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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-20
Put. ana Call. on Crnin.


Chicago advices by private wire TO II. W.
Hunter Co. gave puts on July wheat s57s
AMI stS and calls 1871 and s9is The crowd
expects some higher prices in the early trad.
ms tomorrow II the news Ia warlike. hut the
situation is bearlsh and selling on the hard
spots u letter thc, buying. Puts Oh July
good oOwntuin.
Kansas City. April ie.--wheat--No. I hard
": No. 2. s29ss: No. red Of. No. . spnns
SpNso Corn higher; No. , mixed ess. Sf2l
Oats nrm. No. ? white 20. Rye Arm: No :.
%; Hay. active. firm and unchanged. Ke,
ceip's-- Wheat q, 600. corn 1850, oats Soo.
shlrments-wheat $4,000, corn $1,000. oats
none.
New York, April l9. Wheat Receipts l4f.-
no; exports i6dl7i; spot steady No red,
i.os% I. o. b, afloat. Options opened strong q,
critical war reports and higher Iivorpool
cables. Part Of the advance was lost under
ssales; hne cior reports and closed steady at
sni9so net advance. No. red, NAV .o7G
Hides Hide and wool quiet Leather, steady. rig
,ssn Sssy S0,'on ,esd oil firm Prime crade
and speltcr quiet. Lead easy. -
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COTTON en- SHIpRoARp.
Cotton on ahipboard. not cleared. at Cslye>-

Ton today
For Great Brithln-stesmships Teleafora
For ituuoc-Ss Southgata .tJ
For the Steamships Hemlspncr.
1i,,. NGtherGate M, Cusityba 565; total 1856.
Fer New York-Malory line I'M.
Total on shipboard, 1850 bales.
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New York cotton Mnri,ct.

New York, April l9,-Sentiment in the cot
ton market this morning favored the bun
side, due more to the continued strength of
tho English market and the support at this
point After decline of point in response
10 the disappointing turn of our market ves
terday afternoon the Liverpool market ms
morning turned sharp ccrncr. advanced al
points, and closed firm at net gain Of 96p
~ ports. In sympathy with the better feel
ing abroad our market opened nj an advance
OF oWo points. and ruled active throuebout
me forenoon, with Liverpool reports leadiag
me, buyers and local shorts close seconds
Selling was about evenly divided bctwnn,,
wall street aud the smaller bulls. The mar.
CO.. points VI
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New Yor'

New York. April i9.-There is no change I,
me market for dr. goods. War talk takes
the place Of trading. Thsre are few calls
for goods to be delivered quickly. Print
cloths are duh at . cents
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Houston Spot Quotntlon..
spots closed firm and unchanged; sales n
Today. y estcrday. t.ust o..
New Urien snot..

Y, " Orleans market closed firm ana
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
To-day Yesterday To-.
Mouston Compnru,.xc stu1enan. ~
houssOn Knilrond Rcceip,..

houston -ross rec iipt, az cotto by the var ms
f""o'"Neh'n'in. tne ely w,su ~, .los..
Missouri. HAAS ~ ANA pcxa, .. 80
ho1Sion au, texas Central. no
lntcfnailona. ana "rraE Northern - ~,
oA't AhioA o anu ArInsts i'.ss
enii, 4 notauo anu .anlA lie, w
iions.u, .t,t mn aug San Anton'o.... l,loa
Tcsas anu Nsw ,,ri.,,s -'Na''''.- .'i.....-- las
WAGON Observation-Disclosures. '''''.'-'''-
Total ,,-
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u. G. v Dccorasis

Cleburne. Texas.
OK ccrfedcrates OF Pas b
urited Confederate vetsss =
upon May 10 as D peg e
pirate ceremcnies VIZ ~
nice programme aas mi
celebration win DO
Park. ------...-: -
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SUGAR

New Orleans. April is'-saI,s
kettle 23G3A: centrifugai Z
whites 4 7-16; yellows iNiyn1
3 15-16. Molasses--Dull eea
Others unchanged.
New York. April l9.-su!S
fair steady: fair refining ~
test 4 1-16: refined firm.
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ro CURE a COLD q

Take Laxative Bromo eu'a
druggists refund the 49,
cure, csc. The genuine
each tablet.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, April ~.
There were no arrivals or departures today

Port of Galveston. April w.
There were no arrivals or departures today
VESSELS IN PORT
SIS fenHa. j. Mcller & Co.
So CuriiyDn.
IS GullNtia, J. Mcller & CO.
SIS Gyller star Mills.
SIS Maritime Fowler q Neville
So 0swesty, J. Muller 4 Co
SIS 1'alentno.
SIS Parkgate. j. MolIcr Co.
81 Springwclls. CullifoM. Clark L u.
SIS TGfsifrp
S. NoiaPe: j.. Moiler & w.
Sch Bnsanez. Reyriersnorrer 4 C.
CLEARED FoR GALVESTON,
SIS Alara. -. Fayai. February ".
SIS Asoun, Bartlett. at Penai til, March H.
SIS DreckHeld, Shields. April 6.
So Electrician Fisher Liverpool, March 10.
SIS Hardwood. Shields. April s.
SIS Iauina. Sontander, April /.
81 Roker. Barry, April L,
- Nonge, Stewart Murry, March 81,
February 20.
SCI. john x. southcr. Cape Henry. March u.
sch Mai! Dow, Norfolk. March 20.
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IE THE BABY Isl QUITTING rErrn

]. IN Z '7-''-- $500 y W fNu TEETH
remedy. Nrs Winslow's soothinr svrnn
for children teething. II soothes the child
softeus the gumg. sllays all pain, cures
xlno collie and y the best remedy Tor
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Posts Cableysus
New York, April ls.-TAs n
London financial cablegrsn ~
relinquishing all hopes 81 md
United States and Spain i'll d
war can only be avoided n ! Z
sequently there was d han
stocks, especially for all PHI \
bourse there being demc1lil]
tinued fall In Spanish 8, Wild
lowest, 81. Wonder ID expt
Americans held their own \ 4
were restrained from selling 4
the manner in which New YtA1
ing stock. The close VI
steady.
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MONEY Am

Houston. April 1s.-rbs ~,
supplied with money To- n
is. however, no great ,sti,|S
market. the deposits rsss
increase. -
Exchange is quoted a. M
nuying. par: selling, Nev'YsSj
Kansas City, $l,00df.x 49,
leans, buying, par: seliiuf' :
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Compn rntive SPOT Markets.
The following are the closing quotations for
KEGS, together with the closing OF middling
yesterday. with today's sales:
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Chicago. April 19.--Trade in cattle today
Wis dull at about Yesterdays prices. Stock.rs
and feeders 3I5fl4,G5; bulls 2.SeGs DO cows
and keifers 2.2o9i.e0 Calves active but y
trifle lower. choice 5.50d5 90. Trade in hogs
was active at strong prices, sales being at
3'Oo03e2ls, for common to prime hogs. Gates
were lsrgely at 3.5Oa3 30; prime light selling
a. zoe under the best. Pigs le6f3. 80, heavy
weights u i513.s0 primcl igbt pigs 3.7H
SherE-Fnrly active: trades we're made at
] 5o0;,-', yearlings and mixed lots 42ofl
i'hoi lembs .20M550. Receipts--Cattle liNl
calves 700 hogs 200; sheep 1000.
ST Louis, April 9.-Cattle-Receipts 1900
including 500 Texans; shipments 800 market
steady; fair TO fancy shipping and export
steers 4.3oMb 30; dressed beet and butchers
steers 3,oom5 10; steers under 1000 pounds 3 30
W4: 80: stockcrs aud feeders 3.50G4. 20: COWS
ana heifers i.C0a4 90; Texas and Indian steers
Receipts 1900: shipments 260o. Market &c
lower Workers, 3.65d3.15 packers 3.6on
$50, butchers 3.15N3 So Sheep--Receipts
500: shipments 200. Market steady native
muttons I.00G4.75. lambs 25d5 co.
Kansas City April 10. --Cattle-Receipts
$500 steady Zoe higher; natives $500 20. fed
western steers 3. 65df4 Is. cows and hefers
native 2.5NIi 60, Westerns 3 ,25Il4. IS: stock
ers and feeders S.30di or. Hogs--Receipts l5-
45O; light, easy; sales largely at 3 .60dDS 70:
top price 3.S2h heavies 3 65dS s2h; mediums
.55d3. I0 lights 4013 IS; and pigs 325a
o. 40. Sheep Receipts $3.50; market steady and
active; muttons i.35f4. 10; wocod lambs 800
al. 80; clipped i.70l5 90.
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ArrLEs-l Fancy Ben Davis 81. e5Gpi50. VIII
low Twigs and other varieties Si.75
BANANAS-S li0Gl50 per bunch, yhckod
for shipment,
LEMoNs-choice. saoOGa0o extra fancy
81 90. -
ORANGES California seedlings s2.oogfs %.
navels. 81. 10000.
STRAWBERRIES Per crate of ~ quarts
M.So for poor. $2.oo4e.So for best MitcheIls
and Noonans.
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Trade Notes.
HOUSTON wnoLEsALE PRICES.

ouotattons for Round Lots OF Stnu,.
Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily, and thcl,R
eerrcctness can be relied upon The prices arr
0oss ruling IN Houston wholesale markets.
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nnn Provisions.
elnw hut a,,on,

Wheat loweh lPfed. cash, elevator l.0Oli,
track ~ e!f 1o0h; NAV lo2i:: July Saqs
49, yDeI'iolnbcr 71&; No, hard cash y6
NFntures firm and higher: spot higher
80. ., cash 2sh; April 2.is May 2gSs bid ;
iny Sos asked: September 2iHs asked Oats
steady; No 9 cash, elevator 81, track 97aD
2i9.; April q; May PIE nsfed; July a3a, I'D:
a.rtembcr 22h bid; No. white 29iaei3D kye
seed a6SG27s Corn meal nr,n, laSfri 10
Bran dun but strong; east track, sacked, 49,
Hay strong: prairie S.00Ts, 90 Cotton ties
aud haggins unchnnsod: Pork higher. stand
cholte $40. Bacon BOXED shoulders 3 oUfn
5.g,i. extra short clear 5,75: ribs h.S,is;
shorts 100. Dry salt moats--Boxcd shoulders
SOFA ,Gah; extra short clear 5,2S ribs a3Tia;
shorts Z. 90
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GALVESTON.

stock wanted and viii se,i readily at above
quotations.
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New York Msas

New York. April 1s,-AonsJ
2G3 per cent; last loan 81 "
mercantile paper 5isGS pet ~
change steady with actual "
ers' bills at 4. S3AG4.S3 is fof q
M4.s0 for sixty days. Posted
4.sl and 4.SiGi.slls. ComnlEz
4.791s. silver certificates Nsx
Sc: Mexican dollars i5h COW
weak; State bonds dull; railce
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London Money u,

London. April 49, cohnt
40 S-ls: for the account IN ( J
,iinary / 0Gls; Mexican cepij
Bar silver quiet, 2513-iSa
en- cali 2h per cent. Rate 4
open market for short bHli'i
discount for thres month"; Mt
The market for Americas n
slightly better near tho az (
steady with the demand a.,
Trading was mostly profAshIl
were weaker. 81 being ~
throughout the day.
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Cnliforpin Canned Goou..

The San Francisco Herald of Trade says OF
canned goods on the coast. THE free move
ment roted last week has qiieiee down to
legitimate trade wants. /, Is stated that tho
demand laSt week enabled cnnncrs having
stock In hand to place all or the bulk held
Ahe Quieter feeling Is no doubt due 10 A
growing belief that there will be more aprf-
cots the coming season than II was claimed
there would be. yet there Is no doubt tnnt
the frost cut the promised crop fully 65 to "a
per cent There will be fair crop OF
OIL OIL cherries That is the way II looks now
me bast reports quiet but steady markets
ior Californian. but Southern peaches were
weak and lower"
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HOUSTON BANK ~

The following are The M,
Houston banks for the MA 4
the corresponding timc NJ
with the increase or decrcs1S \!
This year. Lsav
Monuay ..... SS&. as r.
TUESDAY ....". 1921 r.
Decrease.
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o asked; bid: nominal
Ncw Orleans Futures.
OPENED steady, closed quiet and steady:
sales &C. 600.
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Market steady. good cattle of all classes in
demand; good sheep in demand.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-14
A RAILROAD TO SOUTHPORT.
Link of Southern From Reidsville K
Kernersville Soon to be Built.

Link of Southern From Reidsville to
Kernersville Soon to be Built.
The Southport Terminal Railroad Com
pany was yesterday chartered by the Sec
retary of State, with the following in
generators: George II. Bethany, Ircdell
Meares. l.. Walker ]. +. Evans, q. NJ.
McKeithan, w. II. Walker, r. s. OF
taway. G.. c. Brown, A. Voorhees,, Har-
nv McDougal, Z. Murray, e. L. Stevens.
w. 7. Davis. Daniel Il. Walker, David
A Bennett. o. A. Durant, j. j. Knox,
w. w. Drew, w. Il. Garvey, Frauz
MAYER. Conrad Kirk, Thomas Hawkins.
r.. II. Cranmer, II. ii. Dougherty and
w. A. Cullen.
The last two own 1873 shares each,
while the others own one share each
The principal office of the corporation
is to be Southport. Brunswick county
a distance of 30 miles. Its capital stock
shall be $250000, with right to Increase
to 100000.
The company shall have the right to
construct. maintain and operate rail
road from Southport to Wilmington with
the right to extend the road from South
port in Il westerly direction, through the
county of Brunswick to the boundary
line between the States of North and
South Carolina The corporation snail
also have power to build branch lines,
not exceeding 80 miles in length, charter,
establish or connect with ocean or river
steamers or vessels to be used in cOnncc-
ton with the railroad to be constructed.
Directors of the road, until others
are chosen. are: w. A. Cullen, Conrad
Kirk, Henry McDOugal. Il. Murray
Thomas Hawkins and ii. II. Dougherty,
of Newark, n. j.; Geo II. Bellamy,
El Passo, n. c.; Franz Mayer, c. C.
Brown and A. Voorhees,, New York. d.
rectors may hold their meetings either
at Southport, n. c.. or at Newark, \.
j., at their convenience.
A Southern Railway official tells the
News and Observer that he has good
reason to believe that the Reidsville
Kernersvile link will be built at an early
day. The Gastonia-Mt. Mourne link, he
thinks. will not be built for sometime yet,
probably several years. Construction of
the Reidsville link will do away with the
necessity for double track between Sal
isDury and Greensboro, and will make
the through line few miles shorter.
Reports from the wash-outs which were
sustained by the Murphy branch of the
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern show
that the road was damaged worse thar
was though some days ago when thC
mishaps occurred. Several trestles. the
exact number not being named by the
reports. were washed out and the track
was torn up in a number of places.
No sooner had the main line of the
road been placed in condition for trave
than an extra large force was put al
work on the Murphy branch to repair
the breaks to the track reconstruct the
damaged trestles and replace those which
were washed from their foundations.
As the repairs have not been com
pleted and traffic on the branch is suS-
pended, the damage will be large II
cannot be said when traffic will be re-
sumed from Murphy to Blue Ridge but
probably not until the middle of this
week.
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WATERwoRKs CONVENTION.
Was to Have Met Here Yesterday, Blu
it Has Been Postponed.

The convention of the representatives
of the waterworks companies Of the
State. which was scheduled to be held
in Raleigh to-day to look into the feast
bility of forming II State Association,
has been postponed. Sickness of the
main promoter, Mr. A NJ McPheeters,
Jr., of Raleigh, is the cause of the de-
lay.
For some time past there has been
an energetic movement in the State to
organize waterWorks association.
To this end the representatives of the
different waterwOrks companies of the
State were asked by Mr.. McPheeters
to meet in Raleigh and thoroughly dis
cuss, pro and con, the ACCESSIBILITY of
forming such an association. The main
object of the organization will. of
course, be for protection, mutual benefit
and for nearer and friendly relations be-
tween the different companies.
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BIG DAY AT BURGAW.

r. b. Glenn, Jno. d. Bellamy and w
II. Kitchen Speak to 1000 People.
ty, is that the Democratic rally there
on Tuesday was great success. There
were 1,500 people present; quite a NUM-
Der had been populists. and all were
eager to hear. Mr.. II. h. Glenn. Mr.
John ID. Ballamy and Capt w. II
Kitchen were the speakers, and they
spoke powerfully. 1t was great day.
The answer of Hon. G. NJ. Cooke to DR.
Cyrus Thompson was circulated, and the
people said that it was conclusive and
complete answer. Thompson is regard
ed as n slanderer of good men.
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WAKE COUNTY TEACHERS.
They Will Hold Sessions in this City
Friday and Saturday.

FRIDAY and saturday.
The white teachers of Wake county
will meet in this city Friday next. The
sessions viii be held ut the Centennial
School building Friday night Superin-
tendent Mebane and Prof. Il. +. Moses
will deliver addresses in the House of
Representatives.
The subjects to be discussed at the SEES
Sions are:
Should we Limit our Work to Six
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Mr.. Jno. S. Baucom.
'The Greatest Good the Supervisor
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THE Necessity for Combining Small
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should we Encourage the Introduc
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SETTLES FOR CAPITAL SQUARE

Forty new cast iron lawn settees were
placed in capital square yesterday.
Twenty-Five of them are five feet long;
fifteen of them are six feet long. There
were already a dozen settees in the
square. These, tagether with the TWEEN
ty-fve new ones, will furnish seats for
all who may come to spend the morning
or afternoons in the square, and there
can now be no excuse for sitting on the
grass.
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TRAYLOR'S
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FOR SALE.

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constantly Tot Ten yours, Inc Qlsease hau Z
flrmer hold than ever. l tried q number
blood remedies, but their mineral Ingredient
settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism
waS i'll lamentable condition, and after ex
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Seeing S. S. S. advertised as cure for blood
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dreadful disease was eradicated from my sys
TEN. and have had no return of it,"
Many have been taking local treat
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
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n. @.
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For RENT

Hotel Meadows for Rent. In center
of Louisburg; in 60 feet Emry Hotel.
Apply to j. L. Winston.
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Nature has demonstrated that only the
ft survive. Our thirty years. OK sue
cessful business prove that
R0YSTER'S CANDY
Is survival of the fittest.
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Mr. b. n. Duke has raised $314.2i
contributed by Durham citizens for thu
Ship monument The fund has reached
81, 1895.
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4
writes: II was f
1licted from infancy
with Catarrh, and II
on can know thu
suffering it produces
better than /. Th'
sprays and wash g:
prescribed by the doe
tors relieved me only
tie m porarily, an {
though l used them
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership of NJ. A. Parker
agent, and J. II. Terrell, doing business
under the name Of Parker & Terrell, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Both parties authorized to collect anG
receipt for all accounts due the firm.
NJ. A. PARKER. Agent.
j. r. TERRELL.
Sep 3 10d
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and Jeromes new Criminal Code and
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Amendments to the Code of North Caro-
lima, prepaid, 81, etc, etc
Don't fail to send a list of your sur
plus books and trial order to us at
once and you will help others and your
self.
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Raleigh, N. C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-14
Catarrh is
Not InCurab1e

But it can not be cured by sprays
washes and inhaling mixtures which
reach only the surface. The disease j:
in the blood, and can only be reached
through the blood. S. S. S. is the only
remedy which can have any effect upor
Catarrh; it cures the disease perma.
nently and forever rids the system o.
every trace of the vile complaint.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-14

1t Is not chance, but merit, that ha
placed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-14
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

ROYSTER'S CANDY
on SO firm a basis of public confidence.