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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30
81. Louis Grain ana provi.tops

81 Louis. June 29.9-cl1se, Whrat--Tp ,
white. cash 74& June 737S; lplv "a sontam-
her 1913, December 7iiS; No. hard 7id5siS
Corn--No. 2 rash G3h; June s2% july 2ess,
2eA: July 25% Scptember atH; M. wSite
%'h, PORK steaiy at o 20 lard 81 adv prlm,
steam 4Ss; choice i.92tb. Eggs higher at
10, Flour unchanged. Timothy seed Tsf7
10. Bran STEADY to firm, acked, east track
h9 Corn meal i.S5. Hay Timothy stepdv at
rs, Cotton ties md hageinF unchanged p.y
sat meats easv: boxed shoulders 25 shorts
con strong boxed shoulders D Ok. extre shorts
e.sFi3; clear ribs h.50 clear Sides S55 ne
ce'pts. Flour 5000; wheat 1900: corn az Oa0:
oats ls,oOe, ShipmentF Flour E0O0 wheat
seeo; corn 10000; oats $1,000
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ANiMuNITlON-Powd per key. "a o,a
80 nia~uaE towdef. ~ Der kes. drop
shot. ner sack. ii 80. buck 81 90
BAcON-ENira short clear. lr sacks. 55.c.
regulars 6i6e: boxed &c higher. SMOKED
fast bacon 9i4nNAc.
HAGGiN0 AND 1iEs-s.cEs than car lots
rom Houston hakfins. --lh, exc; .h-ih.
iAci Arrow Ties 81 90 ia mixed lGts
CANDY slick. wrapped. basis q. ci.EGisc.
ref ~ sueciai siacs. ise hiausr
tofFttr-ltic ard cordnva ioisc. fair rtt3
81 prime NAfi9c. choice ioc fasgv 5a9ie.
rtaberV in4iic. Roasted couses. A..
huslio's Arloss. bssia lfo.ih r4rss ne dsilr
cred 10 cnsss ii 2nr dul,efoi. Apex. ido-
y eAAt- 1859 delivered. ~ 10 casos II no,
delivered.
FLOUR Texas s,sr Mills. Tldni wass
- %. Sea fn'fy. 81 10. Sea NYmrh f1f0s
Sea Jewel s. l1 rye four G. 20 rainrcr.
Interior ueinig. Tour ~ pacft'a. ~ aeeso
tAEiNaf,hovt c9on{ ''riis sqnlng ara
s1.lb sasts. A,e4sts pss By. a louf "a ~,
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bar OF nrn.nrln n,n.a

AnEleton, Texas, juno % lion 4 q
Dan gave dinner to the Jar cf Ira.
@oiia eounty Tuesdar night iast. which
'oF ofili'aney saa sooa cheer hsa never
been eqit~d 81 thls ilttlo ciy. rhs
weather VAS moat unpleasant. bot IL a,s
n't letter tne legal lanlnarles ir,an e,,,,.r,
.Af 40 appearance IN ~ rsse. ~, dinac.
vs. served ID eight co4fss.. Ara esi.h
.ossA we're llaroaaa % az psassnt aa6
"Hs sssfsaas4 70 Ia legal sn4 issi4.
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manner. The cause was finally copsln'se
until the next term, the hosi and nas 2,
congratulated in establishing prersa ~
in such matters. and an Adjournment ~
taken. ..,o..3 Il.
But little business has been trsns s.ssss.,|
court owing to the heavy ana llvls.-''
rains, which delays witnesses ana y ~
ing general Inconvenience =. ~.
But iit.le damage was done 70 e. S, s,ss
ing crops by the storm. Corn nss .. gss.
damaged TO some extent, but mol s'''S''
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New York. Juno 2a.-Though some demand
for stable cottons the market has been iudf-
ferent to most GRADES. Exporters are again
putting forward blda for good brown shcetiugs
and drills are frmer. Some of the sales noted
are 3-yard sheetngs at 4ikc and OF 25-yara
sheef'ngs at 4hc today 70 fair dpnntity.
BUSINESS in prints Is only Quiet but prices
are firm. GinThans also Arm. Denims quiet
and irregular woolen and worsted dress
goods In fair demand aud firm. Mems wear
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s,., while Huntins.

Paris, Texas, June ss'--D ,sross
man OF Rowland was trasel.s Hs ct
sulphur bottom yesterday evening" las.,.,. ii
out Of his buggy to shoot :. saq !, vas =.
drawing his shotgun an, sntlre load ~
cidentally discharged r Ash and san''
tering his arm, tearing IN Mood.
ing considerable loss OF p'0
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
ofnce OF The Post.
Houston. Thursdnx. Innn a.

houston, Thursday. June 20.
The situation In the fruit market is nm
changed from Yesterday. Receipts were light
and We're hardly equal to the demand. though
prices remain unchanecd washouts on the
Missouri Kansas and Texas and Houston and
Tcyas Central prevented shipments en- thess
lines. The Nettie Gene cantaloupes, of
which several shipments have been received In
this market from the Agricultural and Me-
ehanical COLLEGE, are in popular favor ana
command good prices. The experiments this
year at this point, with fruits have been en-
tireiy successful and all the varieties are in
demand.
The chicken market is pretty well cleaned
up and shipments are advised Of large fryers
and hens. Eggs are little flrmer today
though stocks are fairly good.
An advance 10 noted in lemons today IN
New York. fancy and extra fancy being quoted
iOc hiEher than last quotations.
watermeions are plentiful, with prices
weak and low
The market on mustard sardInes has "A.
vanced- Old etocks are much reduced and
nim!y held. 10 view OF the light raek TO date
on the Maine coast
The retail trade has been handicapped for
the past few DAYS by the excessive rains.
shoppers fearing to venture out
smart advance In salt Goldfish Is noted.
due to the small stock now on hand.
The Mark Lane Express. London ann
mariEes the European crop situation as ~
lows The latest crop reports from Austria.
Hungary. ITALY and Germany arc der,doiiv
favorable To the GROWING wheat. The Freneh
and spanish renorts may b. called average
while those from Russia. Roumania. Poland
and bulgaria are decidedly uniayorabie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

Riverside Texas. June 20. AIRS Fred b
Robinson OF the Huntsville Item aud Mrs.
IA King. both Of Huntsville. have been
visiting Mrs. c 4. fleald the past week.
The picnic and ball game o, last Satur-
d4s we're sacocsses, The ball game be-
tween She Riverside Hot FeeI and Cllne
fftlfie Wlndlcs was a~ardsd the Hos
Feei; score 1910 10.
Mf - Dohariy has been on the
siek ilai tho past week.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Less l-it.
New York Nancy

New York. June %. --Money on call firm
az sssns per cent. last loan 8 per cent Prine
heavy. with actual buslness ln hsntersi Mi
~ N'sa9.e'~ FOR demand and al s.s5it6l
t.s,A ior sixty dsyf. Posted rates Ssd4 n
s ,'es $500 1879 ~ Commercial bills S54. sii.
lean dollars is't Government baras s,ra,,s.
state bonds strong. railroad bonds strong.
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rINANcI,L nnrnrs

~ New ON iane p The commsrc,al A.
,sys' ns,i ne@ss.al ,ahlsFrsn from London
.s'e view q The holiday, ne ,ere 80
/, e,..i.. Wy Aaisflcans ere1,d ssr,nr al
~ ~ seed natli thf afitraoeu NJ Voc
untrf lite bat 'f'' NAH thAhilf
80. -. ~ n, lnls = fetal sales st..h. q.
"a ~ Z. ltea ~ lnlinF American sne.-
4 ta "''t''s TFan.ls stilo Manhattan
F"A' 'sas ".-ss'ss sss ssat rsu.s. isss
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The market on mustard sardines has nd
vanced old stocks are much reduced and
nim!y held. 10 view OF the nght rack to date
on the Maine coast
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DEcREE ArEInMEp.
Injunction Of the Inter-Ocean VS.. the
Associntch Y~-ems niSSnIN ed.

Associated f-ems pissoIs ed.
Chicago, June 29.--The appellate court
today affirmed the decree OF the circuit
court dismlssing for want OF equity the
Dill filed in January. 1898. by the Inter-
ocean Publishing company against thu
associated Press for the Issuance Of an
injunction 70 restrain the defendant Ss-
soealion from suspcndlng or expelling II
from membership Ia the association for
REFUSING 10 give to Il the news as ac-
CURED by the terms Of It's contract and
from doing any act or thing tending TO
deprive the lnter-Oceau Publishing COM
pany Of the service Of che defendant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

An advance 10 noted in lemons today in
New York fancy and extra fancy being quoted
iOc higher than last quotations.
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Lonsview. Texas June ~, an hss, ~
meeting. which has been s0'D 's. 4 ), Rsss.
,Ss nast two weeks. conducts i.,,' ss z . :
, Ren Par Zines ssaddy ana HIl, .I sst ~
tincatiou. 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

chieaTo' June eflu'ser marko, arm
creamery is'.als. dairy iiaisn. cheese arm
81 s'tnyh EFEn steady: fiesh AZ NJ
packages. siesdy Western ifauii aortt'
ern tnlf. ''''f
kFsrar CITY. Jsne 9.-Eass uas,s.t,
..tetf ~ 1fe"s if.ine s1urfalir nferAl
bsf deten. -
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Galveston--Spots closed quiet as revised.
Low ordinary .sSS Middline ......5M
Ordinary. ......3 15-i6 Good mddling So
Good ordinary...4 7-l6 Mldding fair So
Low middliug.. s 5-l6 Salee ......... 80
New oreans--Spots closed quiet as revised.
Low ordinary. "a Middling ,....5h
Ordinary ....3% Good middling.G 3-l6
Good ordinary. az Mlddling fair g 9-l6
Low middling. a 11-16 Sales ........, 300
New York--spots closed steady and I'M
changed
Good ordinary...b Good middllnE.6 7-16
Low middling. .5A Middllne fair,.e%
Mlddling, .......6 1-l6 Sales .,......,.40l
Liverpool-spots closed quiet and I'M
changed business good. sales 1900: imports
11CO0.
Ordinary. ......2N Mid upland...3 5-l6
Good ordinary. q 1910 Good mid up. 3 1882
Low middling,. az Am. mid. fair. .3gs
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sr. LOUIS.

st. Louis, June 20 --Cattle-Receipts SOBU.
including 1000 Texans; market steady; fair
TO choice native shipping and export steers
S56l5 .30 dressed beef and butcher steers
4 300 800; Texas steers under 1909 pounds La
"A so: stockers and feeders 3.50lDi TO- cow
and heifers 2. 25N5 90; bulls 2.S51S 40; can
pers 150G2.75; Texas aud Indian steers 3. An
ga 90; cows and heifers 2.50GD4 90. Hogs
Receipts 5000; market srady; pigs and lights
8 SOFA 90; packers 70G13 so. butchers ASSOC
5 81 Sheep-Receipts $780, market steady
native muttons 4.OOd4.I5; spring lambs 4 55g
T. 90; culls 1.5oG2.OO stockers 2.0OG5.55.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

New York. June % Wheat Recoipts 147
s2a exporta 2S0,o54 bushels SPOT steady; No
red SIN T. o. b aloat; No rel 7aM Gle
vetori No. Northern. Duluth giTs 4 o
ailoat to arrive, options closed Sc lower and
further declined lac in the absence OF outside
buying but subsequently, rallied and advanced
appearnnce OF some export Interest Arein
turned easier under renewed LIQUIDATION and
local selling, The close was STEADY, with n
net loss OF Sc. July S0is, Sentember 7ai.,
December 81 Hides leather and woni steady
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 2iIs; vel
low 26df2db. PlF iron warrnats auote4 M
1870; coprer $500 hid 1870 asted Tin
hrmer al &c Is Lead quiet M 70 snst,as
UNCHANGED at G.a5
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Chicago. June 2e-There was an unusual de-
mand for cattle today. and, though receipts
were liberal. offerings were well cleaned up
at strong to 10c higher prices; good beeves
sold at s 15a5. 10. eommoner grades bringlnb
COOS TO- feeding steers brought 3.50qo.OO'
bulls, COWS and heifers 2,2ja5 TO- the latter
price for fancy hefers, Western fed steers
sold at 47OG5.50; Texans 4.OOG5. 10; calves
.OOG5 TO- There was a better demand Tor
hogs for packers and prices were strong early
at yesterdays best quotations Later the
market weakened somewhat. Light hogs sold
at 365a3 90 mixed lots at S65nS Slls and
heavy at .5OGS. Sly; pigs brought S.3OG3. s.
aud culls 50d3 so, There was a slower de-
mand for sheep and lambs aud prices were
largely 10c lower. Sheep sold at 2.0Oa2 % ior
culls up to 5.00d5 % for prime lots; good to
choice yearllngs brought o.25 clipped lambs
sold at GGi6. 80 and spring lambs 4.0Ofl5 70.
Receipts--Cattle 5000. hoge 10000. sheep 1O,0OO.
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The chicken market is pretty well cleaned
up and shipments are advised Of large fryers
and hens. Eggs are a little nrmer today,
though stocks are fairly good.
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Houston spot Quotations.

Spots closed quiet and unchanged; sales
IA bales.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. June %. Sugar quiet: open
Kettle STAT S-l6: centrifugal yellows 4lsmiTs;
seconds 3diM, Molasses duh: centrifugal d
ala
steady fair refining 4; centrifugal SO test AZ:
moasses sugar 3N. Refined quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30
LOVING sANGUINE . THE BIG DEAL.

Fort Worth. Texas, June @.-Mr George b.
Loving. who Is at the head OF the orSani2a-
ton Of the big s5ooOo.0oo Eastern cattle syn
dicate. said today that he was sanguine tnat
the deal would be go. He says tnat ny
the terms of the contract between hlmseit
and the big company, the sum OF Sluoo'ooV
cash is to be paid into Fort Worth National
bank to the credit Of three OF four local cattle
magnates as their part of the immense sum
to be distributed among Texas cattle and
ranch owners. But little objection is onered
here against the organization OF the Dig COM
many.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

London. June a.-conaols for money and
" I, i,eS psns Nv. s-le Bar silver steady NJ
lt-tea pr ounce. Money 4it per cent Raf-
aniscount ~ TIE omen market for sho,, b1fs
s IN, ger eent' fer three mouths ghQs s.i5 per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

BRYAN. Little JACK w., 49, ser p'!''.
Mr.. Louis Mitchell VINO n.,nvrgo,,rh 10 q.
accidentally sho. aimfeis '~,und !, q1."
with target rife; ths
serious =.
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rn,rortr, Leagaer. . n ,'s. 1rcsss.sA

Rockport, Texas, June ~ ~ Rsa Y.
League excursion chaperonea :, ~ toar b
the midst OF hard is'a sn,oy them1sn' =
strong and are trying " -
In equally weather. #
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HOUSTON wuoLEsaLn PRICES,
Quotations for uound Lots of staot,.
Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices ara
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

Galvanized Glidden So 20; Waukegan $500
Nails S.05 base. Advances for common
over base: "a. zoe. Sd, ioc; I'D and cd. Soc
Cd 2Nc Sd Zoe: l0l and l6i Sc. Quotations
are for less than car lots.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, June 90 Cattle-Receipts 1906
natives, 1000 Texans; market steady; nati9c
steers, heavy 5.O0dt5 As, medium 5.15ar5 So
lights 4 .26fI5. f0 Texas steers .15T5.0 Texas
COWS 275G9S0; native cows and heifers 2 ESQ
8 l5 stockers and feeders 3.50Gf4 80; bulls
D 75d4.25. Hogs-Receipts 10 900; market steady
10 strong; bulk of sHles 3.70613 10: heavy 8 .7lIs
"a STE: packers 3.7Od3 80: mixed 3 .65d3 77ls .
lights 3 .40d3 TO- Workers 365d2 S0 pies 3 556p
3 65. heep--Receipts 5000: lambs 50G5 .25;
clipped muttons 4.O0d5 90. stockers and feed
ers 3.OOdS60; culls 1.5odS.25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

Sc for the account exchange on London Psi
fgc for checks.
balances $i0.97O 49,
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GALVESTON sTocK,


GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS. '-e.~
BY International and Great Northern. iSi
bales; Galveston. Houston and Henderson,
,S; Missouri, KANSAS and Texas, 90; Galveston,
Houston and Northern, l. Total, 2s3 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30
Grain aud Provirions TIscwbcrc

Kansas City, June 70 wheat-Iuly ssS,
Sentssmber 6I7s cash No. 2 hard G7Hdfss: No.
= red spd'n, Corn--Julv slib; Sept'niber 8t
cash. No. mixed s2isdIsaas 40. Q white ALL
T9h Oats-No, white eSh Rceripts-Wheaf
Sl,l0; corn 500; oats 5000 saiaments-Whea,
$4,000 corn 1900.
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LIVE STOCK
HOUSTON.
Saunders 4 Hutchlis. live stock commissIo,.
norcbapls reDOrt "a follows:
HOUSTON.

Msatfe1 hoss -. ................, TAT ~
Choice cattle In demand, trashy stun SLOW
saie, Car good beeves and car bulls wanted
strong demand for corn hogs OF $50 pounds
and up. Carload lots OF corn hogs can always
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30
HOUSTON BANK cLrAP1vcs

Following are the clearances of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the CORE
spcnring time last year, together with the in
crease or decrease:
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cANNEp FRutTs ANp vErETAnLEs.

CANNED FRUITS ineapples. 2-lb eve
stated slStai s.; 2-ib standard sllcei
$ls0; pears. 2-b standard 90c; black
gortsd, 75c; peaches, 2-lb full weight ST. Isl;
glib liglt weight $500
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, s-lb
full weight S5090c lib full weight 65d70c
0hre aad tomatoes, Glib soc; Lima beans, 2-lb
lul weight SOC string beans glib fall weight
75c. No stringlcss beans 2-lb full weight
SL5l' red kidney beans. 2-io full weight Soc
mGrrowfat peas, 2-lb full weight 90c; eariy
June peas, fancy 2-lb weight $l.i0; Amcrl-
can petit pols peas, fancy lib iu!l wegaL
Ht5efl.15; asparagus. California, 2h-b s2O0:
corn Auburn cream, 2-lb full weight 81 100
Ridge, 2-lb S0dpS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard 2A
ID peaches, lemon cling $2.1Qffe 70: yoIlnw
Crawford F.difll SO; black cherrie. 81 So; apri.
cots N,151l 50 bartlett pears 81, SJtDl 90, as
sorted 81 ,6eGl 65 standard 2R-lb peaches.
low Crawford 81 50Gll 80; apricots 81 4aIbt As
yellow Crawford $.50Gi 80; apric9ts 81 .556p
LEO; Barultt pears Sl.75Q1.So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

Houston's GROSS receipts OF cotton by tnv
various railroads entering he city were az
follows: Balos
Houston and Texas Central. .......... ~.
International and reat Northern -. l62
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio "a
TEXAS and New orleans. ................ 80.
Houston East and West Texas
Gull. Colorado and Santa Fs............
San AntoLiD and Aransas Pass...........
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ....."...
Tota, ...... 202
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-30

Galveston, June 29.-The A. p. Norman
Live Stock company reports the market rs
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FRII.ISl
APPLES--Per pack I0150c.
APRlCOTS-Per crate, s2,00a2.25.
bLACKBERRIES- S0cqSl.50.
CHERRIES California 50 30.
GRAPES Texas 40d60c for 4-basket crates:
Texas Delaware 7-lb baskets, 50d6Oc
LEMONS 81 .00G4,5 90.
ORA NGES-Nalancias and Mediterranean
Sweets 81 2514.50
PLuMs-roi peck 45Gl5Oc; third bushels
els G51-59
PEACHES--Per Ieck and one third bushels
boxes 6Otpijc. 4-batket crates $1.001l.25.
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FABRICS sellins we'll Moba.rs and alpacas ad-
ssncins.
nes.se. D.iiy s,asems-..
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BEANS--Nayy 31SAc Bayou 3i5c; Eng
llsh dried csc; rinks 3lsc; Lima &C; black
cyes SIC
FuTTER-fluo star 1oc; dairy i5c; E,sln
creamery 2i62go: Egin dairy bricks 16c cleo
margarine. solids zoe: prints lie special Blus
star ice; Texas country butter 66Dl5c.
CABBAGE--2Isll5c ner h.
CHEEsE--New York full cream 12hgi3c;
Wisconsin full cream l2hH1S; Young America
Hu14iac; Western skim lie; fancy rolls full
oieau i5c; Longfcllowa BE.
EGGS--Texas, 70 per dozen.
ONIONS-Per Id &c; per bushel. S1.10.
PEPPER-Cnile 154tTo per Id; black Singa-
pore 12Mc.
POTATOES-New Irish. 5066oc per bu
POULTitH-Tiens 81. 25d2. 70; flyers 81 .00fl
so hroilors 81 O0N1 rs, Turkeys, hens 81 70
$500 gobblers S6.00Gr7,00 per dozen, ac-
cordiIg to size and quality. Ducks So. 0002. %.
Geese 50 n0d3 80. full feathered
IOMATOES--Per bushel, Si00fp1.25
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-10

Great Britain makes $4,000, 600 a year
profit out OF its post offices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-10
Or. HALLS LECTURE.
"Soms Preliminary Oa'a for The Study Of Inc Sec
ond Coming OF Cur Lord"

DIR. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president
Of Union Theological Seminary, deliv-
cred the annual address before the Bib
lical Research Club OF Brown Unlver-
sity. at Pembroke Hall. last evening
DR. Halls lecture was on Some Pre-
liminary Data for the study of the Sec.
ond Coming of our Lord"
He said. i'm substance. that the doc
trine OF the second coming of eur Lor
has suffered from six bad influences
namely: confusion. pervlslOn, over
statement. prejudice. neglect and COZ
tempt. The primitive conception Wa
that He shall return, Unexpectedly, vls-
ibiy. gloriously Dr. Hall then went on
20 describe the growth of the early
church and the obstacles 10 had TO face
lie then stated how the whole doctrine
OF the second coming changed after the
time of. Augustine. 35i a. ID. His belief
was that the church would go on em-
brPcing all peoples: 10 would be n tri-
umphant church, the millennial axe
would dawn with this triumphant
church.
DIR. Han closed his address by saying
The modern apostolic doctrine II tha
return 60 the primitive point " view
Among the three phases taken BY lt d
that known as the evangelical phase
which characterized by simplicity. II
declines 90 po into mysticism. II Va
pre-millennial and not post -millennlai
I wish that the, term miiirnnial Ncr.
dropped out entirely. iut % is there iuSi
ihe same