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NEUROLOGICAL.

slEWAhT-Wharton Texas, July 49,
Died last night at o'clock Of congestion
MT W. o. Stewart, aged "A years Mr.
stewart was born in Alabama in 1855 and
there spent his early childhood; when quite
youth he lived several years in Georgia,
coming TO Texas in 1873. In April, 1879,
ne was welded to Miss Ida Gllmer of Hal
ietsViiie and she with seven children sur
Ne n,m' MI. Stewart made his home In
n nvIisiile ior number of years, where he
owned large and fournishing drug store.
Last year he moved his business Ia this
cry, and here has won many friends who
~ ea MS hopes for prosperous future.
ne ne was member OF the knights of
ytnlas' Woodmen of the World and the
sa asons- HIS funeral takes place from the
.amliy residence this evening al 3 O'clock
WIN all the solemn ceremonial of Masonic
.t TINS death is peculiarly sad as
- - tne second visit OF the Angel Ariel
.uis grief-stricken household in the
snort period OF six weeks.
L, rAHh-Beeville. Texas. July 1s.-Miss
hara ranr' daughter OF A. Fair. died
seve,s, '.e.lay morning after lingering
remain. weeks with typhoid fever. Her
oeme,ar, we're Inferred in the BeevilIe
mno mas also been sick with tynhold tavs,
a,h u VINO is reported very low. Thres
IN my" has members OF the family have heen
IL ped Tor over a month. A'' 'sn
ma SMwaLT--Harwood Texas. July IL
Dsi, a. prairie Lea July a. Jesse Z,m-
as aged about IS years; Uncle Jesse
In Inai ns was called. was an old Texan and
knn~n hghter in the early days; was we'll
friepss mere where he had relatives and
pisd 's s Mn.E-Warrenton. Texas, April r.
hence unaay' July 1s. 1899, at the resi-
u Mr. Emil Drawe. near warren
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ALVIN ITEMS.
Editor Leonard Thinks Ruin Ia Com
pletc Ia Brasoria County.
IVWT TVt
changed.

Alvin, Texas. July 1S.--Mr, f. d. Carter
and family. who have made Alvin their
home for the past three years, left this
morning for BRENNAN. where they will re-
side in future
Mr. C. s. Campbell and party OF friends
frcm Giddings, Texas, spent yesterday in
this city and left this morning for CAL
weston. where they VIII spend several days
before returning home
DR.. Ar II. H. Tolar is in Galveston to-
day on business
Editor w. A. Leonard OF the Times and
Mr.. Smith of Angleton were in Alvin Mon
day. Mr.. Leonard views the future OF the
lower Brazos with much alarm, and thinks
the work OF ruin Is almost complete. His
mission to Alvin was TO procure sweet
potato vines and strawberry plants. OF
which he had the promise OF all that his
people wanted.
Today has been the hottest Of the season
the thermometer registering ioi in the
shade.
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nYMENEAl.

BAILEY woopRING = l, "a II
July lS.-Mr. j. J. Bailey A. a,aui
Woodrjng were married yssISS
home OF the brides parents. - w
+. II. woodring in the "n''
munity. ..uk
July lS.-There were two ols
city Sunday, the first takips ~ ~
county clerks office duflns Y. =
IT,, contracting parties we.' ycual
and Miss Birdie Williams, ~, ".
from Delta county. The o't Soil n
surprise to the friends OF ~ ~ \
that ~ T. A. Noteworthy 70 IN
Stubbs. A third wedding n
day, the happy couple De,n ~ n
and Miss Minnie Lee, from AZ
slNGLEToN-JAEcBRs,,cSS, r. ~
July 1.-THE marriage o. ~
gleton and Miss Emma .s .ns. VI
place at the White scnoo' ~ = slst|
yesterday evening, Key . 70 D.
ciating. They were drises ,asy n
Immediately after the ces.ssk IA
the $3.50 train for ST. S .ioy q
Singleton being In the em ~ ~
eminent at that place. y ~
youngest daughter OF + Il "
the groom is the eldest ~
Singleton.
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dull AND NEGLECTED.
Prices Drifted AimIessly and Net Changes
in Prices We're Small.
MONEY RATE STILL ABOVE THE NORMAL
Americans in London showed Con-
siderable Strength mt the Open
ing. but Closed Easier.

New York. July ls.--The stock market con-
tlnucd dull and neglected almost to the point
OF stagnaton today. Prices drifted quite
aimlessly up and down except in few stocks
Which were Influenced by indivual CAUSES,
and net changes for the most part were very
small
The opening showed some slight animation
and higher prices in sympathy with London,
which had advanced Americans before the
opening hour and which seemed TO take a
more cheerful view of the outlook. The mar.
kc, theie was reported easier in tone, GU.
toe BANK oI England continued practically
alt the money .ennng at rate ABOVE IT'S
o.rCla minimum rate OF discount and sterling
at continental centers showed additional snarp
advances Ia New YORK money was rateei
easy IN tone, but the rate sun continued
above normal. There are increased offers OF
Cp., ago fGuds IN New YORK state ments OF
railroad earnings continue to break previous
records st. Paul led today returns with Its
second week of July increase OF S23l,53 over
last year
Today's recovery in Brooklyn Rapid Transit
amounted to ? points net and in Metropolitan
Street Railway to Ia. Notwithstanding the
favorable incidents the local stock marA?t
showed no disposition to follow LONDON 5
early lead and the opening gains were 5000
lost New York Air Brake rose points ann
then dropped II. The Tobacco stocks came
into late demand and gained from y to 2Ss
Rubber preferred Leather preferred, Tennes-
see Coal, Tin Plate. Federal Steel Peoples
Gas and few other stocks had periods of
strength. Some tlrmness was manifested in
the grangers, Pacincs and Trunk lines but
the coaiers. Southwesterns and Southe IN
stocks showed a slightly increasing demand
The bond market was very dun and price
changes were small and mixed as in stocks.
The range M quotations on stocks as r,-
eeised by Cargill & Richardson was az fo;-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Was Weak and Closed at Decline
Of I.8c.
CORN AND OATS CLOSED A SHADE LOWER
Provisions Very strong throughout
the Day, Closing 1O1Ioc
Higher.

Chicago. July 1s.-Little speculative in
terest was displayed on the board OF AIDE
today outside of the provision Dit. wheat
declined NC. corn &c: oats lost shade
Provisions advanced I0dl5c. the latter in
pork.
wheat opened weak at 7i17ih for Septem-
Der. which was %n1so under Yesterday close
Fine weather everywhere. lower cables and
the receipts of 500 cars at MINNEAPOLIS and
Duluth. comparcd with 657 cars last week
and % year ago. were the chief influences
at work In the market. Win such enormous
receipts and tho sluggish demand for cash
property brought no reimbursement for the
immediate future and long wheat was thrown
on the inarke; IN great quantity. September
touched 105s Immediately after the opening.
This was put price and buying AGAINST
those priviieses absorbed ne bulk Of oil r
ings Shorts covered ireelf IN toe decline
and the market gradually r, . cd to 1lSt On
the bulge the demand sla.. .dcd AGAIN ana
September reacted TO H. rnen the holdrs
of puts made turn and ,bls time IT neld
until the close. which was at 1lAIIl3s.
net loss of only kr.
Primary receipts TODAY were l120.O bush
els, COMPARED with $4,000 bushels, the oorre
spohdlng day of last year. Local receipts.
ZAP cars.
Corn ruled heavy on LIQUIDATION Leading
local professionals who have supported the
market steadily for the past three months
gave up In despair and threw their limos over
board. Local receipts SIS cars. together with
extremely glowing accounts Of the new crop.
which was reported to be favored with psr-
feet weather throughout the corn belt com
blnod to bring about the downfall of the
bulls.
Oats ruled dull but remarkably steady.
There was little or no routine news outside
of moderate cash demand
Provisions showed remarkable strength
throughout in sympathy with the weakne IS
in the grain markets. September pork closed
with a net gain of l5c:s September ribs aud
September lard gained l0c each
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat. 50
ears; corn $50; oats l65 cara hogs. $4,000
head.
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81 Louis, July 1S-Wheat-No. : cash, 6s's
JLy, 7O3s September, Y, December, 7iAQ
5i5s; No. hard, - Corn-Ao. cash, o3
July, 32ls September, ~ December, 2S4
Oats-No cash, %; July, 23i. September
COZ 12O9s No white, 2S52dfl9. Pork-Flrm.
choice $50. Eggs-Steady ut 9l2 Flour
Dull and unchanged Prime timothy seed
2501i0O. Bran-Easier; sacked. east track,
G.. Hay-Steady to firm; timothy, new l5aa
1000; old. i0,75d1200; prairie, 1O0GIo
Whlsky~Steady, nj %. Cotton ties-So, Bag
ging-6ddsi Dry salt meats--Steady; boN,H
shoulders. 5l2ia; extra shorts. 5S7is; ceir
ribs. $50; clear sides, 62is Bacon-Suong
boxed shoulders 5.75; shorts $50 clear ribs
5.S7la clear, 500. ReceiptsFlour. 1000
wheat, iliO0O corn, 10000; oats % 900 SHIP
ments--flour. 1000; wheat. G00O; corn, 5000
oats Is 600
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NJ
ton, Tommy, the infant son q 4
Mrs. VIM. Drawe OF LedDs's'' :
months. !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !eA1 Il
Mrs. p. Morgett. wife OF : y, NH Il
citizen residing two miles eUu. .
died last night after long 'l,r NV
ment this afternoon In TINS c'.' Il
AUBREY-Ennis. Texas, 'ag Il
A. v. Aubrey, an aged lady q \
community, died yesterday a.s; ~,
ing Illness. Her remains were l'A'
that place this morning ~
M'QUEEN-Harwood Texa. ... II \
Died at Mr.. C. Robinson : p's;s, Il
Charles Mcqueen, aged ANU n II.
native OF Ireland; had beer VIZ
inson twelve years.
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Aa.MMuNiTIoNs--Powder. per keg. 81 .Ooa
shot per sack. u.bb; buck, 81 so.
bACoN-ENtra short clear, IN sacks, Ga
regulars avg. boxed nc higher: smok 80
bellies 6Ac; New York salt bellies 3Isc
breakfast bacon, 9bafa2c
BAGGiNG AND TlES--Less than car lots.
from Houston: Bagging Glib 6ac ah 10.
nc; Arrow ties. si.Oa in mixed lots
per 10; special sizes. nc higher.
CoFFEE-Rio and cordoya iOis fair 7lsa
&c. prime slsM9c; choice 10c fancy gdi9Isc.
peaberry l0AIlic Roasted conees: Ar
buckles Ariosa. bases l00-ib cases lie deliv-
cred S6-lb cases, II zoe deliversd Apex. 100
% cases; SOC delivered: Sd-lb cases. IL i0c
500; Sea FAIRY. $50. Sea Nsm a $50 81 80.
Sea Jewel, 50 2o rye -four, $3.50; pumper-
nickel. So Special rates for shipments to
sacks.
FARINAcEous GooDs-Grl,s. hominy and
cream meal, In barrels. s2.75; pearl meal ia
ic-ib sacks. g eSal,7o per Dbl OF four sacks.
Scotch oats g, 40; Friends oats s2.s cciun-
HAMS Standard lo&Glic; pcao hams eae
HoNEY--In so-ib cans. extracted. s%mSs;
IN comb. s9loc; in i2-lb cans. extracted. eh
!, LI 4 i ? .ierse s9neoana; SCI leaf
lo.ib cans 40 higher; b.ib cans &c higher
S-lb cans lie higher.
MoLAssEs- Reboilcd. fair iSaaG1sc, prime
so4slc choice 2S@26c: fancy now crop syrup
RlcE-Extra fancy head. 6hehc, choice.
b@S,o fair ihef5c: fancy imported 6isdSAc.
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Ordinary. .......s 1918 Good middling 60
Good ordinsfy..! 7-ie Mddlins fair...eN
Low mtudling...4 5-l6 safes ...........I
New orleans-spots closed nrm and I'M
changed
Low ordinary...a Middline ......s LILLE
Ordinary. .......sh Good midding. .6sz
Good ordinary...4 Middllng fairs
Low middllns.. a 1916 Sales .......... 1900
New York--Spots closed quiet and steady,
unchanged.
Good ordinary. So Good middiing. g s-ls
Low middling. So Middiing far...7 Lila
Mdding..... s-l6 Sales ....72
Liverpool--spots closed steady, l-s2d higher;
fsr demand; sales 10000; imports 400.
Ordinary 25-s2 Middling .....3 ii-52
Good ordinary 31.32 Good middling.s 9-l6
Low middling...3 500 Middling fair. 3 2s-sz
Quotations for mlddllnE at other spot mar
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. July is--Clearings, 2ol,ssa,soi
balances, 70 i03, ass.
New York July ls.--Total sales. stocks to
day. 262,6i3 shares, including Manhattan, o.
800 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit, i6,5Oo; American
Steel 1900
New York. July 1s.-The Commercial Al
yertisers London financial cablegram says
The feeling regarding the Transvanl trouble
being more hopeful today, the tone OF thu
market was brighter. but there was no IN
crease of business. Americans were steady
but dull until New York began buying Later
they eased off, closing below the opening.
Newp York July 1s.-The steamship ST
Paul sailing for Europe tomorrow. will take
out 5S7 600 ounces of silver.
Paris July ls.-Three per cent rentes, lolt,
2Oc for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 24c for checks
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KANsAS CITY

Kansas City July Is, --Cattle--Recelpts 1eOn
natives and 800 Texans steady. few late
arrivals Of common quality shade lower /:
steers 4.s5n5S5 stockers and feeders :. $50
90; butcher cows and heifers .i56i5 o. /:
Western steers l5d5 80; Texans g. 256f4 30
advance Of l0dt5c. heavy 4 .25f4 avg: mixed
T14 IS, light i.156425; pigs 4 0o(n4 20
shoep-Receipts 1920; demand fer snrne
limbs firm at 25e higher prices muttons
steady TO shade higher: shpping lambs Z 90
M6.Oo. muttons 4 2565 no: stockers and feed.
ers 3 .00Gli q. culls SOFAS. 90
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CHICAGO.

Chicago July 1S.-Receipts of cattle were
small today and prices ruled about un-
changed. Good to fair steers brought ) so
5.S5; commoner grades 65d5. 20: stockers
and feeders g. O6i4 so: bulls COWS and II
ers 2.20T5 TO- Texas steers 350Gl5 %. and
calves 450M6 20. The supply OF hogs were
not equal to the demand and prices advanced
10nl5c. Heavy hogs brought 4 25di 20. mixed
4,25di o2I5 light hogs 1904 52k: pigs 3 80
Lambs sold 25aS5c higher: Western range
sheep loo lower and native wethers UNI
changed Sheep ruled 2.SjG3. % for culls 10
OOM5.25 for prime wethers: Texas sheep
brought 3.O0di %, and Western range sheep
.40G4 so. warnings sold for 1 5oGi5 50, and
the better class of lambs at s.75Gp7 80 with
Gull lambs at s .25d4 50. Ordinary brought
A 15@6 90 Receipts-Cattle 5000, hogs 5000
sheen II 600
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Nav York. lulv ls-MhenL-Rcceints. 4na

New York, July S,-Whe0t-Rcceipts, i04,
600; exports, e5S ,iSS. spot. firm; No. red.
779s Cob nhoat; spot Ne / Northern Du,
luth. iSa, fob anoat spot. No 2 hard. Du.
,uth. SEA fob nnoat 10 arrive: No 2 red
changed prices July. l69s September. 49,,
December, 7Sh. llides--Firm Leather
Steady. woolQuibt Cotton seed oll-Firm
prime crude, 2lh622; prime yellow. 2Gi66b7
Metas--The feature OF the day in metals
was easily sharp reaction In tin. primarily
due TO change in the tenor OF the news from
the western markets and abroad At the
10 lS, Lake coppcr-Firm. at 1850 Tin--Un
settled. 2S.bo bid, % 90 asked Lead-Quet
40 bid and i.db asked. spelter-Easier at
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nuTTER AND EGGS.

Total stock announcement. a,O47
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ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. July s.-Cattle-Receipts 2sco
including 400 Texans; market active anC
steady fair to choice native shipping anC
eXport steers 1895 10. with fancy grade.
worth IN 10 5.75; dressed beef and butcher
steers +00a4 %: steers under 1000 pounds
G.25G5 90; stockers and feeders 3 50a4 30;
cows and helfers 2 .25d5O0: bulls 3OOGiS 10
Gamers l.25a275, and Texas steers
heifers , 25GS so. Hogs-Receipts 1890. mar
ket loc higher: pigs and lights i.3564 As
packers 4S5df so: butchers i0di 50 Sheen
Receipts 5000; market strong. native NUT
tons 4.0Od4 %; lambs 50Od6 50 stockers 2. 2s
2;55 culls and bucks 1.25d4.OO: Texans
4 40.
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waxahachie, Texas, July 1s-Tho army
worms are receiving notice from day to day,
tut no serious trouble is expected while the
thermometer stands % in the shade aud the
lkies are clear.
Ennis, Ellis County Texas. July 1S-Many
people have recently spoken OF the appear
suce OF the army worm In this vicinity. So
FAR il seems that they couhne their work
gostlv TO grass and the meadows show signs
Of considerable damage
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RANCH AND STEERS som

Fort Worth Texas. July ls.-some 81 coo
acres of ranch property in Jones county was
sold by the George B. Loving company TO
7 o. Bound OF Nimekah l. t. for j. Nj
Daueherty The property is located near
Abilene and was sold for sis9 500. The same
oempanY sold MT Daughertv a thousand
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New Orleans. July ls-w II Bachelor &
Co, Ltd. say of cotton and grain
The frmness that Liverpool is daily de-
'eioping, with a continued ABSORPTION of large
supplies. would indicate thai nothing OF a
depressing character has developed In the
manufacturing situation. Futures were lid
higher at opening closing lower. however:
shots l-32d advanced, sales 10000 bales Our
market opened hetter, Influenced bv Liverpool
and later on reviewing the weekly bureau re-
port which was construed as Yerv discourage
ing with prospects outside Of texas decidedly
uufavorable, reporting lack of rain aud
reaction OF 10 points from the lowest prices,
which howeeer was not held until close, We
understand there are large holdings OF Au
gust contracts tn New York yer TO be IL
ouidoted. and the process OF transferring Will
undoubtedly create harder tendency in later
crou nosifions.
Lower and depressed markets characterized
the course of grain today Excellent weather
fer spring wheat and heavy domestic receipts
ADDED 20 the easier feeling the announcement
Of the visible supply report. issued yester
day. showing heavy increase over large de-
creaae same time last wear also affected the
market. the English visible supply also shows
increase over decrease in holdings last
year.
Corn was governed by fine growing weather
and liberal receipts.
Oats showed a little Improvement at the
opening. but closed lower on reports OF more
favorable weather.
Provisions we're firm and active. with good
speculative and cash demand
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OTHER DEATHS

Smith, Mrs. H. c.; at Iem LIAM
Smith. L., aged rs; at Hen III. !
Saunders, Mrs. j. W. a. !, Nj
Adams. Annie, aged -
July IA. IA. d
Douglass. william, asea -
Springs. July Is.
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Old Virginia Cher0ots
VIII not disappolnt you.
Three for 5 cents.
Ask your dealer for them, and get
a good smoke.

percent last loan 3h Prime mercantile
PAPER, SJsd4M per cent Sterling exchange.
steady. with actual business in bankers bills
al 4S7ikdAS7Sa for demand and at 4.MM4Si',
for sixty days. Posted rates, i.S5Gi.s6 am
isssiI sSB Commercial bills 4Ssis. Silver
certificates. 6OI6l. Bar silver, 6Oh Mexican
dollars, as Government bopds. irregular
state bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregui
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HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New Orleans. July S.-Sugar-Duil: open
kettle. 3AMi 6-iC; centrifugal yellows, 4sai
Az seconds. 24Gpl. Molasses-Dull. cen
trifugal. 6Gil4
New York. July is.--sugar-- Raw quiet: re-
fped steady; moderate trade only.
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WIRE AND NAILS

Galvanized Gllnden SS.75: waukegan. SO 90.
Nails. 50 % base Advances for common
over base: ID, 10c 3d. i5c. ia and 3D. 30c
Sd Zoe sd, loo; 1Gd and l6d. DC. Quotations
NE for lees ihAn car lots
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Grain and Provision. Elsewhere.

Kansas City, July --Wheat-Septelnbtr
64ih, December, 66Ss; cash, No . hard. 65,
No. red. 50; No spring. Giiaa65 Corn
September. 2S9k December. 27As cash No .
mixed, SOis; No. 2 white, 3lkGS2 Oats No
white cash. ~. Receipts--Wheat. A., sou ,
corn. 1880: oats 1000 Shipments-W
5000. corn. 20. 100; oats, 5000
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Chicago. July ls.--Butter--Aiarket weak
creamery l3M917is diaries. 1l0rl5h, Cheese
--Stendy. shdi9. Eggs-Firm; fresh. lih
New York. July .--Eggs--Reeepts, 10, iss
packages; steady; Western, lihqi5
Kansas City, July 1,.--Eggs--Lower: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock hrsts. 81, cases
returned.
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COFFEE.

New York. July ls.--Coffee quiet
but unchanged to s points lower; sales, 5000
bres. Spot conee-Rio dun and easy; mild.
quiet, but steady.
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London, July 1s.--Consois for money
l06 5-16; for the account 1861 Bar silver
dull. ~ lid per ounce Money. per cent
Rata OF discount in open market for short
bills 3&@t per cent. For three months. 81.
per cent.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES
Quotations for Round Lots of staple
Commodities.
HEAVY sTApLEs

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon The nricos are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets
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a.us,o. Daily s,ase.rn..


Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week ug
Gross receipts $50 days this year. z, 462, 96S
Gross receipts 3la days in ls9I-9S. 742, ios
Gross receipts $40 DAYS In 1884 3d.. 7sI ,ab5
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Houston's gross receipts of cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were as
follows: baies.
Uourton and Texas Central .............. 81
international and Great Northern....:-
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Texas and New Orleans a..........,,..... ~.
Houston East and West Texas............ $50
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe......,...... ....|
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass ...... u
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. ..........,. 500
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woRTHAM.-A carload -; e
was shipped from here y
flooded district.
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APRICoTs-Calfornia per crate. 81. so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So 80.
GRAPES-TeXas 1000 for i-basket crates:
Texas Delaware lilo baskets. 20G30c.
LEMONS-Fancy California $50. fancy
Mossina So 75di 90
pLUMS-per peck 25Gf35c: one third bushels
e5Gf75c; California per crate 81 70
PEACHES-Per neck and one-third bushels
boxes 30Gi60c; i-basket crates 6QGS5c; Cali
fnrnin 81 d.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
The following are the quotations for TINS
market TODAY as furnished by Hotchkis &


Choice beeves cows, heifers. calves and
Light yearlings are in demand; half fat stuff
slow sale Corn hogs of $50 pounds and up in
strong demand at the advance; carload lots of
corn hogs can always find ready sale on ar
rival at market prices.
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARINcs

harI isV"ins are the clearances OF the Housto,
uanhs ior the week thus far and Tor H. eorrs'
eress rug time last year. together with The in.
sa,,ra. This year. Last year. Increase
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