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Chinese TO Be: Osported

United States Marshal George L. SUI.
verht arrived last evening from Arizona
with fourteen Cinnamon TO be deported
TO China, The Mongolians were lodged it
the County jail
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the sale. of the road II il Alessrs. Burke s
Henry get il twill; be added TO: the, santa
Clara street system and the; City WIZ thsn]
possess The finest railway: EllslerI IN W llt:
": 7 iais WI make "a perfect network
Of railways tiritiar oIfe company ana per.
haps under. one fare:
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Improvement Club High ..Jfnks:

:. The :: Second-street Improvement Club
held a: high links in srnullen,s Hall, Isl
'Secona street. last night An excellent
programme was rendered and refreshi
:ineTts. Were served: Addresses were made
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Il septenheT and eyeTz 5t,ti MN dayttasEe:
sfesroerr for ALASKA and c. NJ ESy5;: at. Ta-
cori1a :fc N p: Ty.f at Vancouver 10 G G z :. .Ey.
= F6r Eureka Bay): 2p ms. August
u. # Il II, 222 a.: septerr beT: and every fftn IN
III 6 Aonterey, ss Simeon
r.nvIiroe:: Port Harf6ri- fsan .:I11is Obispoy
:Gayfofa; Santa BarbaIE# Ven =: :aneneIne;
Newport g: n.:.August. 4 8 29 "a
rs septembeF and every fourth Day there
For san Diego. stopping only at Port #5s- 55ar-
IoS: Angeles and Redondo.a (Los: AJlgeles),: II; g.
m August 2. g. 10 Il, rs rs: 2e; 50. September
= and every fourth day thereaft -.
For. Ensenad1, MRgdalsna Bay: sar.:Jose @ del
rabo: Mazatlayl> Altata La Paz.: Santa: Rosalia
For; further formation obtain folder: :,
=. THE .courYany reserves the fright: to chnngs:
without previous nottce 81 tea1ners sailing dates
aPP ri GKETS hlSsT .oTFi:cF New: Montgomery
1tTsst Palace 54s A2tsl25y f45ye = III cen Aats
:: 10 Market ST San Fra ncisco-t
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=TOYO::==K ::==KISEN -KAISHA.

g TEAMERs WILL, LEAVE WHARF. con
- ner First and Brannan streets; D; M: for
YOKOHAMA Rfd .H0NGKONG. : calling at:
Kobe fHiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai. and
connecting: at .Horigkorie with :stearnerr for
OF sailing :. :: :.
AMERICA MART :-.... friday October. 6.
HONGKONG MARU. -: Thursday. August IT.
NIPPON .MARL Tuesday. September u
/. Rounn-trip tickets at reduced rates: For.
freight: and passage apply At con1panys office:
4Z Market st., cor. First =: ::
!: >: W. b CURTIS. General Agent.
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]by: President. FRANK: sInullen, ]. j.
+ Sweeney =a1Id r: Conway The officers Of
l; the Club are3 Presidents Frank Srnullen;
I: vice president $ p. Conway treasurer
@5HV5i1Ifaili ..FIylle: secretary &. Mr.. Conroy;
+ sergeant af. arms r.: F'fa4erty
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ST. MATTHEW'S MILITARY SCHOOL

- AN A-ATEOs CAIA-FOUNDED a D. 1sss
~ by the late Rev. Alfred Lee Brewer d d
Dor cataloElie gnd illustrated circular address
:: REV. W: A. BREWER, A B.
Rector and Head Maeter
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:..Dea4r. Of Fredarick Ell.

t.lS LEE 2a, ,A5s Arg Fre crerick5 C.lar.s
g., CtiAst. 1iafsuing Way % IS: az ter.
. Do aEu v:3e :fIsTIl esS. IN tfIl OF
ri -;;is tEsa ? rs HI q see: = He ll-T;at
2; EEtIIi II ss q lsfst iellC W ~; sa
! afs Qf aEs3s-: F .resTIlt s VIII :se:sesIi1 stc
: ,s} '.E.: :. =: II.
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ham in School and Van Ness Seminary,

1910 JACKSON. COR COUGH sT., S. #.
~ -. Boarding and day school for girls
Accredited by the University Of California
Opens August IL 1899 Send for prospectus.
:: SARAH D. HAMLIN.: Principal.
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we frankly. confess rivals Anything THAT
Eaas ever come to: -6lfT: attention in rhe
s.sr,r r,4' =. : .
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= = =. -; -. -:.--'.: =
!. MAso MIC. BANQUET. :.
Robert J.. Hancock Entertatns Mem
S. :=ber,s Of. Pacific Lodge No 136.

: al: 'baflqilet was. 4 rendered the members
and: 6ffioers Of :IIoo3 cftlc Lodge Nc@. lbs By
T gljert H.: Fl 4fcoek. at Tra1nls r Rotisserie
last. nj ghf=: Nj; HancotK was ifitiate55 into
/ .e: In ysteries*o Of the Masonic third degree
and. the liza aqllet was: the ilfterTnath
= Ffatesi were Set for :I20 and the. menu
was: Z. most elfrDorate one Tfe BANQUET
began at $3.50 land it was ulidIighf. before
ii5A black: coffee and: cigars were served
:Slieeches were. made: by the Gerators Of the
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..'NE..:...tI,.:.R,..6.= NJ. co..
. &. .AMERtC AN. .LI NE. !.
:Eriyy.YoRE souTiH HAMPpFeK: LONDON. PARIS.

J: NEW YORK; s0UTHAM AMPT9h.. LONp6N,. PAKls. r.
" Stopping at Cherbourg. vIestboura. ~ =. =
:: FROM New Xork EveTy sdIesday 10, a.; m
ST. Paul: ugust lg ST.. Paul September:
New. York-: :August 2s New York sept IL IL
ST. Lo,is. August 30 St Louis /: Sept e
:. H.: !: PED STAR: LINE. ~ II. ):
4 4 New YORK. and Antwerp. : =: i !: j j., =
:: From New. YORK Every Wed1esday. u uoor::.
Kensinrton j.. Aug. l5 Sou tfiWark sers,
Nonrdlafid ...::.k Aug. q Wlesternand Sept u
Friesland Aug So K ensington :..:sept 20.
s EMPIRE LINE. =: .:=:. = +: ): >
!: r seattle: ST. Michael: Dawson city,.
For Emil intorTIa ton Regarding. freight and
IlaT s1saSs, aRPiy Ege xfo s. 3,lP ~
so Mont ST: orr any Of IT'S agercies>:.
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!: !: BAY. AND: RIVER: sTEAlMERs,
..jEnRII S. NlEY-YlRh AUD VALID,

Steamer :.'MontiGello. Z -
MON. Tues We'd: Thurs: AND Sat at s:45
a. m; BIB S:so D. I'm: .te3s Thurs. night. Fri
aavs j D.. m and $3.50; Sundays. 10 80 g. m. s
.: m Landing and office Mission-street Dock.
pier No -. Telepbone. Main 15oS !;
u RE- &c
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OCEAN N.:.=iT:RAVEL..
Pacific Cnast Steamship Co

+. :stearners leave !. Broadway
+ wharf, San Francisco: :. ::-'. -. !.
+. For Alaskan ports = 10: g., .na.y.
/: AuKusf 4 81 IA. Is. .224T; q: Sep.
: tsmber. 3; change al. Seattle -
For: Victoria, : Tafcouyet 3.
;: C.:l:. Port. Townsends Seattle,
!. ;.Taaonia: :. Everett; Anaoortes
=: and. New, WhateSm = .EF ash. J..
-. 20 !. q.
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TRINITY SCHOOL

Q goo WASHINGTON ST OPENS AtiG
ooOO 7th Prepares for college and uni
;vers1ty: twenty -second year. corps of II pre-
fessois Acsrsdited with: the University. For
catalogue of information apply to
:. -: DIR. E.. b sPALDING. Rector
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HOITT'S SCHOOL,
MENLO PARK, SAN MATED COUNTY. CAL.
is rebuilding with all modern improvements
Will be thoroughly equipped and begin its
ninth year August 18th. Beautiful surround
inRs, home influences. Offers superior advan-
tagee for the and thorough training OF
boys Accredited at the universities.
IRA C. HOITT. Pa D.. Principal
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UNIVERSITY. ACADEMY,
! ala MED.A,

4: "A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. {.
Next term begins on TUESDAY august !
20 w. W. ANDERSON. Principal.
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:noNp1aNS1F an eEEER Ar;.Tr,R NsLTIiANT1oUE.

!: :::UoHP1GNIE GEEERA ALTER kNsk kTLANTIoUE. s
1TTF T,c-TS: fI.Tt- TO AyRE;PA ARIs; :
Sailing ::syar: Saturday at 70 a.. nj. =
from PIER z2. North: r siyer. foot ;9t 90
::S0RM kNDIE. AuEust, 2e; LA TpuRA4NE.
seeilt 81: Ia CHAMPAGNEi Sept: 81 LA GAS.
.g-0CSN r. sseit Ia" First-class 10 3tiayrei 40
and inward s per cent reduction ao round trip.
second class IIayTs s4s f. per ssnt rss9s
fsNTTI-D, fSis;- STATES: AID CANADzt$ 81 Broad
y.ax (Futspfi. huiidtngl, New York ]. r: f q:
CAL g. co., Pa etfc Coast: AGENTS . Mont
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cALIFIoR MANS IN WASHINGTON

!: AsHINGToN; .Aug:. l4.-Geo7rige S.
e aski1 and: vsife:o San Francisco are: at
the INV el!fTlEt9r. s William A F sarors Of
is at tlle:St: james # (: IF
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Following are the sales and closing bids OF
other stocks in New York:

*Ex dividend IL per cent and per cent
extra.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

WILLIAMS. --Weilborn Texas July 20
Miss Mamie Williams daughter OF Mr.. AM
Mrs W. G. Williams. died last evening al 10
o'clock and will be buried at Millican this
evening at o'clock.
STEWART. --Rurkeville, Texas, July "a. =
Mrs Laura Stewart, wife of Rev. II. NJ Stew
art. died near Farrsyille this morning she
had been sick long time and confined to her
room since last August
MAYS-Jefferson, Texas. July 25.--Mrs. A..
Mays died ut her home IN this city yesterday
evening nj o'clock after short illness.
Strange 10 sny, the clock stopped as soon as
she died. Mrs Mays had resided here forty
Years. mad been married forty nine years and
was "a wears old when she died She leaves
three grandchildren and her husband and
many dear friends to mourn her loss.
LOWRY. --Edna, Texas, July 2i,-The re-
mains Of Mr. Pat Lowry arrived her from
Unusron on Yesterdays westbound train Tn
dc, thc advice OF DR.. Il. A, Malsch. his at
tending physician. Mr. Lowry went 10 Houston
Friday to get special treatment for his throat
and 4 telegram received here yesterday morn
Inv from DR. Malsch. who accompanied him
10 Houston. announcing Mr., Lowry's DEATH
Mas n surprise 10 his relatives and friends
here His remains were Inferred in the pri-
yate burying ground on the ranch OF his
uncle. Mr., Hugh Bourk. A large number OF
relatives and friends accompanied the re-
mats TO their last resting place, and his
brothers. Messrs Louis and Bat Lowry. who
survive him have the sympathy OF the people
az Jackson county In their sad bereavement
Mi. Lowry had been in falling health for sew
eral years
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GRAHAM DAVIS, Elliott. Texas. July "a
Married, at the residence Of the brides par
and Miss Ciandy Davis, Rev. C. P, Lumpkin
officiating.
suLLIyAN-HoRN.--T Terrell. Texas, July 25.
A younr man by the name OF r. O. sullivan
and Miss Alice Horn. who lived near wis
Point came TO Terrell yesterday morning and
we're married here,
FAUNDERBURk-THo - Hillsbnro
Texas July 26.--Justice Slatin was aroussd y,
i M 10 marry Ralph Faunderburk ard
Miss Aslee Thompson, a runaway oouple ,rn,,
Eiis county. They left rejoicing ''i''
LEE ROME Huntsville. Texas, July "a
Very beautiful was the wedding o. MI is.v
Lee and Miss Stella Rome at st. stenhar,s
Episcopal church last night Rev n M,
art OF Palestine performed the ceremony. and
ushers Miss l4lszie Robinson was m.iS Ssa ~
honor ana MI Foster was bes, man n
After the ceremony friends OF the rontraeiinr
rartiee repaired 10 the bospitabla hn 's's
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas IL Bali whep =.
an elegant reception was given them "nv'e
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entities the worm devotes its es ~.
grass and does not moiest 'us w
Caldwell Burlcson County ,. iai =
A good rain fell here lasI ,, n,a i 8
q eatly improve the cono'ss'oa 30
In the hills. Most all OF ins VIZ Nh n
by the recent high waters ~ p,,,a
most Of which are being rep'ss MA
early corn, millet. sorghum 9! ~, ,sdl
cron outlook is reported 70 y IN
uplands now than 1t was ssss. $3.50
Cameron. Milan county, , l "a
Cotton crop prospects IN snass,asfjb,l.
become alarming. Many ~. 81, rcur1
frc,n difIerent sections OF w ~
the opinion that 1t has PIX XII
ner cent In the last twenty s
W. since the recent nean "a
n msa cause. The ground l y III
s y, rnu, The army worm. sna .Ss NJ
worm. and. in some p aa q ta3ly
are working On II. ha'a "
is threatening today. r,rat
.Greenyille. Hunt County; I'd.
rrn,,, ~ ror,s rscelved lp Ms !. III 4
y,n g ~ doine more danss q; q
~, ri,.in,tv Of aodom than ~ u,a VI
ne ',r ,t c'unty Comrilssles,
cry Is authority Tor tne "A XII, GUY
ccIes en- the sarm ,ol sc,,sres "
been stripped OF caves, ,s s tbf ~
the farm 0s soEr Sulilsa'v rc1 y
also ravag.d his cotton: rpu;ss
Mac &c IN the county come tss MI e.
nresence and operations q ,inr ~
r J, !, \ q serious or alarm'ps z,
Wharton. Wharton COUNTS no,,aq "a
Cotton planters in tnis sh;ls tat
,ip with the hope ior Ssst,uJcd
b 81. wesyil pest had been nine,
,.hiIv rottcn rli of BY pu.,s I'm
i,ut n sad condition conlI33'sr sayd
:, day The constant ana aiss i
nave krp. TALL was henllny =
cry weather would have Il saAtf
hut within the last WI ra,ly yyiIa
that the fields are llteranh heisbl
dread pest. Owing 70 oian d
of the cotton plant, lnu Uclee
infected squares Is iu' tasof ~
unforeseen happens TO ias rsrs. ~
Ell. a sweeping damage
low. ~ I'm
" Waco. McLennan coa u,':s IN
Light showers have , Leo ~
L,aenty. four hours IN r. heoi,
'ng some relief from tps r;nrf
,ury fingers arorpd tne No.
,as blown from the nols ss 4 Il,
,.h.,, nv re- vas any breeze HI ~
WIEN tn.le m ssive. couo
,o osu winds II e the rlant ha, I. .siisl;.
ave fallen north Of W ss,sts r.
,entraI railway the sncwss1i5
,,,s and helpful. Afew ,rreeiists1
,ome in. but they are 200
,pinson prevails that tne ~ ~
,of The army worm. but "a ~
,h.ch Is short lived ape ,sss
annre this late in ne ~ RI
ave been reported, noSVSscisSf
erious apprehension, ,eiIs13
otion prospects are s.ssI
ni.ie alton Of an oyerv'
nut Central Texas &
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81. Louis Grnin ana Proy,sion..

St. Louis. July 27,--Wheat--No y red, caah
IoA; July 70M; september 5t@: December
,3ss; No. hard 6gfD70, Corn--No. cash n !;
July slh; September 3o7s: December 2SA
oats--No . cash 2lm22; July 22M: September
1885, May 2l3s: No. white ,27d274 Pork
weak at o.2S. Lard steady: prime steam 515:
choice $40. Eggs steady; 0. Butter firm:
creamery lbnls; dairy 126l5. Flour ina tive
but unchanged Corn meal steady at $50
30. Brau nompallv lower at 80 on east
track: 6QIG9 az mills this side Hay steady.
timothy S.o0412.on. prairie { 0DdS.t0. Timothy
seed quiet. l.,5M2. % for old. and > 30 bid 70.
new. Whisky steady at &c. Cotton tics
salt meats steady; boxed shoulders 5.ioh ex-
trn shorts 5,25; clear ribs 80; clear sides
3 fei5. Bacon steady: boxed shoulders 80;
extra shorts 5.75; clear RIBS 600: clear sidns
6 ,l2k. Receipts-Flour 1000; wheat 5000;
crrn $1,000; oats 25,0oo, Shinmen,s-Flour
Coco; wheat 5000 corn 81 $780, oats 1900
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

fdatonia. Fayette County. Texas yulv On
cotton. w." piose pehenciai 10
a w warren. Tyler County. Texas, July ga
tobacco ''e"'iai 70 COTTON and
a n shn, Robertson County. Texas July 2s
feisi v ~ Yesterday afternoon proved bene.
trict, renamed IN Inc hood dis
A ha sa Robertson County. Texas. July %
hen nsasy rain yesterday. which viii ereat ~
district the crops planted in the overlooked
p, cat Spring. Austin County, Texas. July .,
poor, ~, ior early fall crop OF cotton very
corn n wnai cotton we get will be made late
p daiillsboro. Hill County. Texus I,,v 81
county COUNTS from Aouilla and Cobb creek, in this
say me boil worm has made It's ap-
CANT 81 ns ano Is doing great damage. j. B
nine i, Two acres Of mlIlet. two Of cane and
y cotton for him lately. In some 10.
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San Diego, Texas, July 20 The San Diego
Gin and Mill Co rinned Hftsen bales of new
cotton today This Is he nrst ginned in Du.
fal county same viii be shipped TO ~ Gus
hett. Corpus Christi.
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MARKET WAS ACTIVE.
Stocks Showed More Strength Than for
Many Years Past.
RAILROADS MADE PERCfpTIBLE ADVANCES
The Money Markets Were EasieI
and Some Heavy Time Loans
Were Made.

New York, July 27.-The stock market con-
tinued narrow and professional today until the
last hour. when there appeared more anima-
ton and strength than had been noted for
many days past. The late movement started
with strength simultaneously displayed by
Lake Erie and Western, Pittsbura Coal COM
pany aud st. Louis and Western preferred.
These stocks gained from ~ for Lake Erie
and Western to points for Plttsburg Coal
company and St. Louis The marking up OF
Sugar an extreme 2is and the rise in New
York Central to i4o helped the movement and
the general market was over last nights
close.
Quite an active demand sprang UP Tor the
rrans,rs and lifted Burlington over point.
The activity of the market did not become
generally heavier and gains were not at an
uniform. The trades were all bearisn IN tne
early part Of the day. but finding prices r.
sisted pressure. they turned to the IONS, SIG.
encouraged by the strength of special STOCKS.
The movement in Rock Island and the South
western stocks showed some diminuion I'M
der proit-iaking. but Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred retained its strength and advanced over
a point. Sugar also showed an advancing
tendency from the first and Louisville and
Nashville. which sold ex dividend OF 2 per
cent regained ia of that amount There
was midday advance in. Tobacco stocks
which helped on the upward movement. Con.
tinental common rising 1&. the preferred and
American to / point. Mating stocks recov-
cred smartly from Yesterdays prices and La
clede Gas Jumped 3iS points. The develop,
ments in the money market begot increased
influence. Yesterday and today there have
been large loans made on time on the stock
exchange, from which it is argued that oper-
ators feel the possibility of demand so
money that may stifen call rates and desire
time loans were on the securities they are
trying to hold for long pull.
The fact that the Bank Of England DID not
nerease it's discount rate today served 10 less
en- anxiety on the money market and the
weekly exhibit of that institution showed
that the open market has been able to re-
duce its loan obligations to the bank very
heavily The shosj fall in French rentes and
reports OF ar.iety had much effect in New
York. June statements of net earnings com
peting the fiscal year for number Of rail-
ways, were favorable factors, especially that
of st. Paul. showing an increase In the ne
for the year OF sl.37969S.
The bond market did not show much re;
Spouse TO the strangth in the stocks and
fractional declines were the rule. The total
sales. par value. were sl61O.0OU.
The range ot quotations on stocks as re-
oeived by Cargill Richardson was as fol-
low
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Luline, Texas July 1.-THE nrst bale OF
rev cotton for 1899 came in today: Il was
raised by. q Mexican named Rafel Rios. livilS
mar Prairie Lea; was gnnel Nv + eddie
81 Luing; classed strictly midlllns weighed
go pounds md sold FOR "a cents.
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SAN ANTONIO LIVE STOCK.
San Antonio Express.

Among the far-sized sales made recently in
one closed few DAYS ago between T. B.
Jones of Wichita Falls and Captain Charles
Schreiner of Kerrville, in which the former
purchased from the latter his steers ranging
from ? years up to 4. and some of them
general average being s2S per head These
cattle are to be delivered to Mr. Jones at his
option any tn Ne between the beginning of fall
and the end of spring This deal will amount
to between s27O.ooO and s2sO0O0. and nearer the
latter figure. It is one of the largest that
has been made in this vicinity for several
weeks
Another sale which was not for very
large number of cattle but for very good
nrlce is ono closed between Parnall & Saun-
ders. at the stock yards here, and Matthies
Bros II was the sale of 100 head of butcher
stock at $40 per head. The steers were extra
hne ones, Weighing over 100 pounds each.
Another sale recently made was one be-
tween Messrs. Prosser and Andrews at Del
RIO, In which the former bought from the
latter 300 head of 2-year-old steers at $40 per
head.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Office OF The Post,
Houston Thnrxdnv Iulx, .


Business along all lines today was fairy
good. even many ladies venturmg out in the
rain TO make purchases.
There was LOT Of fairly good fruit received
this morning and the market took all that
came in Mt very good prices Several lot. of
well colored medlum-slzed peaches were
sought FOR by bidders and sold high. Com
mon stock sold about MS usual, as this class
OF fruit has no merit The range of prices
was S5fI45c per peek and 65d75c for four.
basket crate penches.
Apples were scarce and sold at the same
range as peaches.
Pears are selling very low this season. and
commission men are at loss TO understand
the cause, as sales in former years have been
very satisfactory They arc quoted at s5fI5oc
per bushel. with very slow sale.
Receipts or poultry were only moerate--still
prices were low With the exception OF few
coops of choice hens which sold at s250dp2. 70,
the range is about the same as yesterday.
Dealers handling California fruit report
small demand With the market receiving
daily large shipments OF the Texas product,
1t can not be expected to be brisk.
Shipments OF grapes are light and prices are
ranging iOa5oc for ten pound baskets of Con-
c1td and other varieties.
points contiguous 10 Houston we're visitors
today making purchases.
here are plenty OF watermelons on the
market-in fact more than enough TO supply
the demand--yet the quality is very poor and
dealers are finding poor sale for their stocks.
The new California fruit refrigerator rates
from Texas to New York are now sls7 oS in
stead of si4s per car, as under the old scheds
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, July 27.--I3ank clearings today
s145 1884, 065: balances SOLOS, 1856.
Paris July 27-Three per cent rentes s9f
zoe for the account exchange on London s5f
CSC tor checks.
Paris. July 27-The heavy fall In rentes to-
dry was due 70 a baselcss report that General
Damont and Hrrve had resigned An inquiry
Is being instituted to discover the authors Of
the oGnnrd.
New York. July 27.-The Commercial Ad'cr-
TIERS London financial cablegram says Aus
II CLANS continue to absoro interest here. The
rest were irregular. Americans were stag
nart Paris, disturbed by the approach of the
D,eyfus trial. sold.
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| ordinary. & 1910 tiood middiins. ~
Coed ordinary...l Tit Middline fair...eA
Low middlinE.. 4 sis Sales .......... 49,.
New Orisnns--spots closed steady and un-
changed.
Low ordinary...s ais M!ddiing ,......bM
Ordinary. .....3 1l-16 Good middling..6 Tia
Good ordinary...4 3-is Middling fair. g 1916
Low middlinR.. "A 15-l6 Sales .........iico
New york-Spots closed quiet and I'M
changed
Good ordinary..5 Lie Good mlddlIpe..siA
Low mddlinT.. IS LILLE Middiing fsir..7
Middling........6iS Sales go
Liverpool--Spots closed steady. good busi-
ness done; prices hardening: sales 1900 bales
imports 10000.
Ordinary .......2 1916 Anddiing ......3%
Coco ordinnry...3 Good mlddling..3 - ~
Low middlinc...3 s-1e Mddline fhir...a l5-ie
Quotations for middilng at otner spot mar.
keta fnxafhnr urith The aalcs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-28
Port Of Galveston. July "a.
Vessels III PORE.
STEAMSHIPS.

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