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Perfect sets teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
SWlTNA'S U PLAY.
WAS EXPENSIVE-BOYS WHO BUY
WHISKY Y.

Fol a gun play in the Imperial theater
last night John Switna paid a fine of $40
n costs in Judge Ferrells court this
morning. The charge against him was
carrying concealed weapons, preferred
by Officer Curley. Switna was doing the
last night. He was being enter
tanned in a box at the Imperial when an
alteration arose over an over charge.
He claimed that in payment for a bottle
of beer he gave the woman who was with
him in the box a IS bill and received no
change in return. She also put her hand
in his pocket and extracted 81 .50 there
from. He demanded his money back and
making a threatening demonstration
when officer Curley arrived. Switna es-
capped out the east entrance to the place
and ran, the officer following him. Cur
ley fired two shots at Switna, when the
latter concluded he had had a sufficient
for his money and gave himself up.
Jerry LoWney and two boys by the
name of Dells were brought to jail by
Poundmaster Whitmore. The officer had
found them on West Granite street,
beastly drunk, and arrested them. The
Dells boys were younger than Lowney,
who is about IA years of age. A charge
of drunkenness was preferred against
young LoWney and the other boys We're
sent home. LoWney was fined s. in
refused to say where he got his whisky.
One of the Dells boys said they bought it
at q grocery store, but what he de-
clined to say. The officers say there has
been too much drunkenness among young
boys Of late and they propose to put a
stop to it. Young LoWney will probably
be turned over to the county authorities
and a thorough investigation made.
Bert Marsh was fined s. for drunken
ness.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

A complaint was field in Jusllce mar
rinpton,s court today charging Joe
OfDonnell with forgery. O'Donnell is in
iail. and has been for that matter Tor
some time. The complaint alleges that
on December Z last O'Donnell uttered a
fraudulent order. assigning a certain
labor account to the M. j. Council
The name of Robert OIoole
was forged to the order, which was ac-
cepted NV the Council ompany and $2o
was advanced to O1Donnell on the order.
When it was learned a few days later
that the order was fraudulent, ODonnell
was arrested.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-06

Dear Sir: / was a sufferer with Piles
wears; was SO bad that | was unable
ia even turn in bed; and after using the
Rocky Mountain Mineral Water for three
DAYS | was able to do my household work
on the fourth day; also to attend to my
duties as a nurse. Am thoroughly cured
now and will gladly recomend the same
70 any one who will call at 264 East Por-
phyry street, basement.
MRS. ALICE SANDERS, Nurse.
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~SENATOR-ELECT CLARK.
RENDERED A RECEPTION BY HIS
FRIENDS IN BUTTE.

Senator-elect William A. Clark was ten
dered a big demonstration by his friends
Saturday night at the Auditorium. Mr..
Clark delivered a speech, which was list
ened to with the greatest attention. After
the experimenting at the Auditorium the
Clark men adjourned to the Silver Bow
club, where they made merry until an
early hour Sunday morning. The splen-
did Boston & Montana band assisted in
making the affair a success.
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PASSNORE BURGLARS DISCHARGED

Jerry Harrington, Jerry Sullivan and
James Burns, the boys who were charged
with having burglariZed the Passmore
Baker company's place of business, We're
discharged in Judge HarrinSton's court
today, on motion of the county attorney
who held that the evidence against the
hovs was not sufficient to convict.
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Winery Was DESTROYED

Cloverdale, cal. Feb. 6.-The Moulton
Hill winery, the property of I. Landsber-
ger of San Francisco. has been destroyed
by fire together with 200, 900 gallons of
wine. The site of the plant is one mile
from this city. The loss is estimated be-
tween $75,O 900 and 500, 900, partly covered
by insurance,
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NOTICE.

The II. F. B. O., will give a concert and
dance at Scandal nall South Main street
Monday night, February 9Th. Splendid
floor, good music and fine singing. You
miss a treat if o DO not attend. Tick
cts 25c.
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ANACONDA STOCKS.

The most pleasing news varied over
or under the sea for many months IS the
int diligence from London today that An
aconda stocks are worth flO, or about sou
per share. 1t is predicted mat the sioch
win advance to at least $50 per share be-
fora enring. There are people, too, in
Ruttte who are willing to gamble that
copper will reach 20 cents before May.
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j. n. McUREGO2


Honorary graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College, Toronto, Canada. Treats
all diseases Of domesticated animals &C
cording to scientific principles. Office at
Marlow's Stables, 104 S. Main street.
Telephone 293. All cases promptly at
tended to.
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motion today to have the case remanded
to the district court on the ground that
the United States court was without jul
risdiction to hear and determine such
case.
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ECZEMA
ON EAR

Isuffered from Eczema on the right ear.
could hardly keep my hands off it, the itching
was SO severe. Small bubbles would omen,
emitting a watery-like substance, apparently
poisonous. One of the leading doctors here
treated me, and applied tho usual physician's
remedies without benefit. Ny brother rec
commended that l try CUTICURA. The first
application acas soothing, and before the box
was half gone the disease had disappeared.
II. C. BARNET, GA Race ST., CHM, O.
SPRaDY CURE TREATMENT roR EVERY KIM OF Ec-
JENA, WITH Loss OF HAIR. Warm baths with CurI.
cuRA SOAR, gentle anointngs with CuTICURA, purest Of
emolients, and mid doses of CuTICURA RRsoLvEST.
Sold throughout the world. Porter DRuo AND CHIN.
CosF., Sole Props, Boston. "How to Cure Eczema" zee,
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500 sets teeth $40. DR.. Wix.
~SATTERLEE FINED.

spot" Sattcrlee was tined $40 ana costs
nv Iustice Nichols today for having cut
Gus Marion with a knife a few days ago.
Py the consent of the county attorney he
was permitted to plead guilty to assault
in the third degree, which made 1t easier.
COZ cotc tAnth $40 DE- WiX.
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FURNISHED FOUR-ROOM BRICK
for rent; piano included; $35 per month.
Address box NJ. E., Inter Mountain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-06

They are here-the blue-coat COLI
lectorS.
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You will find it to your financial advan-
tage and pleasure in your marketing, to
examine closely, prices here quoted, and
to entrust orders for your wants to the
White Front Grocery"
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II. w. LANCE, 49, ARIZONA

500 sets teeth $40, DR.. Wix.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-25
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
IT VIII BE Established in Roc,srou
County


NohsVlew' Texas, July 23.-The post.
master general at Washington has writ.
ten Hon, R. C. De Graffenreid tho tot
loving letter; 81 take pleasure IN in.
forming you that in accordance with vo,,
request, rural free delivery bes ~ ~ Seul
oeen ordered established from vat Jay
l. 1899" - 'oinnence Angus,
Foekwall county is one of tho o.,
popuious counties in the State aith
Uns i-Ali miles square: Fate is nsar,u
IN the center OF the county 7, - nearly
Se covers the territory, saw SEVEN ,,tIes
re eon way from Fate, a population viii Nc
soon OF the service amountine ~ ~ oe
pyuu OF io,ooo people. The Department ha g
mEliised to establish more rural dai uae
,.i ss IN ms Mr. De GraffenrsId.- a.,
al All. IN the near future. Mai NH, uis.
ars eIea aaily by carriers 10 Tho sa We
,rta, anu where 1t has been given ~.
va III Weii-settled counties II has h',..
MAJ setl- sustaining. thereby giving ~
ci,ia WIN me hoe the same servicae ~
tban, VI VpVO have, or AT least a,,.,,..
nIan vne mall day, which bests tSa ni5
iba y. sending to town on Saturdsus o ,an
Saturda am ana sending answers the M ~,
srhsauy' Inc farmers then can assora ~
ssripe Tor his daily naner as 10
touch with the world Paper as ne is in
urdo. essHah De Graffenreid sno,o g..
narS several thousand peonle N,
he n anu the report has reached horo ~
nar,ai LEU powerful speech again.. tna'
r'",isin ana for the old ranubiin IN
, Vas received with much annia, whlch
''e oesihhing to the end. from
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In congresses and depots. 49,. 1857 iain
Total stock ................. 1886 1910
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Vessel. III Por,

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway
i6 bales; barge II. A, Jones. Sii. Total. 81
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in The COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information 81 the Leading Fx-
changes 81 the United States
FUTURES WERE PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
The Market was Dull ana But Lit.
tie Trading Donc-Spots
Unchanged.
Office OF The Post.
IyAos<eD MrnHov Ttly ~

The fluctuations in futures today ranged
within few points. the opening being al
about the closing figures OF Saturday TO to
points lower to point higher and closed
with but little change. Trading was weat
and limited to few scalping transactions
and little buying BY Wall street. which was
not einl eh TO influence prises and while
the market closed steady it rad an exceed
ingly dull tendency. Crop report conditions
remain UNCHANGED as whole.
The spot markets were unchanged from
SATURDAYS quotations Houston closed quiet:
with no sales. Galveston closed easy; sales
Ssi bales, New Orleans closed steady: sales
24oo New York closed quiet. sales POS bales.
LIVERPOOL closed uulet with a fair demand,
sales 10000 bales. of which 900 were Ameri-
can.
LIVERPOOL futures closed steady and un-
changed from SATURDAYS figures.
New Orleans opened barely steady. I'M
changed to to points lower. and closed
steady with gain of to 2 points. being
sAehanged to point lower and / point high
er than the close of Saturday.
New York opened quiet unchanged to
roint higher. ruled outlet and steady. un-
changed a further gain of l 10 points and
closed steady at same figures to / point lower.
being 10 . points higher THAI Saturdays
closing figures.
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Chicago. July 24.Trade in cattle today was
brisk Mt steady prices for the general run
and stronger for good to choice shipping
oeeYeH; good to fancy steers brought 5 2Sa
800 common grades 4.25G5. 20; stookers and
feeders S.cOui.75; bulls. COWS and heifers
2.00m5, 10; Texas steers 3 .60a5 rs; calves a 40
mo..o The demand for hogs early was ac-
1--WE. win prices averaging 2asc higher The
late market was dull heavier and fully 81
lower iair TO choice lots brought oUfla 60
heatY packers .25dt4 47is. mixed 35I { GO .
butchers i,35ni 61is Hight hoss i5d4 20
and DIGS S.9oal Go. There was a fmrly active
siaughterinE demand for sheep with ptiees
steady Tor good nocks and weak for others:
cuiis '5Oq8' q. ewes ) 2o@4 no. vearlings l. 10
a. %, and spring lambs 3 25nG 50 Receipts
CAtlIe In00O; hogs 10000: aheen 10 00a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per crate, N.5u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc So.
GRAPES-Texas 100000 for i-basket crates;
Texas Delaware 7-lo baskets. soGSoc,
IEMONS--Faney California wv fsney
Mtssina Ss2jI:.Ta
PLUMS--Per peck 256fs5c: one-thlrd bushels
65ai7Sc. California. per crate 81 70.
boxes soaisoc; 4-basket crates 6oassc Cali
fornia. si.25.
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NEW ORLEANS.

. IohtclaT 10 Tho Il0st,l
New Orleans. July "a. Tao New Orleans
1.-Two stock exchange teports:
Rscerts- Cattle 35l: calves aud yebrlinas
1879 hogs 10 sheep II.
shies-Cattle 264; calves and yearlings 4sl:
o., on hand-catte $50; calves and vearlines
$50, hogs 81; sheen 6d.
Steadv market, All classes fat butcher
befves lhd4%; liberal receipts OF COWS M /
heliors, mostly Alabama, Louisiana and Mis-
stsinni: choice 3lsni; calves STEADY. tfDliS:
Yecrlirgs steady, 3lsdi4: supply equal 10 de,
mand for hogs. choice 4GI4it Stays and pulls.
rood to iieshy 5Gl2i5. Sheep market uncer-
tain: butchers fully supplied no inquiry
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York July 24.--Clearinss Ss2,92s,6l2:
balances s6,9sl. 1866
Paris. July ei.--Three per cent rentes 1o0f
s2hc for the account exchange on London 25f
22iso for checks
New York July 24.--The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram saws:
The markets here we're idle TODAY in view OF
the settlement tomorrow. Americans neglect
ed and heavy.
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TNNIN NND FfNl ~,
Carload lots. T. o, b cars from millars;
dealers charge from store 5fIi0c NOR per
100 lbs on bran 2dsc per bushel on oats aud
corn, and i0nl5c Der 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs, 67hc.
CHOPPED CokN--Per 100 lbs. i5c.
CORNING. . sacked 3sc.
0ATs-Texas 2sGl2sc per l'u.
MlLLET SEED-aOc.
SORGHUM-st 90 per bushel
WHEAT SHORTS--s5c per leo lbs
hAY--Afalfu s,3 0o6l4no per ton; timothy
sl2 50GplS00; South Texas prairie hay A,5on
IS 90: North Texas 50 0omio,oo
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mercantile paper 3is6b4is. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers bills
at 4.s7iS for demand and at l.SiAmfH say for
sixty DAYS. Posted rates 4.S5d4 Sc. aud 4Ss
a. ,ssb Commercial bills 4.sid4 Sh. Silver
certificates 60n6l. Bar silver 60h. Mexican
bonds inactive: railroad bonds IRREGULAR.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported
South in Week. IN

r4t.r
Chattanooga, Tenn. July 22.-ins ri
important of the new industries repy q.
by the Tradesman for the week sa s,s,
July % include an acetylene gas n .,,,,;
factory and a brewery in West n.sylf.
building and paving brick WORKS = orth
GINA; cotton mills In Georgia. ,ctica
Carolina and South Carolina M ~
seed oil mill in Georgia; electric cst
power plants In Georgia and Nors s.y ~
Ina plants for making gunpows Wst
virginia; pD i,ourin l mill in Tennss.s'::
foundry and machine shop In vnt WISE iics
glass factory in West Virginia Noftt
tories in Alabama: lumber mills :. phof.
Carolina, Tennessee and Virsipis u
plate plants in Florida and Iehn.rt cri
800 barrel rice mill in Louislansa;o ~ sursr
factory in Tennessee: siVV.wg. ~ y
mill IN Louisiana; telephone sys'
Florida and South Carolina.
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Austin. Texas. July "a. Governor Savers
TODAY received the following letter from Sec
rIetarv OF War r. A. Alger which bears
date of July ~:
II have the honor to acknowledge tho re.
cent OF your letter of the 5th Instant with
enclosures transmitted bv the honorable sec.
retarv or the treasury respecing an order
prohibiting the Importation OF cattle from
ITexns ports.
In reply beg TO state that no order dis
eliminating against Texas cattle has been
issued. and TO assure you that this interest
OF your State will receive full and careful
ment,"
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RI IN csora iexas, July 24.-Eyerv neg-
The mss,,, se'own who could do SO sttenasa
Round ddee p Of the Baptist assoo,a,, ss'su
twaen nosk Yesterday. There aIoh a.
'0'n al over the State there aI Ian, negroes
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Totals, three days ..... 1889 3,6ig
Net Rccelntr ut All q. g pnrIs

'reerense.
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STOCKS CONTINUE DULL.
Unsettled Money Conditions Is the Cause Of
the Halt in Speculation.
BEARS, HOWEVER, WERE NOT AGGRESSIVE
Final Prices ns a Rule Were n shnde
Above Those of Saturdays
Close,

New York. July "a There was little change
in the stock exchange today. business contin-
uinR at the same low ebb as during the past
veek. which was the smallest weeks bust
ness OF the wear.
A break In Consolidated Gas of 2% and a
decline of over point in Sugar turned prices
downward In the morning but the bears were
not disposed to be aggressive Late in the
day an active demand developed for New
York Central. which lifted that stock Ia
from the early low point. The whole market
hardened In sympathy. The early fractional
losses were thus wiped out and fpal prices
were a shade above those of saturday as a
rule. There were few wide movements in
the prices of individual s.ocks. Manhattan,
Federal steel American Oil preferred and
Lead were heavy at one time and General
Electric fell of traction, but later rose
over points. closing az l2l3s.
The money markets of the world show con-
tinued relaxation from the recent strain. dis
counts in London and in Berlin declining a
fraction. While anxiety over the money out
look Is for the moment relieved there is a
general feeling that higher rates Will rule in
the near future. Local money lenders are
dsinclned to lend money at this time at
present rates believing that higher rates Will
prevail later. Owing TO the activity In trade
here and In ENGLAND and GERMANY and the
large speculative commitments at Paris and
Berlin there will undoubtedly be demand
TO borrow the credits established in the Uni
ted States on account of the food exports.
Loans were made ON large = last year.
but IT is evident that higher rates of in
terest will be reduced to prevent the calling
hcme OF this country credits during the COM
inc months. owing to the increased demand
at home. 1t is this situation which has
caused q halt In speculation In securities.
both in this country and abroad
Bonds we're dull and narrow today and
changes In prices were mixed Total sales.
pa value. sl.e50O00.
The range nj quotations on stocks as rs
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London. July A.--Consols for money
100 1916. for the account LOG 1916. Bar sill
yer steady. 27&d Money per cent Rate
OF discount in the omen market for short bills
Sis for three months 5-l6fbSss per cent.
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derson wa Texas. July 23.-oscar
in This was shot and killed al Prsiri., an an
was ea,,. county, yesterday. Tbs ,.,,
two ma usea py aisettlement bstwa .roupie e
SON owea h Inc slayer claimed than and .ne
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New York Dry Goods

New York. July A.-An upward movemen,
In hleaohed cottons was initiated today. The
market in bleaohed was in very good condi-
tifn brown sheetines and drills are In mod
crate demand, but very Arm. ENport grades
advancing Prints steady with sales OF 30 900
nieoes regulars at ga outside of ral Rivei.
Ginghams are quiet and arm. Mems wear
woclens and worsteds in good request Dress
goods soil fairly well. Prices nrm.
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GALVESTON srATEMpSr
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

II exports etc. 80. -. -. a.8isSH COL f,
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
An Early Advance In Wheat Was Lest on
Large Increase In Visible Supply.
CORN UNCHANGED, OATS FRACTION LOWER
Provisions started Firm. but Sell
ing by Packers Forced Prices
Down 5d17 1-2c.

Chicago, July IA large increase In tn
visible supply caused a loss of an early ad
vance OF sc In wheat today. September closet
unchanged at 7ois. Corn closed shade high
er and oats hdAo lower. Provisions collapsed
onder the execution OF stop loss orders. po,l
losing 15ai7l4c lard Toe and ribs &C.
Unfavorable weather in France and Ger.
many. in connection with complaints OF rust
from the Dako,as and larger worlds ship
ments than expected. started wheat strong
! he loss OF nearly a million bushels of wheat
In an elevator at Toledo added 10 the bulIsh
sentiment september opened A4kc higher
vanced 10 I'M
Speculation was slack. however, and an in
crease of l,4s,O00 bushels In the visible sup
ply was reported, the price slipping back to
that harvesting had begun in Minnesota.
There was a temporary rally near the end OF
the session, but at the advance there was
more Tor sale than the market could absorb
ana the market closed with sellers at ,0i.I
705s
rimary Western market receipts were 9s3, :
GOO bushels, compared with 756 600 last year
Atlantic port clearances OF wheat and nour
cuualed i9s. 900 bushels. Chicago receipts we're
i26 cars and Minneapolis and Duluth 565. The
worlos shipments for the week amounted to
hieiGOo bushels. and the quantity on ocean
Passage decreased 1000 900 bushels.
An increase of 1898 600 in the visible supply
wiped out feeble rally in corn Cash bust
ness was curhiled by the smallness OF country
offerings Receipts G2i cars
Favorable crop reports and large receipts
Weakened oats. The visible decreased 81 600
bushels. Receipts gi2 cars
Eetter prices at the yard started provisions
firm az n moderate advance Selling bv mack
ers. however, started decline, which met nu-
nterous stop loss orders and n decline eusued
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat lis
cars corn 1910 cars. oats 615 cars hogs % 900
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COFFEE.

! New Orleans, July 24,-Coffae dull: Rio,
ordinary to fair 6ikGT
/ New York, July 4.--Coffee options closed
quiet to uoints higher: sales 1850 bags.
Spot, rio dull mild quiet: sales snail iobbins
/ A.
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tptni 10
Houston Spot Quotations.
Spots closet quiet and unchanged, sales

Other Spot Markets.
Caiveston--spots closed easy and un.
changed.
Low ordinary. -.3ss MIddiine .....5x
nra,npa arry;,,., s is.ls goea midaiins -
Toga crddp,ary.'.e I-1ss Middiins fairsn
New orieans--spots closed steady and I'M
changed
cw ordinary. 20 s-ls Mlddling ....5x
e ORDINARY. -..... 3 11-16 Good middilng 6 7-ts
Good ordinary...4 ais Middling fair. 6 10 -is
Low mlddlinR. a 1915 Sales 24oo
New York; Spots closed quiet and I'M
changed.
d Good ordinary...bM Good middling. g s-lS
& Lr,y iniddling bA Middling fair...7 liza
NiddIlng., 3-16 Sales ......... .2o5
Ifiyerpool- Spots closed auist: fair demand !.
ealeE $1,000: imports 300.
Ordinary. ~. 2 13-l8 Middling ...sx
Gfoc ordlnary..,3 Good middling. g 10 ~
Law middline- q a-aa Middiins fair. 8 Is is
4 {aposatfons TOR middlipg At other spot mar
'7 lace-- Tone. Today Ye6sdv saies
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st. Louis. July "a ,--Cattle-ReceIpts 2soo,
market steady to strong: fair o fancy natl, q
shipping and EXPORT steers 4. 75d5 Is; dressed
beer and butcher steers 25fi5 % steers un
ers 3,oOdb.00: cows and hclfars 5Ofi5 %.
bulls 2.25li4. oO Gamers .5o.i2. 95 Texas and
indian steers 1904 Is. mostly grassers, COWS
and heifers 3.S6I4 90. Hogs--Recepts 1900
market steady TO strong; pigs and lights 500
49,; packers 4 5on 4 So butchers 6Oait 10.
sheen-~receipts 1900: market steady. native
muttons 3.a0Mi 20: lambs i.006i6 .25; stoekeis
5o@S 20: culls and bucks 2.5oap3 so: Texas
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Quotations for Round Lots of staple
Commodities
HEAVY STAPLES

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets
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MARINE ,NTELLIGENcr.

Port OF Galveston. July "a.
ARRIVED.
SIS Obi. Pinkham. New York via Key West.
SIS Alamo Xix, New York.
SAILED.
Sc Gyller, Alshager, for Cuba and Porto