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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-25
TAX NOTICE.

'tiE boaks Tor the collection of Stat. Schoo
a,d County Taxes will be open Gsoin Oct is,,
is'j "-iil december 3lsi. 1879, inclusivc and G
.he c"hvcrisucs o: the taxpayers / will c,lIcct%" ~ "
the in!owing places:
bishops Branch Oct OotoI2
Slabiown. Glenns Store, Oct 80, 1889 10 3 n y,
Mt Airy, Oct. 81, . 3t012 H. ~
l.rachs store. Oct. 81, l:3O to 3:3O
riedmoni, Wednesday, Nov. I. . 10 3 O'Clock
Pelzer, Thursday. Nov . q 10 O'Clock.
Wiiiiaintton. Friday Nov 8, 8 to ~ O'Clock
heiton, Friday; NOV. 3. 1870 TO 1880 o'clock.
Honea Path. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 0 to O'Clock.
(ooks or Iva. Wednesday, Nov. s. ~ to O'Clock
ra.:, nroiianu:s' Thur,day Nov: 9. 10 TO O'clock.
Ms. G w. farmers. Friday, Nov 10. I:3O toa
frndleton, Monday. Nov. I3, ~ TO 3 o'clock
Alter the 18th Of Nov. tn Treasurer's Office MI,
DC open Rate OF tax levy ss follows:
0idinaiS tuiG as sca.i............ conotv... mills
Constitutional School........ 3
IuoNc Roads............. ..........
Iast lnd ndebtedness.............
Court House and Jail. .......
n additional levy Of mills has been made for
iiantel school District for S :hnol purposes mai
ing total levy ID that district IS mills
me otate constitution requires ali ales be-.
those incapable Of earning support from being
naimed, or from other cause and those who
served In the war between the States, to pay
poll tax Of one dollar.
ana hity' years, who able to work roads or
cause them to BIO worked, except school trustees
preachers who have charge of Congregations and
persons who served In the war between the States
are liable TO DO road duty and In lieu OF work may
pay tax of ono dollar, 10 be collected at the same
time the other taxes are collected
]. NJ. PAYNE
County Treasurer.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate of John l.. Savage, de.
ceased, are hereby notified to present
them, properly proven, TO the under.
signed, within the time prescribed by
ment.
w. SULLIVAN, Admir-.
Oct II, 1899 IG
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-25
ATLANTIC COAST I'M

WtLMrNaToM, NJ. c., Jan. 1G. u
Fsst Line Between Charleston and q
nmbia and Upper South Carolina. Ndi
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE. |
GOING WEST. GOING "a
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net gain OF TO points after opening steady
az an advance OF point. The Improvement
was chiefly due to the continued very heavy
demand for spot cotton at Liverpool, with
private cables indicating that under the de-
mand for actual cotton In the English mar
ket there was a very widespread inquiry for
cotton products, with orders being well filled
into the future.
In addition TO the foreign news, speculation
was stimulated at this point by reports from
the Southern spot markets 10 the effect that
exporters and American splnners were In ac-
tive competition for desirable grades OF cot
ten, with difficulty IN obtaining assortments.
AT the same time reports from cotton goods
markets were OF highly encouraging char
acter. The upward tendency OF the market
was arrested, however by reports from the
cotton belt indicating generally favorable crop
conditions. There was some liquidation and
selling for short account on rains In Louisi-
ena. Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi and
showers elsewhere in the cotton belt The ex-
traordinary absorption Of cotton for manu-
featuring purposes at present prices, however.
acted az n caution TO the bear contingent
especially In view Of the fhct that the market
has been slowly but steadily creeping on them
for week or two past. Locally the disposi-
tion was TO decrease short interests. The mar
ket closed steady at a net gain of to 5
points
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nual celebration. Prof. L, A. loial
delivered a remarkably clear and Fss1
full address which was followed BY a &
quent and humorous imprompu ~
by Rev. ]. Frank Smith.
An occasion of absorbing inteles! i
the annual celebration OF the t'uf @''''
societies at p, m, May 30
Field Day, May 3d. was enllssas' Il
the enthusiasm of match game o. !.
ball. The annual concert Of lns -
department at S p. m, was ulIa.
success. Prof. VIM. W. Campoei,, - =.
cal director. and his assistant, ME- ~ y
pierre. are musicians OF skill ana ~ ~
Misses O'Reilly and Huboerl, w. ss I,
the University Male Glee elup al'
orchestra deserve special mention =.
Commencement Day, May 81, - ',s'
were delivered by the honor anu lsr' \,
tative members of the graquallns, n
and by Rev. ]. D. Black. class . 1. y,
The chairman OF the faculty. u,la.
few parting words, delivered me o., ap.'v n
Master OF arts. F. L. wear w. M N
Noble, Miss Daisy Mckinney, a
Ingle. A. @. Boyd, Earle SrN'p'
Mitchell and ]. C. Dunn. nj. p,r
Bachelor of letters, Miss IeA'' -
beak. s,, NJ
Graduate Of the music department :
Gertrude O'Reilly. =, ,oM 4
The Saunders prize OF gov az ~ ~ ,srsI
fered to the student in the W., -, d
year attaining the highest gFsu 0,, IN.
by Mr.. A. H. Whitley, MISS As'' +"
receiving honorable mention
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SPECULATION DRIFTED.
Encouraging Burst Of Animation at the
Days Close.
REGULAR DIVIDEND IN SUGAR AND DECLINE
Great Demand for Changers Adj.
vnnced Priccs-ImprOved Crop
Prospects and Easy Money.

New York. June IA midsummer lassitude
hung over the stock market throughout the
sreater part OF the day. and the trading drift
ed aimlessly In the doldrums Wall street
will take advantage OF a hot day to curtah
its abors when there is that doubt about the
outlook which composes what is called
waiting market. But the weather does not
deter the ever watohful eye OF capital from
awaiting itself OF offered opportunities. ana
the burst OF animation in the last hour oil
todays stock market indicated that Wall
street was not so dead as all the earlier APP
pearances gave reason to suppose.
speculation was almost at a standstill dur
IN the morning session Even the profess
slonal traders were waiting for action on the
sugar dividend aud also on that OF Atchison
preferred The aimless drifting OF sugar GER
uncates prior 10 the announcement OF tie dIv-
loeud And the smaiiness OF the transactions
seemed TO indiCate that the speculative com
muniiy was wholly at sea as 10 what action
the directors would take. The price dropped
below last night after the opening advance,
but recovered SHARPLY some 3 points before
the news became known. The announcement
OF the regular dvGend caused realizing sales
and decrease VI points The S-orts were
so eager TO cover that the decline was check
ed almost Immediately and the subsequent
recovery amounted TO about 8 points The
orop after the announcement of the dividend
pressure 70 9uy was not urgent at the ad-
vance considering the length Of the bears,
VINO eth argue dire effects from the trade
war,
The declaration OF 10 per cent dividend on
Atchson preferred was the most potent in
ruence IN putting up prices in the latter part
OF the d"v- The enect must be regarded as
burpriBngly small considering the recent nc.
uvity Of the beans On the doubts they ex-
pressed that a dividend would be forthcoming
ON This stock The DIVIDEND is the regular
Sc mi annual and comes cut or the earnings
OF the last fiscal year. There was large ne
maud for the gIangers, which advanced prices
IN the group from no 81 points which spread
20 othlr properties IN the railroad list Fort
Worth ald RIO Granue was marked up
points and tho New ORR municipal stIcks
rose sharply Stocks when have been rautut
lavoctes in London hung back under the in
huence OF depression In London on account Of
tho uuconcili4tory attitude OF President Kruc-
ser The iron ana steel stocks nlso hung
back steel and Wire dropping at enc time
points on published doubts OF forthcoming
dividend The obstinate resistance OF railroad
stocks TO the decline the present ana pros
pcctrc easy conditions In money and the
more cheerful view Of crop prospects all con
trlouted 70 the late strength IN the stock mar
ECt.
Railroad bonds hardened IN price In symp4-
thv with stocks, but business was not on a
lar scale Total sales rar value, sea ooo |
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CHICAGO.

Chicago June There was a fairly active
general demand for cattle today aud prieth
were steady until late IN the day, when som,
concessions of l0c were made Fair cattle
brought iOG5 50; good TO choice &. 05d5 a.
ommoner stock 4.S5Gi.55; feeding cattle g. y
"a Ia bulls. cows and heifers 0Oa5 100, the
latter price for choice heifers, Western steers
4.t0U5 3d. calves 4 50d7.lu
Trade IN hogs was lively early, with good
prices ruling, but later the demand slaCkened
and the Improvement was lost. Both heavy
and light weights sold up TO 8 IS. or within
20c OF the hest price OF the year; heavy hogs
seas SO
Tho market for sheep was again duh and
prices showed no Improvement, light weighs
sold higher inferior TO prime sheep brought
50d4 81 light feeders IS; clipped lambs
i56S so wooded Colorado lambs $50 5 IS:
spring lambs 50G6 so,
Receipts-Cattle 1900, hogs $500. sheep
5000
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GALVESTON STOCK
on shipboard not Cleared
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Once Of The Post.


.
Texas fruit was in good supply yesterday,
with the exception Of peaches. which are very
scarce and quoted much higher. Peck boxes
sold for 75cdSOO and four-basket crates at
81 25615o Plums are plentiful and lower
Burbanks sold yesterday at 3OdiOc per one
third hushel boz, while four basket crates
vent for SOC wild goose varieties were
Quoted at 20d4oc per peck Catalogues are
now in good supply and are quoted lower
prices ranging from 81 to 81 50 per crate
There are about three dozen to crate.
Supplies of last seasons pack of canned
oysters are said to be running short The
pack. owing to the cold weather of last Feb
ruary and the difficulty in obtaining supplies,
is said to have been one Of the smallest in
the history OF the business.
Telegraphio addccs from New York report
another advance in lemons According to the
average quotations at the last auction sale.
the fruit would now cost "a ner box laid down
in Houston. Local dealers are sull making
sales ut prices ranging from 50 20 to 81, but it
is thought an advance of SOC per box will be
announced within the next few days
Tomatoes are now IN good supply and prices
are rapidly going lower week ago the
market was firm at SO 5oalc 90 per bushe, but
sales we're made yesterday at 81 oOGl So Home
growers arc now marketing large quantities
A prominent Baltimore packer writes TO his
agents here under date Of June p THE out
look for peas is that we shall have a very
short PACK and very high priced one
Peanuts have been advanced again. jump
OF %c per pound is announced by the trust,
which would make local quotations 5isa8c
Young chickens were in large supply yester-
Gay and sold lower. Large fryers bring good
prices.
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Trinity rnirersitv

Tehuaoana Texas. June s.-sunday
morning, May %, Rev, ]. Frank Smith OF
Dallas Texas, preached the baecalaureate
sermon upon the text Matthew vi, 80 but
seek ye nrst the kingdom OF Cod" etc.
The theme OF the hour. presented clearly
ana toreioly' with the pathos, enthusiasm
and weight Of strong personality made
lsVofeoie impression upon the cultured
audience In attendance
Az p N. tbs rlrotheAn society, the
class OF divinity students, held its an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08

Elliott. Texas. June IA nos's
or IA years old was found on Tvs 80,
track near here yesterday IN ""
condition and terribly mu'ila''. !,
said his name was Hiles and 'n. MI,
stealing a ride on freight from i' ..-,.
two other negroes found him ana ~.
him overheard, He was con'''' ,x
wagon by Albert Mcneil 70 s,s s'- Shs q
ton hands composed of negroes negroes. ~ =
ried him on handear 10
ical treatment. -, palesti;..
The telephone line irom IRON A. ths Y
Austin will make connec,ion ,,,t ia q =
today. A call box will DC pu sh,ra
place. with W. H. Ransom -
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cA..nen rith BuIEIa ..'r

Killeen. Texas. June -. porslif'
the store OF J, A. Collins ~ y
and a few articles oil "r ~, suys =
taken by the burglars ~" SU,a..rs I,
put under arrest. James .,.n 7. AssTsal.i, !
trlet attorney, arrived ho- an ssin1,
Albert Grubbs was sIfs wTs,yed vi
trial while John Routn arss vtIs y,
mary hearing Their D ,,,s, sAss "a ~
500 each ana both paitsy stsrt n
20 give bond wsre taSss ~.
10 Bolton and lodged ID ''-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08
ST. Louis Grain and Provisions

st. Louis, June 7.-Wheat-No . rcd, cash
=; June 75 July 16ls@76A September 7734
No hard 12t2. Corn-No. >, cash 32I2 June
32l2; July 1924 September 49, Oats-No >
cash a, June 2ih July 23ss bid. September
q; No. white 27i2M9s Pork steady, 3 %
Lard quiet; prime steam S2la; choice 4S7i9
Flour steady ana unchanged. Prime timothy
also, Bran steady; sacked, east track. 56N
., Hay steady, timothy 9O0a12 90; prairie
6,O0d9 90, WHISKY steady, t26 Cotton ties
and bagging unchanged. Dry salt meats
steady; boxed shoulders 4.37i5 extra short
clear i.S7ia clear ribs 800; clear sides 525
Bacon steady; boxed shoulders 5.12h: extra
short clear 5,37h clear ribs $50; clear sides
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08

Chicago, June 7.-Lqu.dation OF long wheat
the feature OF trading for several days past
was apparently complete today and the mar
ket recovered in degrees from its depression
July closed 1aQssc higher. Corn gained nc
oats ssalac Provisions show slight changes
both WAYS
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u,x,baciie Notes.

Waxahachle, Texas, June ..,l,, Q
board of equalization Is II d d
will value all property IL Wv
ing it. ,,., p;f.l
The NJ. w. NJ. one OIL - ,,s..s u
clubs among the mothers anu D ~. ~
entertained this AFTERNOON p nome ne
c. Siddons at her wess peiuc Z
The citizens will sigu srd a:slal !,
send il to the adjutant ssn' samilis ?
the Waxahachie Riiies " !.
the states Volunteer GUAR, ,Il.,,uist y
The lost san of J. a. A' ma Pos "
ton of which appeared ID
found below Milford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. June The New Orleans
live stock exchange reports;
Receipts and sales nominal
on hand-Cattle 40. calves and yearlings 81
boss 70 sheep 2il
Demand for choice butcher cattle is good
the supply heinz short: better tone IN hoes
sheep amply supplied except choice muttons
no change In quotations, =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08

New York. June THE dry goods market
was quiet and inactive today, the extremely
hot weather again checking operations The
mail order demand keeps M fairly we'll, but
me aggregate result Of the dealings hos been
below recent trading Demand FOR dark fancy
calicocs has been the chief feature fair orders
being booked for these In all grades Brown
hleacned and coarse colored cottons arc quiet
without new features oi moment: print cloths
IDLE but hrm. staple worsfcd dress goods are
tending upward. silks are irregular for fancy
lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08
ELIZABETH COLLEGE.
commencement Exercises at n North
Carolina Institution.


Carolina Institution.
charlotte N. C.. June 5.-The COM
neneement of Elizabeth college began
here yesterday with the baccalaureate SER
mon preached by Rev j. A. Moorehead,
president Of Charleston Theological sem
mary. Charleston. S c. The annual ad
aress to the literary societies was de-
l'NeIeu tonight by Geo. B. Cromer, presi-
dent OF Newberry college Newberrv s q
ne graduating exercises will take place
tomorrow at 1890 a. M. Miss Hunter of
south Carolina delivering the salutatory
ana MISS Tiddy of North Carolina the
VIII take place tomorrow evening Al 3. 20
large attendance from various cities
IN the South, from a number of states
mas neen marked feature of the com
It's place among the foremost colleges for
women in the South, having Just closed
a brilliant record in the session OF 1895 n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08

. 5AAMNNsHi ,N., Powder per key. "a ooa
80 blasting powder 81 55 per keg drop
500, - peT SACK. 81 So buck 81 50. w
nASuN-hNtra short clear in sacks ss.o.
teSulars &C. boxed nc higher: snol
e eelles q. New York salt bellies &c; breatfss,
bAGGlNG AND TIES-Less than car int,
ION ION houston. RassinE 2-lb SIC; 9th
-, AI[o" ties 81 60 in mixed lots.
NANp1-stck. wrapped basis "a 7a7tt.
peI 10 special sizes l5c hiabsr - '~'Ne
Cot r ZERO aud Cordova ioisc fair MA
URINE S'sIee choice l0c fancy o6eitSE
Ssep1lN lVAilc. Roasted oofees.
nueiles Ariosa. basis l00-lb cases liz asi,,.
~ Gasts lo9Nc delivered So ID cases il ' IA,
,,FLoUR-rexas Star Minis: r,s., W..
80 sea Ferry $50 Sea Nvmpb $SsS.
ss9 Jewel 81 20 rye Aour. 81 90 pur9 49,
tni.hSl - 70 Snecinl rates for shfnmsnts T.,
sacks -" uatEels' loo above
FARlNAcEous GOODS -Grts. bomi,v ana
"a tnm meal In barrels 81 %. pearI meal AI 80
sv,to sacks, n sal 60 ner Dbl of four sacl,s
ssItu'Cn oals " %; Friends oats 80 iii. coin,s
w ests sz,io HaSkeye oats 50 90
Understanding SANse picnic hams az
l.. oNEf,-ln eo-lp cans extracted ~ e.
y iSenie- s'sleei in l2-lb eans. eStrsetei. SI
LAap-Rsnnsd tisress. compound. Sc; l..f
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New York, June Whoat-Receipts 1873.
exports 1900 spot steady, No. red spot and
10 arrive, OIL afoat s. No red elevator
SOS No. Northern Duluth SO O anoat 20
arrive Options closed firm at 2sassc net ad-
vance July closed S0A September SOA De-
eemher SIS Cotton seed oil quiet; prime
crude 2o prime yellow 25ll Metals-The ana
thetic condition Of the last week or so IN
metals was followed today by pronounced
weakness in several departments, due TO the
nepNy offerings and scarcity OF buyers 10
Hether with unsettled news from the West
and abroad, At the close the metal exchange
quoted Pig iron Warrants nominally u So.
lake copper nominally 1850; tin weak % 35a
-o.1O lead very quiet 4.45G4 80, spetcr en-
lhely nominal, spot SIS, futures s. So
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SUGAR.

/, New York, June 7-susar-Raw s,ropE
held higher; fair refining 5-3a. centrifugai
70 test : is molasses SUGAR 9-32 Re.
+% No. 4 li-l6: No 9-1a No Is a.ls
10 IL ~ No, Y 7-l6; No IS AZ No IA
- moule S% standard l3S cut loaf
cuhes So a.
New Orleans, June 7--Sugar -onen kettle
SA14 l-l6, centrifugal yellows ilbfi4 1919.
sSSon5s S0l&. MoaSses 1ull; centrifugal
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ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis June -Cattle-Receipts 1000.
steady 10 strong fair 10 choice native shipping
ard EXPORT steers t0fr5 IS, fancy So. dress
ed beef ard butcher steers 4.OoG5 l5; steers
under 1910 pounds i006b ~. stockers and
feeders 8 26fi4 so. cows and heifers 2S0a4S5.
bulls 00fi4 80; Gamers 90; Texas ana In
dian steers 30fi 20: cows and hefers S0T
i.25 Hogs-Receipts 1000. strong. pigs and
hshts 3 1903 so: packers S0dS. SS: butchers
S003 30 Sheep--keoeipts 1000, steady. ma
tive muttons 0ndf5 m spriug lambs 00R
90; cults and bucks 50ds Is; stocksrs 3 o.
a. 50
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Houston. Texas. April Is, 1889.
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Per peck, 4OI6Oc
APRlCoTS-Per crate $2.OO62 %
BANANAS-Per bunch, packed. s1.7542. 25.
loose culls 81 .00d1.50.
BLACKBERRIES-sI 2511.7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 75d2. %.
GoCOANUTS-Per hundred SO 80.
LEMONS-S3 .50d4 90
Observation-Disclosures and Mediterranean
4 co. 'S' IVY
PLUMS--Per peck. 35dEOc.
PEACHES-Per peck 50cdS100; 4-basket
crotes N.O06l.2i.
sTRAWBERRIEs-Per crate Of "a quarts
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AIN ADVANCE in COTTON.
Improvement Shown in Both Spot and fu-
! ture Quotations.
LIVERPOOL UP l.32 AND NEW YORK l-I6
New York Futures Gained Three to
Four Points and New Orleans a
Like Amount ON the Day.
Office of The Post,


Liverpool was a big factor in the situation
today and. In addition TO buying 1870 OF
American spots, advanced prices l-S2d This
follows as a sequence TO the heavy buying OF
the past few days and had quick effect on
the American future markets and New York
spots were also made Lido higher as conse-
quence The ether spot markets were I'M
changed. but we're made stesdier in tone by
the higher prices. Now II the government re-
port TO be Issued on the 10th is as good It
is thought 1t will be. there should be. a gem
era advance. though 1t may not hold long
Liverpool fu.ures were firm and after MINOR
fluctuations closed one half to a full point
better than yesterday for the near and new
crop months.
New Orleans reopened after the holiday
etesdy in tone and 10 points higher than
the close OF Monday. the larger advance being
in the far months. There was further ad
vance Of points for near months, for Sep
TENDER for October and November and for
the others being a total advance Of to 4
over the last figures OF Monday and OF 1 over
last fridays close.
New York futures were steady at the open
Ing, a point better for near and new crop
months and for the tar positions The noon
call showed q further advance Of TO e. and
before the close another point was added all
around the close vas steady 3 10 better
than TUESDAY and to than last Friday.
New York. June IS Aunn. Son Z Go.
ay Of cotton TIE opening was stroLs. iag
points higher on Increase IL srot sales at
Liverpool at on advance In prices Reports
Of dry weather South helped market and tn
late months advanced 4 points further. the
Cltee vas steldv Fac uciuts net advance ffori
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prlvato wire to cargll 6 Rlcha-ison
sins
New York. Money.

New York June Money on call steady.
209'5 per cent; last loan . Prime mercantile
paper 3hmt per cent Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business i'm bankers bills
at St5 for dema-d and iS5 Tor eixty DAYS
Posted rates 4 .S6MQtS7 and A. 50 Commercial
bills S., silver certificates 81 G62 har silver
tOh Mexican dollars ISL. Government bonds
weak. state bonds steady, railroad bonds
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For Hayre SIS Mlddleham Castle. si3s bales:
IS Maria SIPS
For Rotteream--ss Marie. 100 bales; So
Rosened $50
Total on shipboard 1889 bales.
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New York June THE Commercial Adver-
Users London financial cableeram says The
reported breakdown OF the Kruger confer
ence upset the markets TO-DAY ACCOMPANIED
bt wild talk OF British ultimatum and troop
mo- ements Americans were hardly men
toned and the fluctuations in them we're
fractional
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sectlen Foreman suiciaea.

penison Texas, June flames Mecabs
section foreman on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas at Dover switsh. killed him
SELF hy hanging yesterday. His folks n.
side NJ Hearne, Ark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-08

EEANs-Navy SG9Ac Bayou 3hc; Eng
lsh dried Use, Tinks sac, Lima &C; black
eyes SC,
EUTTER--T3lue star l9c; dairy 15c; Elgin
creamery 20lkc; Elgin dairy bricks l6c; cleo
marearine. solids 10c prints lie special Blue
star l6c; Texas country butter 6Gl5c.
CABBAGE-2i5d3c per ID.
CHEESE-New York full cream l2ls1l3c;
Wisconsin full cream l361ic Young America
H014l9t. We3,ern skim lie, fancy rolls full
cres n 15c: Longfellows l3c.
EGGS-Texas, 7T7l5c per dozen
kEAUT-SS.ij in half bbls.
I.25.
PEPPER--Chne 15G17c per lb black singa-
pore 13iAc.
pom nv Ioos 90 en59 az. 49, ~, 60 -sa
S.25; hrolers 81 25d1.75 Turkeys, hens 81 90
as 00 gobbers IS OOG10 90 per dozen. ac
cor0lEE to size and quality. Ducks IS 90 93. 25
Geese Sc. 0043 So full feathered