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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
MARINE NEWS.

,H a Jan. %. schr Emma
Claudina. from Aberdeen for Honolulu /:
sehr Repeat. from Aberdeen for Honolulu:
Francisco: str Grace Dollar from Hoo,,ia m
for San Francisco.
NEW YoRK-Arr.ved. soth, Aurania.
Liverpool; La Gaseogne, Havre.
ter H. Wilson. from Tacoma for Queens
PORT TowNsENp-Arrived. 2sth, blk
Cosper, from Honolulu. In the bay. 2sth.
STR Tartar. from Vancouver for Yoke
hama and Hongkong
coos BAY-sailed, 10Th. schr Glen. for
SAN PEDRO-Arrived. 10Th. schr James
H. Bruce. from Tacoma.
ASToRIA-Arrived asth. Br sh Gunford.
San Francisco: Br blk Balazore. for
Queenstown: Br sh Ailerton. for Queens
PORT ANGEI-Es-In the bav sath hp
Abby Palmer, from Port Ludlow for Svd-
ney: Rr blk Gwydlr Castle. from Tacoma
Tor Queenstown blk Louisiana. from
Mo3dyville for Sydney.
-ouEENsToWfN-Arrived. aosh. gr 81
Euphrosvne. from Oregon
SYDNEY-Arr.ved 2efh. schr Golden
Shore. from Port Biakeley
CARDIFF-Arrived 18th, Ger sh Fersi.
nand Fischer from Seattle.
SHANGHAI-Arrived. 18th. Pr blk Ma
naimo. from Chemainus; Br Blk Vale OF
YOkOHAMA-saiied, 9Th. Br str EN-
press OF China, from Vancouver.
SANTA RoSAIiA-Arrived 9th r.. Sh
sh Heathhsnk. from Cardiff will 40 10 or
eeon: schr Maweema from Grays Harhor
SAN FRANCESCO-Saiietl. str MACK
inaw. Tacoma str National City for C;ravs
Harbor. Arrived. Fulton. from Astoria
from Coos Bay: str Arcata fram Coos
Pay: str Eureka. from coauiIle river: SIR
Mineola, from Tacoma; schr Lena Swea
sew. from Tacoma: str Czarina from Sc
attic, str Charles Nelson. from Seattle
schr Confianza- from Coquilie river; hk pig
Bonanza. from Tacoma: sh Columbia. From
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
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wSHt FssSeA fs - fsr a nae - f,itf
ff'iNffeS- az Tire steamer tssf4ze g'sfs al =
teaaAFes here sssfs E'tIs fs72rrtes 5.~-4s ;.,s,s
t}lt ftffsTs he saw n Eneas sffal - vs.
sGc himself seri9.iigR e4sks sg a a. .s,s e
f.N&t, esses - nsSrs. F#ses Asfee 50 rs..~es -,
sfse Asf' ia.s. Ss'aiw sfks ana usTt n a saf,sA
tsesses hat cn nonH 90 e N~fe art ..-sss
fAat w1n'3 ifas to she Ateaeffv ~ lie 49,
So fhst etf ersn i.xf FAe tessan% ~,
F~f~'f fsva tss4t Uzrf - ire Asfs 80 s-s>sE.,
80 CO Nz HsfsFtfa Asf3s fs3as p 3 =
fssst, h'1s the wsa3her Ms tgsa ~sfizA ~ a.
.sw 81 a. ssxes-4 kafsnn AesSm@ SAL
sasfnss sael~ en she s~es9 wv~.ksx 20 srar~
- Stes r. -.FHSs>7eT trstestze-, w.rsesf X.
CT 5a~ s'9ityz ga rt9eT. wss sse.E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

the three victims were marched 10 the
rear ~ the saloon and then upstairs into a
wine room The h,ghwaymen dii not take
the trouble 10 lock them in, hut quietly
Withdrew by t6e side entrance ard disap-
g'esred up University street
As soon as the asianisasd and alarmed
men recovered their power Of speech ;hey
Gated az CAPT. Willard ard told him
eneugh Of their troubles to star, the ball
rolling. Detective Cudihee was Immediate
~ detailed on the case. 4; ;he time Of
gouE 20 press he Was hard az work gath
egtag data.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-Intelligencer.
NEAH BAY, Jan. So p. m.-Bar-
ometer. 30.os: light rain;. wind west. four
miles. Outward-A small schooner. 2 D.
IN. Tug Boyden In bay.
PfSHT, Jan. 90.-4 p. m.--Partly cloudy:
hight west wind
PORT CRESCENT, JAM 3o-4 D. H.
Barometer. 1904; cloudy; wind southwest.
three miles.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. 30 n m
Partly clear; light ives, wind. In the
bay-Bks Cheney. Abbie Palmer. Louise
ana, Gwydyr Castle and sh Montyomery-
shire. Tugs Tacoma. Sea Lion and Pio-
neer at the dock ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
uIfarNoN RANK SOLD.
Graves Il BacLu~ Give xeo.ooo for
Beiiiaghaa Bank Htoek

Special Dispstcs 10 the Post Ir.tstlf ge ncv-
NEW WlSATCoM Jan. Ss--lsYaves &
8S1e@Gs tssi2y Fought Tire Neli}uEham PAY
ftsnA 130t'k FOR 81 80 IN casa il X a
s7'leDstt1 stone b}arS that cost Se25 ass lu
t~@s fne ufGee EStWrgs cost 81 so n the
same y@sF. Tsse property 5sienEed 50 1hs.
iswisNg5aiB f4euY hagk w5lsf wewt into
tt9e hands e 4 rvsAss.sr and Graves -
bA4CsUs acre rSGtsax banking gsgayt.Ts ar
81 to-day WEES 18se.T a8vsafm g3VeS t}sesn
a ai4* assrlzs>. TIE money received piii give
the st~g-ss3gog% - sss Eelsly,gAaza Fsav
s@ak Is dividend IL - per- GENT. making
asset 81 Ezr sent te stase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

known was AT Apex. where THO family II
Wnltafn Rudolph was buried 0nasr the
tQgs - fce sua Snow.
The temperature has been falling al day
Al a'clask Tonight L Ms NeetT zero sg
Denver With prospect az gOt9g cSy0sid~
ztiv below before morning.
\, Come. su the south park. 81, has bee2
showing continuously f0r Eve days AID
eighteen inches have sallFn IN the isSs
fsSeaty-foVs hours 4 rotary piow win
three eNEiuss left aero this afternoon VITA
= gang ~ carpenters 70 remove q snew~
slide ard vrnzir 4 b0rne1 bridge nsar
Magat Princeton aHA fhaS release freight
ssx.sn wh4cA aas been imprisoned s.uca Fri
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

bon The petition alleged information
tnAt the act sxxssrr 4hs1n uzEss wza SsrUse-
czs1exz wa2 unconstitutional Tire zxssyn
was tensess br Judge Beatty. ard an as-
p<al Was taken 10 tire United States gzr-
epst court % arpezsz Tbs judge 1ossrt-
81 hts authority 20 enfowee an oEgsar stay
fzx execution He s%rzs for Ast0x<sey
General HAgs WHO agreess 20 go szsas TIE
exs-utson Sas stared cy IKE state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

EAwfISs we. Jas IA terrible
ha<z&r& = raging ever EaxNxsx ana tna
hearty rnaatTY- Tse rgew = plsszs hfrh in
fssEasR lsissgs ART Atg3 s1nS. Is plsysag
&&y@e NtxA s.wns fences etc a Ssxtv-
~ ~ az a11T s{n3 = claNlux ard snow ia
IsEetHg sn az directions. Il ssti - sa-s
or fne sE0ss sn fae SaiFv IS ~. SEX "a
gF2e{y, A&A tssss prevents sheep from se-
esF7sig Feed s!teo1Ea KS ioss II reported
~ frts great fear l. entertained fssr seses<
,aETssi escape Ess asTce hsxzxz. ArA hat
.afxs sass % sock w3l Dc ias rssalt-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

The time used Is Pacific standard u2oth
meridian The tides are placed in the or
der or their occurrence. The heights in feet
and ienths are reckoned from the datum OF
soundings on the coast and geoletic survey
charts for this region. which is ca feet
below mean sea levei. symbols and abb
breviations relating to the moon; y, new
moon; LIST. first quarter: F. full moon; sd.
third quarter; Z, moon on the equator;
or s. moon farthest norm or south of
ths equator; A or r. moon In apogee or
peEagee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
RECORD-BREAKING STORM.
ALI Mountaia Railroads In Colorado
blocked, and VIII Not Open
Till storm Breaks.

DENVER. Jan. Sa.--The snow storm has
continued all day over the greater part OF
Colorado and is said by old settlers TO be
a record breaker. Nearly all the mountain
railroads are biockaded and IN most eases
the companies have given up the hope or
opening them until, after the storm SUBJ
sides. Snow slides are reported at many
places, but the only loss of life so far
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

was the scene Of a robbery on January
"a two days before the arrival os the
steamer Queen City. Some unknown thief
broke into the residence OF Postmaster
Ncrgay and stole between 500 and 500. be-
sides letters. stamps and paraphernalia
of tina office. no trace has been found
CT the burglar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
View Placer. Di.eovered.

VICTORIA. n. c. Jan. so-News was
brought " the officers of the steamer
Queen City tonight OF rich placer ends on
tie coast. Gold had hesn found. they said
IN the black sand OF fhe creeks near Cape
Cormorai and number Of prosg1eetors
are hnrrying 'hither from different coast
~ inta
The Queen city brought down about 10
tons OF ore so sacks In NIL from Hayes
camp. which WAS taken TO TIA coma this
evening by the steamer City OF Kings
ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
DEATHS


DENVER, Col. jar. a-Rev. wvroa
WtFassos Ecesi, pAstesw ~ shs RrnasfsFa y
sesnEsse. and al a1eFent times pastor ~
1as Oliver CONGREGATIONAL e,nure-n NJ
v-sakes- the First Presbyterian church OF
Indianapolis ard other ctAzsrcs.es IN the
East and S2uta. ased az 81 JoSsnE's hos
fstal IN tsts city ~ s.sI a. IN. today, after
q prptracssd Illness ssas tn a general
nreAAlng 1osn If TIE srstern
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

SAN FRANCISCO Jan sa~Seaaso-
john Roggs. ~ CesSzsa county, .sassed
away at fbe Palace hoses 81 tbs cts
Ns3ese &s had eseu confined To MS rsaszrn
vith sewers attack ~ the GRIP ssrsa.,gs
results were rat Rnste3nAfe<s saA or SAT-
sarst&y ard Sunday BIS condition waN 40
117sscn iFssTrHvea ssat r. was permitted 10
ts8Fe As yueEr- THIS usesning re wns
sssEes VITA AZ attack 81 coughing. vsnacf,
vas 40 violent taat Il 10 eesIsves . s,Cot
von1e. VI "a r2gtaTe1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

cue AGO BAR ~ Ten .fes.raes N,,,ew
-sra - - y ias& eswssHt marked rAe sssgs-
-, u1fEs ga 'hs5 by thc ,oefc0ry aass win
Ter In t@ekaEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

SALT LAKE Jar - \ seec9al - sss
Tvyhune fyora t'akeViI'e. WYE says : sravv
slide Enils 38aE ,seeafrgs5 to-day harssug
s.vsrs} rstee ara saaTaa Al fh~ naes1 Wnre
teken osst alive wlss f5Ee execution - f}urs
Nanssg. vsto wrs st~aa Nhen fouaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

Tacoma: blk Charles Kenney. from Seat
tie: schr Parkersburg. from Coquilie river.
schr J. A. Garfield. from Columbia river
schr Webfoot. from Grays Haroor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

n experience RICHEST medical knowe
skiCRowNEp with = YEARS OF unparalleled sucsessas a
specialist He
Al Chronic Nervous Blood and Skin Diseases
cutting detention from business Consultation fee
for out flown patients Hours m TO m Ankm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

GATED States Coast AID Geodetie
Survey.
Time and heights Of high and low waters
for the port OF Seattle:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

The Edison Portland Cement Company,
which has been Incorporated IN Trenton.
n. j., with a capital stock Of S1ooo000, Is
new and most impcrtant factor in the ce-
ment industry or the country.
The new Incorporation is understood to he
the inventors latest scheme to cheapen the
manufacture of that commodity by one Of
his patent inventions. 1t is expected that
the company will enter largely into the ce-
ment manufacturing Industry OF the country
and incidentally manufacture patented ma
chiuery used IN producing cement.
Heretofore the cost Of crushing the rock
was generally estimated to be p per cent Of
the total cost of production. Mr. Edison has
succeeded in iuycnting a machine which
grinds the aint-ike pebbles into powder at
greatly reduced cost. Repeated expert
ments are reported to have demonstrated the
success Of the powerful machine and 1t is
generally thought that the trade in cheaper
cement will therefore he revoutionized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

LIVE STOCK.


bAhNf4o On.
Galveston, June 22-The A. p. Norman
Live Stock company reports the market no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
RETAIL HARDWARE MEN
Officers Elected and Hous.on
ed as Next Meeting riaee

Officers Elected ana nous
ed as Next Meeting Pace
Dallas. Texas, June 2i.-Ths Slie
vention of Retail Hardware lnP I.
and Vehicle men finished Their os''S
tions this afternoon and adlouin''
The executive committee su'nl'. y.
report. showing the relief oDtained y !.
association in the matter 81 A'
and the legislation secured res'rlea''
operations of peddlars. Tns i'S~
received and adopted. !.
Eleven new members were '4, - ~
The election OF officers for TIE -, 7
year resulted as follows; rrs'a. i. I,
Richardson, ST., of Austin; ars s, Nv Z
ident s. l.. Erwin of Honey u, MS,
ond vice president, J. R In'p pisJ
Hillsboro secretary. James s.a y Il ii
Taylor; treasurer, G. Di'A''
borO. ,,sred ID q
nation for the place Of the n'A
Houston won hands down :, ~ ]
The meeting will nes'A Tss dssp|
Tuesday in June, 1900 y ','susa
Iers inncbed at the state islI u slp IA
Mon me, and were banqueted At ias IL "a
tonight. The attendance an, % III \
exceeded that OF YESTERDAY lu''
gates being present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

New YORK June 2l.-- Wheat Receipts. 121,-
900 bushels exports, 50, 600 bushels spot weak,
No 2 red, s2A fob. ahoat; No red Sj%
elevator, No. Northern, Duluth, S2Fs fob
anoat No / hard, Duluth, S6l5 { oh. anoat to
arrive. Options closed about steady after a
late rally on covering with prices y TO cent
s2%, HIDES leather and wool--steady The
sentiment IN the local metal market was more
or less mixed today and the course OF prices
irregular Whereas lead and speter devel-
oped weaker undertone, tin scored slight
sain on increased demand, news from all
quarters proved of little importance as an
influential factor, At tho close the metal eX-
changes quotations were. Pig iron warrants
entirely nominal at 1880, Lake copper quiet
with 1900 bid and 1850 asked. Tin steady. at
% 65M26,l 70. Lead, easier. az i5d450 Spelter
unsettle with spot az Is nominal Futures
5.75, Cottonseed oil, quiet prime crude. CO.'S
prime yellow. 25ikR26
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
BRIGHTER AT DRAoKErr.
supplies from SAN Antonio ana Del
Rio Reached There Yesterday.

supplies from SAN Antonio ana Del
Rio Reached There Yesterday.
Sponord. Texas, June 2O.--Partes Just
from Bracket state that the situation
there is much brighter. The supplies
from San Antonio aud three wagonloads
of supplies from Del Rio reached there
this morning and everybody is now pref
ty well supplied with food, enough to
last a couple or three days.
The work OF cleaning the city is NOV
ing along slowly. The force has not COM
pletely organized vet but VIII be in the
course of a few days.
Captain Cornish came into town this
morning for gang of laborers. He stared
That at the bend of the creek, where a
major portion OF the drift was caught a
horrible stencil was arising from carcasses
OF animals which were caught there. He
wanted a LOT OF men 10 clean out the Mace
ne Tears mat much sickness will result
unless mo place is cleaned quickly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
THE TRADE in STOCKS.
Heavy Liquidation Was Made in All the
TObaccoS.
A DECLINE OF 5 TO 5 POINTS FOLLOWED
Due to Rumors of Disscnsions I'm the
Directory, which May Cause Di-
vision of Resources.
DECLINE OF S TO 8 POINTS FOLLOWED

New York, June Transactions in stocks
were very moderate, but there were some
pretty dc movements of prices. Liquida-
ton was made in all the Tobacco stocks,
American Tobacco suffering most severely,
the extreme decline being sss. Continental
Tobacco d. opped an extreme points and the
preferred 3. Very heavy blocks of all three
stocks running from 1000 to 5000 shares
changed hands in the course of the decline or
the hositatlng rebound The break in these
stocks was due to the rumors which have
been persistent for several days of dissensions
in the directory on a likelihood of a division
Of resources end possibly destructive COM
petition. Coming on top OF the experience OF
the last few days in the steel stocks today 8
e1 ents added largely to the large number of
industrial stocks traded in The announce
ment of great combination of the existing
spirits and distilling companies was accom-
panied by father striking fall in stocks Of
the constituent companies American Spirits
dropping ever 2 points. the preferred Ia and
Standard Disulling preferred a point, not
withstandng the alluring assurance that the
new combination involves decrease of the
capitalization outstanding for the constituent
companies. Baltimore and Ohio stocks drop
ped off ami SIS respectively for the COM
mon and preferred on the continued large
decreases in earnings shown by the returns.
There was a rather notable advance in the
Morgan eroup. This was followed by an up
ward movement in the Vanderbilts, but the
gains were not well held. The general market
was semi stagnant. but as a rule showed
small losses, Dealings in bonds we're small,
but prices were well held. Total sales par
value, Si,795OO0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

balance @,6OS,52l. ''''''''''
washington. June 2l.--Todav's ,statemsnt NJ
the condition OF the treasury shows. Avail
s5as 80 SSSn balance. s272s25e 54 gold reserve.
New York, June 2i--The commercial Ad-
he T. LONDON financial cablegram says;
neglected "ele quie' an'
OIL fa s 'lne I-Three per cent rentes. i0lf
1 Ies lor me account. exchange on London. 25f
49,, iolk June a,-Totai sales of stocks
4: snS $50, snares including American Steel
1891 1891 american Sugar si.40o. continentai 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

The Shoe and Leather Review saws Of the
hide market: The market looks considerably
easier orders are lacking, and whlo the
tanners have no liberal supply Of hides, indi-
fore any amount OF trading is done lnac-
uvity Is everywhere apparent. Even the re-
ceipts are falling OH. Among the sellers there
is marked degree of uneaslness shown and
some ere Inclined TO make concessions to
stimulate trading. The prices which are here
quoted are nominal, in the absence of sales
to establish a market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

sCHooNNRs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

sealy. Texas, June al'--wa !. Z, u
ing the 18th MadRaymono I'm Sas o.r.Is
Joe Johnson aooidentally- S''' y
negroes. ..,,oys; % z
but a steady, healthy XXI : plsni, ~
a first- class electric liso ,,n rt "
roads, with fatterins p, md gosi n
more In the near lus sins Is, setilsa
ing country surrounding nn,so and B'''|
pally by thrifty Gefn'A
farmers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
YOUNG NAV DROWNED.
his Disappearance Caused Niue,
Worriment

Denton, Texas, June 2l.-The disappear.
anee OF Virgil Taylor. a well-to.do young
s sa.a. VINO had not been seen since last
saturday has been accounted for by the
T rla OF dead body supposed n hs
rayIoI N Big Elm Fork last night Tbsye
y, mere no marks of violence 10 he seen ana
=. ara - now believed that he was accidentallv
10y nhsa N ATTEMPTING to cross the stream,
hsSiS was very high. The BODY was
unreeognxahle. 'sA'u'es were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

APPLES--Per pack, 4O450c.
APRICoTS-Per crate. S2,O0G2.25.
BANANAS--Per bunch, packed, N.7S12. %;
loose culls 81 coal so.
BLACKBERRlES- oaSl so.
CHERRIES--Californi S2,b0
GRAPES Texas N.00ai25 for 4-basket
crates.
LEMONS-S4 .O0a4 so.
oRANGES--Valencias and Mediterranean
Sweets "a 25G+. so.
els 65G75c
PEACHES-Per peck and one third bushels
boxes S0ds0c 4-basket crates 15cQsl.00
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
sd. LIQUID Grnin aud provi.ions.

ST. Louis June 2l.-Close; wheat-Lower;
No. red cash, IS; June 1874 July, 16A3
16ss; september IN No hard 7l4a73
Corn-No. , cash s2is; June, sSh, July. 8Sii;
septemocI saw Oats--No cash 26 June
&c; July, 25n; September, 2lHG2lM No ,
Prime steam 4s2ls choice. 4S7H Flour
Slow aud unehansed. Timothy seed 75d
2l5 Corpmeal--s Steady at lSO01S5 Bran
Strong, lacked east track, 5Sit. Hay-Scarce
500. Whisky Steady az %, Cotton Ties
Bagslns--td6A. Dry salt meats Steady:
boxed shoulders, ts1iS extra shorts. 4S7lk
ribs, SEQ shorts. 5lek Bacon Strong; boxed
souldeis 525; extra shorts. 1917; ribs. 5O:
shorts. i75 Roceipts-Flour 1000; wheat
10000 COW Is 5000; oats 5000 Shipments-
Flour, soOt; wheat 5000 corn, 5000 oats. TO-
O00
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
BuTTER am EGGS.

Kansas City. June a1-The sentiment OF the
egg market fayors lower price than is quot.
ed. Ii. orsi supplies, coupled with COM
para,ively light movement 20 outside points
causes the weak feeling TO continue Fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, nrsts per
dozen. 10. casey returned
81 Louis, June q. -Eegs--Firm at 10
Chicago, June Ill utier-Market Arm;
creamery. iSMTls. dairy l0Ti5S Egss-
Barely steady fresh, ic1iaA
New York, June H.-Egga-Receipts, IL, as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
a. smith Case c0I =.

sherman, Texas Juhe M rafis
Rob smith. charged WIN a,,, =, tss Z
Mrs. ARIA Taylor, was .isbt Jurors =. ~
Ing and the reg ning e y accepts, Y
ieeted. four having o .aasaai,m non vii 4
dav' The taking OF 1eS'
tomorrow morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22

Carload lots, Z O. b. cars from millers.
seaors charge from store 5Gi10c more p6r
100 lbs on bran. ease per bushel on oats and
BRAN--Per 100 lbs. soc: corn bran 67bc
CHOPPED CORN-Per 100 lbs. 5sc.
CORNING sacked 4244Sc per hu.
OATS--Texas. S5q4Oc per bu.
MILLET SEED-75c
SORGHUM-s5c per bushel.
WHEAT SHORTS-S5c per 100 lbs
WHEAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per bu.
HAY-Alfalta. sl3 6oll4 90 per ton: timothy
81 scala 90. South Texas prairie hay IS Qo6
600: North Texas 50 00dlo 90.
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Galveston--Gpots closed quiet and
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NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans La. June q New Orleans
live stock exchange reports:
Receipts ~Cattle, los; calves and yearlings,
rs hogs lO5
sales-cattle. 100; calves and yearlings. 81:
hogs, 81
On hauG--Cattie las: calves and warnings.
Ill hogs a, sheep 2il
Market o'eseo short OF desirable stock OF all
classes OF becves. Choice 42564.T5; calves
and yearllnss. s75di IS. hogs 4ooGA rs;
choice mutions, $50 Active demand for choice
butcher stock with prices Arm
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
London ConsoI..

London Tune 2l.-consos for money, 1o7%
Tor the account, iO7% Bar silver, 27 1850
per ounce Money %als per cent. The rate
iot discount in the open market for short
bills. 2ha2S W. '"' NnO"'Hs
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Galveston--Spots closed quiet and un-
changed
Low ordinary. 3 1916 Middling .,....5 ISIS
Ordinery .4M Good middlng..s 7-16
Good ordinary Az Middling fair 6 1915
Low niiddlag. ..5 Tie Sales .....,....A
New Orleans--spots closed easy. lis down.
Low orIinGry...S f-fb Miidling ......,57s
Ordinary ..4..s s-l6 Good middling Ga
Good ordinary.l lie Mdding fair, 8 1i-ls
Low mildlng. a 1915 Sales ..,.,....550o
New York Spots closed quiet. 3-16 down.
Good ordinary. IS Good middlng 6 Ills
Low miic.ing .5% Middling fair 6 1915
Middling .......6 l-16 Sales .........500
Ltvernool--spots closed quiet, l-32 down;
sales 1900. imports none.
o. dinars ....... 2 1915 Mid upland ..3&
Good ordinary. 3 Good mid up, 3 9-s2
Low middiipe 3 S-1s Am mid fair. 3 1915
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CoFFEE.

New orleans June ~ --cofee--ouiet; Rio,
ordinary To fair 6hn7.
New York. June 2l-Coffee- Options opened
steady At Unchanged prices 70 decline Of
points The close was quiet. unchanged 10 8
points lower. sales, u ESQ bags. Spot coffee
+ 10, quiet nild. quiet.