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st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. Louis, Auril -Flour-Stronger un-
changed Timothy seed Steady. go for or
binary Cornmeal-Higher, 2o5a2iO Bran
Scarce and frm sacked east track mixed
nv Hay STEADY timothy 1870 prair.e
650Gi6G0 Nhiskev-Steady, 81. Cotton ties
l,S0 BagEius 67s67ss. Hemp twine 2 Dry
salt meats boxed-Higher. extra shorts 6 e.
clear ribs 6s1ik. clear sides T.i2is. Bacon
hoNed--Higher. extra shorts 1.25, clear ribs
wheat $4,000. corn 10000 oats 90oo ship
merits Flour 5000 whea, sI0000 corn iiR.0aD
cats ie,e00. Wheat-No. red cash T2As April
i2ih May 5iss, July 6Sla, No. hard 6Su67,
Corn No, cash s9N April S9b May aa7ssl
90 July i0Ns Oats No cash "a April
2aA May 25%, July =, W. . white 20
pork-Hgher. lobb,ng 1900 for old 1870 for
now. Lard Higher. prime steam $50. choice
6.55.
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Bran is said to he scarce aD'
very light. The market Is p'r y, 4
given. Alfalfa and timotps III
prices and are now brinslns
before at this season Of the W.
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CANNED GOODS

CANNED fRIITs-Pineappies, 2-lb, eye
less and coreless 81 S5a2 co. lib extra gra ed
s2;COq2 .. 2-lb standard, sliced si.5O; pears.
l-lb standard 90c peaches, lib standard, 81 30
Ql.55. standard 81 ,251l SO 2-lb seconds 81 10
~ 10; 3-lb standard 30 2-lb pie s! .JGuLlO:
SID pie 81 lSul..0.
CANNED VEGETABLES--Tom s.Ib,
full weight, s5dsOc; 2-lb full weight 654Ioc
okTa and tomatoes. 2-lb zoe; Lima beans, Pin
fun weight, 15e string beans a-ib fun We. Oh,
15c, A No, / stringiess beans, lib tull weight
81 so red kidney beans, 2-lb full weight Sc
marrow fat peas. 9Th iull weight, 81 lO6ii %,
early June peas fancy. e-ib full weight. 81 S0;
American petit pos peas fancy 2-lb fuli
weight SleS8l 81 asparagus, California ~
ID, 500: corn, Auburn cream. 2-lb fuu weight
81, i0d1l5; \ No. 2-lh FULL weisnt 81 e5iil. IL.
Blue Ridge 2-lb s0dS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard III
ID peaches lemon cling g f572. %. yellow
Crawford si,s59l2 oo blsgk cherries sgi0a
also; strawberries A.s5; plums 81 $50 a.
Shapes 81 SSH %. seconds i0c per dozen les,
than extra standard prices
CANNED MEATs-corned beet, I'm 81 e5
elh s.. 40. Potted ham. quarters 5Sc: halye,
500 Lunch tongue, lib s. 10. Vienna SAD,
sage, islh 95c.
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stock this day .....,. ..,.,''.-'...''' 5Su' 5lS
stock this dav last week, ..,',-'''''''' .Ss'6695
9stlit tbis senson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. erSw
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Spots closed steady: rfiees &c IN.
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New, York, Aprll Us. Mum & o.. saw
Rio advanced Is res, geceipts i0h0 stocl, ~
oe0. exchange 3-lGd a decline s' W n, ~,
santos declined 100 reis. receipts soSS s,ess
as2eoo Small receipts and decreasing uS s.gSs
stocks, together with big ronsf,nn,in,
promise good advance We think sooner 81 /,
New York. April = coHec-Spo, Rio ,,,.,
No. ln nS So NJ, jobbns ss,. mia mia
tuyss opened nrm Al uushssees' i N.Y., tor ~.
points adNaues, Further sdsancss 70 y
on covering WITH demand me, NJ points
TIC snssast.ons vas checked by un ssssasfs
spathy IN spot msrLeis. Ths W. caplinRea
sseaty ~ net unchanged nrieer ~ a s.esed
siNsnoe Total sales lSooo bsss y noinss
Msy "a }Sy s.sAas@ august s;o s .sonns
seenrber 'osusi 70. February ssa ~, he-
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t,o,n Houston Raging alb ID'Ac' sA-io
iizq79,c Arrow ties sl-S0Hl 90, .. s,Las4e
CANDY stick wrapucd. basis - o'sSVNS
per ID. special sizes nc niRhsr,s,tc. Gran.
,,s ',,ii veight fis.c. Electric lights NC;
cEMENT-Porsland s2.75a3.2S; HOsenus''
COFFEE Rio. fair. gssaicc: prime 1919 GaSs
80 % I5osstes coffess: Arbuckles Afiosh.
bssis main case. 19 &C delivered 5e-ip
cases isTo delivered. Lion. l9o-in oasss'
sRACkERs~A b soda bulk; boxes &C. &C:
IL cartons 7i4c ginger snaps ee, eIe] i1
81: stage blanks exc; cakes ana lu1ppieSS vave
FLouR-,IeSas star aiii Nynnb '5 81 60; Sea
Jewei 500. rye -four $3.50; pumper ulekel
So 10 Special rates for shipments 20 ln'st h.n
points Quarter eacks are ,es nis ,nan baif
half sacks and WOOD Loo n'Snei
80 FIAR1NAcEous GOODS -trltg. hominy and
cream meal 10 barrels. 81 65d2fe' psari 1 t,as
in 4O-ib sacks. sl.70dl.s1 per ebl OF Io ~
sacks: scotch oats s2.5oi Friends, oats s2.'O'
Columbia oaIs $40. Hawkeye oats ~.
LARD-Refned tierce. COMPOUND; o7sHoilsv,
leaf iiac 5o-lb cans 70 nikhner 'n ~
tlercos, l0-lb cans NC higher o-in eans 'S
higher 3-lb cans le higher. -. ha,,s az
HAMS-Standard 1lgliisc' picnic MANS 90
dsAc. -oaeo. 49, Gallon. Ia
so-ib cans extracted 5d6c 10 comb sollc'
| in f2-ib cans. extracted 5arIc; pound Sec
tions 1Odl3c, =, Ok
LIME-Buik 800 per Dbl. coopered ~ 20.
| MOLAgsEs. ReboIled fair 1884 dlsc. prime
! 20d2lc. choice 255t26c, iaicy new crop ssi"p
! 32G3sc: pure new crop syrup 45c. %.
| MILK Gold Medal IS so; Masnola A'eV'
| Eagle 500 Empire $3.50. -,
| PfCKLES-Ffye- gallon kegs Sl-75; lV-gaiIon
| kegs zoo ,l-bbls $40. pints' American
! styIs. $4,000 quarts, American style VI,
y gallon s. 00@3 Is; gallon, American SV'S
| 50. i563. 25. 1-gallon Hexagon S9,Oo. "a
| RICE Extra fancy head titsbc' cholgs 'e
| bjkc. fair lhM5c. fancy imported 6ls4oA,T-;
/ RoPE-sisai. basia T.16 io7tc' Manila nc
cotton rope i0c. osae,
1 sALT-Liverpcol coarse s5qaoe' tue s9ca
81 .00 Louisiana coarse Soc: hne soc' DDS
2s-lOs. S2.25; So IS. $50; l09-ss, Sow V-aS
{2.4j "a,
SALT -Mackere No. in lo-lh kits
81 GOAL 10, half bbls. $3.50; tubs. y v9d 80 oo
J sARDGNES-A American quarters S.99u nv
mustard sf.l06i.e5. imported Gillette Graues
quarters 81 ,5O fancy sprats. quarters $o 20 !,
/ STARCfi--Standard goods; Pearl. II wv
boxes iGiisc ROYAL Gloss, bulk a4it
Nickel zoo packages per box S-'io' CUT"
starch 5isc uer %. ~ and io-lb boxes :,
4 SUGAR Quotations are for small tots
snecal urlcfs are given on carload orders
Standard graduated 59sc; cubes ana pow
DE- I'd &C. Louisiana yellow Clarified, tanSS
1 5Md5%c; choice 5isGji4c Arhuckle's -''l
ana 5-lb packages 57sd6Gc.
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New York, April Mooney o. u
at SIt per cent. last loan pr u-
mercantile paper 4tsa5h per ssss
exchange firm with actual pus'n
ers' bills t,sGAmiS6s4 for usas III
4s2Md4.S3 for sixty days; posn,,sa n, H
Asa aud 49,; commercial ph.s
Silver certificates eohd6lg y, r,s|
Mexican dollars 41a. Govern IA
weak: state aid railroad bonos ~
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Now York Dry Goods,

New York April i.-There is no change in
the market for cotton goods in any direction.
business in brown bleached and coarse coll
ored cottons is dull. without change In prtCts
OF SPOT goods or near deliveries. Print cloths
and PRINT cloth warn fabrics neglected at
previous prices Prints and Einghsms auel
and unchanged Wooien and worsteG dress
goods quiet throughout, silks steady. but
business indifferent,
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Grain aud Provisions Elsewhcre.

New York. April --wheat--Receipts ia-
500 exports 5000 spo, firm, No red SO9s
T. o. b. ahoat, No, / Northern 1855 T. o. b
anoat, No. 1 hard So9s T. O. b. aflaat on
tons generally strong an day. MAY IA.
jlily 747s, September 75is. Hides firm f.eath-
er steady. Wool quiet. Cottonseed on Firm,
prime crude 81, prime crude yellow n.
No. = hard Sax No. rcd 7007l, No eGe69
Corn Mey aiis, cash No. mixed 3eN3a. No
white S9' e4o. oats--No. white a6tk
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nurrER AND EGGS.

New York, April i.--Eegs Receipts 1877
steady, State AZ Pennsylvania al
market i2dl2is, Western al market n4Gl2.
Chtcaeo, Aprll i.~ Butter Weak. creamery
laG ~ dairy 1910. Cheese-~Firm, i2dlS.
Eggs.-steady fresh i0G1eA
St Louis April rggs--Htsher, aA,
Kansas city April A~-Eggs Firm, fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock So per dozen,
cases returned,
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New York April atwood Violet & Co.
say; What we believe very strongly ia lint,
having seen the advantages OF their expo
rienoo OF last fall In holding their cotton
as they did eNcept to sutisiy immediate
wants. the southern farmer VIII do the same
thing next fall. whether the croD shah be
D, 00O 0o0 or II 100000 they viii oher 1t IN
throughout the whole season. We predict
that the South never will again market the
bulk az any crop in the first four OF fye
months as always until last autumu. We IN
who l. positive Of one thtnsnamely That
the next crop will not be ns large as will be
the consumption OF America for the next
Our European frionds do nor realize how
little remains urocurBblc Ia this country uu-
III October / next and PERHAPS even then
an amount far below their eNnectauens or
nccCsSitlCs.
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. fMMuNITiON Powder per kes. 81 0aD
AS blasting novdsr 81 s. FER kse: drop
stot, Der sack si,e7 buck n IA
BAroS--EStga short cisarsstn ssskS. So.
shes regulars sAAsizc boxed az hirhsr:.
as, o. ereaktsst tseon iIis alissc.
SAGSING AND TIEs-Less insn car Icis.
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pRIEp FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy evaporated 5o-lb boxes,
SIC; ] 10 cartons Sc: choice evsporated Sc,
APRICoTS-Per h. loose. l2i2c,
CITRON--ln 10-lb boxes l6c
CURRANTS-In hbls, &C: 25-b boxes. clean.
ed. bulk nc; lib cartons Sdslac.
DATES--l-lb packages Zoe. bn-o boxes &c.
FIGS-Calitornia 2isc: imported i6glSc.
PEACIlES--Choice new stock &c,
RAISINS-- California, 3-crown, L. l.. boxes,
NJ, raisins. 5l-lb boxes. 7s4c. 5-crown L. NJ
raisns 5O-lb boxes. S1c
PRUNEs- California. 5o.6os 7iac; 6o-70s &c:
i0-SHg &C.; s0-9tS ii:, 9ol0Qs &c.
NUTS Brazil lOc rer ID, ilberts Sicily i2c:
Naples t2l3c; walnuts ii@i5c peanuts, fancy
hand picked 5l4c No. &c almonds, Tara
gems. Ice per ID in sacks pecans, unsoreeued,
cled7iec: better grades SQgc: Italian chest-
nuts t0c
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IorIon rinanciai CaSl'

London. April 4.-consols tor iI',.s
consols for account l0l%. baI W, M
ounce Money 2IaG3 per eenI
discount in the open marke, y M
2 ais, rate of discount n lls IN n
for three months bills ) s-ieu'.
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BEANs-Calfornia stock: Navy a. Bayod
4c. English dried &c; pinks 3A,c; Lima oa65ss'
black eyes Sac Texas black eyes $40
BUTTER--Bue Star 23c. dairy l9H20o' Reu
Star &c: Egin creamery 21T2c. oleomaf-
sarno dairy bricks lSc Lincoln solids II ";
prints i2isc. Special Blue Star ilgc. Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls i6r: special dairy i1e:
fancy dairy l5c r'Xas country butter lp0
poe. Texas bricks l5q20c
CABBAGE--Home grown i&d2c per pound
in sacks ..
CHEESE New York fun cream liai1c;
Badger state 1lt.c: Wisconsin fun cream rolls
loo; Wisconsin full cream daisies loo
EGGS Texas. per dozen. SN9c.
ONlCNS--ter ID &C.
pEPrER-Chue l4ul5c per 10. olaek sings'
pore 1fc.
POTATDES-C Colorado SIC
POULTRY-Heus 81 25dS.iO. cocks. large,
old 81 GOn9 81; mixed lots s. 75g5.oo; roast
ers SS.40l3. 70; tryers &.3V4S.5y, oroilers
So .00dS.3l. Turkeys hens. Sc .opp9.QO goo-
bers 50. 00dl3oO DER dozen ascending to size
and quality Ducks. large s. jca2.5o; G-ese,
full feathered Si.50d5.O9, Guineas. Si'oog
81 rs.
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New York April 1.-The stock market
slc wed strong buying power today OF stocks
nom widely separated sources. botn by cao'e
and telegraph. The market showed tenden-
oy 10 converge on lew stocks and strength
was shifted from one group to another Prices
turned back from tho highest level in the
cosc Of all the active stocks, under the ~
eueucs Of proat taking by the professional
room traders on the days advance. me sus-
famed fofcc Of special stocks was also aValleu
of to take profits on stocks whlCn nave alIeduy
enjoyed a notable advance. the market Wua
almost entirely relieved from any depressing
fpc,oi n the shane Of positive weakness IN
il dieiGual stocks though some pressure was
brought to bear on Federal steer ana on 80
I MES Gas. The weakness of Federal steel
had by no means as much influence as MIN
! ,Ito during the week The net result of the
DAYS trading IS substantially higher average
/ OF prices and an important aggression %
realization sales without any narm belng oouc
TO the prices The movement y Pennsyl-
vapia was the most Impressive OF the day
I owing to the very extensive trading ana the
! large individual transactions which were
marked. No special news reached the pubnc
10 account for the movement aud II was gen
orally attributed To the increase OF tunus
made available for stock market use and the
accumulated evidences OF the prosperity OF
the company. Tho marked strength OF the
Pacific stocks was largely due to demand froir
abroad the buying for London account again
ASSUMING important proportions. 81. PAU
and several other stocks on good earninSs
were points of strength aud Sugar, the local
traction stocks and Tobacco showed good az
/ yauces Tho final reaction OF point III
Pennsylvania from the top level checked the
activity OF the market and the closing was
dul! and barely steady.
Business in the bono market was on very
large scale, The buying was generally wide
iy distributed and prices advanced. Total
sales, par value, $i,s95.000.
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HOUSTON wuoLrsaI.p pnlcn,.
Current q ,otntIons On Round Lots of
stnpic Commodities


These quotations arc revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The rrices are
those ruling IL Houston whol3ssis markets
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NEW york EXCHANGE

Reichsmarks. CONNER n
BANKERS ........... a. s2t As ~
Commercial. co days. .4.s2is N, M
Spinners. so DAYS .....i.sl@
francs, commercial rsI
SO days ..,...........o'zts j
Less lilo.
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gcston-spots closed arm. 6rlces M

Galvoston-spots closed firm: 6rlces mn
changed
Low ofdnary.siih Midiling -s,.,-.gA
Ordinary. ms Good m'ddling.9 I-lS
Good ordiuary...Si Aliddligg fair g Ills
Low middiing . Sales ...t.+,t,t ....
Now Ycrh Spots closed aulet prices ~
up.
Good ordinary. Sss Good midding 10
Low mlddling .9is Middline fair. 10 i-l6
Middllng .s.i...9 lbs Sales ..... .l700
New orleansspots closed firm and advanc-
ing Sc up.
Low ordinary Z 7-i6 Middling .,...9h
Ordinary SOS 1-i6 Gnod mddling.9 ZIG
Good ordnaryas 9-l6 Miidling fair. . ii-l6
Low middlinE ~ Sales ,.......i $50
Liverpool Spots business fair. prices $500
M. sales 1000 bales. OF which 1l.i00 were
American imports 2l.QQ0 bates OF which 1920
were American.
Ordinary ...4+...t G1-ae Nlidding ,..,,..6 u -32
coed ordinarv5 l-32 Good middling.5 IS S2
Low middlng. Us 1852 Alidding fair. 81
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A BAROMETER OF Buy


office OF III
Houston. Wednesday, A
The hens throughout the coul'
be working hard and putting =
their business of furnishing ="
eggs, and the supply seems TO 'se
msnd by far. The receipts tcdp
as compared with the number
have been coming in daily q y
probability the only eggs 'n'
vii, come in will be on consist,
dealers here are all pretty " ~
will not likely invest any more
selves in eggs. The prices wsN
Receipts of strawberries we're
today and as there were a
buyers than there were poAs
sell prices were easily held Wy
oranges are rather scarce O. y
ket, there being practically ~,
Kirkland & Morrow expee'
TO arrive tomorrow.
Bran is said TO he scarce ~
very light. The market Is ffS p,
given. Alfalfa and timothy y
prices and are now brinsins
before at this season Of inc
London Financiai g
New York, April THE Oq "A
vertiser's London financial ne MS
In the markets here aetislv
today, particularly IN Amei''.r, ~
a good general tone. but w .so,s,t
are too near for. a sustained n''
METALS
pc. r' rsoe, ted about 50 poiuts q,
advance. but continued hrp "a,
al ls.oc. Tin eased on ! ps' Il.
barely steady at si.7s, sps'v,.s.s
Pig iron warrants quiet. r.
i.'2is asked.
Sugar,
New Orleans. April a'-'s.s]t
kettle ssa4 s-is, open s11
llAails, centrifugal ysilere oSll
2A6ps Mola6ses eepl =. 4. No.
New York. April f-Sus
hned irregular.
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APPLEs--Nsw York stock 81 50fis. q
saOn
CoCoANUTS-Per sack So .5Oa4 90.
EMoNS--Fancv Messina gfcn In sae,, m
az % standard g. 70 S- COW
srRAwBERRlEs-Psr crate s. .75a3 o;
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Compara,,ve Spot ,,nrkc,.
roday. Yes.day. saIes.

The following are the ciosirT quoiations for
cotton on the spot az the leading MARKETS.
Together with tho closing W niddlng Nfster-
dav with foday's sales.
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Richard Cooke CO. OF Houston say Of
cotton rho South continuing to hold tSt
remnant OF the crop above a shipping parity
Ia responsible for the strength 81 the sum
mer months. The question Of supplies for
the season Is or paramount importance our
New Orleans correspondent tavs; 10 MUS
traie Inc situation. II Is only neccsHaty TO
point 10 1slveston's stock OF is.,61 bales.
and as there has hecn an iiumense eSporia-
lion Of cotton from America 70 Mediterranean
M uncomfortable position and II Manchester
Should start buying it would be cass OF
dog eat dog.
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WIRE AND NAtts

gan 81 s5
NAILS-si. 10 base. Advances for comma,
over base; I'd, zoe, 50, i5c; "a aud "a. 800. sa
for less than ear lots as :
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we hardly think present holders will walt sor
that price before liuudating OUTSTANDING COR
tracts Tho movements 70 the ports as well
Ms estimates for tomorrow. we're fairly ltb-
erai.
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Houston naiIy statement.
HOUSTON Comparative statcment.


lioss reeeipts thus far this week.. 3.i07
gfoss-receipts 30 DAYS this wear, 1l3 0a6
Gross receipts sl5 days In lSaS-aa. q 39l, 5aS
GROSS rccepts pa dava IN iNN.-gS 1 9y2 flt
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Strong Buying Tendencies in Stocks ''o"
widely Separated Sources
rHf CLOSE WAS At A HIGHER AVERAGE
r.,.r,I steel. Peoples Gas. Pcnn'-
,.u,, the Most Impressive fe"
,ure.--Bond Market Active


,nril Is. Mum Co say
go. - rsre higher all around. The reports
,,s,.a,or that the Vanderbilt interest nas
scou,red control Of Reading and tna' n
and I.ehirb Valley are to be merssu
q,,s is denied. Consolidated Gas snoWsu
sonstdsrable strength accompanied by 'ns
usual rumors of gas war settlement 80
aae a snyine southern Railway preferred ana
eo on we're rather active on the report Una.
mo ro.d intended to extend Its lines nors"
of Inc Ohio. Northern Pacific was par'is"-
Isriv strong on good buying and reports 81 q
rsnid Increase in the carrying trade Of i''
a,s,rict and then through freight to the tar
North. Grangers were firm features on cun,
nission house and Boston buying forelen
houses we're buying Union Pacific after '''
close of London .n,
Northern Pacific was helped by pers''''n'
renorts that the stock will he put on 'esu-
Ia. nor cent basis London did more Guy
Inc man selling Anthracite coal stocns
ciosod Arm In spite Of the denials OF conl,lh y
,ioted amsleamatiou Dull pools are sara W
pe a,tice in Erie seconds. Wheeling ana Lax
Eric Reading and American lohaVuo' ~
York Central was bought on large n.hie au a.
20 va, Penusylvanf Bonds were actlye w ~
strong stock sales $4,000. bouds o''os'V'V'
Keep on huying on the declines
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARlya

Following are the alesrances q az
BANKS for the week thus far ana 1911 "
sponding time last year. togetnef ~
crease or decrease
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Houstons gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering tue city we're as
i9uowsi Bales.
Houston aud Texas Central .........
international ard Great Northern .. 80
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio s
Texas aud New Orleans ..,..........,. ....s
Houston East and West Texas ....... 81
Gulf, Colorado ana Santa re ......
San Antonio and Aransas Pass ..,... n
Missouri, kansas and Texas ,,..a.,.,. $50
Total ..,.as.. ......a 81
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Farminria Colorado and xew Mexie

The Denver ard RIO Graa1s railroad.
.Tae Scenic LEue q Tie world has
prepared an Illustrated back Epoa the
a5ore sud5ecs. wh.eA All &c sezt free 70
farmers desiring 80 change their foeation-
Tats publication gives valuable NORMA
ton In regard . the agricultural, as-ri-
cultural ana I've stock Interests - this
section. ana should be Il she hands =
every ere who desires e beccns sc-
cuain.eG wlsh the methods q farming D.
irrigation write S * E9ops-. G p
aad 7 4. Denver. Cola
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y ASTED-Lsst II al lots contracted BY
city for cement rs trat have given
cut a1c need replacing Leave liz
VITA JTo- J. Hughes, a. rs ". Dousiss
Give street, number = lots and house
number. T1-tf
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FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS
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Excursio- tickets Or sac az Ell tines
Take a much need 4 resi- and -pena = fep
dzys at taas zste4 resort xItZ fcr tns
rozrs sxsp. =ssosd returning Etzesy Gays
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FOR SALE OF TRADE FOR FARM
NJ ~ y Wafer street. 15xI44. good $
r1url house arEe oSrE &G good
higa board fence and buggy she'd. coal
house and ether uat5u.i3lGEs This
property changed hands before the
tau f0r $50 and once Tor So GO
during the boom y Isl DUNBAR tae
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OMMERClAL
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American Cornice Works

Buckley & English, PFoprietorA
Manufacturers Sheet Metal Cornice,
Skylights. Tin, Copper and Slate Roof
ing. Guttering. SPoutinS- Job work OF all
kinds Estimates furnished. Corner First
and Water. Garfield Building. Wichita.
Kan. Phone az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-07

FOR RENT OR SALE No. IS North
Water street This property IS close n.
consists Of three lots 75Xlt2, butts up
against good brick blocks on Main
street This is good prospective BUS
for SSSoo Il has a good s-roou dwelling
GA f. and a splendid frame barn, 36Xa6-
fire n1W-aud rooms above for hired
help: good. new high board fence ali
round good coal ana buggy saed- VIII
sell this property fer $3.50; viii pay
regular commission 20 rsaI estate deaf
ers- t. {. Dunbar. I3-tf
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FOR RENT-A fve-room cottage. newly
painted. grained ana papered; sink. city
water. cement walk. large yard N front
part. Inquire Room l. over l4s North
Emporia or 'phoEa 20. 13z-tf
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FOR RE%T-Seven-rooI cottage In
quire 1l04 Fairview avenue. lS-etx
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w. BrockWay
NerVO &. Pathist
Go See Him
FREE

He win locate your disease without
asking questions, rocking. at the tongue
or feeling OF pulse, and tell you the
prospects Of cure
TO PARTIES AT 4 DISTANCE: With
your age, height, weight and sex, upon
a slip OF paper, inclose same with a
2-cent stamp and mail it TO him. In re-
turn ne will give you a complete dag
nosis Free. telling you every ache. pain,
what causes Il and how 10 get well at
home without worthless instruments or
knife.
Office Of NERVO-PATHIC CO., Zin-
nerly Block, Wichita, Kan
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FOR RENT-A six-room house. 6sS y
Topeka; shade. walks. cellar and barn.
John A Parkinson, IL s. Market
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