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NEUROLOGICAL.


GREER-Hillsborov Texas, June IA
Ed Greer, prominent young farmer and
stockman OF Irene, died at 1870 a. m. to-
day after A TWO weeks Illness.
Milano, Texas, June 1S.-Wil-
son Anthis, an old resident of Milano. died
recently, after a protracted Illness. of
rheumatism. He was buried in the Milano
cemetery.
KRAUSE.-M Mckinney, Texas, June H.
A, j. Krause for many years leading
merchant of this city, died last night of
brights disease. Burial at p m. today
IN Pecan Grove cemetery under the aus
pices of the K~ights of Pythias.
HoOD-Kosse. Texas, June 12-Died at
the residence Of DR. Wilkins on Heads
Prairie June u, 1899, Robert Hood, in his
18th year. He leaves a wife and four
children to mourn his loss. He had q
great many friends who regret to learn OF
his death, His remains were laid to rest
IN Headsville cemetery this afternoon.
BoYLE.-Greenville. Texas, June 10
rat Boyle pioneer citizen of Hunt coun-
ty and respected and noble son Of Erin $
emerald isle died Sunday night at his
home south OF the city, after a lingering
illness Mr. Boyle was a citizen of Hunt
county anterior to the war of 1851 ne
married here many years ago and had an
eventful career.
EASTERWOOD-He Texas June
IA Yesterday evening the sad news an
hounclng the death of Mr.. w c. Easter
wood or Calvert was received here. MI
hasterwood has been a resident of this
county Tor number OF years and number;
MS friends by the hundreds, who are ex-
ceealngly sorrowful at his untimely de-
mise He Will be buried at Port Sullivan
this afternoon.
EAST RWoOD.-Calvert, Texas. June
Io'-Colonel w. c. Easterwood. a promi-
heht and highly esteemed citizen of Cal
vert died suddenly at his home in this
city today at ~ o'clock after an illness of
several weeks. Colonel Easterwood was
ABOUT q years old at the time of his death
ana was true type of the Southern gen
ueman OF the ola regime He leaves a
VIE and two sons and four daughters to
mourn his loss.
bOCHELLE-Wharton. TEXAS h,ne a
Inc news OF the death Of Mrs Mary
reconcile was received here this morning
ny nS wire TO her nephew. Mr. John Blair OF
wharton. Mrs. Rochelle will be well re-
Ihenoered by the older citizenship of this
stc,loh' she having spent the early day!
~ Her youth In Matagorda county. Mrs
Noohele was a daughter of that grand ole
pioneer oil Republic fame, Hon. John Ruge.
y VINO save his wealth and influence Il
me upouhding OF the infant State. sharinl
~ an the trials OF that time with honor
Ars, hechelle's husband was memhsl
OF me hrm Of Rochelle. Blair G. Rugel,
q New Orleans. which in tho early fsn
Nst the headquarters OF the sugar an.
COTTON crop OF South Texas.
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in THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information Of the Leading Ey.
changes Of the United States.
MARKETS ALL PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
Liverpool, However,, Did u Good bust
ness in Spots, which stendied
the Home Markets.
Office of The Post.
Houston. Thursday. JUNO Is.

Houston. THURSDAY, June 10
There was but itte interest shown IN the
home markets The trading for contracts
was small and lstless The tone. however
- -...a.. -, ,,,.or,bto ,d,icss ,ror, lie
wac s'ears uPVn ~ , -.
orpool, which showed GOOD business NpeIa-
tors are not inclined to make extensive ven
,,roa ~ .itbar eide ~ mo market the gem
'"'s' va e'i''
eral disposition oelng 10 hoid on ana await
Developments
,, ..--.a AN 49,. s,aadv Il mint
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eyer, executrlx. vt al vs.. j. j Wipn OF al
from Bexar county.
Application granted Walter Gresham
VS.. Mrs. ]. J. Harcourt, administrator
from Galveston.
Applications refused; NJ Half & Bro
VS.. c A Kessler from Dewitt; Western
Union Telegraph Company VS. j. e. WI
son. from Angelina; Dublin Cotton oil
Company VS.. Felix Mann ct al. from
Brown; n. Weeks ct al VS.. City of Calves
ton. from Galveston Robert Monday ct al
VS.. James NJ Vance. trustee, from Bexar;
Sarah F. Ostrom VS. James McClosky ct al
from Bexar.
Dismissed for want of jurisdiction: w.
]. Crabb VS.. w. A. Patterson ct al. from
Hill.
Causes submitted: Greer. Mills g. Co
VS.. estate OF T. II. Riley, from Montague;
Columbia Avenue Saving Fund Safe De-
post Company VS.. j. E. Strawn, from
Dallas;J r. r. Crazy VS.. A. w. Hendrix
from HALL j. NJ. Simonton vs.. A. white
from Milan.
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AMMUNITIoN--Powder. per kes. "a Oh

ANAlUNlTIoN--Powde per keg "a O0a
%; blasting powder, 81 65 Der key: drop
shot, ner sack, 81 So. buck Sl.SQ.
regulars 6'se boxed hc higher smoked
bellies sac; New York salt bellies csc, break.
fast bacon 9i4c.
BAGGlNG AND TIES-Sess than car lots
from Houston BagGiug. 2-lb. csc, 2A-lb
7hc; Arrow ties Sl.oO in mixed lots
CANDY Stick wrapped, basis -. LG6isc
per 10 special sizes, NC higher
COFFEE-Rio and Cordovs i0Mc. fair 7ib@
Sc. prime Sia6f9c choice ice fancy 9Gi9i5c.
peaberrY l0&llc. Roasted cofoes: Ar.
bucFle's AriOsa. basis l00-lb cases lie, deliv.'
cred S6.lh eases H. zoe delivered; ApeX, 100.
10 cases. l0,gec delivered, 30 ID cases IL l0c
delivered
FLoUR-Texas Star Mills; Tidal wave.
81 10: Sea Ferry. 1910. Sea Nymph S.
Sea Jewel. s. 20; rye -four $3.50. pumpef-
nickel $40 Special rates for shipments 10
interior points. nour In barrels, l5e above
sacks.
cream meal, IN barrels S26S, pearl meal Ia
lO.lb sacks. 81 ,55Gil 30 ner obi 81 four sacks.
scotch oats 50 i0 Friends oats 81 35. Colum-
ba oats SEQ. Hawkeye oats 81 100
HAMS--Standard 9MmaPsc, picnic hams 6l5c
HnNEY--In 60-lp cans. extracted shG5c;
In comb, Sdl0c; in l2'lb cans. extracted 50
6a6ibc
LARD ehned tierees compound sac. leaf
6iso: 50-lb cans nc hgher than tisrces; 10 10
cans nc higher; 5-ln cans. Ise higher; S-lb
cana ie hieher,
MoLAssEs--RsbOilsd. fair isAalss; prim.
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RYAENtAI.

WHoYNE- RITTER = Denton'
June 1S.-John R. Whoyne ,9ss
ness man OF this place, and MIS-
Ritter. daughter OF G. ". Rii'ei,
this place. were married at llo'a =
AFTERNOON by Rev. Webb
LAZA-PATAK-E Ennis, TeIa' ~, ~
Mr.. John Laza and Miss Anne ~
worthy young Bohemian psep' ~,
vicinity, were married AZ .ss 4
church here yesterday niorn,nss M
o'clock. Rev. Father Kelly o. 0a''
officiating. Ina, n
KElzER. cLARY. Edna, T Is'. IL " Il I
Al the home of the bride IN c su,, xsr. a
n Rei1er and Mrs. L. NJ. o,A'
- marriage "Wednesday evenssi I'M q
H ~ iu Hefyerman OF lnez ola '.,ss 4, A
80 -, hain residents Of Edna ~ N a
nav estab,ished Their frieDas Id
Has hv he score, who, wish " M \
u '.Ie,os uS sUrcess ard haDplh's'
Welded life can Obtain. .;,,,, II
coLE-RAINwATER. = oUI' cSls a
as June 1S.-Prof. Charles p n0slic y
o o,nai of the East corsicana puv' i J
o elpal Mis- s Eta Rainwater tsa ls1 !, .
Collin street school, were s. sr snt ID,
risqe at s o'clock last nn'oasos,uoO, :
r diate,S az left to enjoy the hon''TTs ne 4
. ulate ~ ~ Lsmpasas SPRING. ma M
ol pRA WAX wKs. cHENAULT- coh, ...Is.s !
u In,a ~ 13IMarried. at ne me- T,ssl
the brides parents AZ Me- ,Ups Witsd '
- M june IL, 1899. MISE nr. q. 3
na,iit n Mr.. L. H. Franks, .i Y, shuEl'
ma, hau' na ~ Of the PresbyteIl',as ~ ctrss
ley, pastor , y, after ~ Id, J
the happy couple let tt,, ,UI Is tie :,
s,,turs home. Miss WMlls o,It VIII
d dg,u, of MIR. L. cheD ,s Ibasip,s :
cHAPMAN-ABNErYl, , y Sl' . Z
June u 81 I'm = m at the Methods snsIs / "
J. II. Chapman TO NE nsr,ora,sd By " ",
= NC nay,s in a beautiful kr.slIrs
F. F., : D nav the welded par ~ SsssiI:
bowed heads to reeer, ooyelipssi "
The oueenly brides costunis q I
ba n by her elegant . ling parl'. !,
naneea a,lp The contraeua,is sius \ \
highly esteemed the stsip. and y ~,
trent physician OF ING the daas'
and accomplished or'u'
w. A. Abney. --
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Livcrr.oI Fnturcs.


Ghis'Wcck. Last year.
Exports to Great Britain ll,i0j Isis
E1 pots &c 10 continent 49, S,85o 27i5i
Totals, six DAYS ...... 47.57s l5.0l2
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2oa21o: choice 25a26c fancy new crop syrup
39m2sr
RICE Extra fancy head sd6izc. choice. .
n5isc. fair 4is65c. fancy imported tIad6Ac
ROPE Sisai basis Tie. saac, Manila iOiAc:
cotton rope 3%r.
SALT-Liverpool coarse s5690c. fne 95cQp
81 90. Louisiana coarse Soc fine SOC bbls.
2slOs. 81 Is. coos. 81, 80. lOo-Ss. $3.50; Io-4s.
So As
SALT FISH--MAckerel. No. !. in l0-lb kits.
81 GOAL TO- half barrels. SO soar 90.
ADMINISTRATORS quarters 81 10; mus
tard. three-ouarters, S2.95; imported Gil
lette grade quarters. 81 80. fancy sprats.
quarters $3.50
STARCH STANDARD goods: Pearl In .0-io
hd1es 27sc; ROYAL Gloss. bulk. &c. Nickel.
100 nackaess per box, Sc so. corn starch, o1so
per III 20 and i0-lb boxes
STGAR-ouotatons arc for small lofg
suectnl prices glven on carload orders stand
ard granulated 5%c. cubes and powdereo
TIC: Louisiana yellow clarified fancy o%d
6lsc' choice Shn5No; Arbuckle's. 2-lb and
6.lb packages. SIC.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FRELsBURG.-No report of any boil
weevil
WOODVILLE.--A good tobacco crop is
assured Tyler county.
MARLIN.-Distrlct court is in session,
Judge Sam r. Scott presiding
ROCKLAND- The drouth has seriously
affected both cotton and corn.
MARBLE FALLS.-The summer normal
school is in session with thirty attend
ants.
QUINLAN.-A 2-year-o child of George
Thompson was drowned in small pool on
his farm.
ABILENE.-While the fire department
was drilling the hose wagon capslzed and
Driver Charles Daniel badly hurt.
LAREDo.-s. Wilson, a brakeman OH
the Mexican National railroad. fell from
his train at Monterey and was killed.
LAMPASAS-R. N Higdon, charged
with the murder of Dow Mullins surren-
dered and was released on bond OF $1,000.
PALEST1NE.-Cha Allen. white.
charged with killing his father-in-law. was
sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
MKINNEY. The Sid Williams revival
wnl be continued for some days. to date
there have been 800 accessous to the Bap
list church.
TYLER.-The scholastic census of Smith
county shows a total outside of Tyler OF
$500; the citys enrolment is 1726, white
and colored.
JACKsONvILLE.-T tomato crop is
very fine. The first carload was shipped
on the 9th and two cars were shipped to
ST. Louis on the 18th.
RUSK. The board of medical examiners
for ba RAT
and had four applicants for certificates.
All were granted certificates.
VAN HORN. H. Beach and Joe Nor
ley had hard fight with a panther, but
finally killed the brute / measured six
and half feet from tip to tip.
CAMDEN. Baldwin, colored,
was shot and killed at a festival, John
Brooks was arrested and given a prelimi-
nary trial, and granted bail in the sum OF
$3.50.
KOsSE.-A skeleton, washed up by re-
cent heavy rains on Tom CARROTS place.
has attracted much attention. There is
no recollection of any one having been
buried there.
GREENVILLE-A few OF the earnest
club women Of Greenville met at the home
cf Mrs c. E. Wicker and organized new
club, which is to be known as the Texas
History club.
ENNIS.-Mr. E. T. Tyra has purchased
stock of dry goods, clothing, etc, at
Lexington, o. T., and is moving 1t TO En-
mis-, consideration $4,000 He will place it
in the same building with his notion store,
RUSK.-The body of a negro who had
been dead probably TWO months was found
fifteen miles west of here 1t was SO badly
decomposed that Identification was impos-
sible The inquest has not yet developed
the cause of death
| Operations at the copper
mining lands near Archer City are rapidly
1 progressing. Arrangements have been
made to put up a smelter inside of from
thirty to sixty days when the labor of
getting out the copper ore viii be begun
to its fullest capacity.
COMMERCIAL negro found white
man lying on his back in Mr.. Thomas
Andrews hog pen in Commerce His head
was shaved and found that there was a
wound on the back and one on the side OF
his head aboe the right ear Life was
almost gone. It is hardly possible for him
7 to
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

balances 81. 645 Sal -'''''''' oO'
for checks WI ''onuuh %oi l9c
New York. June i5-Total ssles ., .,o.L-
500 ,,,.S were SS6 los shares including American
S,lr $500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 40 sS6
,.er,, w otS. June N-The Commercial Ad-
M, LONDON financial cablegram saws.
ms was the quietest day In the markets 5sre
ior weeks Americans were duh and idle
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Hampstead. Texas, June l5.-By a ma
jorlty of over five TO enc hogs we're voted
from the streets OF Hampstead today.
When the corporation was abolished in
January hogs were turned loose freely and
citizens early this month petitioned the
commissioners court to order an election,
which was held today, with the above
stated result.
The coneordia verein will give a picnic
Mt Wheeler's park en- Sunday next.
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STE AN SHEA

SCHOONERS.
c. S Gldden. Fales. at Baltimore. sic
Gladys, Colson ..........., Philadelphia. 5-26
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy evaporated. jO-lb boxes
l0izc l-lh cartons lie fancy evaporated, in
So,
APRICoTs-Per ID. loose. lac; 141Ao in lib
cartons.
ClTRON-In 10-lb boxes. 13c
CURRANTS-In bbls. &c, 25-lb boxes. clean
cd. bulk, 7iAc 1-lh cartons &c
PEACNES--E vaporatcd uupeeled, 10dilc
RAIS1NS-California 3-crown J.. l.. boxes
81 60. Z box L. L. raisins G0Q65c 2-crown J.
NJ raisius 50-lb boxes. Sc. S-crown l.. NJ
raisius 50-lb boxes, DC.
TRUNES-California 50-60s &c G0-70s Ic;
20 sos 6i5c 090s &c 90-100s 4asT5iac.
NUTS-Brazil Joe per ID. Aloerts. Sicily llc;
N9rles PIC; walnuts l2c; peanuts. fancy
hluc picked SIC: No % iaid5c. almonds.
Totagona ICE per H. in sacks pecans SgGc;
Italian chostnuts Toe per ID
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BEANs--Navy 9GSAc. Bayou 3hc: Eng
lsh dried 21sc. rinks sac: Lima sc. black
eyes &C.
FUTTER-Bluc Star l0c. dairy 15c; E.sin
creamery 2ol2c Elgin dairy bricks l6c, oieo-
marearine. solids loo: prints lie special Blue
Star l6c Texas country butter S1l5c.
CABBAGE--2H@3c per ID.
CHEESE-New York full cream l2iA9l3c;
Wisconsin full cream l2ANl3: Young America
40 iilSc. Wes,efn skim lie. fancy rolls fall
cttsH 13c Longfellows iSc.
EGGS-Texas, &c per dozen ~
kEAUT-S3 - in half bbls
ONIONS-PeT H. 2c; per bushel, $40.
PEPPER Gale l5al7c per III: black singa-
pore i31&c.
POTATOES-Sew Irish. 50d60c per bu
POULTRY-Ho 81 60d3 On: frvers s. $50
2. y hroilers 81 00ii1 -. Turkeys, hens 81 90
40 90. gobblers IS 00d10, 90 per dozen, ac-
coTdug to size and quality Ducks SIS. 00a325
Geosc SO l0T3 80. full feathered
TCMATOES-Per bushel. $l256150
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE


New York. June l5.--Money on call steady
al gas per cent, last loan 2la per cent Prime
mercantile paper SAdi. Sterling exchange
STEADY, with actual business in bankers hills
at iS,%H4 S for demand and 4 S5SG4.S Sc for
sixty days. Posted rates s6iaai 81 and So
commercial bills i.S5h Silver certificates
,S,u'sqe-, bar silver CO.'S Mexican dollars 4sA
Government bonds irmer State bonds ma,
I'VE railroad bonds irregular.
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.
-~Ar
Last
smnlInos i'm Denton County.

Denton, Texas, June Is "A case OF
smallpox has developed in the extreme
eastern part of this (Dentonl county and
already quarantine has been established
about the infected house. Or, Pinner,
health officer. went to the plaee today
and established camp of detention. in
which a number of persons exposed will
be placed.
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New York. June l5.-There is an improved
inquiry for brown and gray rottous and good
orders from e1portcrs for brown cottons. Tho
tono OF the market continues firm and nrices
are unchanged, Print cloths inactive Tor reg
ui.rs az 20 Bleached cottous duiet through
out and prices unchanged Wide shcttng
Gull, but firm Cotton hluucs aud blauke,s
quiet and arm, DARK fancy prints active.
staple lines Of prints in full average re-
guest Prices firm. Ginghans unchanged.
Mcus wear wooleus and wOrsted arr selling
more freely at firm prices. Mohalr and alpaca
fairies show upward tendency.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. June l5.-Butter Arm, creamery
l3h@lS; dairy lOai5iS Cheese arm 7&6SSts.
Eggs firm. fresh i2%
New York. June 15-Esgs dun and weak;
receipts 1881 packages; Western l4aliB;
Southern 9lsGn
Kansas City, June l5-Eggs quiet and low
err Missouri and Kansas hrsts, lOis, cases re-
turned
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Port of Galveston, June la
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New York. June l6.--WhoNt- Reccipts l0S
$50 bushels exports As 100 bushels spot mar
Z o. b aGoat No red SusTS1H elevator
No, / Northern. Duluth s5as t. o h aloat
spot options closed firm at about the best
prices, 1870 net advance; July S34 September
IS, December Sass Hides and wool steady
Leather firm. Cotton seed oil firm. prime
crude Fig Metals-The local metal market
exhibits considerable irregulrity. but very
little activity Pig iron warrants entirely nom
inal Mt 1870. lake copner firm at 1890
Is. So tin dull. easier at % 50925 TO- lead
hrmer So
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. juno l5.-Sugar arm: omen
kettle 34di 5-l6; centrifugal yellow libR
1916 seconds 3aias Molasscs duh: cen
trifugal 6dif
New. York June Ia Sugar Raw Arm; re.
fined firm.
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EXCHANGE AT HOUSTON

Exchange is quoted as follows: New York
buying zoe discount; selling New York st.
Louis ana Kansas City. 4 premium. New Or
MUM. F'0
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London, June Is -Consols for money loss,
9ot ne account loss bar silver nrmer.
~ f,-fou, money ! per cent; rae Of discount
months bills 1-l6d2A per cent.
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Aus'in' Texas, June l5.-The following
p ,oS were had in the supreme court
Ns'oFmsd and affirmed; johanna kali.
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nArs REPORTS

Rain reports we're sls,ss,Ts sssiIEis' #II.sa
lowing points: Fi SoSreroEep c1rnga ~
IN N I FsIs soanty , rls5s'sis
county c,"i Athens. nen esii. Ssaissss, ~
ity. Trinity county .aapty !. = w
Woodville, Tyler .,lana. Tsls. ~
yyler ''I pewtt county s's =
Nueoes county ns 'r,son ec'iH''
Round Rock, Wilil''
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APFLES-Per pack. i0n50c.
APRlCOTS-Por crate. SCOOP Is
EANANAS-Per bunch. packed. 81 759r2 Is.
lUcse culls 81 00Hl So
BLACKHERRIES-S 0cnS1.50.
CHERRIES California 50 80.
LENONS-S4 009t4. 90
ORANGES-Valencias and Mediterranean
Sweets 81 2iG4 50
PLuNS-Por peck, i0di5c; one-third bush
els 6h676c.
PEACHES-Per peck and one third bushels
boxes 50d soc: i-hasket crates 75c6$.00
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Galvanized Glidden S315 Waukegan 1870,
Nails sos base Advances for common
over base. Cd. zoe Sd. 45c; Id and sd. SOC .
Cd 20r Sd. Zoe l0l and 16i, SC. Quotations
are for less than car lots
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots Of Staplc
mm0hitIes.


These quotations are revised daily and tholr
correctness can he relied upon The r4icos ale
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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COFFEE.

New York. Juno Is -CofIoe-options ouiet
unchanged 10 points lower. sales $3.50 bags.
SPOT coffee Rio dull tending downward Mid
quiet, barely steady
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The nrst hour OF the session in the wheat
- 49, - toor %
department. was ina9hea oy Ireu' uo'' VI
apathy on the part OF traders Notwithstanding
no almost sensational character NJ the news
aefo,tir,, a., r,,.a,a,, 49,, NJ, ra,,,,.. &,
u.s. '"' NNs''"" 'tVp - V'0'"7
September ranged from 1913 TO 'f5s, compar
with Yesterdays closing price of 165s There
,Yas M s-o,, bu,tr, ,,.,,,o,,3 a, erst e,d t.r
wv N''t' -
nearly hait an hour prices hunE around tnose
figures. Then the market beSun to broadel,
and ouca STARTED tho h,,vtne iner .aseI untu
- ,s ~ =, ~
'ne ueHahu was tI' he1Nle@L-"Ae III tne ~
for several days. News regarding the condi-
ton OF the Russian crop, f,r somy time m.re
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'Ex dividend II per cent.
HOUSTON BANK cLEAR1Ncs

banks for the week thus far and for The CORE
spending time last year, together with the in
crease or decrease:
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pork BnrD sa..

Mckinney, Texas , ! sSsura,s 81 a
longing to W. r sa's sioe, VIZ ~ y
ance. orlgln sppps
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
On Report Of Russian Crop Damage The
Price Smartly Advanced.
THE broadcast MARKET IN SEVERAL DAYS
Corn, oats and Provisions Also Adj
vance. oats Being I'm GOOD
Demand.

Chicago. June 15.--An advance ~ lac was
scored in wheat today. Russian crop dam
age was the main feature Of the advan'e,
driving shorts to cover. and causiag tho
broadcast market in several days Corn ad-
vnnoed lzqNe, oats 5sc and provisions 2iAa
sc.
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For Liverpo9l-Ss Astronomer sos.
For Rotterdam-Ss Roseheld $50
For Bremen-Ss ELLEN Rickmers soil.
For New York--Mallory line 1868.
Total on shipboard Is, iS2 bales.
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Qua Houston spot Quotations. i
Spots closed steady ana unchanEcd. sales


Galves,oa-spots closed pteadv and un-
changed
Low ordinary Middiing ......5 l5-lb
Ordinary ........4 sic Good mlddiing & 7-i6
Coed orenary...i Isle Nliddllng fair g 1918
Low middline a 7-l6 Sales .,,...... .......
Sew orcans-spots closed quiet and un-
changed.
Low ordinary 8 $40 Mddltng ......5 go.
Ordinary. ......,3 HIS Good middling. & S-IG
Good ordlnary.-4 SIS Mddmg fair .6%
Lew middling.. 4 Isis Sales ....,. 1900
New York-spots closed steady and un-
changed.
Good ordinary. .5h Ghod middliug. 6 II 10
Low middlng .5H MddlinR fair..,7 3-l8
Middling. ......6 SIS Salos ..,.....q 5s
LyCrpool-Spots steady and unchanged
business large; sales 10000. Imports 5000.
Ordinary, .,..-. 2 2i-S2 Mid upland. 3 1899
Coed ordinary 81 i-S2 Good mid Lp..Sss
Low middlng 3 732 Am mid far 3l-Ss
Qnotatlons for mlddllng al othor snot mar-
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MARINE N1ELLIGENcn.

Port of Galveston. June la
ARRIVED.
SIS Roseaeld. Genoa.
CLEARED.
SIS Maria. Lutz. Rotterdam via Norfolk.
SAILED.
SIS Maria. Lutz Rotterdam via Norfolk E.