the strength wheat as
Provisions n the
. vauces of 25c u pork Ice IN lard and i-2o III Tbs
!: Estimated Wheat u.s. 49,
/: head
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AMMuNlrIoN-Howde per key. 81 600
per sack, Sl.Sa. buck. $3.50,
bACoN-EStra short clear, in sacks. g..
u,c; regulars, 7LM1Sc, boxed Nc higher,
smoked bellies, 7&Nsc; New York salt bel,
lies. Sc; breakfast bacon. 9hQ9Ac.
BAGGlNG AND TlES--Less than car lots
from Houston; bagging, lib, sac; sn-lb.
'Ae, Ties, Arrow, 45-lb, DOC, Delta. ST.
cANDY--Stlck, wrapped, basis q. 6s.G7c
per 10, special sizes, he higher.
ehgs a-se; prime ioaiOAc; choice i0tsGilc.
fancy llAGllAe; peeperry l2aglSs4c. Roast
cd conees' Arbncklos Ariosg, basis l00-ib
cases, lN.c delivered; s6-lb cases. n.7Oc de-
cases, ll,6oc. In roasted cofees freight is u
be deducted from the prices quoted.
FLooR-Empire Mills. Houston: Dawson 9
high patent. $500, White ribbon, second pat
ent, $3.50. Texas star mills quote; ridel
Wave $500; Sea Fairy, second roller patent,
$3.50; Sea Pearl. $3.50: rye -four. 500, Special
rates Tor shipments TO interior points; Hour
In barrels lac above sacks; in half barrels zoe
above barrels.
FARiNAcEoUs Goops--Gri,s. hom,ny and
cream meal, In barrels $780, pearl meal. In
40-lh sacks, A,sofl.S DER Dbl OF four sacks
Scotch and Friends oats, $3.50 Columbian
oats. S2.35
standard. sNasc, picnic hams, re
HONEY In Go-io cans, extracted, ilsG5Isc;
In comb, SuiOc; In l2-lb cans, extracted, 6lac.
LARD-ReHned tierces. compound 47sc; Leaf
6Ag6hc; a0-lb cans &c higher than terces;
lO-lb cans Ae higher; BIB cans sc higher: 3.
Id cans lie higher.
MoiAssES- Reboiied, fair ledisc: pr,me.
soasic; choice. saG2ec' fancy new crop syrup,
RlCE-Extra fancy head. 6is1c; choice,
LSi5igc; fair i'sdiSe; fancy imported. 6qGHc.
RopE--Basis for .-i6: sisai NE manila
sALr--Liyerpooi coarse. eoQ1se: anc. eSqf
soc; LOUISIANA, coarse 6oc; fnc. CSC barrels,
ss-ies. S2sS' Coos. $50; i0o-Ss. $3.50; Io-4s.
Y
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BAROMETER OF BUSINESS.
An Index to the Condition OF Trade
Generally
HOW THE WAR IS AFFECTING PRICES
istnpIc Goods Have Been AdvnnW'
and Higher Prices Are Looked
FOr-AnOther jump In Flour.
Ofnee OF The Post,
Houston. Monday, May 0.

Houston. Monday, May u
The war is having considerable effect on
the prices of food commodities particularly
hour. The abandonment Of coastwise traue ID
an important factor and a great deal OF
business which has heretofore been monop'
olizcd by New York Is being handled by -.
Louis Houston and other interior marts All
tho Houston houses are well prepared TO MI
orders. as they carry full stocks. and look
advantage of the cut rates in anticipation OF
the war.
The ST. Louis Republic says:
Prices OF groceries and all food supplies are
being rapidly advanced OH account OF the war
with Spain. Wholesale groccrs who were seen
by a reporter of the Republic expressed the
opinion that the upward movement OF prices
has Just begun, and that before the war has
been on another month quotations OH all
staple goods will approximate the enormous
figures reached during tn oiyil war.
Everything that is produced OF banded by
the trusts. such as sugar, cordrge cTackcrs
ctffec meat and lard, and even tobacco and
other luxur'cs. has gone up in response TO the
orders sent out from the headquarters OF the
big corporations controlling thrm, and unless
the joblcrs are mistaken IN the Intentions OF
tho manufacturers The advance to date Is but
forcrunner of what is to como.
All kinds of canned goods are up to itlon-
dixie prices, baked beans have advanced 10
cents a dozen, tomatoes cents dozen,
corned beef 30 cents a DOZEN Clipped beef %
cents n dozen, potted hams cents a dozen,
! American sardInos 30 cents per ease, and all
other canned staples in proportion.
| All OF the prices herewith quoted show
nearly the advance since April u, when thu
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liverpool SpOts.
Spots closed unchanged: Gales 5000, Of which
~. . we're American. Imports Seto. Of which
\ Today. Saturday
~ Is ::I':: ::
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NEW Yock EXCHANGE.
Saturday.
New WORT, Money.

New York, May 9.Moncy on call steady.
e's per cent, prime mercantile PAPER. 5it6 per
cent sterling exchange arm with actual
business Ia bankers bills Rt iStAdils5 for
demand and at iSliadtSlA for sixty days.
Posted rates i,S9 and iS5is, Commercial bills,
! S0dt S0ia. silver certificates, 56n56s, Bar
silver. 5GM Mexican dollars, IS, Government
houds strong State bonds dull railroad bonds
strong.
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Kansas city. May e.--cutuc-- Receipts lioo
native and 100 Southern; fair supply ui nls
dttin quality. heavy weight steers 500 STOW
lie here: heavy weight butcher steers actis.'
/. s5Si4 .65; Western steers slow 70 luc ioWe,.
4 noS;a az, butcher COWS and hefcrs active
euws Gsfr4 rs: hcifers 2.3in4.Co; buiis hrn,
2L;fs 90; s,ockers and feeders strong, a's2m
4 ~. soutlfcrs steers active to &c lower, 5,n2V
an Hogs Receipts o1n' slow; rev us na.
W light hogs &c lower. sales manly 3:sontyvv.
farcv heavy 006ii 10; mixed 5000 70; ng sn
q. 5oa5 80. pigs 3.5Om3 60; workers !; Su5.y.'
packers 3. S0fi4. 05. Sheep Receipts t5vo' NUT
tons steady 4 00fi 80: culls 2.Idn3.bo iainus
steady to iOc lower than Friday; native WOE
lambs s50i5 90. Colorado wooded lambs o'lVp
SIS, clipped i.25t4.b5'
81. Louis, Mny 9--Cattlc- Receipts giu'
Including 100 Texans. ehil mcnts 2op SLOW,
steady to easier and iower iair 10 tanc! ~.
tive shipping and export steers ipno' ~,
froYsed beef and butcher steers onieu.
steers under 1000 pounds 3.eGMt. DO; stockcrs
and s.eders .gOnl 10. cows and hefers 2 iO1
4 m. Texas and Indian steers 4 .65Ql %; COWS
ana beiIcrs q. 256f4 90 Hogs Receipts 1000.
shli,,aents 400; steady to hrm workers. 500
| 2 os. pnckers 3 75s1i. 90. butchers i.OOuf.oo'
sbetp-Receipts &c., shipments 300 naive
| mutlons i.0odi.50 spring lambs loop"V'
| Chicago, May o.--Cattlo-Prices dropped
| goraowhat today good to prime shippers i.'9
| ~ o. hulk OF sales i.G5mh.00; stockers ana
fe, dors oO6i4 Co. COWS and helfers 3.5ori 90;
| calves 100000. .,,-
| s2sl; pigs .50mi 90.
| sheep Zoe higher poor to prime !. 21n3 doi
| Inrils g. 15Ti IS; spring lambs 5.0Onl 90,
| Eoceipts-Cuttle 1000. hogs $1,000, sheep 49,
| coz,
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closing quotations Oh bonds ut New Yorl
nd
MONEY AND ut>kING.

Houston May 9.--Thc local banks are wcl
supplied with mouey tor all iurpos,a mere
H.. however, NO great ucuVitS Ia the loan
market. the uoposiiO generally showing an
increase.
Exchange is quoted nR tollowg: New YORK..
buyiug. par. selling, New YORK ST Louis sud
Kansas city, N.Uodpi. - premium; New Or
leans. buying. par, selling, " premium.
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4 Cyclone sumcrcr.

fcrt Worth, Texas. May Mrs I.las,r.
former resident Of Fort Worth. bu. now
living In Duncan, /. T., lost her hnma
ana household goods in the recent cy. one
that DESTROYED the town OF Duncon she
writes friends here that The place is a very
sad and pltiful looking town. Everybody IA
suffering and in deep distress. The s,ua.
tiCa is awful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-10

LONDON financial ,ablcggam says; Tho stock
markets opened dull, but RAPIDLY improved
lulciesi today conferred Ia Americans, In
which the business was urutunlly heavy. Tho
nrn prices IN Nsw YORK. induced realiEations
here which the arhi,rngc ucaltts rapidly alb
srrhod. Spanish fours closed NJ 30is, Nneri-
can demand for gold has fallen OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-10

MN orleans. May 9.-iios products hrm;
pork, standard mess, ll7t; lard. refined
ticTcos, iGiM purc lard q, boxed meats,
clear rib sides. GMnd7s hams choice sugar
curcl S7,mas.. Rice Arm, ordinary to fair
AnfN, Flour. grain aud fcodstuns rrmer,
riont extra fancy s;e go ~, patgn,s 1880
prime, "A bOnii.oo choice i5.hoGii65n, Corn.
Nh, sacked, mixed iIffii white and yellow
&5d 10, Oats No. sacked Western rs.
New York, MAY Flour Receipts 1000
Whcet Receipts esd00 srot strong No. 2
rcd iSS { b anoat To arrive. opticns strong
Nc . rod, May l101i %, July liSfti.2sN
elorcd t@S,s Hides steady. Leather Arm,
Wool oulct; fleece lsns2, Texas llui. Metals
unchanged.