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SOUTH TEXAS pooroRs.
Programme for the Scmt-AnnuaI
Meeting This Week.

Meeting THIS week.
Cuero, Texas, June 1o.---The sixth semi
annual session Of the South Texas Medical
association will be held here June Is and
IA at Turner hall A rate OF one and one
third fares has been arranged for the round
trip and good attendance is expected.
Following are the officers Of the associa-
ton; President. VI. A. West, Galveston;
first vice president. s. G. Red, Houston:
second vice president J. II. Reuss. Cuero;
secretary and treasurer. o. s Hodges.
Galveston.
The session will begin Tuesday afternoon
at O'clock The place of meeting, Turner
hall. Members and applicants are request
ed TO assemble early In order TO register
as far as possible before the opening ex-
ercses. Each application for membership
must have the signature of two members
and be accompanied by 81
Tuesday, p m.--Meeting called TO
order by chairman OF arrangement COM
mil.ee, j. II, Reuss, Invocation, Rev,
Thomas Gregory Welcome by Mayor
Woodwork and President Woodson OF the
Dewitt Medical society Response. II G.
West, president Of South Texas Medical
association. Reading OF minutes aud re.
port OF treasurer Reading Of papers
Adjournment until evening session.
Evening session. p. IN; 10 $40 y,
M Reading Of papers. $3.50 p. m.-Musi-
cal recital by Prof Flick, Miss Seeligson
and others, complimentary to visiting phy-
sicians and TO conclude With a dance.
Wednesday. $3.50 sharp-Roading OF pa
pers. Society work Adjournment.
Tuesday, $3.50 p. m.--Musicale and dance
Wednesday, 3 p. m,--Drive over the city
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.--Banquet.
Papers
"A Practical Hint In Treatment OF Lum.
bago" A. II. Schenck, Kenney.
/ The Galvanized Iron Clstern," NJ d
Saunders, Beaumont
"Dlphtheria, d. b. Blake. Cuero.
The Antitoxic and Surgical Treatment
OF Dlphtheritic Laryngits" ], A. Mullen
| Houston.
"Malarlal Haematuris." w. w White
Cuero.
"Malarial Pyelo- Nephrltis," w S
Swain, Victoria,
yellow Fever as Observed In the Year
1852 and 1857" ]. NJ Reuss. Cuero,
Quarantine and Sanitation In Relation
to Yellow Fever" II. A. West, Galveston
Some OF the New Remedies OF the Re
cont Past" e. p Daviss, Houston
Anthrax and Its Treatment" w. NJ
Tucker, Chicago. ILL.,
Surgical Treatment OF Irritable Blad
der X. w. Knox, Houston
'Cervical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Com
plcations and the Conservatism OF Earl
Repair" ]. II. Reuss, Cuero.
"Pryor's Vaginal Va. Supra-Pub Hys
tereotomy" II, w Grouse. Victoria.
N Plea for Conservatism in Pelvic an
Abdominal Surgery" Alfred c, Mcdaniel
! San Antonio.
Intestinal Perforations Caused by For
. eign Bodies" II. Il. Hadra San Antonio
How Long Should Parturient Wome
Remain In Bed" j. W. Scott, Houason.
Acute Endocardltls as an Idiopathi
Disease" Walter Shropshire, Yoakum
Pneumonia and Treatment" u. N
Thurstcn, Beeville.
Scarlet Fever" r. T. Morris. Houston
! High Grade Education for Physicians
! r, NJ Woodson, Cuero
"Hystero- Epilepsy, with n Report q
Three Cases Entirely Relieved by
Double Ovariotomy," J. II. Reuss, CuerC
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n.nrrrinMn Itemr.

Georgetown, Texas. June 9.--Attorneys
Penn, Smith and Briggs OF the Taylor bar
we're here this week attending county
court.
DR.. C. c. Black left Tuesday for New
York City, where he viii take a six weeks
course in the polyclinic medical college.
J. e. Fleager OF Jacksonville ls visiting
his brother, o. b, Fleager and shaking
hands with his many friends here.
Judge and Mrs G. w. Glascock left on
Monday for Abilene and points TO WISH
relatives.
County Clerk John A. Brewster returned
from Waco Tuesday. He was at Waco lot
the purpose OF attending commencement
exercises at Baylor university The criml-
nal cases IN the county court were aoouO
ali dtsnosed OF this week County Attor-
nav Chessher continues 20 rcceive weli
merited praise for the faithful perform
ance OF his duties.
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LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
John Peters Instantly Killed by nm


Accident.
Lake Charles La, June 10.-A terrible
accident happened at the Laxley & Mar
tin tram yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited in the instant killing of John Pet
cars were loaded and Mr. Peters had gone
between them to make a coupling. when
his head was caught between two protrud-
ing logs and mashed into shapeless mass.
The engineer, G. NJ. Reese, who has the
reputation OF being very careful and
reliable man, after waiting some time Tor
a signal to move on, remarked to his Are
man: II believe I've killed John and
an investigation. revealed a most horrible
and slckening sight, the head OF an un-
fortunate man had been crushed between
the great tlmbers and holding the body
In an upright position. The crew lmmo-
diately released the body. hut life was
already extinct and only the CHASTITY re-
mains were left of a young man who only
a few moments before was enjoying the
buoyancy OF health and physical man
hood.
Mr. Peters was about &c years OF age
and was an experienced workman, having
been with this company over two Jeats.
He had recently been on a visit home and
had Just returned and resumed vo'k he
has relatives in Lafayette, brother IN
Jennings, who will arrive this af:ory n.
The continued drouth OF two months
duration has been broken slight ;ain
has been falling all day and the prospects
for a good hard rain tonight are very fat
tering. The farmers are very much re-
ioced
c. r, Cline, Esq, OF Jennings Is n toe
city visiting for a few days.
John A. Hart today made application TO
the commander Of the military post al
New Orleans for enlistment In the 'ts-
ular army TO do service IN he Philipon -.
| Miss Floy Goss returned yesterday from
her visit TO the family Of Captain Geoi 90
Lock al Lockport.
The following are among today's ar
rivals: j. c. Macks. Philadelphia; Gsorgs
Mcfarland, Houston; George Rufhn, Hous
tom J. c. Lebolt, Philadelphia; Oswald
McNeese, Highland Falls, N. Y; VIM
BEACON. Csssopolis Mich; A. r. Ander-
son. Houston; Ben Adrews, New Orleans
Henry Gill Big Woods. La. D. y. Poe-
ers, Galveston Aurren Blomerson, Tidal
Wave; W. B. Merriek. D. d. Hetch, Hoas-
tom J. n. Marks. New Orleans; w. Har-
rold, Baton Rouge. La; S. Carnes, Mo-
bile, Ala; Mrs VIM. Beager, Minnesota
Mrs. c. NJ Elby, Minnesota; Gively Ger
son. A. Stewart. New Orleans; N. Ahan-
sen. NJ Rosenheld. Lafayette, La, ).
! Lyons, Canton. La.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Annual Reunion of Camp u. G. v.
10 he Held In July,

10 he Held in July,
Temple, Texas, June 10.--The Bell county
camp. United Confederate Veterans, No.
122 is arranging to hold It's annual re-
union on July ~ and IS at the Confederate
park in Bolton. These annual reunions
are a source Of great pleasure to the old
Confederates and yearly grows more in
interest
The knights Of Pythias who were to
have held their decoration services on
next Tuesday have postponed 1t until sun
day, tho 18th instant, at 4 o'clock p. M,
on account of the absence at present oil 50
many knights from the city.
The annual election Of officers Of the
knights Of Pythias resulted as follows; j..
NJ McCutcheon. chancellor commander,
r. l.. Cooper, vice chancellor; o. M. Or
/ gain, prelate; ] W, Riley master at arms
H. w. Speer. inner guard; l.. o. Harvey,
outer guard; II. r. buckingham, master
OF work.
The Mikulastik stock Of WHISTLES,
brandies. cigars, etc, which was recently
closed by involuntary bankruptcy, has
been sold by the United States marshal.
Archibald e. Co. were the purchasers and
paid $l625 for tse stock.
Fireman Fred Dauglor, who was Tho
most seriously hurt Of the three Injured
men in the Gigua wreck recently. is doing
very nicely and will soon be able to be
out.
Are alarm early yesterday morning
calling out the department proved to be
weed pile
| Walker Rowland OF the Temple National
bank force was In Waco yesterday after
noon on business.
Charles G. Smith, whose hand was
mashed in the Santa Re yards at Cleburn5
one day Lass week, left yesterday for a
visit to bis parents in McGregor while the
wounded hand Is mending.
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u,r,,orl. Saturday. June ~
~ !, interest In the spot
~ i VI. .slss we're very good ooth
Il istn fn opened steady d, at mon l9ss
s ., Il to ., the near m0n nas
fp ,,,.r the bureau report had
- a. prices went back ! to .
y s ~ = QUIET at steady at net loss
NJ be day 49,, ., to E
4. opening. which was STEADY
|. y n.srsry to fridays figures for
~ md the far positions wnicn
~ y. q a point. The close was
,,r. lO.-The consolidated re-
7. s.,rsut crop reporting agencies
.,ltu.Bt Of agriculture made up TO
| nm. a reduction of about 5 per
l. rr,ngs planted in cotton as com
4 I,,t rear. The reports from sew
,,rsu states arc more or less con-
" N department will issue no
|, stuats Of the acreage until 1t is
IN, ,ssertainable,
II, Il, been a substantial reduction
!. t,ssver, admits of no doubt. Not
|, 4. ,rr,age originally planted less
1 4 M year, but there has been
..sr nj Of land on which the seed
IN nor quality OF which there are
4 y, !, rsmplalnls-had failed to esti-
h, Indicated decrease in the principal
4 Il SLOWS
trwlo, and Tennessee, II per cent.
H,slIns and Alabama, 7 per cent.
LSuisana and Arkansas, 10 per
kipf cent.
EE,a Z per cent
! igitoFy, per cent
IA Is per cent.
[vrgs condition on June 1 was SOL
{ d June /, 1898. and SS1. the mean
IA averages for the past fifteen years.
[raItIon ID the principal Stctes Is as
Taas v. Georgia IS, North Carolina
\ Carolina and Alabama Sc, Tennessee
Il. Territory 81, Louisiana and Okla
/ lisirsas and Mississippi rs.
|lsk Jgns IDS. Mum Son & Co.
|sssa;
krfst opened 8 to 4 points down on
b sbss for both futures and spots
Er.rs report; strengthened and ad-
Z, covering, upon receipt Of govern
|M slowing condition IS 40 per cent
|.ssion Of per cent in acreage. wnich
Il favorable as some had anticipated,
|gz.Y point net loss from yesterday.
|'ug report In general was not accept
u ssh salus. as the department says
hn report Is not final and the Chron-
t-iy for the week-which has proven
|Ey much more accurate for the past
y ihin the government reports. as
i'lyils adyices-reports further i'm
ri L crop conditions since the lst.
New York cotton.
lrk June io.-The cotton market
riaty q! decline OF / to roiuts.
40
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New York. June 10. Wheat-Receipts 88"oO:
suot firm; No. 2 red S2ts SPOT and to arrive
Northern. Duluth. S2N f. o. b., ahoat, spot
Options closed %6lc higher July SOS; sep,
TENDER sOss December SIS. Cotton seed oil
weston i6ia1i7; Texas dry. "a to 80 pounds,
l2lkil3, California % pounds. lsf. Leather
steady hemlock sole Buenos AyTes light T.
steady domestic fleece is922 Texas 121l5
Metais-The metal exchange issued no report
today.
Kansas City June l0.-Wheat-July 67ss;
No. , hard 6sd6s7s No 2 red 7l@7i; No. 8
6SG7i; No. ? spring 66Go6s. corn-July 3o&'
September 81, cash. No. mixed 32ian33' NO
white ss6S3lk Oats-Cash No. 2 white
951SM25st
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Galveston. June 9.-The A. P. Norman
Live Stock company reports the market as
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st. Louis tsrnin aud provlsion..

81. Louis June lO.--Flour unchanged. Prime
timothy seed quiet 1882. Is. Corn M al
steady: 1.S0dl.S5. Bran steady; sacked lots
on east traC- 81. Hay iy; timothy S,o9gp
Cotton ties and bagging unchaueed Dry salt
meats steady and unchangel Bacon aulet
aud unchanged. Receipts-FlQur 5000 wheat
Flour 5000; wheat 5000; corn 1900. oats 5000.
Wheat-No. ? red cash 10: June 15ia; July
7C@, September rs; No. . hard 7lQ72k. Corn
her S3i1. oats-No 2 cash Sils; June 3l24
July 2Ss: September 2oA No white 2Sla.
Pork-ouiet; 90. Lard steady; prime steam
l. 77is; choice ( so
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guest of his brother. T. .. Hugely. this

guest of his brother. T. q. Hugely. this
week.
Misses Efhe Madeiy and Lidie Patter-
son OF Gindale are here attending the
Wedemyer academy commencement and
are the guests OF Miss Genie Beck.
Miss HELEN Brady OF Austin is the guest
OF Miss Winnie Baggett.
Miss Eta Griffith leaves today for Aus
tin to attend university commencement,
and the school OF methods.
Madames Harry Koch OF ousnab aud
Ola Nixon OF Eddy are visiting Mrs. s. j
Baggett.
Miss Dupe OF Marlin is the guest O
her cousin, Miss Bell Tyler.
Mrs. Matte Higgins OF Reagan is her,
attending the Bolton Wedemyer academ,
commencement
Mr.. e. n. Bsggett and family have gon'
to his ranch near ozons, sutton county
to spend the summer.
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cANNrn rRr1rs ANn UNCERTAINTIES.

CANNED FRUITs-Appies s.lb S0as5c;
pineappes, Glib. eyeiess and coreless, $1,000
l.60; 2-lb extra grated $l.S0dlS5, 2-lb standard
sliced Sl.20; pears, 2-lb standard 90c; black
berries, 2-lb standard Csc pie fruits, Glib, as
sorted, zoe peaches. Glib fun weight SLID
2-lh light weight $l00; pie peaches d-lb S5c.
CANNED DECENTRALIZATION BIB
full weight $4,000 2lb full weight 65I7Oc,
iul weight 90c. string beans 2-lb fall weight
Use; No / stringless beans. 2-lb fail weight
Si.5g; red kidney beans. 2-lb full weight SOC
Z marrowfat peas Glib fur weight S5c; early
June peas fancy 2-lb weight $40 Ameri-
can petit pois peas fancy 2-lb full weight
81 654l75; asparagus. California, 2ia-lb $500;
corn. Auburn cream, 2-lb fun weight Sl.l01
LIS; No. l. 2-lb iull weight Si05dl.i Blue
Ridge 2-lb SOds5c,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard ga
Id peaches lemon cling S210d2. 90; yellow
Crawford s! e561 IS; black cherries 81 S5 april
cots sle5ll7O; Bartlett pears $l651l70; as
sorted 81 1901 so; standard 2i4 lii peaches yell
low Crawford 81 50al So; aprcots 81 4Ogl IS
Bartlett pears 81 45dl. So.
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Bolton Academy.

Belton Texas. June io.-The following
programme was carried out last night at
the commencement exercises of Bolton
academy:
Friday June 9, $50 p. m..opera house
Joint session OF literary societies Ads
dress, Rev. II. Carroll Smith.
Today's programme was as follows:
Essays and orations OF graduates Ad-
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Net Receipts MT All U. 5. Ports,

Decrease.
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[wrrs condition on June 1 was ST.
1 n June /, 1898. and SS.1. the mean
"a averages for the past fifteen years
(riItIon ID the principal Stc<es is as
Tass w. Georgia IS. North Carolina
\ Carolina and Alabama Sc, Tennessee
Il. Territory 81, Louisiana and Okla
/ arkansas and Mississippi rs.
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CHICAGO

Chicago June 10.--There was not enough
cattle received here today to make a market
and prices in consequence little more than
nominal the few sales made were at yes
terday's ruling prices. The demand fer hogs
ruled about Ac- lower closing prices were 3 .6i
G3.s5 for light. S55d9 IS for heavy. pigs
brought So 25a37O and culls 1908 80 rnl
market fer sheep and lambs was almost
nominal one the receipts being small; sheer
we're duotable at 2 SCAT 10 choice yesrling.
sold at .0OG5.5O; wooded Colorado lambs o q
G5.s5: clipped lambs 3.15q5.60. spring lambs
5Od7 90 Recepts-Cattle 1870, hogs 2i0Oo
sheen 1000
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AMMuNITION-Powde per key "a oogp
4 rs blasting powder. 81 CO per keE; drop
shot. ner sack. 81. 49, buck N.s0
BACON--Extra short clear, In sacks, 5Ao,
regulars &C. boxed &c higher; smoked
bellies q. New York salt bellies &c: breakfast
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New York. June l0-sugar-Raw strong;
fair refining s-16: centrifugal od test, l-ls;
molasses sugar lie. Refined strong No 6
l5-i6, No. AZ; No 4ll-l6; No. 80;
No 10 s-ie No II ~: No. u 7-ls. 70.
10 and No Il a. mould A ~ stanaard a
c. powdered and cubs 5Fa sranulated 81
New Orleans juno 10 Sugar nm. open
kettle sst6I4 sic: centrifugal yellow sag
( i-ls; seconds 3Q4& Molasses dun, CEN
trifugal 6Il4
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dress to graduates. A. L. Curtis, ESQ.
Awarding diplomas.
Annual meeting Of alumni. Address Or.
j. Arnold Denman. Essay Miss Lydia
Ferguson
Graduates--Niss Alice Proctor, Albert
Milling, Robert Ernest Lee Louie Cathn-
rine Meyer, Albert Leslie NibirH. Rosa
Alice Proctor. Homer Harris Ray, Rob
ert Eliza Sutton, James Edward Willerson.
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New york Bank Statement.


New York. June 1O,--Money on call steady
at 2d2Iz per cent last loan 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3dsh per cent sterling
exchange steady. with actual business IN
bankers bills at 4.s75 for demand and a.
4 .selba4 81 and $50 Commercial bills is5h:
silver certificates 6Qia462. bar silver @ss
Mexican dollars 4Sls. Government bonus
firm railroad bonds inactive state bohds III
active
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kANsAs cry

Kansas city. June 10 .-Cattle-Recelpts 400
market unchanged Hogs-Reeeipts 5000 mar
ket weak: heavy 362aqs IS ; packers byy
TO- mixed 8 5503 70: light SS2i5Ws' q; VOTE
$500; market steady; lambs 40aeOO' NUT
tons a003 S.
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chleano Mnn FataIIy Iniurea.

Denton. Texas, June Fitzpatrick Pow
ers Of Chicago fell from the top OF the
steel elevator at Pilot Point His head
was fractured, one hip dlslocated and he
sustained internal injuries, which are con-
adhered fatal:
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago June lo.-Buttsr market steady
crepmery l2kdis: daisies l0fil6. Esgs STEADY.
flesh r. Cheese weak 1907 ,e,o
New York. June l0.--Eggs -hfceip'z o1t-
crn l0dl2il
Kansas City Mo June lo.-Eggs-tllst'
fresh Nilsson ri ard Kansas stoeks. cases re-
turned IL. Market firm.
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APPLEs-Per peck, 4odG0c.
APRICOTS-Per crate. S2.Olp2 20
RANANAS--Per bunch, packed, Sl.7o02. p i.
Loose culls 81 00d1.50
BLACKBERRIEs-Sl 25ai 70.
CHERRIES-Callfornia 81 15n2 q.
LEMONs-S3. 50Ii4 90,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mediterranean
Eweets "a. 25d4 so.
FLUMs-Per peck 10000, A-quart crates
81, 25dl1 so,
PEACHEs-Per peck and onethird bushels
boxes 65caS1 25; 4-basket crates I.O0Qi5D.
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sr. Louis

st Louis, June 10. -Cattle-Receipts 1000
market easier; fair TO choice native shipping
and export steers 4 SOFAS. %; fancy worth un
10 80: dressed beef and butcher steers 4 90
G5.1O: steers under 1000 pounds 3I5Ii ~
etockers and feeders 3. o0d4.75; cows and he'll
ers 2 25a4 30. bulk 2.5OGb4 90; Gamers l.o.@
80; Texas and Indian steers 3 ,25go.OOi COWS
market easy to DC lower; pigs aud lights lon
rs, packers 3.70G3 so; butchers SIbf3 ), 2
Sheep--Receipts 200; market lower: native
muttons 3.75G4.50 spring lambs 400ne 40
culs and bucks .5of13 rs; stockers and feed
ers 2 nnm2 so. TaXas stockers .50a2 rs.
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Private wire to carsIi 6 richardson.


los i-16 for me account los 7-16. Bar silver
steady; 27%d per ounce Money lGih per
cent Ratio discount IN the open market ior
short bills 3-l6 per cent; for three months
bills 2 3-l6d2A per cent
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Bolton. Texas. June 0.-Miss Jennie
Monthcraft OF San Marcos and Miss Alice
Antony OF Cameron are visiting Mrs. T. D..
Peay.
Mr.. Alex Hugely OF Wharton was the
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. O. b. cars from millers
sealers charge from store 5GlOc more per
100 lbs On hran. 2atSc pcr bushei on oats ami
corn. and l0d15c par LOO lbs On laY.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs soc; corn brar c7ibc.
CHOPPED CORN-Per 100 lbs 80.
CoRN-No. ? sacked i2n433c per bu'
OATs-Texas, 35d40c per bu.
MILLET SEED-75c.
sOPGHUM-s5c per bushel.
WHEAT sHURTS-s5c per 100 lbs,
WHEAT sCREENTNGs-7oG s0c Der bu.
HAY--Alfolfs sl3 .0odli0o per ton timothy
sl2 Scala 90. South Texas prairie hay s5.OOp
800. North Texas 50 .00ai0 90.
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New York. June 10.--The Commercial IA.
vertiser's London financial oableBram suys
ular on news from the TransYaal. which now
ever Is subsidlng Americans closed hrm'
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'aA Iun' 1.-THE week in dry goods
.i'a' material alteration In the dry
lalN Brown sheeting and drills
y ~ I'M bleached cottons quiet at full
~ eenand for denims In firm mar
! ualus, checks and stripes and
Nh, NM eo'Sled cottons quietly steady
~.1ls nm; dark fancy prints in
y, ~ y al grades. Merrimac. Vie
Imperial navy prints advanced to
,-ans hrm in all descriptions.
M arm In both mems wear fab
~, ~ Eaoas; American cotton yarns
HRe barely maintained.
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Messrs. Dan Talmage's Sons of New Yorh
say OF rice The demand Of the week shows
slight enlargement over the preceding one.
and as q result prices have hardened trae-
ton on all styles. stocks at this port are
liberal. but under any ordinary call should
be exhausted long before the new crop VIII
come forward in volume sufficient TO meet
usual requirements 1t mNht also be remark
ed OF present holdings that the assortment
was never huer embracing every possible va
riety in sort and grade. Advice5 from me
South note quickeped demand, and evidences
promising further increase. stocks are al a
low tide the amount ipconsequent and, as
the impression prevails that IL Is scarcely up
70 local requirements OF the next few montns,
hClders are heady. inslstant on securing the
uttermost farthing." Gables and correspond
ence from abroad note steady demand, gener-
ally strong conditions and quotations Te1s-
lively higher than those prevailing here.
Taimage. New Orleans telegraphs Louisi-
ana crop movement 10 date Receipts, rough,
Tl25s0 sacks last year. Inclusive OF amount
carried over. $50, $50 sacks. Sales. cleaned tes.
t.matedl, 1762s2 barrels last year, Ia 500
barrels. Increased inquiry market firm.
Talmage, Charleston, telegraphs Carolina
crop movement 10 date; Receipts, CLEANED
s7iss barrels sales. s462l barrels offerings
light; demand moderate; enlarged inquiry.
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q lsxas. June lO.--J, B. Allen,
~. ~ brought in Yesterday the frs.
WI, q the season. the date being
n, Nv. .s. II was still on the stalk.
IN ~; IN height and heavily frulted
~, Allen stated he has fifteen
'0uon held equal to the stalk
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GALVESTON STOCK.
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quota lions for Round Lots of stnpIc
Comm odities


These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can bo relied upon ms rlieas arc
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

Galvanized Glidden $S75 waukegan $3.50
Nails S8.05 base. Advances for common
over base: 3D. zoe. ga. 45c. I'D and Sd, S0,
Cd 20e: sd. iOc: l0d sne l6i Sc. Quotations
are for less than car lots,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

For Havre-Per IS Middleham Castle. s4s5
pI For Rotterdam-PeI SIS Maria. 500 bales IS
Roseheld 1859, .,,. H.. -, 49,.
.rntai or shiphoard. 10 0s0 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
COFFEE.

New York June 10. -conee-optons closed
weak u nolnts net decline; sales 1850 bags.
srot coffee Rio weak AMI lower milo un-
fettied Cordoya 36I3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
K,iiing at Lampasa-.

Lampasas. Texas. June lo.-Dowell
Mullen was shot and killed here this eyen-
ing at O'Clock in front Of e. G, worchan'sf
livery stable.