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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05

lngieside, Texas July 2.-Mr ". Har-
vey Mitchell. with large party from
Fioresyiile and San antonio. came over
10 inglesids Saturday morning in care q,
Captain Heath and schooner Camilla for a
days fishing among the tarpon ana iron,
thas abound 10 these waters quite 4
number Of small nsh were caueh, from
the wharf when shout % triumph was
heard from Mr. Mitchell's skin. announcing
ne had hooked mis- iirst iarpoA For an
hour The battle ragged ia close proximity
10 and IN yiew OF ala the spectators on he
wharf Finally Captain Heath succeeded
ia spaaring the royal game aud an inn
menss hsh vas landed. measuring SIX feet
one and a half inches and Weighing about
40 pounds. Mr.. Mitchell used an ordinary
sized tsrpon rod and reel with very thin
linen cord. and was very muca delighted
with his catch.
large party from Brenham 3. charge
OF Major 4 b. Bolts. bullefined 10 arrive
al Hotel ingieside saturday night, wired
they we're delayed by reason Of washouts
and would not arrive for day or two.
About thirty fye 20 nifty carloads az
wa.ernalons will be shipped from Ingieside
station this season.
Miss Gray, teacher OF The public schools
at Arkansas Harbor gave a picnic 10 her
scholars last Saturday Including parents
and visitors OYER nifty attended and snent
8 pleasant day enjoying the breexes OF In
Elssiie-
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RevivaI al canalo olosca.

Gana5o. Texas Jaiy 2--The great re
vival meeting conducted by Rev. II. J.
Deefs has Just closed. there being Afly-five
conversions to Methodist church, ten 10
Baptist church. $50 raised for missionary
purposes. Or. Deets' able preaching
brought many hardened sinners 10 a
knowledge Of their Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ-many whose hearts seemed TO be
s.eeled against the truth and The light.
Or Dsets has Sndesred himself TO the
people of Gansdo and his wonderful
preaching, no doubt 10 many. will never
be forgotten, The music was led BY D.
NJ Doyle with Miss Reba r. Robertson
presiding at piano and Miss Lucy Brown
at the organ, together with thirty we'll
trained voices. which made the music q
grand feature The good accomplished
Will never be fully known, but, Ike a
wave OF the great ocean. lash the shores
OF eternity.
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DRIED FRUITS AND Nurs

APPLES-Fauey eva orated. 55-gb boxes
i0'se lib cartons IL: fancy eyaporated il
buzz, 59-lb loc; fancy sliced. in 50-lb boxes
APRIcoTs-Per II. loose. &c; 1850 in In
cartons.
CITRoN-In io-lb boxes. 1sc
CuRRANTS-In bhls. &c; 25-lb boxes. clean
ed. bulk, IKE Lib cartons Sc,
REACHES kvaporated. unaeeled i0Guc.
RAlSlNs-Cailtornis. S-crown L. L boxer
8 20; Z box /. L. raisins 60G65c; 2-crown l.
NJ raislns, Sob boxes. SC. s-crowu l. VI
ralsias 50-lb boxes. &c.
-PRuNES-California, 50-s0s &c; 6o-70s SIC
,.NGTs-Brazil loc per ID: alberts Sicily lie,
Males i2Ee; wainuts 19c; peanuts. fancy
hand hand picked e1se; No. IS 4Sd5c; almonds.
isiagona loo per H. in sacks; pecans 21.6c,
Italian ehesnuts Zoe per ID.
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RELIGIOUS.
rev. hayden nj Jefferson.

Jefferson. Texas. july 3.-Rev. s. A
Hayden and wife came in On the j o'clock
tram yesterday from Dallas without pre-
ylous notice to any one here. Rev Hay
den preached al the Bapyls, church a,
night As soon IS !, was known that ne
vas here the Methodist and Cumberland
Presbyterian ministers called IN their
night appointments and attended sery-
ices az the BAPTIST church. Notwiihsiand-
ing the rain and threatening weather Rev.
Hayden had a good audience Of attentive
listeners Bro. Hayden has been twice
pastor Of the church mere and has many
warm friends among al classes and all
creeds He returned 20 Dallas on the
night train, leaving Mrs. Hayden aad the
children as the guests OF her aunt. Mrs.
Knock Love.
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4 spLENnID sTANn-

Sadse ". L Partition came down from
bis tobacco farm near Olive yesterday If
'enoon AMI departed Last night for Lib
eFty snd Houston. The judge says that the
late rains have been of vast beneht 10 his
tobacco farm. He mas q splendid stand.
the plants are al healtay, and al present
the indications are that the yield both in
quantity and quality will Ear exceed ex-
Peetalons- The Judge thinks there viii be
largely increased tobacco acreage in
Hardin county next year.
Tobacco raising in Southeast Texas is In
its infancy. but experiments nave demon
stra1ed that it is a successful as we'll as a
profitable crop
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A. Rockport.

Rockpors. Texas. July 4.-Ths Fourth
was much more universally observed 10
this section today than common About
half the population attended the big BAR
becne at Buck Mills. where large crowd
assembled. Governor Wheeler spoke
4 large crowd excurted TO Pass and more
are leaving this evening 70 be present AZ
Mr.. Green's blowout al the club house
at Sport tonight Weather has been IN
usually fine.
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The FOURTH IN TEXAS.
Fer Ihessssd People Attended the Bee
vile Barbecue.
lAyAcA COUNTY COURT HOUSE DEDICATED
People Attended from All the Sur
rounding Country--obseryatio
at Other Places

BeevfIle. Texas. July 4.--The BIC bar-
bseus and celebration here today was tbs
grsndest affair ID the history OF the com
InrnitY over seos people were in attend
saSe and everything passed Of smooshis
without; hitch OF any kind 4 large dele
CATION Of people came up from Corpus
Christi this morning. They pronounced II
as grand an affair al they ever attended
Plenty TO eat. plenty to drink and lots Of
arusemeass Tor all sss me order Of the
DAY.
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rornrn Across rnr rosp.
Knitted states Ambassador Choate
Held "a Nrcentiop.


Laa5on, July z--IosspA \ choaie, The
Taifea States amtassaatf. ana Ms
chcate celebrsied tba 1sy with reeep-
3itns boiA Al the United STATES embassy
aas at their residence Eaoh Of tas build-
sings Was tss.sfally Decorated v.fa flags
aaa colo-s The guess taeiudea Sir VIII
liam Collins. The queens master Of ceEe-
uonies. Samuel T cgameas ard Ms
Ciamens, Senator and MFs. Mark \ Han
ua. sana or sni Mrs Henry Caao. LS-ge
and United States C8nsui General 1aa Mfs.
W.ll84rl 0sh3Tne.
The reception 81 the Chozie residence
Nas attended - 1853 people ana incladei
may English peers and number ~ lead
ers 10 me International Council OF Won
en- Salse boys from tbs J1l,e1 sla
mouth VIA we're sis1 present sttrac,s d
il1ch sftsuticn- 4 bsug n. music p.aycd.
on the terrace Among The guests were
tba Dacafss OF a-in1Tc1Eh Lady VII
liam Der sfoFs S.s William Vernon HsT-
cart L9ri SiTal hcopa. CJunt Royal pr
aa@ Mrs 6jiS-ri Parker Mr ana Mrs
Slevea Grave. M aoa Mrs JOHN Drew.
y sa4Nieg AArsey Biae- Hsssar5 ana
Fra1s Leslie General a2d Mrs Wheatan.
81 Z. Ch-sts ana Admir4i h1ataa aai
RS Klaatzu
Tymoa-6 Eng july t--Fa,slty mar
rei 'he aassl esleagsuoa q me Fourth
here eAsy Waeu . signal nos assembled
to lha mas leal q tie EFlsA seesud-
Class cruiser A;Tazsnl 1o dear the hal
yards iss- p ffe Stars aai Stripes watch
as8 spf5tart!s escpnc@ iprl ~ same rig
st1E, ihs la1 fall 10 the sl4ps deck and
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Al re.arkana.

Texarkana. Teras. July s.--The celssra-
tons here today were very elaborate and
highly Interesting. a street parade OF In
dams Ia war paint occurred ihis morning
by the order Of Red Men ana two brass
bands
\ basket picnic was given at the Fair
Grounds which also eEnerssed olympic
games and horse races Prizes we're
awarded TO all manner NJ excellence All
business houses we're closed.
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me na, in die rrnn-xaal.

Pretoria, July 4-The Fourth OF July
was celebrated here on a large scale Rear
Admiral Hoeison and Captain Cooper.
aith the other otncera OF the United
states cruiser Chicago participated.
r ". Eeulz the Transvssi secretary
of stzte called upon c r. MaeTnm. the
United States consul. and rendered The
congratulations Of the executive Of the
South African republic.
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through The day and proprietors as well
rs employees were q liberty to divert
themselves as they PLEASED The holiday
resulted in a practical evacuation Of the
city. Quite q number went 20 Houston
o. the early morning train. others left
tdr resorts OF the beach. while an i'm
mense crowd went to PaT; Arthur - wit
ness the baseball game hattie in the na;a-
;oriuu ana FISH in the lake
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baseball. nes,ss and orstsons. concluding
Nth a grand ball tonight The ceIehra-
t,on. which. under tire auspices Of the Mex
lean citizens was conducted ia . most
auspirions manner and the Mexican ard
Anieritsa enihiens rostsi side by side.
Old Glory was cDnspicucnsly unfurled 70
the breeze over many business houses here.
while the bezu,iful nag OF the Mexican
consulate also noated TO the breeze.
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Cpsro. Texas. July s.--cuero is taking
ihs Fourth Of Jnly by closing ali business
hanses ard everybody except the district
coart tAklnk a rest A large number OF
the tTemen are IN Halie;syslie helping
them 70 celebrate There is no special
celebration acre. nut the day IS remem-
befed oy the closing OF the business
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TRADE NOTES

Nearly every business house OF any i'm
per'anee observed the great national holida-.
Receipts Of chickens we're fair. though no
I9vIe Tan vas rteeed Prices are nov quo: "a
at 1902 p for sood-siEed fryers
The Cotton Exchange was dessr,es vAs,e--
Gay. but few members having interest enough
look at the board
trnit reeei2,s were exceedingly heavy Of
IN consequence Yet ihere was but li;t,s ~ y,
eef.ied OVER elackoerries came in Ia mad
shape. beng sofl and unfit for use.
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Quiet pay At washington.

washinsion. july THE day was ob-
served uoisily al the Capital. but there
was no distinctive celebration beyond
rhe customary meetings OF the PATRIOTS
societies. This weather vas IDEAL Pres
iseai Mckinley had no special plans for
.he day and remained a. the White House
snd Observed the Fourth by partial re
lief from active duties and receiving only
ffvy faflerF
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Al Naxnhnchie.

W'axanachie, Texas, Jaly i-rhe Fourth
was celebrated II qgiet way today. All
pubic buildings we're closed Several
are alarms we're turned In 70 Try the new
f:a alarm This kept things or a.! viTe
for time
Dallas played Waxshachie game o.
b1u and wo1 hy z score Of 6 10 :.
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Yoakun. Texas, July 4.--TAe day Is
bsing celebrated here By closing the pest
otace. banks. and machine shops a large
crowd went over to Hs.le1sville on the
special srain this morning 10 witness ias
ceremonies attendant upon Tie dedication
az the new court house
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cHnIR RnYs RErrRN

The choir boys OF ST. Marks Episcopal
church returned this morning from ten
days sojouru ON the gulf beach at Roll
over. While recreating the boys were
cared for by Rector ]. w. Bleker and wife,
and they report not only a delightful out
Ing, but say they have been physically
benefited.
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A QUIET FOURTH.

beaumont has been practically deserted
Today. When state Health ofnoer Blunt
ana City Health Officer Calhoun request
ed that the proposed Fourth OF July ceie-
ora'ion be abandoned. merchants decided
60 take general holiday on the Fourth.
except saloons and restaurants have bsen
closed throughout the day, tho grocery
stores shutting their ,ioors at O'clock.
Some OF the saw mllis and other indus-
frlsi establishments also remained closed
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SHOT TO DEATH.
Mrs. Gray MINER KILLED by Eurcnr
nonneliy In Spnsm III JealorsS.

st. Louis. July Mrs Gray Miller.
the young wife Of William Miller. gro
ceryman dong business on North Broad
way. was shot TO death today by her
husbands clerk. Eugene Donnelly, After
the woman had fallen mortaIly wounded
Donneiiy leaned over her body and rails
Ing her head. kissed her lips. This done
he retTeated from the scene with cool
warning 10 tbs freazied husband. who had
witnessed the farewell oaress. not 10 fol
low on penalty OF his lie. 1t Is believed
that Donneliy MAS infatuated with Mrs,
Miller and thst the killing Was done in a
spasn OF jealousy. Up 10 late hour to-
night Donnsiiy has mol been apprehended
BY the police.
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Al Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. Texas. July 4--Littie or no
public demonstratiol was made here today
10 celebrating the Fourth. The FEDERAL
c0urt ouiltinE- banks ana onSlness houses
s.era closed most OF The day.
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Cucro cuiIinx..

cuero. Texas. July 4.--It has noa rainea
50 far today for the first time in six days
|H has the appearance OF having cleared
on. Dry weather will be very welcome for
one in this section OF Texas.
District court is busy Today In the trial
Of the Charles Stokes case. This is q
case that has been pending for three
years.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Ofioe Of The Posi-.

Liverpool futures opened quiet and steady.
with moderate demand at Unchanged hgurs
{, point down ruled quiet and steady with
cut change ana closed quiet. ! point net loss
on all months from yesterdays close
Spots weFt unchanged. With limited d
maai Sales 7er9 bales
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HOUSTON BANK rIFAp,Ncs

Following are the clearances ~ a., u,,,.
banks for the week thus far ana fnr ia 'SIs.oh
sroE.ins time last year. together with me IN
, Ihis year Last year Incressa
Nonaay ,,.,-,. ssTa,ili 81 2ss .si4 San "a,
laesdAy Fourth Of July. holiday. '''''
Decrease.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRuITs-PineaDples e-Ib. eve
iess ana eoreiess. 81 50ql so; 2-lb extra
stated N.sal-s5; 2-lb standard sllcei
N..V: pears. 2,lb standard eeo: blark.
sorted. I5c; peaches. 2-lb iall weight 81 Is;
a-ib light weight Si.0l
CANNED VEGETABLE Tomatoes s-lb
i9l weisht S5G90c. 2-lb fun weight 65n7oc,
ehrF a5d tomatoes. s-lb Soc Lima beans, e-i6
Iel weighi S9c: string beans 9-lb full weIent
iSe No. strngless beans, 2-ib fuii weigh,
sle2; REQ kidney beans 2-ib iull weight 81
maFiowiat peas, e-lb full weight soc: early
June peas. fancy 2-ib weight $40; Ameri.
Ga ear peul pos peas, fancy 2-lh fun weight
sl,eSaA ~; asparagus. California, 9A-lb 500.
yye,h' .AaouIn cream. 2-lb full weight 81 100
Ridge, 2-lb s0Gs5e AA'' o.ee
j, CALIFORNIA FRuIT-Extra standard ~.
~ pss.s.s; lemon cling S2l0G2, 20; yellow
eet. N'.sal 50; BarIlsit pears 81 S5fJi 50 as
solT a. ;seel ~ standard aM-ib peaches
yellow Crawford 81 S0TI IS; anri,ots & ;sG
l'@' Bartlett pears 81 1871 So
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris July t.-Three per cent rentss Io1f Is,
iof ne account exchsnge on London PSI IL,
London. July 4.-consols for money ,n- :, g.
for the account l074 nar sjlrsc o. !, y,
Money lisGi% per cent ~ 10
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pRopucE.

BEANs-Navy 3Q34c; Bayou 3he: Eng
lish dried 27so, links sac: Luna &C; oiaeA
eyes size
FUTTER-Bluc Star Iec; dairy l5c: Elsii
cresmer! 91G2@c; Elsin dairy bricks Ice; oleo
mateG.ine. solids loc; prints ile: special Biu'
Star lsc, Texas country butter S1l5c.
CABBAGE a3c psr ID.
eHEEsE-New York fun cream 12isGl5c
Wisconsin full cream 1915 ais, Young America
NQlii4c We;,srn skim lie; fancy rolls fal
cream l5c; L0nsfeliows i3c.
EGGS-TeNas, &c per dozen.
ONlONS-PeT ID. &c; per hushel, 800.
PEPpER-Chile 15GIGc per ID. black Sings-
pore I3ik5
PoTAToES-New Irish 50I60c per bu
POULTIti-Hens 81 25G2.75. fryers 50 COZ
50. broilers si03si.i ~ Turkeys mems 81 Il
as %. gobhlers 5000 90 per dozen. &C.
ceroiCg TO size and quality Ducks S. COG :. IS
Gcess g n0G3 ., full feathered
ToMAToES-Fer bushel. sl.ood1.25.
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oorRr HotsE pEnrcArrn.
seven Brass hands Were in Attend
aur%

hAlle'syiiie. Texas. JAY -Notwith-
Standing The condition Of the roads. eres,
n'Ebsfs q people assembled here today
2 participate n ths Foarth Of July csls-
hratioE ana ne dedication Ct he me nay
eoArt house Excursion trains 5roagh. b
IaAny TlsiioTs ana seven brass bands from
as many different places farnsEbaa Tn,,s,-
Judge p II Green OF Yoakum was or,tc,
81 the day
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FRUITS.
ApPLEs-asasse.

:
APRlgoTS--caifornia, per crate, a.Ts.
BLACKPERRIES-T5fisi 90
cHERRlES--callfornias 81 So
o2APES-Texas 400 SOC for i-hasket crates.
LEMoSS--s4 .00ftf 90.
PLuMS-PeT peck 259sSe; one-thirs hnshe,s
ssG.sc: California per crate 81 ,75
rEASdEs-fer peck aud ore-;hird bushels
noxss seEsoc: s-basket crates s0fIs5c. cali.
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LIVE sIOck.


Sow and are worth more at home than on rns
nlA-ket. can use car each good beeves. bulls
salyes aud muttons Good demand for corn
can aIwSss be sold al marke, price.
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If THE BABY Is CUTTING ryrru

be surs aad use thar old and Wi, -.
remedy. Mn. winslow's Sooih.pr svrn .9
Tor children teething. II soothes the sts,.s'
softeus the gums. ailays all tain c,..S.
w,rd eeiie and y the bsss remedy fs,
liArrho<a. ~
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&c; sn-lb cans &c higher than terces; l0-lt
cans. &c higher: 5-lo cans. sc higher: BIB
cans IL higher
MoLAssEs- Reboiled fair 1e@ else prime
2oa2Ic. choice 25d2sc: fancy new crop sYruD
2.ds2r
RIcE-Extra fancy head saeAc; choice. 1
es'zo: fair ~ Csc; fancy. imported ~ r6s4c;
ROPE -Sisal. basis 7-l6. SIC; Manila lV'-
cotton zone s-ac-
sALT-LiverpoOl coarse s5GaOc: hne s5c9
81 td. Louisiana coarse Sc: hpe soc: bbls.
Is los E2.25: eo-5s. 50 80. lVo-Ss. $780, 7o-4s.
50 q.
SALT TIsH-Naokerel. No. l. IN lob kits.
81 aoGl 10: half barrels ss.50GT.00.
sARpINES--Anericsn quarters SgS. ..,.
quarters Sill 30. fancy sprats. quarters, s. 50
sTARcE-Standari goods: Pearl IL 49-ib
to-es- Csc: Rovsl Gloss. bulls. Sc; NieEei.
10 ascksces. ner hoN. s. 80; corn starch. 5asc
Der II. % and 49-lb boxes.
STANDARDIZATION are fof small lois.
Suecial nrincs gwen on carload orders. stand
ard graduated sssc cubes and poNdered
j-se: Louisiana yellow Clarified. fancy $50
SIC choice 5AG5Ssc. Arbue6le's, 2-lo and
5-lb pseksses. 5s.c.
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WIRE AND NAus

SSalyaniled Glidden $50: waukegan .eo
N@ns NIvs base Advances for common
"a. asi "a. loc: idi sac iss. &c. ouotat,on:
-ie ''' ieas tnan car lots
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GRAIN AND HAY.

carload lots. o. b. cars from miller.
~ ,, charge from store 5fii9a more NJ
" ~, los on bran: .asc per bushel on oats ant
so w sna leG15c psr 100 lbs ON hay.
biKAA.rer 100 rs soc: corn 6rsp due
cn511TFhp CORN-Per 100 lbs 1sc
ooVQR1N.No : sacked 42a4sc per bu.
~, "a Is-Ie1as. SSs40e per bu.
AlLLET sEED-75c
sSufShuM-ssc per bushel.
n MnnAI SHORTS Sc per 100 lbs.
WHEAT SCREENINGS 0as0c per bu.
hAf-Altalfs. .is -eoGii4 90 per ton: Timothy
ht;se1lt 80: South Texas prairie hay S. OO1
s'N' North Texas 50 .03dlo 90.
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Houston Comparative statemenr
Lass


Houstons gross receipts OF cotton ~ the
various railroads entering the city were as
fellows Bales
Houston and Texas central ....-.
international ana Great Northern - As
Galveston. Harrisburg and san Antorso. 80.
Texas and New Orleans ..-........
Houston East aad West Texas ...
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass........
MISSOURI Kansas and Texas ......
Total .-.-.,..-.-.-.-... -.............. 46
Lverpool-Salos closed quiet ard Uncharsed-
demand limited sales 7905. imports aeoj
Ordinary -..--.-.2 2S-S2 Mid. upland - 3 u-5g
Good ordinary. . 5I-S2 Good mid up.5 s1s
Low niddiiag 3 S-52 Am. mid lair as
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,..,-s-,, -Stassons are revised fzfiy and fhel,
49, illness can &c relied upan. The r,iSes a,
>'''ss 'oNAr IN Houston wholesale markets
HEAVY STAPLES.
AANuSlrIoN--Powde DAr IL. ..nA.
80, si-sdns rS"dsr. E.s5 per kex, an
Va 81 SACK a. -. buck $50
Estr4 short clear In sacks s...
49, .sss,s.-ls s'se boxed nc higher. sr,oi, "
fSsi 49, rs New York salt bellies exc; hreak
80 y ING AND TIEs-.ess ,bs, -,
~. .teeston baesiag s.ib Ss.e. ~ ~
=. CIV enn,eN ne: 81 % IL mixed Ists A-io'
suck. wrapped basis "a s,ts7.sl
's ~ ,s. SD, sneeiAi sizes. nc hiensr sAsspi2e'
e.. TIE f-t'.hlo and ccrdovs is;Sr. t,,- -,s,.
ssiMe sa1sc. choice iar. ,s...v 800 ~ ~
hn-ttF le%nc Roasted roffass n.
srsS Afiosa. hssis l00-lb cases lie aai1s
N s..s cases u aor delivered. hnsx "a
e.li,cTss 4HSe delivered; D ID eases il Ia.
:. sL5 X. slsr Mills: Tidal w.vs
ssA ssiry. $50. Sea Nymnh az:
rist.i .,a BE-; rye aour. ssG. pu1nsy.
infs,,a, 800 speeial rates for shinmsnts -
sacks .i "a barrels. l5e above
~ FisAIaI.NS.sS,gous eoops -or,,.. bon,,v =.
te.n ss sssa'' q barrels. s. IS: PEAR mes i5
sees.,s 80 - NJ 70 per boi ~ four sackss
~ 80. "1es 40 Friends oats sts5. cnln-,.
RAMS 80 hssksye oats 400.
gNSrv s,aaaafd i9is5iic: picnic hams sxc
IN scrss ia Glib cana. extracted snSss.
Gsisn ~ iz-is cans. satraetsc' 81.
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Live Stock r-~npany reports the market Ms
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-08-17
Accidental Happenings.

w. r. Dunkinson, operator of the AS
sociated Press on the Galveston CTeX)
News, was drowned while in bathing.
Twenty people We're drowned by the
breaking of a gang plank at the Mt.
Desert (Me.) dock.
A trolley car runs off trestle near
Bridgeport, Conn, and fails forty feet.
Thirty-nine people are killed and many
others hurt.
During a heavy electrical storm at
Philadelphia the flint glass works Of
John Murray g. Co., were struck by
lightning and destroyed. The loss is
estimated at $125 600.
The Chattanooga Furniture compa-
ny's factory, warehouse and lumber
yards at Chattanooga, Tenn, were
destroyed by fire. Loss, $50, 00c; in
sErance. $4,000.
Niscount Castlereagh. eldest son of
the marquis of Londonderry, while
riding at Wynard Park, Stockton-on-
Tees. met with an accident, causing
conclusion of the brain, which will
necessitate his keeping in bed for some
time.