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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-30
Rev. j. j. Taylor Called TO No rfolk

Norfolk, Va. May 24-Free Mason
Street Baptist church tonight extended
unanimous call to Rev. j. Judson Tay-
Tor, D.. D., of Mobile, Ala, to succeed
DR.. NJ. B. Wharton, who resigned to
go to Baltimore. DR.. Taylor will come
here, look the field over. and preach
June 5th.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-30

Hamburg, May 25.-The British
steamer B~riarden, from Galveston via
Norfolk, which arrived here YESTERDAY.
suffered from heavy weather on the At
lantic. The Briarden. which was ten
days from Norfolk, reported the wealth
Ell having been very tempestuous, re-
sulting in much damage about deck.
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Sick Headaches

The curse of overworked womankind,
are quickly and surely cured by Karrs
Glover Root Tea, the great blood puri-
fer and tissue builder. Money refund
ed IL not satisfactory. Price % cts. and
80 eta. For sale by r ?. Beilauy
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Bryan I'm Illinois

Pittsfield, Ill, May 24.-Twenty thou
sand persons gathered here today to
listen to William jennings Bryan. One
hundred guns were fired at sunrise in
honor of the arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan. Mr.. Bryan's speech in the af-
ternoon was along the usual lines.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-30

Philadelphia, May 23.-The Grand
Central railway, Of England, has plac-
ed IN order for twenty locomotives with
the Baldwin works of this city. An
other English railway,the Great North
ern. recently ordered a number of en-
gines from the Baldwin works.
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WHEAT CLOSED AT A LOSS.
DUE TO HEAVY COUNTRY oFFEn-
INGs AND LARGE RECEIPTS.
Corn Closed lac Higher. Oats Lost
1-Sc and Provisions Were strong
MT an Advance.

Chicago July s-After an early advance Of
80 today, the market turned weak or heavy
country offerings and closed with net loss
Of sc Corn ruled Independently strong and
closed &c higher. oats lost isc. Provisions
were strong. pork advancing zoe. lard isszc
and ribs i5e.
Wheat opened hdAc higher for September.
Traders were Inclined to avoid new commit
tails to either side In view OF the government
crop report due next Monday Reports from
North Dakota to the effect that scourge Of
Erasshoppcrs was feared brought some buy
ing. but the bulls appeared -kneed. and
after getting September up to 7iis there was
a grand rush to secure prohts. The market
became greatly congestad and halt an hour
before the close September slid of TO TSi.
The close was only shade above the lowest
at 7s&d53s.
Primary receipts while still extremely
heavy. showed STEADY falling OF. Ch!cagu
received sS cars. Minneapolis ana Duluth So
cars.
Corn ruled hrm. Influenced principally by
were go cars. Crop reports were generally
favorable. Total exports fer the week OF over
i.Oo4.@o hrshels-mcre than twice the amount
exported the same week OF last year-helpeG
to strengthen the market
Oats were dull and fsaturel.ss The cash
demand was extremely light aud checked spec
uiaiion; receipts 2sI cars.
Provisions were active and strong from
star; to finish.
Estimated receipts for Monday-wheat ise
ears, corn SO cars, oats - cars, hogs ioeA
head.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port o, Galveston. July 7.
ARRIVED.
Sch C. S. Glldden, Fales, Baitimors.
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tail there is nothing worthy OF note, except,
perhaps. that the optimistic are predicting :. a
hNety July this expectation based on the
TACT OF generally light stocks throughout tae
country. as counter 10 this. otners urge
mat u Is the tina 10 go SLOW. although
soneeding In the same breath that trade tie
euirements VIII! have TO be met whether or
no. and that anything like normal move
ment Will draw heavily on the present depletsi
stocks of domestic and furei On. Adyicss from
the South note steady but restricted demand
at former range OF values. Gables and corte-
spoadence from abroad present no new feat
ures- Arrivals keep pace with the weekly
All. holders OF choice sorts. however. having
me advantage, as hut small per cent OF
present cargocs are yielding high grade.
Talmagt. Now Orleans. teiegraphs Louisi-
ana crop movement TO date; Receipts. rougn,
IlI.Sp9 sacks; last year Qnclusive OF amount
carried over. Sis74a sacks. Sales, cleaned
tesiimatedl. lTs.i92 barrels. last year. l22, sas
barrels. Market steady with Increased in
qniry.
Taimage. Charleston, telegraphs carolins
crop movement to date; Receipts. cleaned,
- ~ barrels: sales. ss.5os barrels; market
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no CLARION IN LAvAcA COUNTY.

HllIetsyIIe. Texas. july 5,--WCduesdav q
last week ahou, 5p head Of 2yesroid hsifers
were delivered "a; this piace go purchasers far
shipment 10 the Territory. Neither the sill
ers or purchasers reside here. on account Of
washouts trains were mot running and cattle
were ueBned and fad 90 h7y. 81 Friday MANY
Of them were sick and DIVING and stems were
taken TO secure services uf an EXPERT gcterln-
nrY surgeon. but none could be had Finally,
Ar. " J Moon OF the live stock commission
was communicated VitA and he came here On
the 80 and after an Investigation decided that
the cattle were not suffering from any ron
tsgious disease but from exhaustion. having
hcen driven too severely ana EXPOSED 70 heavy
rains Last night the cattle were shipped 10
the Territory At least fifty died while here.
The local authorities had these burned. The
cattle were brought here trom about Alice.
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LINCOLN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Meeting at Brenhnm Postponed I'm
I'll July 20.

~ 'he haltor OF The Post.
Rockdale, Texas, July 4.-pleass an.
nounce through your valuable columns 70
ene representatives OF the one hundred
ana sixty churches composing the ROC
uiar Missionary Baptist Lincoln associa-
vssi VI iexas, which adjourned In Gal.
i ,Oo annual session at Brenham. Wash
Ihston county, July 5, 1899, that since rhe
majority OF these churches are sitnated
on the Houston and Texas Central from,
S,emond 10 Houston and on the Gulf
c coivrano and Santa Fe from Temple to
oalveston and on the InternationaI ana
ereat Northern from Franklin to pecE-
p pa.e and and on the San Antonio and Aransas
rass from Lott to Lexington. and s,ncs
.nese sections are so damaged as 10 inc..
p "a, travel for some time, by virtue Of
Inv y, hereby postpone time OF meet
ing OF said body to July 2s 1889 same
in July. "t,h SUNDAY
:. Moderator. Chapel Hill Texas
H. a. campbell, Corresponding Secretary
Austin. Texas.
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New York. July s.-The cotton uarke, open
ed steady Ia tone, with prices : 20 ! points
higher on quite active general buying. atimu-
lated by firm Liverpool cables auG diseunr-
aging accounts form the heart OF the Texas
cotton territory. an uEfavorable review Of
seFYe to help matters so far as shOfts we're
concerned AID revived confidence 10 tile bud
ranks. From the start the beag interests were
the leading buyers. with European hrokei S
close seconds. Commission houses had mod
crate number OF orders which helnea swell
the demand ard buoy prices to a higher level!
Sentiment was fsyoreoly disposed toward the
staple ia the main the IDEAS concerning the
damase done by floods In Texas having under
gone considerable change over night The
market for fntures closed steady, with prices
to points net higher.
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CHICAGO. July s.--There we're not enough
cattle receipts today to make market. There
we're scattering sales at 4.G0d{9): prices
stiii boiling good despite a little weakening
during the past few DAYS. There was an ac-
tive local aad shipping demand for hogs today
tho prices advancing 6GlOc per 100 pounds.
The suopiv was we'll taken At 7rd4.f5 for
heavy. 8. spds ceip for mixed and butcher
weights and g.. S5d4 06 for light weighs. Pigs
brought 3.50fii N2if aud culls AID rough lcts
2 oea2.71. Today's supply Of sheen vas TOO
small TO amount 70 anything. a good share Of
the supply being CONSUMED direct TO iacal
shippers. Prices were little more than nom
inBl > Cod3 90 for cuils IN 10 SOFAS 40 for
urime Hncks. Yearinss were uuotahle az 3. %
Ge 90 and sprlng lambs s.00G5 30. Receipts
Cattle 80. hogs l7.oo0 sheep 1000.
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VuUtIuuIF TOT HIncIIpb AZ ofher spot mar
-. together with the sales:
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HIDES AND WOOL,


In letter from Thomas j. Meehan e. Co.
the canned goods situation in Baltimore Is re-
viewed as follows, Another week OF actiyit f,
and advancing prices closed with every arti-
Gle in the list strong at the top figures ana
with Indications of higher prices next week
on certain lines II has not been a difncuit
thing 10 forecast the market successfully sim
ply because the handwriting on the wall
was plain enough to read. The safety In the
G aimee, sooas market lay in the fact that the
Improvement in prices started from n low
basis, not from high basis. ana therefore the
element o. danger from reactions was not
In our views about the course o; tho mart,si
ana the results show how correct we have
p psss continues aG market Ts End STANDARD
apples closes next5keek; the fresh Srr,t Il
scarce and higher "The demand for corn has
Increase, ane a semarkably. Prices on small fruits
are very hrg. String beans are very active
beans to s2isc. They are strong and look
Nke gong higher Lima beans are 70d75c.
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81. Louis. July s.-Wheat-No. ? red, cash
74s. july 72Ts; September 4741I47s Decem-
Der II; 40 hard n. Corn-No. :. cash "a;
July SSis, September 33is. Oats--No. ;, case
2eh July 23r September 20S.; No. white
2sis. Pork hrn, 500. Lard higher. prime
steam a. IS: choice $40 Flour dun and un-
changed. Corn meal steady, l.sy5, So. Bran
scarce and firm sacked. eaet trace. 81. Hay
steady timothy I .SeQi0.So 80; new prairie 500
%. old $50 Whisky steady. l.26. Cotton
ties and bagKins unchanged. Dry salt meats
nominal: boxed shoulders 5.l2ia. extra short
clear SPY: clear ribs q clear sides $50.
Bacon strong, boxed shoulders $50. eIt.a
short clear 5.e2ia; clear ribs 5.sI5s; clea:
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. July ---Catte-Receipts 6ip
natives. $40 Texans liberal supply for sat
ufdAY that sold at good prices Light supply
this week caused Q general advance in price.
amounting TO l5a25c for the most drsirah's
lunches. with palmer grades siesdy az 10
hiEher Heavy native steers brOught 25Gt5 81:
medium light i5be!5 %; stDckers and feeders
3.1sG5. y. butcher COWS ana neifcrs .. 59iti5o:
Gamers 2.50G5 Is: butcher nulIs z. 25Gi 25;
Texans a.601i.77h. Hoga-Rsceipts ZOO:
trade brisk nrines strong with local packers
ard shippers buying. Heavy 3.9oGf .oi mixed
S.C9fi4, 90; light 3.709i %; pigs :. soGf3 10
sheep--Receipts 300: good demand. market
ruled nrm. unchanged prices, Native spring
lambs brought ..Sa6 IS; range lambs 5 500
so; mediums 4.Qtfl5 80, stockers and feeders
3.09fii. 80: culls l.50H5.0o.
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NV Ynrk. Inlr -whsat-Reseipts l2s $50.

Now 4ork, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, Fo1,
exports 47,7s0; sales $50 bushels futures
and 1Sfoo0 bushels spot; spot strong: No.
red SOS o. b, afoat 7SA elevator; No.
Northern Duluth Siat +, oh afloat TO arrive.
Options closed strong at hThsc net advance
july 79is September 70; December S05s Hides
steady Galveston 20 to = pounds. isiz al:
Texas dry. p 20 30 pounds. i2iadi3 California,
y 70 % pounds 1Sla Leather steady: heni
lock sole Buenos Ayres, light to heavy weight,
20tsGslE Wool steady domestic fleece 10 a
=: Texas 1916. Cotton seed oil quet but
hrm: prime crude 2ii prime crude O. d.
mills iSdlSis prime sumyer yellow 266ree =
of summer yellow 25iA: butter grades ard
urime winter yellow 3o132; prime white - n
Metals--The brokers price for lead is $50
and for copper u 50: metal exchange closed
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. July s.-Three per cent rentss 1e1t
27isc for the account.
New York. July s.-Totsl sales of stocks to-
day were $50, 437 shares, including Sugar 1880,
Atchison 1900. Burlington 1900.
New York. July S-Bank cleariugs today
S226 AS, SIG; balances, SlO9ll,S54.
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New York Money.

New York, July s.-Money on call steady az
4 per cent: prime mercantile paper 3ai per
cent; sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.s7Gt SIX for
demand and 4. ssBd4 IS for sixty days; posted
rates 4. s694 $50 and Assn: commercial Bills
IS; silver certificates 60dsl bar silver 6oss,
Mexican dollars 47s4. State bonds inactiye
railroad bonds firm; government bonds steady.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. July s.--Esgs- Receipts lsls
packages: irm for fancy. demorallsed for ia
ferior; Western HisQl5ii; no more Southern.
Chicago. July SHUTTER weak: creamery
lsl441s; dairy iiai5h. Eggs steady. ish
Cheese hrfn. ei4Ga,
Kansas City, July s.-Eggs unchanged: goot
irral inquiry. but storage demand Ess fallen
on considerably; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, hrsts. cases returned. 10.
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Kansas City, July S.-Whpat-Septembs
ssfs; cash. No . hard e.; No. red 5Ogi!:
No spring 6fG5T. Cons eptember ao5z.
cash No mixed 30 No. . white 22Z. Oats
No white esis. Recepts-Wheat a. so, corn
$500 oats 1000. Shipments-Wheat 400. corn
is 200, oats 20eQ.
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SUGAR.

New orleans. July s.--sugar quiet; open
seconds SG4A Molasses duh; centrifugal
sGl4
New York, July s--Sugar--RAw steady; fsI,
rehning s15-i6. centrifugal 90 test 4'Tis.
moiassas sugar is-is Refined ahou, stsady
70 arm and active; No. 10, Az; No II. ~,
No ig ISIS; No. Is. tii-is mould a "a.
standard A and eonfeetioners' A 81; grsna.
lated 81.
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DRIrD FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPIEs-FsncY evaporated. 5o-lh boxes,
l6tbc; lib cartons lie, fancy evaporated. in
bulk. 50-lb los: fancy sliced. In 50-lb boxes.
SIC.
APRICoTs- ID loose lac; 1850 IN lib
cartons.
CITRoN-In Job boxes. lsc.
CURRAN1S-In hbls. SC: 25-lb boxes, clean
ed bulk 7l5c. lib cartons Sc.
EACHES-Eva porated. unpeeled. 10Illc.
RAISINS-California. 3-crown l.. l.. boxes
81 50: a box H. l. raisins 6oaSSc 2-crown L.
NJ rasins. sob boxes. &C; S-crown l.. NJ
PRUNEs"caiHorats. 5o-5os &c: so-7os si4e;
TO-S9s Size: so-s0s SC a0-100s tI2c.
NUTS-BraEil Zoe per III fiiberts. Sicily llc:
Naples l2t5c. waluuts PC: peanuts. fancy
hand picked etsc: No Is 4a.M5c; almonds,
Taragona lie per h. in sacks, peeans, SGGc;
italian chestnuts i0c per ID.
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St Louis, July S.--Cattle--Recsipts 200. all
Texans: steady to arm; fair 10 choice native
shipping aud export steers 4.S5el5. as; fancy
worth b.h5. dressed beef ana butcher steers
fiDd5.S 50; steers under 1000 pounds s.7o95 Is.
stoekers and feeders s.0eG4ss. cows ana heif-
ers 261N5 %: bulls 2.6Sui.eo. Gamers .59ff
81; Texas and Indian steers .ep95 .00i cows
and heifers 2;2sai % Hogs.- Receipts $500 ca
. sSG2 s5. butchers 5.soffA .e5. shesp--Reeelpts
500; steady; native mutions ssfii so. spring
lambs 4.2516.e9: culls and bucks 59d4 %:
stockers 2.5o33.25i TEXAS muttons 2.7bf5a TO-
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ARKANSAS PAss,-Ths largest w.tar.
melon In this Vicinity up to date was raiseg
oy Mr. J, T. Yorker. II yelshed ,sIxt,.
eight and half pounds. s1 Way
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HOUSTON Wholesale PRICES.


These quotations are revised daily and their
cesrec,ness can be relied uron. The prices are
these ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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FRUITS.
WIRF AND NAILs.

GALVANIZED Gllddon sS,Ioi WankeEan, g 90.
Nails. So .o5 base. Advances for common
over base: Cd. zoe; Sd. -sc; "a and 3D. 3Qs.
"a soc. si, Zoe: iOd and led. Sc. Quotations
srs for less than car lots.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRUITS-Piueapples 2-lb, eve
ess and s s S .enaa sO . gftsd
sorted. 75c; peaches. 2-lh full weight a.15;
CANNED VEGETABLES tomatoes. .3-lb
iul weight $1,000: Glib full weight 65I7o.;
ohra and tomatoes. Glib soc; Lima beans 2-lo
ful weight soc string beans, 2-lh full weight
81 80 red kidney beans. 2-lh full weight So;
marrowfst peas a-lb full weigh, poe; early
can an pttit pois pens. fancy 2-6 fun w.lght
81 .65Ii rs: asparagus, california. 2p:-lb s. 90
corn. Auburn cream. 2-lb full weisht 81 .leb
LIS; a No. 2-lb full weight sl.ooal'lO; Blue
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard ~
10 Reaches, lemon. cling $500 ~ ., eyei.ow
ricois sI5Grl So; Bartlett nears ,si.S5lfi co.
assorted 81 G0dsi 6S standard 2H-lh peaches.
low Crawford 81 'oafi5 81 apricots si.4en -;
yellow Crawford 1901 "a: aprleets S.ha1
80: Bartlett pears si.7Saiso'
GRAIN AND HAY.
Garland ,nts ? O. b. cars from millers;
dealers S'e charge 5Ps; from store 5Gioc more per
100 lbs on bran. ease ner hushel on oats and
corn, ana loal5e ner l0o lbs 80. on hay hay SUI.
CHOPPED CoRN--per 100 his. 7sc.
coRN-No. 2 smoked i2G4se per Blu.
oATs--Texas, 5000 per bu.
NILLET SEEIl--.5c.
SORGHuM-s5c per hushei.
WHEAT sHoRTss,;,ssac, psg 100 lbs:
M M' a. ssis.dcailo per ton Timothy
40 50f7iA 90. south Texas prairie hay s., 00G
6 90: North Texas So oofflo'oo-
FRUITS.
APPLES-?5da5c.
pRICOTs-Calitornis. PER crate uf5.
BLACK BERRIFS--s5ensl :eo:
ERRIES--Callfornia 81 80
GRAPES-Texas i01eoc for 4-haskst crates:
Texas Delaware. 7-ih baskets. 20rSNc,
LEMoNS-s4 .O0G+ 80.
PLUMs--Per peck eSd sSc: one-thlrd bushels
sxrTSS. california per crate sl.y5.
PEACHEs-per neck and one-thira bushels
boxes soaeoc; i-basket crates eoashci Cali
fornia. sl.2s.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Once Of Tbs Post.
Houston, saturday. July 5,

Houston, Saturday. July 5,
There has been but liitle done by the job
hing trade this week outside OF furnishing
provisions for the food sufferers. The rail
roads that were damaged by washouts and the
loss OF bridges have not ye, been able to re
pair tho damages so as TO get their trains
further out than these places. and shipment
Of goods is impossible This, however. is
hoped 10 be remedied next week. and then
the wholesale houses win be taxed to their
capacity TO MI the orders. Stocks OF country
merchants have been greatly diminished and
they Will be forced to place large orders In
consequence.
Tho fruit market today was very quiet Re-
ceipts were light and prices remain I'M
changed. The nrst liberia peaches were re-
ceivei. which commanded good price-sod
SIC for one-third busheI boxes. There are
plenty OF csntaloupes and watermelons TO
supply the demand and some to spare.
Lemons are quoted steady at unchanged
prices for fancy and extra fancy grades.
Chickens are very scarce and viii bring
fancy prices Tor limited quantity.
The retail tards today has been good, tho
streets and stores being crowded with shop
peTs.
While there were enough vegetables on the
market to supply the demand. yet there has
been a large decrease from tho past two or
three weeks. due. no doubt. to the excessive
rains.
Aceording TO sdyices from Smyrna, the ng
crop has been damaged to some extent by the
continuous drouth.
Boston adyices quote American sardlnes at
s. .sSa2,75 per case for Quarter oils and 50 for
thres-quarter mustards The market is strong
er on mustards than on oils.
The Rice Markets.
Dan Talmages Sons company OF New York
say OF this rice market:
Between the glorious Fourth" and tho two
preceding half business isys. the period COW
cred BY this report Is a BADLY clipped wees.
The movement foots up about thTee-fourths
the preceding equal period; the former ratio.
therefore. 10 more than maintained. In de-
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Houston Daily starem-n..
Houston Spot Quotations.
Spots closed quiet aud unchanged: sales


Galveston = Spots closed easy and un
changed.
Low ordinary. ..aE Nld5IinR sx
ordinars .....s is-is Coed .mIddlirE e%
goo , oIG,nary'--t s-is NEEDING fair .tA
New orieans--spots closed steady and IN
changed.
Low ordinary.3 NIdaline az
Orninary ;..t.-,sh Good mlddling 81
Low msddilng. a 1875 Sales ..,.'ir55
New York-Spots closed quiet. i-Isc IN.
9ood ofdlnary..'5ts Good middlIng..g 9-le
Low ,miaaiins--,s- Aiddilpg iair...7 l-l6
Liyerpool--Spots rloref steady and nm
changed; demand light; harriet excited; sales
COO. imports 1000.
Ordinary. ,.....2 1872 MIddiing ..sil-ss
Good ordlnsry - si-sg Good unfolding 4 s-lS
Low nniddiing,-.s see Middiins fair. g q IL
Qrotatioas for middilpg a. other SPOT tnar-
ksfss together with the saIrx.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. July s.-The New Orleans live
stock exchange reports:
Reeepts-Cattle Al. calves and yearlings ST.
saies-cattle IS. calves and yearlInss lei,
hngs 10
On hana-cattle 80, calves ava yeariings 30.
sheen 500.
Price, strong at yesterdays figures; re-
eeipts Of good stock continue light and insult
heient for demand.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

~ t4fAe'N liNrH' $40 81
Owing n washout receipts 81 stock are light.
trashy stuff not wanted strong demand for
corn hogs Of 10 rounds ana up. Carload lots
Of coTn hogs can always be sold on arrival
AZ market price. Saunders & Hotckhis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-09
GALYEsrnN cnTToN RECEIprs.

BY International and Great Northern. g
bales: by Galveston. Houston and Henderson.
so bales. Total. 20 bales.
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Galveston. july S.-The A. p. Norman
Live Stock r@mpanY reports thu market as
I fCtinUE.
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GALVESTON sTArgMr sr.
COTTON on sHTpBoARD
GALVESTON STOCK .

For Liyerpool-Per So Capela. $3.50.
For New York-Per Mallory line. s73.
Total 1902.
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In spite Of adverse circumstance there has
been no scarcity OF stock the past week. ana
tho urCsuects are that receirt5 VIII he liberal
SO soon as TRANSFORMATION Is restored.
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PRonucH.

BEANS-Navv 2aSI.c; BAYOU sac: Eng
iish dried. 2,sc: plnks. SIC: Lima SC: black
eyes 5i5c.
BUTTER-Blue Star lec: dairy lsc: Elgin
creamery 2iff22c. Elrin dairy bricks l6c; cleo
margarine solids ice; prints lie; special Blue
Star Ice; Texas country butter 61l5c
CABBAGE-9iz dc per ID.
CHEESE-New York fun cream 12isGiSc:
Wisconsin fun cream i2i4Gl3; Young America
itdIiac: Western skim llc fancy rolls full
cream 12c Longfellows 1Sc.
EGGS-TeSas. &c per dozen.
ONIONS-Per ID. &c Der bnshel f.oo.
PEPPER-Chile i5ai7c per H. black singa-
poTATGEs-Ne Irish. 5oR6oc per hu.
POULTRY-Hens ss.25G275; fryers 81 COG
. n: broilers 81 .eeTl 70. Turkeys hens 81 Is
al co. robblers s6.eGdI7 90 per dozen, ac-
coriipg to Size and Gualits. Ducks. 50. 005
s. .. Geese g G0l5.50. full teathcred.
TOMATOES-Fer hnshal. q 0lll q.