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go PhysInlan. wv"

] use and prescribe Chambor,.,,
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CONSTRUCTED coughs, with direot' yyuia.te,
! prescribe It to children Of mn 'S a Vs.
Am glad to recommend It to All i, uses,
and seeking relief from ooids ugei
coughs and bronchial Affections eni
non-narcotlc and safe in tho haraa .
the most unprofesslonnl. A uni"as ol
panacea for all mnnInd MIRA NM VtN,
II. Melendy, M, D., ph. D., Chleos"" 1 ,,Yy
This remedy Is for sale by oil lruseigi,1
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he con W
i Myt@e nae T o. every fancy an w here %
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

An attractive woman thiivcs On ,,.,
food and sunshine, with plenty OF e WV
else In the open air. Her form 0i Hvl'
with health and her face blooms w,,s
its beauty, When troubled with c,. n
tive habit, she takes a few ,ioges .,
HERBINE to cleanse her system NJ ~,
impurities. Price, 80 oents. y. G. II ~ ~
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German
Wool Batiste.

S2-in. wide, all wool fine Batlste
cloth, in most beautiful evening
and street colors Aec
only ".......,... .,........,.....f oS
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n nILE lhoro are many class

!. :. :. :. !. :. !. !. !. !: !.
W a HTLE there are many class
distinctions in this country,
japan really consists Of two
Nm diyislons-the military and
WV agricultural, Long ago II
Wv was decreed by the court
Y that the well.to-do peasants
with proper capacity should
ioIn the military class, but 'all the
weak and feeble should continue to TIL
the soil" At the same time an edict
WAS sent forth saying that merchants,
farmers. women and artisans, by reason
OF their spheres, had no need Tor educa-
ton, ,,.,,.,..
ment for any one to follow the oocupa-
lion Of farming II II were possible TO
enter the more favored class, especially
ne the filling Of the soil involved end
less toll, because Of the primitive meth
ods Of agriculture. When the ports OF
Iapan were closed and the country en-
tered upon the two hundred and nifty
years Of the "reign Of peace II became
necessary to adopt some measure that
would induce men 70 take up farming!
otherwise Il would be impossible to tlnd
food supply FOR the rapidly increasing
population. The plan was settled upon
10 elevate the farmer by placing hlm
next to the samarl (the gentry where
ne would outrank those engaged In 9TH
or occupations, and up to the present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
at soc Each.

We are placing on sale a similar
selection, but with much heavier,
larger sterling silver handles, Every
item useful as well as ornamental.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

a superb variety Of real and imi-
tatlon Ebony Brushes with sterling
silver Trimmings, At about one
half regular value, SEE THEM.
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A fine 3-clasp kid glove. perfect
fitting, In all the popular colors,
equal to any 81 so glove In the city,
make your selection while colors
and sizes are complete.
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Bed Sets.

We make a speciality Of these for
metal beds, showing newest effects
In valance finish and lace trim
mlngs. Each set consists OF spread
and bolster or pillow shams.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR
STOCK BEFORE JANUARY 1ST,
WE HAVE MADE THE FOLLOW
mo SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
ON ALL THESE GOODS FOR
NEXT WEEK.
Ruled organdy bed sets. formerly,
s5. 80. now $40
Ruled dotted Swiss bed sets, for
merely ~ 90; now $500
Flounoed Bobbinet bed sets, for
merely no 90: now 500
Flounced French net bed set
formerly sli 90; now SS'fV
Flounced French net bed set
formerly 1880; now 5000
Irish Point bed set, formerly
$500 now Sii'So
Brussels net Bed set,
formerly $500; now
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Our New Silks

A most complete and charming
line OF the most correct styles in
both imported and domestic makes.
You cannot fail to make q selection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

ss,IIhit SocSS,dl
|Rsss'IHs for ootS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

AMMUNITION Powder, per key. 81 90.
blasting powder, 81 65 per keg; drop shot
Der sack, 81 75; buck, 81 90.
BACON Extra short clear In sacks ON.
niOc regulars, 10hc; boxed, We higher;
heiliss iOiaMiO%c
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging. 2lb.
nae: 2Alh, Sc; Arrow ties, less than ear
load lots from Houston, $l.23
CANDY stick, wrapped. basis "a. No
6asd6Sc per III; No. !, full weight basis
o. 7lld7iec per 10; special sizes li6c high
er: mixed 6l5HiJe, as TO quality
CANDLES. Star. full weight. 1Olhc; Gran
tie, full weight, lie. Electric Lights 9lse.
CEMENT Portland, 81 7o@3 25; Rosen.
dale, 81. 75lJ2. 90.
COFFEE Rio, fair. S6Shc; prime. On
oMc; choice 0ps6iaSac; pcaberry i2iiSrl2r6c.
cordova, BE Roasted colfees; Arbuckle's
Ariosa. basis i00-lb cases. 11hc delivered;
Apex. i2.00c; Lion. lie; Gold Seal Mocha
aud Java, lib cans, 2Sc; Mocha and Java
blend, lib rams, 2sb and Alb nails, 1SAc.
CRAcKERS-A Il G Soda. hulk. boxes.
6%c; lib cartons per dozen, S5c. ginger
snaps Sc. creams. Sc. stage nlanks &c;
cakes aud jumbes. lie
FLOUR Basis 4s'ib sacks; Fancy high
Pasent. So. 10; fnncy, half patent So 20:
rel higher; flour In wood Ioc per barrel
higher.
FARINAcEous GooDs-Grits, honin,
and cream meal In barrels, 81 90; Pearl
meal. In 3s-lb sacks, $3.50; per barrel 81
four Sacks Scotch eats. 5000 ErIaads'
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Z ASKING FuLL BOARD PRIcEs.
New Orleans Cotton Factors and Buyer
Can Not Get Toaether.

New Orleans, August 1.-The market for
spot cotton was very quiet today. Hold
ers are askIng full board figures for the
oForlngs or the lower grades, but they
ale moi getting them. Buyers generally
eonslder prices Nc below the quoted range
4 fair iereI for offerings Of that character
ana refuse 10 take the goods except upon
me basis OF deHnite decline This posi-.
lion Is resisted by sellers aud as the two
sielcnfs are ENTHUSIASTICALLY Inclined the
,,,orcmpnf Is resritanily ineQger, Sales $50
bales Quotations reduced lice
The rnnrkef Tor contracts Was utterly
devoid ~ Interest fnday and the volume
"a bukiness fraIsacfed might well have
heen crowded Into thirty minutes space Of
Zinc during Che active period. The trade
seems ~ have settled down 10 the task
Of waiting for the Dnrear report and the
snnoupssxeat Of crop sondiuoss At noon
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BANK cLEARINGs.
FAILURES FOR JULY.
A Total of 697. with an Aggregate II
debtedness of $7.035.9 33.

:. New York, August l.. Reports to r. G.
Dun x Co. show commercial failures in the
United States during July 697. with an az
gregate Indebtedness OF $7,035.933 Com
pared with the same month last year there
appears most gratifying Improvement as
failures were then I03 in number and
$9,7T1,775 in amount ha
The decrease occurred principally In the
manufacturing class Last months insolv-
encies numbered 155 for $3,240.129 against
urcs numbered 50, with liabilities of $500
233 of which thirteen were in manufacture
ing for SS4, $50 and 40 in trading for 1920
347
cent average, both In number and amount,
while compared with the same month last
year there is a decrease of $251 ,313 in liza
bilites.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

I'LL q. ~ ia
fIs;5I''ssoUFH
asEs and fever
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TIE ATLANTIC Ir RICE MILLS CONF

lrlE - LAIN ~ HUE MILLS CONE
New York City and Beaumont, Tera
offer best inducements for aToI NM,
and marketing OF milled product at AIiS'
prices. =
Liberal advances arranged for Oh ma
Rice stored within its capacloas NJ.
houses.
We. always carry a good supply q, IL
PORTED and DOMESTIC, H0yDUga
and JAPAN SEED RICES, Of best q1lo
during planting season; also Of crtrz Nj,
ROUGH RICE SACKS. and sfIyDisj
BINDERS TWINE In time for hsrvjI
rice.
TEXAS GRoCERS AND JoBBEl
should confine their dealings 10 1at
grown rice, 1t being the best rice ii4
in any country, the world over sni n
ceptlble of the finest results from ua.|
as the past seasons experience has sis
antiy demonstrated.
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n. g. 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial to The Post,)

New Orleans, La, August l.--Notwith-
standing Liverpool was better than ex-
pected, our market opened 2 points lower
and declined ! point additional shortly
after on showers being quite general
throughout the belt. Later, however, an
advance Of 10 70 II points from the bot.
tom was established on shorts covering In
anticipation OF an unfayorable bureau re
port next Monday, making the net gain
on the day to $ points.
The New York Journal of Commerce In
Its Issue OF even date makes the condition
on August J, 75.3 per cent, or a decline
Of II points, compared with the report
Issued on July 1, and compared with a con-
dillon Of 76 per cent reported by the gov
eminent for August l, last year.
The bureau Issued on July 1 was Sill,
and, although an Improvement has taken
place In all States since then, with the
exception OF Central Texas, II Is feared
that the official issue will record a de-
cline and the trade look for a general aver
age of about 10 per cent.
Consequently, pending the issuance OF
the bureau report, the market VIII prob
ably continue dull and narrow unless
general rain In Central Texas takes place
In the meanwhile, which might be In
duciye to the extensive selling.
a. n Poor
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New York Money.

New York, August Money on call
steady 2d3 per cent; last loan 2 per cent
sterling exehange rm With actual pf bps ie
In bankers bills at A .S7g for demand and
S5A for sixty days: posted rates 4. S6G
4 $50; comercial bills 4 S4i9l4. SO. Bar
silver 5s& Mexican dollars 46c Govern
ment bonds steady; State bonds Inactive;
railroad bonds firm.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week 2,s69
Gross receipts 1874 days this season 2, 401 80
Gross receipts 1874 days 1S99-1900. 1 ,746, 1876
Gross recelnts A34 DAYS 1SlS-1S %. 4liA. 3S.i
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Now York Drx Goods.

New York, August 1.-Buying Of heavy
brown sheetlngs and drills IL limited but
several sales made for export at full prices.
Bleached cottons In moderate request; low
grades 10 best demand Ducks and brown
osnaburgs quiet and unchanged; DENNIS
colored cottons steady. Prints and ging.
hams steady with average business. Host
cry and underwear for spring quiet and
steady. Silks firm With demand moderate.
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FAILURE UPSET TRADE.
Suspension Of the Phillips Company
Resulted in Sharp Coverings
CORN ADVANCED SHARPLY AT CLOSE
Cereal Gained 2 80 to 2 t-2 Cents.
Wheat Also Closed Hinher--Other
Influences Contributed to Advance.

Chicago, August The grain trade was
upset today by the suspension of the Phil
lips company, which resulted In sharp Gov
ering and a swift advance late in the
session. September corn closed 2M92h,
September oats &d5s and September wheat
u higher. Other Influences contributed
10 the advance. Provisions 3 to 12l5
cents up.
Corn opened dull but Arm because OF
damage claims from the West and because
no more rain was reported. One Iowa mes
sage predicted one-eighth OF a crop for
portions of that State. while farmers were
being advised to cut up their crop for
fodder rather than accept the ninsy chance
Of an Improvement In the situation lol-
lowing the opening there was considerable
selling. partly on liquidation. but largely
by bears, who anticipated liquidation in
consequence of the temporary SUSPENSION
of the Phillips commission house. During
this period, the market was nj its poorest.
Later shorts became alarmed at the fact
that the expected liquIdation had not come
additional crop damage stories, caused
sharp rally ana the close was strong at
the best Of the day. September sold be.
yesterday at the latter figure. Receipts
were 132 cars.
wheat, was moderately active. September
opened lsMh lower at 6Sh to 6sM under
the influence Of perfect weather In the
Northwest and easy cables. In sympathy
with corn, there was rally TO 6SAd6s1a,
but the bears were confident aud decline
to 67!3d6Tss followed, During the after
noon following period Of dullness the
cash demand improved and this, combined
with sympathy with corn caused an adj
vance and the market closed hrm v higher
at 69c Receipts PA cars. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported $50 ears. Primary re-
ceipts We're $4,000 bushels, compared with
$4,000 bushels "A year ago, while seaboOrd
clearances We're l,23o 0OO bushels Export
ers reported thirty-two boat loads taken.
Oats were handled In liberal quantities
but the Feeling was bearish or bulsh ac-
cording to the feeling in corn. The. open.
Ing was steady, then came period Of
easiness. followed by closing irmness Re
ceipts pa cars.
Provisions were again dull aud feature
less but prices advanced on buying by
packers Pork closedg 321ac higher; lard
&c M and ribs 5M715c improved
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
$50 cars corn $50 cars; oats 30 cars; hogs
p, 900 head.
Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
GALyEsToN STOCK
cAI,yEsToN GRAIN MQyE's'' 2

Receipts OF wheat todayi &,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa e ''''' z,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ss,s K,
international and Great NNersHsra !.
Galveston, Houston anu N
fetal ............,.,..''''''''''''''
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London Financial Gable

New York, August 1.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
SAYS Stagnation occurred today in the
markets here. Americans were almost for.
gotten.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, August 1.-Clearings 5000
III SGT; balances $15.163 sos.
Paris. Angus Three per cent rentes
10lf 2T15c for the account.
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London consoIs.

London. August 1.-Consols for money
93A account 03It Money 2ia per cent.
Short bills 2 1-16M2h per cent, three
months bills 219q2% per cent. Bar silver
quiet 20 1916.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
GRAIN ANp HAY.

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mlllers.
dealers charge from store 5Qli0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2M3c per bushel on oats
and corn, and 10d15c per 100 lbs on hay.
BKAN-Per 100 lbs, S1.l2Mli5.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs, Sl.15d
CoRN-No . sacked, 7867s.
1.45.
OATS Per bushel 51m54c.
HAY-Alfalfa. Sl300sfl5. 90: choice film.
othy, SO O04i2t0O: South Texas prairie
hay, .S60oM9Oo; North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, St4 5Odls.O0
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. August / -Wheat-No . rcd
cash 80; September 66M@67: December 10;
No. . hard 66lan689s. Eorn-No. 9 cash
5SlA; September 5SR; December 59h; May
5115. oats-No. . cash 81; August 81; Sep.
TENDER 36h; No. white 306t39la, Pork
Firm johhing 1915. Lard--Higher. s. CO.
ents 3.40d3 30; extra fancy and stralghts
& o0d3 10. clears 2.656i2 30. Timothy seed
No trading. Cornmeal--Steady. 2. S5.
Hay Timothy easier, 11.oaG1T 90: prairie
steafy, IA 7Jd15. 30. Whisky Steady, l 20.
Iron cotton Ties l 10, Bagging 69k9sTh.
Hemp Irvine D, Dry salt meats--Bnxed--
Steady; shorts 8. 12M; clear ribs = 3Tiq;
clear sides .62A, Bacon Boxed Steady:
extra shorts o .0O6 clear ribs o .S7il. clear
sides o. 80. ReceiDts-Flour 60O0: wheat
2l7 900; corn 10000, oats 6l,On0 shipments
Flour 10000; wheat $4,000; corn 5000;
oats 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. August 1 Butter Firm: cream.
cry lfQa0; dairy 13a1T Cheese steady.
New York, August = Receipts s407
packages. Market steady. State and Pom.
sNlvania 16M1S; Western candled iamid.
Western uncandled NIl4
81 Louis August 1.-ponitry -SteadV.
chickens q; springs i0is turkeys 8: younrs
l0ui2; ducks 3; springs o: geese ouiet:
snriugs 3 Butter-Steady; creamery 1eSi
2lis; dairy i3ai6Is. Eggs Steady: nearby
2 Southern Z.
Kansas City, August ] Eggs Firm. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock Zoe per dozen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
,ts al United statea Ports.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

e o. 3. mill, Texas interior points. ac
cofdlng TO location. Per gallon.
Prime crude oil. loose. 24ihfi o5
Prime summer yeiloag oil % IA 20
Llnters, per pound ...,s. = n 2k
Huils. baled ..4.......... S5 %
Prime cotton seed meal. $40 90 m2l 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
ard prime cotton seed cake are for delis
ey e Gelv-sten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

on Monday NEXT The market opened TO
3 points down and was sluggish for
time. but strengthened up later aud closed
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IS calrndon cBrJ. for valencla. Spain.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.

oNrdulhulpS.
Alamo tAm), 2236. J. B. Denison, New
Alrmere tBrj, 2ooo. navsrrai. -
Cairndon tBr), 1872. w. w. Wilson
Salehrin tGer.l, 1880. Hamburg 80. so
Gyiler lNorl, $40. Cuban ports quarantine
hhs,Garla,nd s., ttrl; 1898, Win. Parr& Co. IS
nm lIn sBr.l 1929; ...........-
staIke tAmJ, 100 .,......... .quarantina
Barge
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON.
Steamships.
neliorc lBr) ........... Sunderland 100
R RSal sis.S sGegl Bremen Via Baltimore ZIG
Cape colonna OBJ. :. Rio de Janeiro I ]
Ssres tbi9 .-.-...-.--..at baltimore I-13
Somai 1870. ~.... New York 7-31
Cohcho Risk . New York 1927
t ,fis sspanl .....-..... Port Said go
CsrdIr. via St; Vincent e-ie
Eslaanuv{ tbr) ...-.-.--at Charleston 1-le
AAartoun ora s.......as Barry 4 o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
DaIIy lnterlor Movement.
Other Spot Markets.

Galveston-Spots closed quiet; prices
unchanged; stock 43,SS4 bales.
Low ord. ...5h Middllng .....Sn
Ordinary. 49,. 6B Good mid ..sh
Good ord. .6M Mid fair $50. SIS
Low mid. .....7I6 Sales .......
New Orleans Spots closed easy; prices
! 16c down; stock 70,40S bales
Low ord. .....5A Mddling ....s 1-16
Ordinary. 3 1916 Good mid ...S 7-10
Good ord..,.,6l6 Mid fair .....S 11-18
Low mid, ...,.7 5-16 Sales .....,. $50
New York-Spots closed duh but steady !;
prices unchanged; stock 1Ti,351 bales
Good ord. ....1M Good mid 1913 T-l6
Low mid......7 l1-l6 Mid fair. .....s @
Middling. .Sh Sales 1850. 81, TO
liverpool Spots closed lower, business
moderate, prices 1-32d down; sales 5000
bales, Of which 1900 were American; spec
utGtioL and export 500 bales; imports 1850
bales, of which all were American.
Ordinary. 3 21-32 Middling Az
Good ord. -. 3 1892 Good mid AZ
Low mid a $50 MID fair Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
ncEAN RArEs ON c0rT0

Ship agents make the following 2
freight quotations on cotton for sAI.3 a
from the Interior within fifteen dals y
date. ~
To- VI
Bremen first class) ........s...'ar
Hayre Hogan llne) ....,..,..f.'''''"
Antwerp castle line) ..''';'
Rotterdam Hogan llne) .n,.''.'"ntt2
Hamburg first class .....,..,.,. 81
The above quotations are ossa
class liners. Second class llnsir ! "
tramps 3 cents lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT oF GALVESTON, August /

PORT OF GALVESTON, August /.
Arrived.
IS Qrlel (Br.) from Sunderland.
Sc Penare (Br.), from Sayona.
So Ceres (Span.), from Baltimore.
- Bark Lottie Moore Corning, from New
Tug Echo, towing barges Lizzie Barker
and Ajax, from Pensacola.
- Cleared.
Salad
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, August 1.-Surar- OnIef.
open kettle S-16@4; open kettle centri'
fugal 31Sm4M; centrifugal yellows 4lsei
sia seconds 2A@3M Molasses- Dnil:
centrifugal 5G5it.
New York August L.. Sugnr-Raw steady
but quiet; fair refining Ole; centrifueal
90 test 1 0-32; nolasses sugar . 5-le. Re.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots of
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily ana
their correctness can be relied upon Tho
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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InLY wHEAr ExroAl'

During the month r, n ssl
Territory wheat found =, msIlgis
this port to Europsshh, ,Sorssa's
dicd bushels went 70 ,mas si 81
bushels 70 i sS. aeo Sassl' ,' Z
81 sPc cno n lsG,ev to ou BRrensa /. ~
70 eny hitherto expof.irsa II
Chief Grain lnspect oerts II r, y;
bushels. the present s'''' s
Grain clearanees ls'iA
1901 are as follows wa;s,sss
q, Norderney. Bremen =
3. Cayo Largo. HAM eeM
burg .., ...,s.,s isam
Is. Treasury. IL Hq Hspa. ...as
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ELEVATORS A AsD ,

Receipts today ....'.''''.'. ',. g g
Receints this season ....''''
Shipments today .....'ss'"'i "
SHIPMENTS this season ''"'v'
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nRuGs AND cHEMIcAIs.

QuinIne, 4JWlle per ounce bottle; NOR
phine. 81 40@2t0 per ounce; cocaine, Sc. %
per ounce; boraX, Size per pound In 100
pound packages; copperas, lao In barrels;
castor oil, Si20 Per gallon in 5-gallon
packages epson salts, $40 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, S2.T0M300 per gallon;
sulphur. S2.6o per luO IN barrels; alum,
2lsc per pound In barrels saltpeter. &c per
pound in barrels CamphOr zoe, wood alec
hol, 500, gubl opium, S3S5; nowdered
opium, S4Sb carbolic acid, 40Gi42c per
pound In bottles, calcium carbide, $500
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail-
way points.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. Yesterday


Reichsmarks, CONNER
cia' 60 days .... "a 1915 "a 1915
Bankers. 60 days 4 S5A 1874
Commercial. co days. a. s334-S5 4.S5hA
Erancs, commercial, GO
days ..,............5.1s& '51 s%
sLcss 1-16.
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Stocks.

Following are the sales of stocks and
crossing prices for the New York stock mar
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Following are the receipts OF cotton by
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central. ... u
International and Great Northern 80. 80
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An. AZ
Texas and New Orleans ............. .
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .......,. 40
-
loldl S-.s..--t........ ....-..ss.....l9 $50
Enuefnn Snnfr