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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-13
Fight for Molineaux.

New York, June 12.-George Gordon
Battle, counsel for Roland B. Mo-
lineauX, charged with the death of Mrs.
Kate j. Adams, appeared before Justice
Gildersleve in supreme court chambers
Saturday and obtained writs of pro-
hibition, habeas corpus and certiorari
in the case, citing Justice jerome of the
court of special sessions, and District
Attorney Gardner, to appear before
Justice Gildersleve at 70:3o o'clock
Monday morning to show cause why Ro-
land B. Molineaux is detained in prison.
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Permanent ApostoIic Deleuat

Rome, June 2.-The clerical II Citta-
dino, of Genoa, says the Pope has de-
eide to establish permanent apostolic
delegation in Canada.
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few hundred feet when it was sur.
rounded by strikers and sympathizers.
The crowd yelled and hooted. Then
eggs began to fly. The men on the
car paid no particular attention to the
demonstration of the crowd.
The crowd surged about the car and
ordered the men in charge to leave and
join the strikers
Wise Council Prevails.
The situation was assuming threat
ening aspect when President Bryan, of
the Amalgalnated Association of Street
Car Men, drove up at furious pace.
He addressed the now thoroughly
aroused crowd, urging them tols4S,Nin
from violence and do nothing to dis.
credit their cause, The men yielded
and the car went on. Twice within a
few hundred yards the car was stopped,
but later allowed to proceed.
At 9:40 another car loaded with dep
uties was started from the Lake View
barns. This also was hooted, but no
violence was attempted.
Both oars made the round trip, the
new men being jeered at on the down.
town streets.
AS the first car was entering the
barn, on its return, Jacob Kratz was
struck on the head by one of the stones
thrown from the mob. He Is in seri.
Gus condition.
AT noon seven cars had left the Lake
View barns. After the fourth car had
left there was no further trouble. The
motormen and conductors were left
severely alone. After that cars contin.
ued to run at infrequent intervals. The
suburban cars carrying United States
mails were not interfered with. The
company has imported about 30 men
from Buffalo.
Miners Strike Threatened.
Pittsburgh, Pa, June IA strike of
$4,000 coal miners in the central dis.
trict of Pennsylvania is threatened
Within the last ten days secret meet.
ings have been held at Robertsdale and
Clearfield, at which the national and
district officers of the United Mine
Workers association were authorized
to prepare the machine miners of the
whole district for a strike, to be de-
clared as soon as those officials thought
the time ripe. A letter from nationa
organizer received here declares that
this will be within month or 81,
weeks.
A complete tie-up of the mines in the
central region, which includes the coun
ties of Cambria, Clearfield, Jefferson
Armstrong. Huntingdon, Bedford
Somerset, Center and Clarion, would
seriously hamper the great ship coaline
depots of the eastern seaboard, for tina,
is where most of the product goes.
Another Buffalo Strike.
Buffalo, N. Y, June 12.-At meet
ing of striking freight handlers of thu
Erie railroad it was decided to order
out all men employed inside at the va
rious freight houses on the docks Sat
urday afternoon. Committees were
appointed to visit each freight house a
once and notify the men. The,striker!
subsequently adopted the following:
"We demand IS cents an hour fol
ten hours work during the day, q
cents an hour for all overtime, no over
time after ten o'clock, and no Sunday
| 1yorl-
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It Is Impossible

to enjoy good health, if your body
is not strong:enough. When your blood
is weak or unclean, it cannot resist the
change of the temperature.
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sudden Death Announced.

Washington, June IA cablegram
was received at the navy department
Saturday from Capt. Barker, the naval
officer in command at Manila, announc-
ing the sudden death of Capt Henry
Nichols from sunstroke. Capt. Nichols
was the commander of the monitor
Monadnock.
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Army Surgeon Dead.

Washington, June 12.-The war de-
partment has received the following dis
patch:
Manila, June 10. : Adjutant General,
Washington: First Lieut. Richard B.
Westnedge, surgeon United States army,
died here at four o'clock. this day. OF ty-
phoid fever, "OTISn
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THE SCHOOL REPORT
REPORT FOR MONTH ENDING june o, 1899.
Grand Total. j. ;. els s55 47oI4o T.

Principal. ..;.........,: ....... L.. L. A. LING
Drawing and PenmanShip. Miss Ruth o, Allison
MuSic..... ..................E Ella Treat
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u4sasnses4.... o.
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL psv
suggestions Ms tn les Observance ~
Camps Of Veterans.

Circular No ..
United Confederate Veterans. Texas W-
vision, Galveston. Texas, April ln-Wne'e'
as. it is proper and becoming that pubic
evidence of our love and respect for zoe
noble Confederate dead should be given y
memorial services and By decoration q
their graves; and
Whereas, at the Galveston reunion. issN
Of the United Confederate Veterans dlyl''
ion of Texas. April &c of each year mere
after was chosen as decoration day '0'
said division
Now in order to secure uniformly ~ ~
observance of that day, and Following "
suggestion of the United Daughters y y, "a
Confederacy as made and cominlnl
by Mrs. j. NJ Bronson, their sectea a.,
the major general commanding legss,ssa
that the chaplain Of each camp VI uI MA
Confederate Veterans of TINS aiNlsion u. i,
a short service in the church or Vpen Or
on that day commemorative u W. n, n
comrades: that he invite TO partoipsnta,.e
said services all members OF 'he ne, On.
Daughters of the ConfederacN' az in
federate soldiers and all citizens ~ ~, ~
community and neightorhood: lnu n. TN
after service as many of the congresa W.
as can repair TO the cemeteries am s ss,,
token of their remembrance Of the weA, III.
of the gray who lie in "wind,o,wlesss ,a s,r
aces of rest waiting the roll call on n,-A (,
by laying flowers upon their graves y
such other ceremonies as may De ap XII
ate and practicable, j. b. ron nSins
Major General Commanalns,r
Of6cial.S s q. Young. Adjutant SeaEi>'
Texas papers please copy
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A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
SPECIALS MADE GAINS UNDER THE
RUSH TO BUY.
List-samoan Troubles Caused
Some Apprehension.

New York. April 1e.-There was a Wild rush
TO buy at the opening and the speclaltes made
large gains, part of which they retained,
while the railways. which had improved
smartly. left off at about Yesterdays figures.
The rise of Americans in London before the
opening and tho momentum OF Yesterdays
advance was responsible for the early excite
ment in the market.
Can money ranged from 4 to psr cent.
closing at the lower figure,
The rapidly Of the early morning induced
realzatons. but gan:ral tonc OF strength
prevailed until the afternoon, when some
sharp recession occurred.
The killing of American and English naval
officers In Samoa seemed 70 arouse appreheH-
siou in some quarters OF i1rthtr complca-
tions. Foreigners were early purchasers, Tut
rosuid about half as much on the local rise.
Some of the foreign purchasing was connected
with London's fortuightly settlement. n
number of shorts were driven to cover early.
owing to tho commission house demand Tor
\industriais because OF more liberal nosi.
k.on takon by npmher OF banks toward
Sorkt The market closed steady.
! {Thera was more activity in railroad bonds
| tAipy and while few issues were lower the
geVerni average was slightly better on tho
dat Total sales Sl3onoeo
Mai sales Of stocks SIS, 40 shares. iuclnd-
Ing Nrooklyn Ranl Transit ln,300; People S
Gas. Us coo. and Northern Pacific, 5000.
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Nrw YnRK nXcnANGr.
A rEcrli,R CASE.
Injunction prevents Husband from
scciug His wife.

llillsbcro, rcSas. April ilr-fhn suit OF
Wnnam Malone VS. lin Wsllace Is SCI Tor
FRIDAY. April ~, This case IS noted for
tia peculiar features Wallace ran off with
The ll-yoar-old daughter Of Maionc and
married her In Clehurnc Her father over
took them and eurried her howe shortly
after the ceremony and had WaIloo7 ar
rested on two or three charges This was
followed hy suit Of haheas corpus b.
Wallace. In which Malone came out victor,
Immediately Malone hlod SUR against
Wallace cujoning him from commenlcsi-
Inc ~ seoking IL communicate With HIS
vile and the INJUNCTION was sranted The
final trial Of the case Is 10 come w ffiday
Wsllsce's attorney C = Greenwood. says
that there VIII he come interesting asNel-
cpments az tho trial resultiDs in Wliare
winning back bis bride Of an hour. The
9eturally attracting a good deal Of
interest
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HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised dsily snd their
those ruling IN Houston wholessls markets.
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suupr rrost noycottcd.

Unless thc American Surm Bofninr com
raNy alters It's nlars the wholesale mer
chaufs In Charleston. 3 e., VII hes.n a
boycott The wholeFalo Gtcaers association
has decided to sell suger az its nwn nriUe and
buy outside Of the trust Inc iobhers slv
that they have stuck 70 their agreements.
while the trust has not ard some Of tho biz
merchants are rather anxious 20 go outsids
20 huy and cell AZ thar own prices
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Tub oct
Reports of crop conditions wer the chief
conditions against wheat speculs'rs at the
opening, and, these being one unv'ying tone
OF badness. the market opened stror
Receipts mere and IN the Northeast we're
small Chicago getting only 80 Garland MIN
nenpolis and Duluth 1Ss ears.
Tne Missouri weather bureau rtrrt Of the
wheat condition IN that state said AMY cor
respondents reported half the whit killed.
nrc the Iowa state report claimed hat late
suwn wheat was about all dead nd early
eown seriously damaged CROP reJrtE were
o. most discouraging character wd regard
to the injury dcne, These we're not ipetitiOns
OF previous reports hut from fresh lurces.
May wheat opened Ndiso highetat 7iss0
IVA. and during the nrst two nouf roae TO
i2h. At That point, however, Iealisle com-
nrnced ana forced the pnce hnck gain 10
DMnn9s. Damage claims again hecme pop
ulni, however. and were given the rist con
as the Bession progressed with trae very
hight. IN one OF the downward factions
abcmt forty minutes from the olo' some
heavy snorts attempted 10 cover Immediate
! ~ tho pricr snot up, May touching Ia, clos
.ag win sellers at I2i4ff129s. 70
Itcre werc number OF considerations in
corn Of hullisb import and the marM ruled
him Receipts were only rs vars.
/ here waR little dong IN tho oata market,
srd outside OF an occasional squirt wii wheat
/ IL Was very slow rhe bulk Of buansB con.
sisted OF buying May and selling July
| Provisions were very heavy,
| Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow--v. cat 60
cars. corn 1876 cars, oats ~ cars, hof S.oue
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New York. Apri - The Commercial Nd
vertlser'e London financial catlegram saws
Tho markets here were goad early TO-DAY. New
was sharr reisise Later New York bought
Northern Feciho, causing a general rally o.
tho street.
London April is-conscls for money
lie f-ie; consols for the account 1i0As hir
siive. quiet, 81 T-isd per ounce; MONEY par
cent; rate discount In omen market for short
sld m ntbs' bills 2 a-is nnr cant.
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ST Louia April f. Flour Arm hui IN
changed Wheat Options strong spot strong
or No - red cash elevator 70, track Is
Apr 5htt May 76is luy 7lMITlis No =
hard i0Q13 Corn Options and srot firm No
each "a track spk4s5 April 81, May 23iAa
3si, July 39s,6s27a Oats duh romnally
higher; No Q. cash IS; track 2Sisd29 Ami
= Nav 2llh bid July 2i's hid No whuc
"a RYe 30 Flax seed LIE. Prime timothy
s,cd II. Corn meal snu 81 Bran strong
sacked 60 Hay Timothy weak io0ll IS,
rrpirc stronger & o0da M whisky steady,
"a Cotton ties 90 Baggine sass. Pork
quot, standard mess iohhinE Q t2t Lard =
F,imo steam rs choco On Dry salt meuts
boNeA shoulders iS1it extra short cleAr
a S;ts ribs 90; shorts j.lAir BACON Boxed
shoulders 500. extra short clear a.e5 ribs
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purTER AND EGGS.

CHICAGO April IL Butter Market quiet
and easy creamery 1890 dairy iiisdl7tk.
Eggs STEADY fresh i2%. Cheese--steady /.
creams liA1i2t4
ST Louis, Aprii l9. Butter STEADY creme
ery isd22 dairy iiTia. Frgs-iIisher. ilit.
Kansas CITY. Anrll H. Butter Firm
creamery 1900; dairy IS Eegs-F Firm re-
ctlpts very light supnlv readily disposed of
fresh. Alttouri and Kansas stock IN new
cases. ceees included, II cases returned, lo'k,
New York, Aprl ~ Eggs Recetnts II
lN packageB, FIN; state and PENNSYLVANIA
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ASYLUM FOR INcunABlE INSANE
Grnyson County VIII Care rrop
for Her Unfortunate

sherman, Texas, April line 800
commissioners have ordered pians
specifications for the erection OF an -
asylum for ineurables. The state aos' 4. 1,
sccept incurables. and in consequsp,s i.
class of lunatics is constantly % = ..r.
crease at the aims house ana 'ne a,
modaticns there now are inadsQus". 1T
bath space and strength rms nsrIue -
constructed for the purpose '. haildlns
iuG aop peIsopS b h" can be cared foI ~
er,v Tbe structure win be 4oSso lss M
contain in addition to the regular . sry
mentg ion small cells for the comm ~ -
nt nm, nnrse IN 80 violent that they Sc r..
be HANDLED tngelhcr in the milder '4's'
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NFw oNLEANr-

New Orleans April i2.-The New orlean.
ny, stock eNcnSnse reports as follows:
Receipts and safes uuinisl
Left oNrt--hogs 81
Continued ltsht supply Of an classes a.
butcher cattle; demands good. nrices Hr-n
cows aud hclters on sale: choice sf7i. MARI,
virtually bare q calves and yearlIngs 6elier
grades. choice. MA,
hogs-Cornfed none: choice s.di,s; ma~
Sheep idf's.
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Galveston. April 1.-THE A. F Normun
Live Stock company reports the market "a
follows.
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Rice.
snrd,ne Combine.

The New ioik journal Of Commerce Saws
Il vac reporied that the Chi,aHo carit7Hsts
who arc tald To control the recently iocor-
porared Continental c1mpsnv vSch 10 tho
new name for the American sardne Rn1i
cate. have heeu nacinG large rontracta FOR
tin plate and other fsctory eupnlcs includ
ing canning MACHINERY Nh g Stevens
who has been one at the most aotIve ~ the
parties engaged In hrinFinE ahlui thu corn
line lcff bore on Friday niEht tr the
Fast. wherc ho went II 70 ilnherstooi for
the pufpose II clc7ing the ccNfscf FOR the
purchase ~ several steamers for tte com
rany, ~ " ~ nected to retuu T. Ssw YORK
within few daNf 10 oomplets deal ip ma
cnipfry fer I've nav nlants % the concern
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Chicago, April lA-Tae cattle market TO-DAY
was ploVchlngly slow AID trad was unusu-
pack ard refusing to bid, After business was
taIIF under way prices were bare steady
iaEty Grades sold at 5000. %; ,h1Icc steer,
o'sg19tl; medium 4,10d4sj; beef steers 5000
-; st0ekeTs ana feeders G.S0a 800: bulls
-.eV1. ~ cows and he fcis 3 4Ud4.25. IVES
era ted steers 5.20atj.s0: Texas steers 4Ol4D
%; calves S.5Ua6.00, There was a fairly
oetFe tmand for hogs on local aud Eagttra
snippile account. but buyers succeed d la
nutltE prices about 81 lower On an average
me market ruling very weak from the START
ar y choice 3i5a3.90; heavy paakine Its
4, vi ~ mised 3.6JGl3 Sell; butchers St5
g5.Sra' light 3,6)a3.SO: PIGS .3)d3. 20: bulls
~ sales S.t5u3. IS. Trade "a shesp was brisk
aLn rHces ruled STEADY az the recent al
v49ec Lambs made the bulk OF offerings
9lI SOLD at S50Gos0 for vooled and 4 .75G
9.l2 Tor shorn Gull i,00G4 Isl Colorado lambs
esodaW: Western lambs 5.50d5.75: wool d
sneen io0Q5 90: Texans and Westerns l950
90; heavy exporters 4.I5dlS5: vearl,nps
00l sheen 16CaN
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BANANAG,- Per bunch packed 81 otf Z rs
loose culla 81 a5dt 80.
COCOANuTS--P hundred 81 30.
LEMONS . s. I6G1 90,
ORANGES California navels 81 755ii 90
Cahfornia seedlings s. $4,000
81 kAwBERRIEs- crate, s25odS 10,
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Net Ucceipts mt All U. s. Porte.

Decrease.
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Agrd CourIe Mnrrle0

WaNahachie Texas, Apfh rs.
cid couple called on Justice So .-, ~
-terday and was married lps ~ Jsrs
j. n. Vaughan and the bride T0 si' vel y
King. e5 and so respee'iFeis
Waco or a bridal tour
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Ncw Norls Grnin nnd rroyislnn,.

90 ovports 40 oiS; spot Arm; No red Sais
options closed drm on crop news at &c net ad
vance: MAY 1iia July 16is; September ,lA
If Jog hriucr Wool atoady Pig iron war.
rants dun and nominally 1850 Lake copper
nominal; May IS 10 Tin lower and easy
- nn2i 49, Lead ls7ts bid. spelter hrm
q 5Oif6 50
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Port o. sstine ossr Texas Aprii r.,
Arrived
Schooner Edward II. Blake. Smith Tampicc.
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. MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
strong Assertions ms TO just What
the Remedies VIII DO.

sinnyon guarantees
that bis rheumatism
Cure will euro nearly
all cases OF rheuma.
tism IN a few hours:
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion an.
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
OF all cases OF kidney
trouble: that bis Cr-
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing. that his
Headache Cure Will cure
any kind OF headache In
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure Will
otilclziy brenk IN aly
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa re railway
II bales; International and Great Northern,
hSh; Galveston, Houston and Henderson 1881
Nifsonri. Kansas and Texas, sol Galveston,
In Porte and Houston, 200; barge Alice, $50.
TT tall 83i1
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tcssclH In Fort.
STEAMSHIPS.

s. Alamo. Hl1. NV Yotk
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LIVE STOCK
HOUSTON,
nters 4 Hotcbkls. i've stock commlssl0a
GALVESTON.

" Y oSaHSs in condition Of market sHeo l3si
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Iaah quOlatIOns wero as follows:
Flour-Quiet and steady.
Wheat--No. > spring 1ld72, No. sprA "a
GO No red ,3n75ia.
Curn-No. >. 5ii2 No. . yellow 34&dss{ \
oats--No 2 2ln27h, No, white 5OG3iN =.
white 20Ad30A. Y
Rye No . 53it
Barley--No. ., 39dtT.
Flax secd-No. I. 100: new l.e3h
Timothy deed--prime $50.
Mess pork--per Dbl S.90f1S "a.
f.ard-~Per mo lbs, 5.t2d5 10.
Short ribs Sides Loose 4. i6d4 so.
d ~ sailed shoulders RoNed, t21isGfi.Se
Short clear sidcs-Boxed. 4 .S5ft l95.
Whsky-Per gal, ! 90
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COTTON an sIITppoApp.

For Hayre--ss Carolina 1908.
For Hamburg--Ss Tasso 7pe, 90 IncharroL
17u. SIS Glanton 2i0
line e61s-
Total on shlpbcard s475 bales.
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y Louis. Aprii l2 Csttl,- Rsceints ,4,o
ihcludne 1900 reNars; market sliw and vssL
is ig 70 srod native shipoing and cynori seer,
dressed beet and butcher Ftte-s a. ~ -
slesis rndsr le@ n1pnds s.sS1 y. stscters
ane e degs 81 4s1; cows and helfsrs : M
bulls 'Sns s. tanners s,d s.
hsrsrs IsH4oo Hog -Recsipts i, ~
marker siiee- srd sctiye Yatite mutto5s 4. az
H5'te' lfmhr loffSsa, the ten for spr,nes
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s,'';AR.

New York Apri e. Sugar Raw strong.
fair refining iS-i6. centrifugal % test
4 la-i6; molasses sugar. l5-l1, refined, hrn
and active,
New Orleans, Auril 10 Sugar-Quict; ooen
kettle akI4. omen kettle coatr fuRal 9 a-i6d
g-l6. eentrifugal whites I 1878. yellow,
4tsa494 seconds 2Ad4 SIG. Molasses quiet .
centrifugal 6di6
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form OF cold and on through the entire list OF
remedies At oil druggists. rs cents vial.
II you need medical advice write Prof. Munyon,
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Houston's sross receipts OF cotton by tho
various railroads entering the city we're as
tol'ows:
Houston and Texas Central ......... 46
International and Great Northern. -, 6S7
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio. S.
Texas and New Orleans. ...........
Houston East and West Texas ... 2Si
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. ........
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ~
Missouri. Kansas and Texss,......... ISL
Total .... - / IA
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Wv VTIeNus' NFIII = LUZ ~ U','I7 y
refined. tierce, S .62isffb Is pure lar0 S7'aG
90. boxed meats dry salt shoulders 100,
sides g. t2in bacon, clear rlh sides a.76n5 Si's
hams chuice sugar cured Sis6f9h. Riee
steady. ordinary 10 gond S6t4ai Flour. grain
ana feadstuns steady Flour-ENtra fancy
clas Is, patents 4.o1iii.lO Corn meal 1880
1 9ib Bran e hay-prime liO9dls.9o,
io4iiS,5 mixed i2i6, yellow 49M, Oats No 2
sacked 81
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MARINE ,SrELLrenNc-.

Port OF Galveston. April u
ARRIVED
SIS Carolina. Lanvilan, Rio dc Ianeiro.
CLEARED
SO Alamo. HiX New York,
SAILED
Sa Alamo HiN. New York
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pRIED FRUITS ANp NUTS.

APPLES Fanny evaporated, 60-lb boxes
l0c; lib cartons l0lsc choice evaporated. IN
bulk. 50-lh 9hc; fancy sliced. III ao-lb boxes
5iae.
ArRIcoTs Per III. loose. 14c; 1'Ac in lib
cartons.
ClTRoN- In l0-ib boxes, lac
CURRANTS--ln bbls &c, 25-lb boxes. clean
ed bulk, Iac; lib cartons Sc
PEACHES EVaporsted, unpeeled, lo@llc.
RAlslNS California 3-crown = l.. boxes.
81 CO. !. box l.. l.. ralsins 60G65c a-crown l..
N taisins, 50-lb boxes, Sc. 3-crown l.. NJ.
raittuE, A0-ih boxes &c.
FRUNES- California. so-50s Pc 60.7os 10,
40 sUs 6thc S0-eo1 &C. 90-lCos iNabieo
NUTS Brazil lNc per III; hlherts Sicily lie,
Naples i2isc welnuts iac peanuts 5d5,sG;
almonds, Taragona, lsc per 10 IN sacks. pc
cars "a So Italian chestnuts Zoe per ib.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13
l1orsroN nANK cLrAR1NGs.

FallewiuE ar. the elearances Of the Houston
bank for tho week thus far and for the eorfo-
spending time last year together with the In
crease or decrease;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13

New York, April rs Mum, Son Co.
say OF cotton; Another narrow, unInterestlng
market was experienced today. The absence
OF speculative interest gives the market a
weak look. Although the future promises
many things favorable to the bulls. the pres
ent waiting policy will doubt tire out hold
crs and liquidation will cause further de-
cline in the near months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-13

400: stockers and feeders 3.75GD5.25; butcher
COWS and hcifcr, S.30d4 50; Gamers 2S9fse:
butcher bulls S00m4.15 Western steers SsSg
10: Texans 90SI4 40. Hogs Receipts ia.si
40; fairly active demand scr Logs. Tut tuv,
ers insisted on lowe, prices htavy S.ssfSIs:
mixed &.55d3.7O; light 3.fjni.I; pgs a.lsl
business in sheep and lambs was liberal:
prices were for the most par' enchanted:
srriEg lambs $50; fed spriag lambs i5oGgs1;il
wethcrs ! 25dI.S5; ewes 3s9I4 %, siocksfi
aud feeders 3. 2Sd4 ~: cullB 2.0odS.25