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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

1ilc follow iig Grand and lctii .Jn-
iui> have lmci drawn To serve, III the.
February Term q! !'n;irt. which con
Ncnc> on tlIc third Monday. Judge
Townsend presiding
Grand juror>-.J. y. Masters, Warren
nrs; y. J. Smith. t;avin; j. II. .tndcr-
son. Inrcnncs: I: A. Ratliiit, Andcr-
>on Jas. w. Ashley. IIopcwcll: \. y.
Richardson, Carvin: l.. +. Campbell,
l'roadway; j. W: Wyatt, Bl'lshy Creek;
}. K. Anderson. broadway: +. G. Jack
son, Corner: Il. T.. Mcconnell, Center
vi!lr: ). c. Rush Willan>ton. The
following ar, the members who hold
over from last year: r. K. Simpson,
Pcndlrtnn: Dock. tinlnbrcll. lIonea
Paths j. Il. Sanders. Crntrcvillc: John
Hail. .Jr.. Narcnnr>: Scott Young, Pen
,llctOn; Lawrence Thompson, tiarvin.
Petit Jmror~-W. w. Melton. Hope
well; l.. NJ. McPhail. Pcnllcton: j. +.
Rogers. Wllliam>ton: +. Il. Mitchell.
vile; .Ino. II. Wright, Rock Mills: f..
H. Simpson. Corner: Jess T.. Drake.
Martin: Luther :. Iiyby. Williamson:
FREDERICK l'agvrll. Bru>hy Creek; G..
". Ashley. Martin: :. y. Glenn. Foik
W. III. Sanders. Corner. .JuIiatlIan Me-
Clcllan. broadway: j. f.. Mcclure.
Rock Mills: Is. i. Brooks. Broadway:
\. +. Srndday. Savannah; W. VI. Strck
land. Savannah; Milford Owens. Hone
well: Il. l.. Robinson. AmdrrSnn: G.. VI.
Finley. Savannah: +. C. l;O.gS. Garvin:
MO. Farmer. Fork: G.. l.. Wells. Rock
Mills: j. ID. Sittom, l,rll>hy Creek: Wade
II. Shcrard, Corner: j. +. Bailey, Sa
val!nah: ID. l.. Jones. Bolton: {. NJ.
Robins. t;arvin: j. y. Shirley. Ilonc:,
Path: Jas. Mcdonald. Corner: Calvin
Wilson. l'rOa.lway; j. II. IIancork
l;clton: J. :. Mmr,lock. Martin: W. l..
Wright. Martin; w. :. Murphy. Bru>hy
Crrck
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
(",inmc Dots.

How lmau,iiul lie sight which met
our :,aIc Saturday mninin. when we
awnkr and found ii,.n ll,c earth had
silently. during lir nigh, hours. taken
on her mantle "i snow. >urr'>. those
W Iln enjoy hunting wci, clad t., >.c il /.
Mr>SrS. l.. w. l;lni>lc,. W. l.. Dar-
,acnli. II. NJ. Tate. {. NJ. 'naA. \l>t"n
Thnmpsnn. Rnbt. Mcclellan. ln> Tow
cn aud I.anfnrd went hunting last Fri
day. Think they had =rra, success
from What they say.
Misses Annie and tornrlia Gentry
after u three months visit anl'n,=
friends and relatives. returned lo NJ
on in their new home III Rhine. Ga
During their Stay they Won many
friends. who were. >nlry I" sec th'm
leave.
Dr. I.ant"ru. from Atlanta. is doing
some good work in this and othrr com
muniticS. extracting teeth by Il painlrS.
process.
The oyster >uplri given 10y nr. Ian
ford nj the Residence of Mr.. L. W. Han-
lister, on the nigh, az the !6th. WA,
highly enjoyed. 1t WAS IN occasion
which will ever he remembered b>
those who were present. On account
of The immense crowd the table WI,
placed in front of the house After
the crowd had gathered around the ia
lc they were greeted with Il song
"liappy WclcUmr. rendered by tn,
choir, standing ON the vcranda Aftc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

iDf# 81 '.i' -o"lii..i-~ ~rlnrrip, =
f'''i 'iiil' Hoi' a-ali! -iortci n.;n
"'i' "n- "l"o rll .lr uH
vY i'i'i'e'' nN l'spl T.. IS. l;
i''- '"N"u aud l.al.'u,i 4 n.
i,i'i and i'i Isl,nid. ai,. laHs-
tt'li appearance ami riu,ln,. ,i,ai liz.
song r'rnllrd three. /" ~in. II. ,all,d
l"i ''lli. VIII" Ir>p,li,d from illr
hNai'. and wi> ipuuJ nl"n ARRIVAL
!" i'' IN. li"N'n disguised ~ Il daik.l
lr song pi"l,d to hr ,,il anli>lig
We >hall moi l"l-rl ~. l.iri"Id ion
ms kindness liii hospitality IN -INin1
ii> all >ncll -, PHEASANT entertainment.
W. aI' slAd Ia -.,l ih.i III, health ni
"iii WoiiIii h.nI,'!"i ilrnh. Nj WIN.
fnii-"il. '-iun'i h'li.i. III. j. unable
I" 'i,ii i"und. iul ~ man, friend
'.''i il',ir'u'l, i" >'' lim. l'l,'> ral>
ili'. fiii'i in-.ll'- {" b,l,,,. n.
E'lf .n''i'i1hi' on i,i- pGl.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
Good Hope Items

J "ii hiA' nt'cn iii.! Inl- !lnii ii,t
Il "iIi'i, Nh. Editor, biil lnl.l, .N.l
from '''""'l li"p", mliI. : il Il" -.
','iil ii''i''. Nh'n :'iiri Il bin I'm.
'"nl'l' li.l> >"n-Ii ii' l,li >ninl.,-. and
fft'ii hii,l 4 i'w nin,icilt> ,.ni iuiIn
r.i"i'lil. and ir>t lil. ~ each n.l.l (.
h"l"l'd '"lmllnI"n>hip. | here ll,..
been many >nrh nn'n.,--. AMI i"i nu-h;
w" know ihcIr may i. many mon.
cupid = >'Ill ~ work ia iir,,. ln,i-.
and N"n would Ir >tnpri>,d /" h..l 81,
rii' '"irl'-i> he lll> ni.,,r. .ln,l t. mai
IN. ain"n-: ih' lads and ln>~n 81 nu;
IL -ll",i hood.
'.u'd Il"ln thui,l j. -.,m 10 i4..A,
n'N riilnt. and "ri.i lnpin, nnii-
air r"n''niIai',l -r.li - ,,iail,ill,-
IN 'inich inside.
Nh. I.uinl I;"vlc. uil. .. u.si.i..n
.Ir->lN, NnlIn-. iiiimrl,. ia, .,.l..u..i, Il
HI dwelling, hnli>,. v i.cii .l.i;,. add /.
I" ~ nplcalrin,.
Nh. .in~',li {. l.l.nn j. r!,iliu in!.
Nj. \. :. i;nvIr. N " Icii pl,c,. t,,.uiil
It" glad to llHA. ili> ilirnL, ca.l uiin
So linn and Wait on tlirni. al a.
one ni the I,iiarliy. i.llm,,> al n,il
nti"hl"ihnnL l. iIir .'~;ui, -, Nj
Alirll :. Bowie. attractive. l.n; 80
much l"rim-r his @nnl> AT, >i"i,d in
>mcha large. grand and ;,,ci.ll, l,ui.l-
Ing. IIut because we can no, ii. IN ln.il,.r
attracted. on :lrrOIIit ui liz. l:i.u,. sun
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
Just received car of Florence Wagons

Just received car of Florence Wagons.
j. S. FOWLER.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne d
Clinkscales.
You must have good Harrow. None
equal to those sold by Sullivan Hardware
Co. Here is the list you can select from {:
Leans Flexible Steel Smoothing, Acme,
Osborne, Buffalo, Averya Reversible
Disc, Wizard Spading Best selection
ever shown in Anderson. Prices down
to rock bottom.
Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne IL Clinkscales.
For clean shave and easv cutting pet
the Min rod Razor and the Nimrod Axe.
Sold only by Sullivan Hardware Co
The c. a. Reed Music House has re-.
cehtly received a full car load of Pianos,
and are offering high grade Instruments
| ut lower prices than eyer heard of i'll this
country.
What about pillow that breaks = to 3
acres day, 4 to II inches deep. resulting
in One-third more corn, cotton or other
crops, with one-half the quantity OF
manure? This is what l'ruitt, the great
Georgia farmer, says of the Hancock
Plow sold by Sullivan Hardware Co.
J. Fretwell has just received two car
loads of fine Wagons, which he is offer
ing at very low prices. IS
Nearly one thousand Oliver Piows put
in Anderson County by Sullivan Hard
ware Co., and the good work has just
begun.
FoR RENT-The offices recently occu-
pied by Bonham & Watkins, in the In.
TELLIdENCER building. Apply at this
! Office.
Just received big lot of best grade of
Rifle Powder and other ammunition for
the Xmas trade at Sullivan Hardware Co.
The G. A. Reed Music House has tax on
the State Agency for the celebrated Co
lumbia Graphophone, and is selling them
at manufacturer's y prices. 1t will interest
every one To call at the Music House and
see this wonderful invention.
Iron King Stoves are considered the
best. Buy one. Osborne Il Clinkscales,
Sole Agents.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
by Osborne IL Clinkscales
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
BuckIenS Arntca SAiv4.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tlons and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise 20 cents per box For sale
by HilI-Orr Drug Co
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

We can use Roller Covcrcr and
about 10 Card Hands. $50 Spinning
Hands and LOO Weave Hands. Steady
and good wages for night
work. Plain weaving. Will start night
run about Feb. LIST. No transportation
furnished. For further information
apply to Fulton Bag 4 Cotton Mills,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

AN ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS PRES ENT
For ONE DOLLAR.-One hundred en-
graved visiting cards In fashionable STYLE
is most acceptable present for either
ladies' or gentlemen. We furnish these
(na.ne only) for one dollar and prepay
postage WoriE done in our own factory
here No delay. Send for samples OF
cards or wedding invitations. J p.
STEVENS IL BRO jewelers. and Eugra
vers. a Whitehall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
School Desks.

rh. Trustees 0t Williamson School
District will receive sealed bids until
Saturday. Feb. 4th, $500, at . o'clock
y. m. from desk manufacturers, or
their representatives. jobbers, or any
others. for school desks for the schools
i'll their District. Particulars i'll detail
by applying to j. ID. PouKE,
I'rlZrr = &,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

= The village of Glenn Eyre. Pa,
is advertised for sale by the sheriff.
= Some men marry because they
are in love and others because they
are in debt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money il it fails to
cure. pc The genuine has l.. B. q. on
each tablet.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

To get the hes, results from Your land
and save every dollar in manure and
labor you must huy good implements.
Sullivan lInrdwnre Co. only offer tho
best and protect every customer against
fakes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01
Iomn,ilir Items.

Mi Ma--i' >m.n~!- now n->i>iin-
l':"i. j, II. Iini IN ~ L"nl AT His
place Sic Is :. .iAnh'.,l.lilri "i Rev.
is \. ~i".,l>. y iirr. ic.n.ii'i n 'i,nl!'c
'"riii'. III Ahi' j" lrin ''v''.~.
~hnirl y Nlni'ii.' I','il,d :: ,,i."nr
Ia --:,-r from >h'ili ri..ii 81 N.iir-
-nn iili i'i, p"iir' al i.,,r.,. '.H.. had
,ipi,.l,d Oh, ni ,:., iii!.st-- inli hlnk.
iiitn iii,n stare .ticW w,,h, 40. III,
-I,' !i> i.lu, - iI.icl W,i.hl W..
>i"'r t"W 'Ini tli, wll.,lr -nn- will
h, 'Ari..i'd. u oii,l~. Ne .i.r conf
H',l. VII hc iulpllcil,d IA tho bun
-l.Ii.
NJ i. Il; I'n!c"lni,c i.,- mos al ,l"vn
- h, tam. .in! N!. -. l.. l'.,lI has
ni".'.i ;ni"iii.. ir"il>,. Ia hA~ ,.',i,,i,
ni Man. -ii.,i
NiW y. ii"v.i.. ne ll,i,i :..:n,t
~ 'n..'.,-> ''ir,i>. .ntn,'ie ~ li.,l ii'
i,,.l l,i-l l..l -" iiu~,i "i com. $40
h';~i.l- %, n,i> !ui Il>h,i> ni vnai
- hii >h,i~ az ns.iiir,~. .al. 81 rni
Ton. : - ~niii, al pit ,lii'> and hal.
.:,,! uii!t had ii,r iiiii.. 10y and one
'.i,i'l ni," lilu'i.h and Nh, day 10 help
!Iu.. Nnr II rirlri & lruti,c, ilil,cl
TIA, !~ inr.i' ;Ilal. ~, Want ir I,ar
from INN. Nh. Bowen n:,h.- ,ntinll "A
~n.I,lu- .!"p. aiid i l.ii>ln- more
Im"i'N /" III" investment ilan any
il.ni.i hat we know or
M,>. killlr Cannes. al this place. has
been N.i> sick l,lll ", hear ~hc j.
bette! III lIii~ writing
uir ROSS III Bow.
Nj. t'ir.i> l.iynn has returned !" iIi>
place altrI >lnn.in= >,vri;ll yeats in
the c:,>irrn part ni he State.
y select crowd of Nnlili" people spent
Il most ..iiinyahI. rvrilin. al the h"spi
table home al Nr. T.. H. E,lir ON.
night ll>i week
We axe ha,in. Interesting: piilrr
meetings III iir Hirii>l t'hricH every
sunday evening II t::m o'clock,
We ic.!ci to li'.i, "t he illness of
MI. l'rn. tamrlii'> d;u=ltrr. and
hope III, may soon lr r.~tnl,tl 80 her
n>lial health
Mr.. VI. !. u\ral will leave this week
ion I'rl<,i. whri. II, has secured il ln-
>iiinn in he cotton mill. Diir best
wishes 20 with him and liz family.
We ic;un that the Union Meeting at
uakdalr W;i> almost Il failure. There
Wa> u lar-c congregation present but
no preachers.
Mr.. !. i. l."'lhcttc, lost il fine mlch
cow last Sunday night.
Auditor coleman wa> in town last
week irrriI in" lHN returns.
'Ihc pi>lil>ary cun>tahlrS could lo
sp,ilv work in this section.
W. I. VI. Fant Est. is quite sick
recovery.
'Ilcr. is considerable sickness in this
SECTION NmkI>. Bird.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15

Galvanized Griien 1885, Waukegan 1885,
Nails. 1920 base. Advances for common
over base: I'd. 7Dc; Sd, a5e; Id and Sd. aOe /;
Cd .0c Sd. l0c 1od and i6d. DC. Quotations
ere for less than car lots.
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ACTIVE BUT IRREGULAR.
Stocks Started with an Upward Rush, but
Encountered Heavy Selling,
AFTER WHICH MARKET BECAME SPOTTED
Tennessee Coal and Iron ON Reports
of Corner In the stock Made
Big Jump.

| New York. August 14,-The stock market
started off with something of an upward rush.
stock exchange traders and small outside
following had apparently come to the con-
clusion that Saturdays bank statement Inc
dioated that all vexed problems 10 the money
market had been settled and thu. The ease
and abundance OF funds were now at nand.
Tho first sharp advance in stocks. however.
demonstrated that the pressure of some heavy
selling would have to be encountered on any
general upward movement. The market there
after lapsed into the spotty condition which
has been its recent choice.
small number of stocks showed very
marked strength but the usually active alo
prominent stocks lay practically dormant
throughout the session and showed sagsins
tendency. which the strength in special IN
stances had no effect towards couhteIactlnE.
Tennessee Coal and Iron advanced WIN
giving color to prevalent rumors Oh q corner
in the stock The tone was feyerisn peiow'
the high level and the net gain was IA.
The announcement of the settlement OF the
smelters strike In Colorado enhanced tue
prices OF quite number of stocks. Inc
railroad stocks to show strength were COM
paratively few Conferences over the monty
situation had relapse, the conViction grow
ing that the Saturday bank statement may
lions In the market. Depression was aiso
reflected from abroad. The closing OF tue
market was active but Irregular. MI.
The bond market showed Increased actlvl.y.
Kansas and Texas leading In the raliroaus.
Total sales 81, 5Sl,0t0.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. August 14--There was an active
demand for cattle today, and with moderate
supply prices were firm for choice lots and
steady for others. Good to fancy cattle sold
at 5.6Od6,50; commoner grades 4.5OG5. so;
stockers and feeders 3 .55@4 So; bulls, cows and
nelfers 2.O0d3.25; Texas steers 3.7505. 30;
calves 4.0097.15
Receipts of hogs were considerably under
expectations and there was the liveliest kird
Of demand, prices advancing 10915c. Heavy
boss sold at 4.l5i4.90; mixed lots 4.55Qri 30;
lights 4.60G4.95; pigs sold at 3.6OG4.S5 and
culls at 2.25M4 10.
Liberal offerings of sheep and lambs caused
weaker market, in spite of good demand,
sheep selling off 10dl5c Sheep sold at q 30
for culs up to 450d4. 10 for choice wethers;
lambs sold at 3.50G4 50 for common grades up
to 4.55G6.S So for chocer lots.
.Receipts--Cattle $4,000. hogs 22,000 sheep
u coo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Advanced on Light Primary Receipts
and Disappointing ThreshIns Returns.
CORN AND OATS CLOSED AT A DECLINE
Lard Was 1-2@0c Lower, with
Other Products Unchanged-Ribs
Closed steady.

Chicago. August A.--Wheat today devcl.
oped into strong bull market and closed
Mt an advance OF a cent over Saturday. The
continued falling off in primary receipts and
generally Disappointing spring wheat thresh-
ing returns caused free covering and brought
outside SUPPORT to the market. Coarse grains
were utterly Indifferent to the wheat strength
and closed a shade lower for nearly all OPP
lions Lard declined 2isGi5c. but other pro-
duets made little change
Considerable irregularty was shown by
wheat during the morning. though, prices at
all times were above Saturdays closing quo
tations. An opening advance of S.@Isd at
Liverpool and still further advance ut l;3e
made the opening here stropg, September
starting at TN. AN advance Of isc There was
some disposition shown to renlize at the
advance and the market wavered for a short
time September selling at IN, but tho
strength or the foreign market gave conf
dence to the bulls aud all oncrings were
7iss. '''e's' ""AN'"7 ~
A period OF comparative easlness followed.
Outside selling orders came In IN sufficient
quantities to depress prices. the decline be-
ing rendered easy bv the favorable forsisn
crop news. A feature of this was the an
nonncement that Russia In spite of the fam
Inc reports would have como wheat for ex-
port. The market declined to 1lls for Sep
tember and though rallies were frequent the
tendency until afternoon was lower. During
the afternoon. however the market devel-
oped marked strength.
Primary receipts for the first time ia
months showed decrease from n year ago
The, visible supply. which was not expected
70 show any material change, decreased $780,
600 The general tenor of the new harvesting
reports We're disaupolnting some returns he
ing decidedly unfayorable. The weather in
the Northwest was favorable and the cash
demand here WAS poor, but this did not dis
count the effect OF the crop prospects and In
the last hour strong buying movement SET
IN which carried prices steadily upward
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth receipts were 2Sl ears
AGAINST 2H last week and 3l4 year ago
Chicago receipts were Ga cars Atlantic mort
elearanees OF wheat and -four aggregated
81 600 bushels. Septembcr advanced TO 7l7s
az and closed at I'M.
Corn was barely steady. The brilliant crop
prospects caused some selling but sympathy
with wheat some country offerings aud a
good cash INJURY supported the market and
declines were inconseauentlal Receipts were
1873 cars.
During most OF the session oats were prac-
tically Mt standstill and the range was
barely &c
Provisions were quiet and Irregular. the
market was strong early on the sharp ad-
vance In hog prices The close was easy fer
pork and lard aud steady for ribs
Estimated receipts Tuesday: Wheat lis
head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
HOUSTON.

The following arc the quotations for thin
market as furnished by the Rox BELL Saundero
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15

st. Louis, August a. --Cattle-Receipts $500.
including 1900 Texans; natives strong. Texans
easier on best stock and generally 10c lower
on others; fair to fancy native shipping ami
export steers 4.75G6.l5: dressed beef steer 300
al so; steers under 1000 pounds 4.00d5. %;
cows and hefers 2.25G4 S. Gamers 50a
40; bulls 2.00d3.75 Texas and Indian steers
.2oGIi 55 cows and heifers .50a3 10. Hogs
.d0d4 rs; packers 47Oa4 so; butchers 700
50. Sheep-Recepts 1900; steady: native
muttons S,75a4.10; stockers 3,30q3.5O; lambs
3 2hd6 60.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The Post)
Kew Orleans. August 1.-THE New Orleans
I've stock exchange reports:
keceipts-Cattle lSo. calves and yearlings
SSS hogs Ia.
Sales-Cattle S61, calves and yearlings $50,
hess So
Left over-Cattle 4s5. calves and yearlings
317. hogs 81, sheep 239.
Market well supplied with all classes of
cattle; prices weak; choice beeves 4@41a; cows
and heifers $685. calves and yearlings 393n.
Hogs firm. AZ. Sheep AZ.
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Negro womnn burned to peath.

Van Alstyne. Texas, August 13.--At
$3.50 o'clock last evening Ella Ward. col
ored, was holding a lamp in her hand
which exploded and her clothes became
ignited. She ran out OF the house and
around her neighbours house before any
man could get to her. BY that time flames
We're all over her and she was horrlblv
burned. She died this morning at ii
O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
'Less ia.
New York Money.

New York. August II, Money on call easier
az 2hd3 per cent: prime mercaptilc papef
5hMb, per cent: sterling exchange nrm with
actual business In bankers bills 4. s6fl4 SAL
for demand and 4.selsd4. SAX for sixty dsys.
posted rates 4. Sah@4. 81 and 4. S764 .S7iS Com.
merciai bills sly: silver certificates 6OisGfsi.
ment and railroad strong. State bonds in.
active.
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London Con.ols.
London.

London. August l4.-consols for monev
l0ss; for the account los 1916. Bar silver
27%d. Money 262x per cent Rate for dis.
count In the Omen market for short bills
" a3% per cent: three months bills 3 1-iG
G3H per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15

Remarks-The run of cattle for the past
week has been somewhat light and of an in
ferior grade. Choice cows and calves will
demand for corn hogs $50 pounds and upward
CARROTS can always be sold on arrival at
market price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15

Houston's eFcts receipts OF cotton BY tho
various railroads entering the city wore as
follows: Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ......... "a
International and Great Northern, $3.50. IL
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio. FAC
Texas and New Orleans. ............... 1
Houston East and West Texas..,....... /
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe ......... a..
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. ......... 101
Missouri. Kansas and Texas.....,...... -.
MHkons .s......... ...........'.s.,.....s 80.
Total aforementioned. "a.
Houston SPOT Quotations.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged; sales
AZ halea af
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FINANCIAL nRIEFs.

New York august II. --ciearings ssi .sI2. s&s;
Paris. August H.-Three ner cent rentes
eaf. sakc for the account; exchange on Lon
don 25f. 25c for checks -
New York. August 1.-THE commsrc,a,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston August IL.
ARRIVED.
Sc Aldgate. Cheshire. Cardiff.
SIS Leona, Wilder. New York
SIS Pensacola. Simmons. Pensacola.
SAILED.
SIS Celtic Princess, Morrison, HAMBURG.
SIS San Marcos, Young New York
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. August Eggs--Receipts slss
packages; Arm. Western ungraded ilfIi4
Chicago. August i4.--Butter market firm;
creamery 13h6fiaM; dairios i2Gi6 Cheese
firm: 9Af10. Eggs hrm; fresh i2is.
Kansas CITY, August iI,-Eggs steady. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. hrsts lOc.
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Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: The tone OF the markets here TO-DAY
was generally better until the Labor m
cident In Rennes became disturbing factor.
Americans closed at the top.
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Especial to Tho Post

NHVVNIHT 10 NV IUsItI
Chicago. August NV. H. Bachelor Il
Co. say OF grain:
English cables were higher and general
covering by shorts resulted Ia an advance In
wheat this morning. but when Their tenlpor-
ary needs were satisfied. prices easea OF
slightly. the market still firm in tone. Cables
continue to Export good continental demand.
buying became general toward the close,
when the highest Levels OF the day were
attained.
Corn opened steady. with an advance. but
moderate business doing. Weather conditions
reported favorable
Oats were dun and prices kent within mar
row limits. Good cash demand reported,
Provisions opened unchanged. Easier prices
were scored in all departments later. at
tribrted to selling by packers, finally clos
ing at first low levels recorded.
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Texas soldiers to welcome n.v.v

Barton Of the Waxahachie Rifles Is in
earnest abbut going to New York in a
special train TO welcome Dewey and has
received several letlGs from clptains owe,
the State about the meter. The com.
pany 10 expecting the new uniforms now
soon.