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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-07-13

S. NJ. Gcary, Plcrson, Mich, writes:
-DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
curing more piles here today than
all other remedies combined 1t
cures eczema and AL other skin dis
eases. il. D. NJ User & Co.
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ThOS. II Carter, Helena.
Rcprescntatve--llon. q. S Hartman, Bozc
STATE.
GovcrnOr--Robcrt r. Smith.
Lieut. GovernOr--A. f. Spr1ggs.
Secretary of Statc-T. S. Hogan.
State Auditory. W. PoindcN1cr.
State Trcasurcr-T. E. Collins.
Attorney GcncrHl--C. p. Nolan.
Supt. of Public Instruction.. A. Carleton.
Chief JuSticc--W. Y. Pcmbcrton
Ass. ,lnsticcs-W. II. Hunt, ". Y. pigott.
Clerk Supreme Court-Beni Webster.
COUNTY
District dgeFranl< FL. Woody.
Clerk Of District Court--Allcn Z. Shappce.
Sheriff. II. Irvine.
Clerk and Recorder-J;is. T. Fitzgerald.
TrcnsurcrJ. Il. Squit"s
ASSESSOR Howard D. Smart
County Attorney-llcnry I. Myers
Supt. Public lnStructOn-1\it1ic OStcrmcycr
Surveyor-W. S. Fortiner.
NOrOnar--T. B. Owings. e.,.''
Public a lNinistrH tori M. Higgins.
County to.nmissOners--Fcrd Weir, John +
Hendricks, John ". Mnyhew,
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For Constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea. the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Erup-
lions on the face, and makes the
head clear as a bell. For sale by all
druggislS.
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Get the Chicago Inter Ocean with
this paper for s2.4O.
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Read the Republican for the new;
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSIONAL.

U. S. Senators-TIon. Lee Mantle, Butte: Hon
ThOs. II Carter Helena.
Represcntative--llon q. llartman, Bozc-
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The EEpuHLlC.iS gives the news.
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LONDON ADVANCED AMERICANS
AND SPANISH Is WE'RE HIGHER.
Increase in Loans shows a Conn.,
dencc TINT Has Encct-Idlc Money
Being Invested In BondS.

New York. juno 4-There was no trace lert
today OF tho reactionary tendency manifested
in tic stock market late yesterday. Tho
change might be accounted for In two ways
frst the adoption by the senate of the see
ton Of the revenue bill authorizing an issue
OF bonds ard treasury certificates; second. tho
spectators who sold stocks and took their
rrcat3 ecrly In tho week and were anxious to
get back at low prices. The second cxplana-
ton ia more likely to be true. 1t was evil
den; lefcrc the opening of the market today
that I, would be dlfhoult to effect any fur
ther decline in prices. as London had adj
vaneed Americans a large fraction all around.
Paris bought Spanish tours heavily on tho
rumor that Spain was seeking an easy way TO
secure peace. The rumor OF the destruction
OF the Spanish fleet had more effect aud prices
advanced huoyanty nil through tho list
Tho use OF money reflected In the loan ex-
paasion is healthy feature Of the business
outlook. The closing was active and strong
at reai the top prices, net Gains in the cascs
OF lie most active stocks ranging between
aud points and in exceptional cases above
that.
iuertion rs attracted by the governments
statement OF the amount of money In circula-
ton IA The country on June |. which is given
as S,,S3a, SaS256, exclusive of tho holdings OF
tho unl'ed states treasury, This is a circu-
n,'nI p'' .C"pi'u Oh 500. inc increase In
Nay MAS S2a. l3e.sli, OF which SS2.bSS.3d was
gold. For the year the circulating medium
was expanded SlS0, Stl, and of this $l2g,Sig
sSs was OF gold. The coun,ry's net gold i'm
pcrt3 OF SlOO,o0O.O0o In liquidation Of the trade
balances appears In the circulation, but tnat
this amount of net imports of gold comes
arywhete near cnecilns final settlement OF
the trade balance of the year is not con-
ccivahle. The trade balance for the ascal
year In our favor will certainly approach near.
~ s600.o00, O00. compared with the greatest pre-.
Vlous balance of less than $500 600 600
Ionds have distinctly shown the broadening
pressure OF idle money seeking employ ment
In enlarged business and higher prices
friNate wire to Cargill & Kicnardsou.>
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE s. 1898.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Excellent Growing Weather Caused
Prices to Decline.
BULL STORIES WERE NOT CREDITED
No Attention Paid 10 u,uncr liver.
pool or bad Reports nS to Crops.
Another Drop In Provisions.

chicago. juno 4.-Thc sunshine and warmth
'hat is quickening the growth In the Acids.
wlthered prices in the whent pit today. july
crossed with loss OF iA and September ~
Corn lost u and oats Adac. Pork. lard and
rios show declines of 2iMdsO and 5Q7Is re-
spectiveiy.
rhe predominattng factor In wheat at the
start was the weather which was favorable
TOT carly maturing Of the crop. Liverpool
was 2hd higher for July, but the fact re-
eeived no consideration from local spectators,
Ihere were bull stories from Kansas of a
narrowing description and reports from Buda
Pesth OF rust in the wheat crop Of Hungary.
But they wore without effect July opened
u lower, at s3iaG9i, sold up to Stls, down to
sSt2, up to 9iik, fell OFF to 80 and frmed UP 10
S2s4 at the close.
An easier feeling WIS displayed In corn on
lower cables. large receipts and favorable
weather Tor the growing crops. The expected
demand had appeared.
There was some changing from July TO Sep
tcmber In oats
The dizziness In provisions at tho start was
based on the small receipts OF hogs and an
advance OF 0ulO IN prices at the yards Selling
by packers turned prices downward
Estimated receipts Monday--Wheat sc cars (,
corn, 1850 cars, oats, 500 cars; hogs, 5000
head.
mo loading futures ranged as follows:
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Galveston spot

Spots closed steady and unchanged.
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New York, June 4-The cotton mart Il
orencd dull. with prices unchanged 10 / point
higher, The near deliveries improved 2dii
points shortly after the cnll on Il few seat
terlns buying orders and scarcity OF sclers
market in a norvous condition. At II o'clock
speculation was 1at. with prices 2dt3 points
above the final figures of yesterday Sales
to that time reached but 1920 bales Crup
nows lacked special new features. while tho
cable accounts reported stagnation In both
spot and futures Of the Liverpool market
The market was Nat up 10 the last moment
and closed quiet. with prices l point higher
TO point lower, Total sales were limited to
u 600,
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GALVESTON STATEMENT

Cotton on shippUuIu' Hot 'Ieareu' az UHI'es-
ton. today:
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HEAVY STAPLES.

HEAVY STAPLES
AMMuNlTlON-Pow per key si,001
5; blasting powder $i.65 per keg: drcp shot.
sack, Vie. buck, $l5O.
bACON-EXtra short clear, In sacks. ran
regulars, SbqS7sc boxed i4c higher,
noAed bellies, SSsMec. New York alt /. Ines.
breakfast bacon, gAal0c.
PAGING AND TlES-Less than car lots.
Dni houston; Bagging 2-lb 6Iac; "a 10, nc.
81, Arrow, io-lb, soc, Delta, 81.
oAHpi-stick, Wrapped basis 81, G9.dp7c
ID. special sizes, isc higher.
IorFEE-Ric and cordova. ladi2Hc; fair.
gsss; prime, loalo'.c; choice. logsullc:
soo nsgii%.e; Peaeerry, i2Aals9,c. Roast
ses, noOc delvered 36-lb cuses, IL zoe de.
cred; Apex. lo0-lb cases. 1l.i0c; In 30-lb
FLouR-Empirc Mills. Houstcn: pavison's
gh patent. $50; White Ribbon. second pats
!. $3.50; Texas Star mills quote: lid \, Way,,
AZ; sea Fairy. second roller patent. s.. 60;
rear VIZ, -ye -four $3.50. Special rates
shipments to Interior points; -four In bnr
r, ioc ABOVE sacks; in half barrels SOC above
ARlNAcEoUS GooDs-Grts. hor,lnv and
am meal in barrels $50; pearl meal. in
AZ SACKS. S2O0n2lu per Dbl of four sacit..
~ % and Friends oats, $40; Columbian
i ia@Svs Standard. elsc; picnic hams. nc.
no In G0-lb cans, extracted. 4,si15,Sc.
eonb' Sdl0c; In t2-lb cans. extr1ctad az,
~ VI Refined tierces. compound. 45sc, i-at
~ sV-io cans i4c higher than tisrc.s: TO- ID
,sc higher; 5-lb cans xc higher; 3-lh
1s,.A SsEs-Rehoiled, fair, leGiSc; prime.
ffs5c cnoice' 25426c. fancy new crop syrup,
siCiEIExtra fancy head. 616hc; choice, 5Q
bopE pt,en5c; fancy imported. 6I6Ac
I-basis for 1-l6; Sisal l0c; manila,
ALITI.@,Llyerpool coarse, ooa7sc. fine. c-,s
H. :. ana, coarse, Coo. ane, Soc: barrels.
~ N2o' Co.'s. $3.50; loo-Ss, $50; 7)-,s.
Ell ~ Flsi-Mackerel. No j, IN lo-lb kits.
ktp,;pW, half barrels. s6.OoG65o.
IA professionalism quarters, 1913: mus
4. 'nree.quarters, $500; imported Gillette
lS'' quarters. Sll.50; fancy sprats. quarters,
y.snHoS,H-Standard goods Pearl. In 4o-lb
\ Ne zee Royal Gloss, bulk 34c: Nickel.
ia ehnases. per box, s275: Germ starch, $40
EriSS', 20 and 40-ib boxes
N Quotations are for small lots. spN-
anpies given on carload orders Standard
n,ileo, a5sc, cubes ard powdered. eve;
A'Sna yellow clarified. farcy. SIC; choice
PRODUCE
IL Ns-White. 3AqSiss; Bayou. sn14%c:
80 faiHe: Limas, s4,25Ti.15; black eyes.
sin IER-Blue star, lie: dairy. ls1nc;
--- .---e-amery, l9qsoc: Elgin dairy bricks.
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81. Louis. June Receipts 1890.
SHIPMENTS 100: fair TO fancy native, shipping
steers i.s5al 70; dressed beef ana bntcher
steers 9NSti so: steers under 1909 ponnds Az
"a 81, stockors and feeders S,6ont 80; cows
and belfers 9ioT4.7D Texas and Indian steers
z 20Ii So cows and heifers 2 s5gj -. iioss-
era 4. T56fi. 90. packers ,s1ai.io' butchers 40
"a 20 sheop-Receipts 100. shipments none:
dun bu, steady; native muttons 3."eMf,uu,
t.,,,Le a5s7a "a
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Ncw York Spots.
The Now York spot market closed inactive
and unchnurrd
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New York, June 4,-rhe week has shown
gradual gain In the market for dry goods
There has been added strength In print cloths
and this had n beneficial effect on the staple
prices which nrc quoted all around Export
goods on tho other hand are attracting less
interest than formerly and the weeks sales
unchanged results, Blcached goods are quiet
and without feature. In print cloths quota &.
tions on extras are still &c. hut sellers are
very firm. and refusc bids for all futures
and many spots at this figure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
HITTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City. Jane ~ Butter-welk; cream
erv. isi1SIi5: dairy, ioi5G1s. Eggs--Stcady;
fresh candied Missouri end kaasas stocs. 3,
eases returned; seconds g. the dsnand SHOWS
Chicago Iune i--Butter-FiIm: Creamery.
,asf,tiS: dairy. ;i7is. Eggs-Steady. fresh.
9If Chcsse-steady. li.nIA
:, Tents June Putter--Quist creamery.
l.isSiisls: dairy. iodii. Esgs-Qutet.
New York. June 4.-Eggs-Rsceiptss;, Sae'
steady; Western. l0x6li; Southern, ioh'
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Spots closed unchanged; sales 5000. Of which
.Soo were American; imports 1000, Of which
1000 werc American.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
weekly BnnI. statement.


New York. June i.-Money on call steady al
i4GlA per cent last loan ~; prime NOR
camille paper 3hdiH per cent: sterling ca
change steady. with actual business In bank
ors' bills at a .s6hG, S6is for demand aud
4s4i3Git. siia for sixty days; posted rates $50
4.S. commercial bills 1901 s3h.: silver GER
trcates 500; bar silver uncertain. 5sA Next
can dollars i5l4. State bonds quiet; railroad
bonds firm: government bonds irregular.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Itsris.--Thrce per cent rentes 1887 25c for the
account.
New York,-ciearings sifo.lts.i5s balancvs
s.. 027. e52.
New York.-Total sales of stocks were 49,
20l shares including Northern Pacific s0.Ss3,
Union Pacific preferred 1850. Sugar $3.50.
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London. June 4-Consols for money 1llk
for the account ilik Mexican ordinary 90;
Mexican Central new fours 67H. bar silver
steady 21Isd bid per ounce. money per cent
rate q discount In the opeu market for short
hills lSsal ILLS per cent; for three months
hills IL Glilh4.
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New York. June 4.--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock
markets. hero we've quiet today. The tone was
steedy, hut consols and India issues were
shade lower Americans were steady ani
quiet mostly above the New York parity.
Spanish bonds were steady.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, Juno i.-Sugsr-Quiet: opsn
kettle, 3Gi: centrifugal whites. +isTis.: yell
lows sAIils; seconds. 2isgs 7-s. Molssses-
nrm: mold A, 5ss; steudard A. 81; co1fer-
TONERS A. ia. cut loaf. rs; crushed, rs:
powdered, 5 rs; granulated, 5@; cubes. 5M.
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IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
Transactions Light and Fluctuations
Very Narrow.
DROU1H EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Spot sales IN liverpool Smaller Than
for Many xcnrs--No Change In
Prtces-Thc Reviews.
otaco OF The Post.
houston. saturaay. lune I.

Houston. Saturday, June 4.
Gotten was without feature today and nuc-
tatlons we're Narrow. 4 drouth east OF tho
Mississippi is a bullish factor and helps to
suatbin PRICES. With stocks active and higher.
/, WIS thought cotton might share in the
strength. but IL lags behind the other srecu-
latvc markets.
Futures in Liverpool were unchanged to
la-6id III. New York closed OFF to / up and
New Orleans TO points higher.
IN the spot markets closed unchanged. with
sales at only 5000 In Li,crpocl-ono OF tho
smallest days transactions OH record
Receipts at ports were 4i6G against list last
year and iiSt in sSe5
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II. W. Hunter & Co say OF the cotton mar
ket; Liverpool came u point Better and did
1000 bales spot; prices stoady, october In
New York opened at last nights outside
prices and further advanced points on some
scattered buying and covering of shorts by
room traders New Orcane advanced points.
but both markets cased of on very small
harincss aud closed only ia points better
than yesterday. Spot markets were all steady
anu innctlve. Complaints continue To come In
rom some OF tho States In the Eastern belt.
hi, Texas Ia enjoying almost perfect Cond-
lions, and as yet nothing has happened TO in
0icAtc that there Is amy prospect OF any dc
cidcu falling of from another big crop There
Is no interest of Importance In the market.
nor any likelihood OF an early awakening OF
speculation, but all the time the spot demand
keeps up at prices above the level OF CON
tracts and inherently there II strength In tho
market. as prices hold remarkably well In
tac" OF the recent drop IN freight rates and
favorable prospects for the new crop. There
is little likelihood OF enough short interest
ace umulatlng to make any manipulation Of the
summer months profitable, but tho spot de.
mind may become urgent enough to cause a
natural squeeze. and ira lcW viii find tt more
satisfactory from row Un to coniine thgir
trading tc the nov crop months.
Weekly Interior Movement.
The weekly movement. OF cotton nj 81 lead.
ING interior towns. according to tho Chron
icles statement issued this morning, was us
fellows:
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Receipts Of poultry were liberal today, but
arrivals were readily disposed OF at good
tces
Texas plums arc plentiful and cheap.
An advance of / cent pound has been
ade in rope.
Texas eggs are slow sale on account of the
ID quality.
The undertone OF the -four market is barely
eady on account of the decline In wheat
Fruits are in light supply, particularly
mons and bananas but prices are firm.
9rhere Is falling off in the demand for
edstufs
lne brokers received no changes In the
bees OF staples today.
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Chicago advices by private wire to r. w
Hunter a. Co. gave puts on September wheat
II and 76Ia and calls 70 rs and SOS. Puts ON
July corn sold at 32&G3s. The market Will
require some time TO gather strength from
the recent severe break, and Will probably
AFFORD opportunities Tor suecessInl scaiping on On
and sell above so, Crop prospects contlnue
highly favorable and conditions are belrish.
except for the scarcity Of contrnct cash wheat
but this will hardly affect to any extent the
diefn
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TIsANs-White. SaqSls.; Bayou. inG4%c:
% 'aihc' Limas, s4,25Ti.15, black eyes.
En- dER-Blue Star, lie: dairy. 1s1nc;
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Closing quotations on bonds n, New Yors
foda
MONEY AND BANGING.

Houston, June i.Tho local banks arc wei,
supplied with money for all purposes The, :
market.
Exchange Is quoted as follows: New York.
huying, par. selling Now York, St Louis and
Kansas city. N.00a250 premium; New Oh,
ieans. buying, par, selling u premium.
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st. Loni. Grmin md Proyisiop..

ST. Louis. June 4-Flour-unchanged
Wheat-Active. closing at the bottom, vita
July III, September rs and December u
lower than yesterday; spot better; Nc. 2
cash, elevator, i0i; June, LOO; July, 7Ss:
September, IL asked; De ember 16A. M. 2
hard, 90 Corn---FutureS weak, with whe1t,
closing with buyers Il above the bottom, but
y below yesterday, spot firm and in demand;
No. cash. 3lk: July, 3lis. oats-Ir.cguar.
closing fraction either side OF yesterday spot
higher; No cash, 26la; track "a June, 26A
July, 2ih; September. 2ll3 No. white, 3ln
32 Rye-Dull. AZ sellers Flaxseed- Nominal,
lis, Timothy scedPrimc 2.60G2 65. Corn
meal-steady, 1.s5a19O. Bran-Sacked not
ssleablc above 30. basis east track. Hay
Fairly active, with prices well sustained.
prairie 5.5Oml0,5 so; timothy, s.5Odl35) Cotton
ties, 20. Baggne 6ssr6 rs. Pork-Lower,
standard mess. jobbing, io.7ogl0.so. Lard
Quiet prime steam. 5.S7i9; choice. 5,97ia. Ba
CON Boxed shoulders, 5.s7'&: extra short clear
6.62i2; ribs. 625; shorts, 100 Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, 5.S7is; extra short clear,
6;l2ls; ribs, e.25 shorts. $50. Receipts
20 900 bushels; oats, 1900 bushels. ship
monts-Flour 2000 barrels, wheat 10000
bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels; cats. 5000
bushels.
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CLEARED roR GALVESTON.
GALvEsroN COTTON REcE
coTroN on sInpBoARp.

l,y International and Great Northern, hale.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 3ti. Total. 5s2.
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ch,enrn 1nnn 4-cattle unchanged choIce

ete,,rs i,aaSf5. 80; medium 4.50di 65; common
0OsI4 20; COWS and hefers ,2Ogi.so' can
ners . s0 Wegtorn fed 00Ii 80; Texas steers
I. e5G3.7 "a; calves 50oI5.so.
Mo- 5S1l0c higher: fair to choice t.1Tisb
70. packers 4i0al.l5; butchers i.O5ai 50;
mi.ed 4. O0G4 rs: lights 3,75If.21, pigs 2.'5t
Gu, or steady: natives 50Mi G5; Texans $50
N. a. ciinpod lambs i.O0d5.oo; wooiei lambs
{. a.; spring lambs 5.75lt6.5O, ann
RSceip,s--Cattle 800. hogs 1900 sheep looo
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In Presses and Warehouses.
Houston spot Quotations.

SPOTS closed steady and unchanged; sales.
nOne
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE Pc!

| appeal 10 every magnanimous citizen Of
| Houston to support me for Justice Of the
| Peace, Precinct No. L. Harris county. SUBJ
| feet to democratic day primaries.
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HOUSTON BANK CLrAhINGs

The following the clearances OF tho
Houston hanfs for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year, together
With the increase or decrease:
This year. Last year Increase
Saturday mon. s756,f77 $3.50 7i5 s52,732
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COFNEE.

New York, June t.--Conee--Options opened
lofii5 points higher: closed unchanged; fales.
IA $50 bags Spots dull No. 7 Rio. invoice.
sA No. jobbing. 8 rs. mud. dull; Coedevs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Galveston, June I.
ARRIVED
SIS Peneacola, Simmons, Pensacola.
SAILED.
SIS Archtor. Holman. Hamburg.
SIS Holios. Salvcson Progresso. etc.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Olinda. Hansen.
IS Pensacola, simmons.
Sch Morales.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Hrrckheld Shields. April 6.
SIS Mira, Liverpool via Spanish Main. MAJ
IL.
SIS sllyerdnie, James. Marseiiies. May rs.
SIS White Cross, at Antwerp March 30.
GALVESTON COTTON REcEPTs.
l,v International and Great Northern, hale
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 36i. Total. 562.
COTTON on SliIPBoARD.
Cotton on shipboard. not cleared. at Calves
ton. today:
For Antwerp--Ss Olinda, so,
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas city. June 4Wheat- Strong. g
higher; No. / hard. 9SG9s; No 2 hard. 9Siz
aST9i Corn-steady; higher, closing weak
No. mixed, 3Ola Oats-Active but steady;
No. white. 30m3OH. Rye-Weak. o. Hay
Receipts-Wheat. 80 900 bushels: corn. 81 900
bushels; oats, 500 bushels shipments,
Wheat. 81. 500 bushels; corn, $500 bushels
oats 1000 bushels.
New York. June .--wheat-Receipts. 2sl.
900 bushels: exports, $4,000 hush Is; spot
firm No. red, LIS I. o. b. ahoat: export
late months under realizing %M9s net loss,
No. red. July. loeA Wool--Steady Pig
ron--Quiet; Southern. 9.75@n.25; Northern
II OOdil75. Copper-steady brokers. LIS
Lead-Quiet: brokers, $50. Tin plate-Quiet.
Cotton seed oil-Nominal; Gasp; prime crude
2ld22: nominal: prime crude (. o. b. mills
l76ls: prime summer yellow. 5AG26; OF
summer yellow. 2jd25is; butter oil, $780,
primo winter yellow. 30d32
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
CnrwiIl = R,char.l.on.s CIrculn,

New York advices to Cnrgih & Richardson
said; Tic market presented no special feat
urc. While the small demand for spots at
Lh,rrool was decidedly disappointing, being
the smallest for many month, stu local
pricos were well maintained on account of tho
continued absence OF rain cast OF the INSISTS
sippi. The daily government report showed
only triftnE moisture at few Southern sec
tions. The Chronicle weekly report WAS clssa-
ca as Rood, despite many reports VI needed
rain southern buying caused an advance for
the new crop months The close showed un-
charged TO points advance; total sales ai,5o0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Houston Weekly Statement.

q ross receipts this ~cek............... =. a.23g
Netrcceipts this week ..................... Lisa
Gross receipts this week last year .......... Quo
Aetteoeipts TINS week last year. ........ :. 20J
Total gross receipts this year 1S2.eb.
Total net receipts this year s2O,7JU
Total gross receipts same time last year 3 G,lOl
Total net receipts same time last yeaf... 10 1898
Shipment gull ward this weeg............. 2,0i3
shipments. rail- 10 aud Via New Orleans. 4O2
sniptpents 10 Japan Observation-Disclosures. lUO
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterday. Inst year.
Houston itniirond Receipts.

Ioiston's gross rcce ptsuf cotton by the various
railroads ontcrin. the cfty wjre rs follows!
Houston anl Texas -entrat. ...... .......... 9
international ana brcat Northern .....-. E. Q
saiyehiou, Hnrr sbSrg aud san Aatono... II
Ips As ana New orleans ,...... ............... 49,.
housto on Fast ani West Texas. 80. .........- 10
cuff Colorado AMI santa Ne. $50. .......... .
San Aulonlo ana Aransss Pass ..,........... ....
Missouri kRnsa, AMI feeas. ..4............. %
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