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LII .rr saa for Pension.

Fsass. ' q, Is, July sa,-rhe following
@s.y i, u. p pensions were tiled today
~ co% sSass 8. N. Baiiir, age 81
ss iai sa,rsy 3; Twenty seventh
SlIpIssnmy ? First y ALABAMA aye es q.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~, WANT agents TO sell the Economy har-
VIZ ss We riy.ser holds enough rivets TO do sew
eral dollars OF repairing, yet sells
when ss loaded for 81, price lie right; can re-
, ,uan,b. send 81 for sample and terms.
Tbon,as r. Foote Il Co.. sole mahufacturers,
los Angeles. Cal. 2
-z-15T7,TTfsEMFNTs- for accepta6i,
ide IS: state If patented The Patent Record
baltimore. Nd.
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: Nos. sA -. July sa.-Ed Clark. a
= .uIcIaa a0Ie and relatives are in
s IS! himself there mere this morning. by
~ Y. have bes Trough ,,g the heart. His
~ nom 1 tSa, ielegraphed but moth.
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NOTICE il harcby given that spcpiaI meet-
ing of the stockholders and board of direct.
ors Of the Galveston. Harrisburg, and san
Antonio Ra'Iway Company, by order OF the
Ace Of The company, in the city of Houston.
Harris county, T,sas, OF, Tuesday, the 10Th
day OF August. 1899 for III. purpose Of elcat-
wear. C. b. segar, secretary Galveston. Har-
" 2-1S
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sUlcIDED.

~ y ~, ,s., July 2s--Thomas Rails.
1 aorDs issrs suicided here today by
No cause is known M
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FINANd IAL.

$500 TO LOAN On aston business y pr1p
erty in amounts 70 sly = ons also supply
rsrties wanting to buu A. or buy homes me IN n
any part ol tne ,hssa n. ans can be paid In
ftailinent pian -, M m al any time. no
tu!l or any par' a ~, - ,ney; can close loan
delay IN setuaas Sn,,iics lion is made II title
Il satisfactory. Apply ~ one' y s-ls
Mile 2n5 Main street,,
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s,oSITy r0 LOAN on NJ proved farms ana
rasehes Francis smith & Go %orr; San KAN lam
tonic, Texas Call on " Noffis' A'a n
building. Houston TeHa Z
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WE, the undersigned horseshoers OF Houston
members of the NJ II. n. a. No. Is, OWING
to the increased price of material, have been
compelled TO raise the price OF shoeing 70
Sl,50 from August l. Frank Elier, Z. r..
Gilman. II. NJ, Ramsey, l.. Korn, James Nc
Russeii Mos i q K,iIer r. ~ too o
p. S. Mcdonald. Jas. Fogarty II. S. Whit
moro. James b. Marmion. James Charton.S0
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SPECIAL Nor1cHs.

Nu ,, ANNUAL MEETlN9--The annual
eelns OF tho Houston Heights Railway
nvnp.seny VIII be held At the office OF the
Taent no. eVi Travis street. Houston.
aeHss' on Tuesday August the lbtn. 1899,
az ~ CLOCK. noon. for the election OF di-
v A,nls. ana The transaction OF such other
sn s'prss as NAV come before them. Hous-
Ton. Texas. July u, 1898.
sPEClAL NorICE-Don't forget the great
~, price removal sale al Diiiineham's, 50l
Main street. this week Remarkable bar
sans on furniture. baby osrriagea mat
sh.s iinoleums. etc. August l will move
70 l.g2. ~. CONGRESS avenue %
BANKRUPTCY NoTIcE.-in the District
SSIIuri OF the United States for the Eastern
runtcy. 's''V"' a. N
In the matter of Herman Brown. Bank
ruDt. in Bankruptcy
~ me creditors OF Herman Brown Of Hous-
~, IN me County or Harris. and District
A,oresaid: a Bankrupt.
Notce Is hereby glven that on the 18th
p pay OF July, A. d. 1890. the said Herman
brown was duly adiudicated Bankrupt: and
.nat tne nrst meeting OF his creditors will
ne heid at United States court room in
Svsa ad on the 18th day OF August. A. D.
asss. at ll;S0 O'Clock In the forenoon. at
W!nch time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint trustee ex-
anime the BANKRUPT. and transact such other
business as NAV properly come before said
J. r. BURNETT.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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WANTED--Civii engineer for three or four
months work. southern Business Excnangc
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magnetic healer; established
re, 1904 Smith street, corner
=; best of city references. When
IS $40 Main street. enclosinf
II
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

MACHINIST wants AN uniurnished room and
beard for himself and wife and baDy 70
months old In private family. Answer Mon
day or Tuesday. z0i7 Walker. rs
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t secret information in civil OF
IS, or for personal reasons If
Canes Detective Agency, Hous-
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent LIST to 18th OF August.
fix or segen-room house: modern Convent
Address. giving number. Street and rent
No. Aoi. this office. ~
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EXPERIENCED FARMER AND GARDENER
ct once: married. strictly sober. industrious:
best references required good strong
worker. white or colored whom | can do
pend upon running my small poultry. fruit
and vegetable farm near city; don't expect
a picnic nor fancy wages. Address 6as2, this
.S
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ND gives private readings by
spirit power, 81; palmistty and
}; test circles Monday, Wednes-
ay nights, Csc; he has no equal
street 81
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SIC CRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

TADrEsI Chicrestcr's English pennyroyai Pills
u Diamond INDY arg the Best ssfs s.aSls
Chiche 81 ar Chemical Co., Philada., Pa
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preventive positively relieves
most obstinate cases In twJ
ure and effective under any and
s; so powerful 1t never falls 20
results; one box always sufil-
%. For particulars address L3e
6400 Langley avenue, Chicago.
3-3
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TIE LAW firm Of C. E. & A. E. Holdings
fielder have moved their offices to room II.
in Camp building. ST.
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WE DO the rental business OF Houston, be-
cai sc We have the houses 10 rent; no
trouble TO show property. n. N. Norheet 4
Co.. phone 67s. Binz building. y
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WANTED--Thc Fraterrai Life Association
Wnnts solicitors: salary paid TO GOOD men,
For particulars coll on or address Is. r.
iIomsio, ''N n
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SO PER MONT

$40 PER MONT
all diseases. \
male troubles
medicine. eles
other baths "a
per month; co
all over the
have. and whz
ments. electrA
are of the la 10
to come and FL
x ray or an,
charge. Drs.
Burnett build 2
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FOR sALE--complete household furniture
combination sewing machine and writing
desk at bargain. Party leaving. 1915
Main. ~
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SECONDHAND TYpEwRITERs. all makes
from $751; TO s60.o 90. guaranteed TO be In
perfect order.
]. J. pastOriza Pts. 6 Litho. Co. HOus-
ton. Texas. Il
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PRESCRII i,IONS filled correctly OF purest
drugs; del ivered free; charges low; phone
No. 1874. [ ewyns Drug Store, corner MaiA
and Pre,no, -
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WE Buy. rent and store furniture. We loan
mtnev and charge no interest on furniture
stored with us. Barr & Kuller. t& Travis. Il
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Referee in Bankruptcy.
Galveston, July %. 1899

STOCK Foop now or
sale at kieslinr's Drug Store 5o2 Main ST.
corner Prairie Ave. 1924
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HOUSTON KNIGHTS lots for sale At iowss
prices on inkailment plan Office a2o Main
street John A. AiIroy, agent.
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Houston: sample and case furnished. Call
between and 10 a. m. 1919 San Jacinto
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July l we will treat
,hronic or acute. male or fe-
OF every description, including
trical. vapor. sulphur or any
d massage treatment, al $1,000
? sanitarium is too well known
State to tell people what We
I we don't have. Our instru-
al or any other appl alce.
It improvements, Do not fail
e for yourself. Consultation.
other examination free OF
Warner & Balfour. Moore &
Op 80
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SEEDS FOR JULY PLANTING
Mexican June Corn, German Millett Kaif'i
Corn, Velvet Beans. Afrisaa Nillet. WHIP
poorwil Peas. Turnip Seeds. Write Tor
Texas Seed & Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas. II
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MORE TOBACCO salesmen; also advertising
distribers. Triumph Information Co, Dal-
las. Texas %
WANTED--Man and wife: man 10 milk COWS
ard work around place. woman to COOK.
F. a Rice. Jr.. Hyatt. Texas. ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that a special meet,
ING of the stockholders OF the Hook and
Ladder Loan Co. is called to convene ut tina
Office OF the Planters and Mechanics bank
in Houston. Texas on Friday. July Is, 1893.
at 5 o'clock D, M. G. A. Brandt. secretary,
Y. c. Drew president. IS
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A GOOD GIN MAN OF eight or ten years cx-
pcrience wishes a gin Job 10 fire or run
stands. either; will guarantee sau faction.
Address j. n. Grltlith, Marlin. Texas. Is
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L.ADIES-OuI
longest an d
days; safe. /
all condition
bring desLru
cient: price |,
Remedy Co.,
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WANTED--A sawyer TO take charge and run
sawmll or work on salary. Address J, I
Atkinson. China, Jefferson county, Texas. Is
WANTED--A hrst-clBss timer and plumber.
no other need apply; steady lob to right
man Address with references. Lee Clark.
Rockdaie, Texas, II
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E. HOENCKE,
1879; residcp
Dallas ayenuii
writing addi1
stamp
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81 ME Of TEAAS--
County of Harris-This is TO certify tina
the following named persons do hereby as
sociate themselves in a limited partnership.
under and in accordance with the Title
LXXVl, Revised Statutes OF 1895 of the
State OF Texas, with all of the powers, ohli'
cations and duties named IN said chapter,
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PROGRESSIVE food sufferers will plant this
week black eve peas. alfalfa clover. potato
onion sets. early slN-weeks corn. June corn,
six-weeks potatoes, sweet; potato slips 81
per 1000 mi,iet and turnip seed. broom
corn. Holloway Seed, Grain and Commis-
sion Co. Dnllns TeNAs. "
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Birmingham City Bonds
Frnits and Proiune

 Butter-Elgin. 1Sc; dairy. Mo- 1, 15c; dairy No. 9, 12Ac; country, 1215c; cooking, 10c.
 Potatoes-Irsh, 60c. Lemons-Choice. $S5o6DS .75: fancy, S25 Poultry-Hens, 25c: fries, 12Q15c; small Sa12c; ducks, 200; geese, 200. Eggs-10c. Beans-Snap, 60@75c per bushel Tomatoes-25@35c. Cabbage-1%c per pound. Onions-215c per pound. Watermelons-S3Gs1O per hundred Peaches-s2. 5O6300 per crate. Canteloupes-75cG$1 per crate.
 Toe cal staple Groce-et Flour-Best patent, s41OQ$425; straight s3.75.
 Sugar-Granulated. $5.70; Y. C., 5ssG555c. Coffee-Green, 9Q11hc; Arbuckle's pack. ages, $10S0; Lovering's packages, $10 50; Lyon's packages. s9.So. Lard-6Ac. Clear rib sides-Gc. Moasses - Centrifugal, 15@35c; sugar house, 20G35c. Rice-5lRG6i5c. Corn-Mixed, SOC; white, 5ic. Pearl Meal-93c. Hay-Choice timothy, s16.00; No. 1, s15.0O; clover mixed $14.50. Mixed oats-37c; white, 40c. Bran--Mixed $15; pure wheat, $15.50. Cotton seed meal-$1S.50.
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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sssssts sssss ses of 1zz2zz@
CAMP MEETINGS ON THE GULF OF
 MEXICO.

Round trip tickets will be sold from Br. mingham to Camp Grounds, Miss, at the very low rate of 1925 for the round trip uI to July 22d, limited good to return August 31st, 1S99
 An old-fashioned camp meeting has been arranged for with modern physical i'm provements. Magnificent grounds, lighted by electricity; spacious hotel, fronting 16C feet on the Gulf; bathing pier. extending 1.4OO feet into the Gulf; cottages and tents for rent; first-class restaurant for meals Some of the celebrated divines of the South will be in attendance, among them Bishop John C. Keener, Bishop Charles B. Gallo way. Dr. J. D. Barhee. Dr. H. M. DuBose, and others. For further information re- garding tickets, etc, call or address any agent of L. & N. R. R.. or
 R. F. BEASLEY, P. A., 7-13-to-7-22 Birmingham, Ala.
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ralbott $ palmer's Stock Letter

By Private Wire from New York Sun.
 New York, July 31.-There was a general advance in this mornings stock market, which took place in the face of several cir cuInstance5 that might have been expected to create contrary effect. The most con- spicuous of these were, of course, the out break of yellow fever at Hampton, Va. and the disappointing showing made by the as- sociated banks in their weekly statement on Saturday. Neither of these circum- stances, however, exercised any more than transient and localized influence. The shares of the roads whose lines ran near the infected districts showed a substantial recession in the carly dealings, but those losses were largely recovered in the subse- quent trading. The latest advices from the infected quarter set forth that the disease was not of virulcnt type and it may be as- stunned that the military government of the seat of the actual outbreak will serve to localizc the infection and avert tho necessi- ty of subjecting the commercial points in tho neighborhood to Q rigid quarantine. The days money market while firm and active, gave no further reflection to the conditions disclosed in Saturdays bank statement. The rise in prices, while com- mon, was by no moans uniform, the ad- yances in the Anthracite shares and in some of the Industrial issues being par tjcularly rapid. American Tobacco and the stocks based on the various divisions of the iron industry were the features of the In- dustrial group. Grangers firm. with other standard issues. Sales, 55OalS.
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EXCURSION

Birmingham to Demopolis, Ala, and Re-
 turn Via A. G. s. R. R. July 30, 1899. from Birmingham to Demopolis, Ala, and return via Alabama Great Southern rail- road and York July 30, 1899. Train will leave Birmingham promptly at $40 a. m., arriving Demopolis at 12:3O p. m., returning leave Demopolis same date at 10 p. m. mak- ing quick run homeward. This will give everybody that goes an excellent opportuni- ty to visit the many points of interest in and around Demopolis. The fare for the round trip will be s1.50 and ample accomo- dations will be provided for the comfort of both white and colored
 For further information call on union depot ticket agent, Birmingham.
 6-22-t-31
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Talbott & palmer,s Cotton Le,tsr

By Private Wire from Fairchild & Hobson.
 New Orleans, July 31.-New features as well as new business was conspicuous by their absence today, in fact so little interest was apparent that the exchange was al- most deserted.
 Liverpool at the opening was unchanged on both futures and spots. Sales, 10000. A loss was recorded before close, closing barely steady. The. local market opened practically unchanged from Saturdays de- cline of points in sympathy with Liver pool recession. but later gained to points from lowest. In the afternoon the market gradually fell back to Saturdays prices, at which it closed. The weather over the en- tire cotton belt Is generally clear, while temperatures are normal. This was corf- strued in favor of growing crop, and was responsible for the easiness in the after- noon. Spot business was also small Sales, 300 OF
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Coffee.

New York, July 31.-Coffee otions opened steady with prices points lower and ruled more active, though weak on liquidation. Receipts were heavy cables adverse, and the spot article neglected. Thus the bear ish feeling in present circles. The close was steady, unchanged to 1 point lower. Sales 22,50o bags, including Septembe 40: Oc- ish feeling in present circles. The close was January, 4.90; March, 500: April, 5.05; May, BIO; spot coffee, Rio dull and easy; mild, dragging market
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Talbott & Palmer's Grain Letter

By private wire from Ware & Leland.
 Chicago, H., July 31.-Wheat: Liver pool closed 1s lower; London weak and farthing lower; Paris, wheat 45 and 25 lower; Antwerp unchanged. On passages the increases are SO0,000. Worlds ship ments, according to Jones, 7,350000. Eng bsh harvest progressing satisfactorily. The weather in France and Germany for crops is favorable. English visible in- creased 12OOO0 European visible increases 500, 900; American visible increases 600. Sea- board clearances, 800 900. Minneapolis flour sales Saturday, 4, 900 barrels. Primary ceipts, 971 900; shipments, 100000. Taking 15 leads for export, we hear of but very little wheat for sale except in milling way. The weather conditions are all that could be asked for; showers and thunder storms indicated in the northwest. It does not seem, from what we can gather, that the northwest crop will be near as large as railroad officials and elevator interests would indicate. There was considera ble sentimental buying around 70 cents for September, but not enough to absorb all the offerings. From now harvest will be in full swing. but judging of speculation, val ucs may have to work lower before there can be revival. In one way a fair-sized decline will admit of a large increase in export business which wdii be reflected in purchases of the favorite future than would appear in actual amount of cash DuSileSS. we DeileVe the Hlarket VIII soon be in q position where purchases can De made.
 Corn has been heavy all day with every indication of the deferred futures declin- ing still further, unless something unfore- seen should happen. There is a good cash buying and export demand, which we think will make itself felt later on.
 Oats-The bottom was all knocked out of the July deal, and the manipulators of the same are confronted with smart loss There is demand for this cereal from the east and for export that will soon make itself present on values of the deferred months
 Proyisions-The hog market and every thing else was knocked galleywest by the grim specter of yellow fever, which fright ened tinid holders, and large amount of product was for sale.
 Shipments of meats and lard very heavy. Advise purchases.
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Chicago Change

Chicago, July 31.-Yellow fever in the United State demoralized the provision market today and caused a break that has not been equalled in many months. Pork declined 571sc; lard 171Aq2Oc; and ribs 25Q 27hc.
 The grain markets were all weak on fa- vorabe crop conditions. wheat declining 1Ae; corn 9sc, and oats Bc for September.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Talbott & Palmer's Cotton Letter

By Private Wire from L. DeGumoens ,,&
 Son l"s
 New York; July 31.-Several bales of new cotton was reported at various Texas towns today. including eight at Galveston. The movement of the new crop Is being closely watched, and is of much importance at the present time. Arrivals will undoubtedly as- sume large proportions and give friends Of cotton much anxiety. The bureau report on August 10 may lead to a little animation, but as rule period of dullness Is believed to confront us. The market closed ur- changed after early rise of points.
The age-herald., 1899-08-01
BONDS
Financial

New York. July s1.-The Commercial Advertisers London financial cablegram:
 The markets here were quiet generally to- day, owing to the holiday season. Tho tone was steady. Americans boomed in the morning. Louisville reaching sS;i. Reut- CTS telegram announcing yellow fever in Virginia caused a sharp drop ia the house. spoculatsrs seilinG Louisville, which touched esA. Eha esoso. however, was well
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TaIbott S Palmer,
 Commission Brokers. NO. II N. TWENTIETH ST. TELEPHONE 5e4 Cotton, Stocks. Grain
 and Provisions. Direct private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans.

above the worst, New York buying on the fall. It looked like a real boom in the morning. The general opinion here now is that the movement has stopped till au- tumn. t
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REDUCED RATES

To St. Clair Springs and Return-Round
 Trip. 95 Gents.
 Effective Saturday, June 3. and continuing to and including Sunday, September 24 1899, tickets will be sold from Birmingham to St. Clair Springs and return on Satur- days and Sundays, good to return on fol- lowing Monday, at rate of 95 cents.
 For further information call on ticket agent union depot. or R. M Ellis. T. P A.. 2019 First avenue. 6-7-tf
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iIailv ....snent

Galveston-Steady: middling, 5B; sales ECO; receipts, 159; stock. 10,124.
 Mobile-Nominal. middling, 11-16; re- ceipts; 9; stock, 5,64S.
 Savannah-Steady; mfddling, 5A; stock S,309 hs4 Cnarleston-N ominal; middling, 59s; stock, 5,996.
 Wimington-Steady; middling, 5B; stock, 9,471. a Norfolk-Steady; middling, 15-16; re- ceipts, IA; stock, 301
 Balt1more-Nominal; middling. 6as; stock, 7,976.
 Boston-Quiet; middling, SIS; receipts, 16S.
 Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, 6ss; re- ceipts, 1,254; stock, actual, 5.495.
 St. Louis-Quiet; middling, 5A; receipts, 219; stock, 69, ,526.
 Memphis-Steady; middling, 5A; receipts. 1,0S7 sales, $50; shipments, 1,720.
The age-herald., 1899-08-01

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy; No. spring wheat, 669671ac; No. ? red, n1sc; No. corn, 316S1Ac; No. oats, 19% 622c; No. white, 231h6261ac; Mo- 3 white. 21ka24Ac; No. 2 rye. 50A@521sc; No. barley. s2d34Ac: No. 1 flax seed, SIG; northwestern, s1.0015 prime timothy seed, s2.45; mess pork per bbl, g .65q$s.2 20; lard per 100 lbs. $5.1O@$5.25; short ribs sides Qoose), 4. S09s5. 10; dry salted shoulders, (boxed). 5sk@5hc: short clear sides (boxed) S. .2O6$5 .35; whiskey, distillers' finished goods, per gallon. s1 2e. Sugars, cut loaf, unchanged; No. 2 yellow corn. 31h@52c clover, contract grade, $6.50.
 On the produce exchange today the but ter market was firm; creamery, 13lsQ17c; dairy 12015lhc: cheese steady at SAq9c; eggs firm, 11lsc.
The age-herald., 1899-08-01
Dry ods

New York. July 1S.-No material change developed in the charater of the market in either cotton or woolen goods. The de- mand for cotton was of average extent and prices were firm. Prints were in ay- craze request; ginghams quiet and hrm print clots firm but no demand for regu- lars; odd goods are selling in moderate quantity; mems wear worsteds very firm and well sold ahead; woolens quiet but firm.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, July 31.-Cotton, spot, fair de- mand. prices unchanged; American mid ding, 3.Sd. Sales of the day 10000, of which 800 were for speculation and export and included $500 American. Receipts, 3,00o including 2.S00 American. Futures opened quiet but steady and closed barely steady: American middling, L. M. c: Au- gust, 3.19@3.20, seller; August-September SIS buyer; September-October BIT, buyer; November, 316, seller; November -Deeem- Der, 3.15, sellers; December-January, 315, sellers; February March, 315@316, buyers; March-April, s.16Q317. seIers; April-May, 3.l7, buyers; May-June, SIS sellers