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Net Reoeipts al United States Ports.
Difference 1916 1o,ss4 54a,7S2 .....
COFFEE.

New York, April 29.-Coffee Spot Rio
firm; No. { invoice SIS. Mild, quiet; Cor
doya ShM12ih The market for futur, S
opened steady with prices 20 10 . points
higher on a scare of room shorts, an in
dux Of investment orders, buying for for
sudden demand was created by n sharp
rise In European markets where 1t was
said a well known American metal clique
was buying on the belief that q prodlgions
short Interest had accumulated on the re
cent protractcd decline. Smaller receipts
than expected and an increased demard
for spot coffee helped 10 strengthen the
local market. In the afternoon profit TAX
ing set in and led TO a sharp reaction
Closed easy; net 10 10 20 points higher.
Total sales 21,750 bags. May 5.35a54 j;
November 500; December 5.95M6.00; March
@ I0M6.20.
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Grain and Provisions EIsewhere.

Kansas City. April % Wheat Inlay CD
July 6Iss; cash No. . 7lGI2; No. 2 red
72l5. Corn-Mav 40M; July AIS; cash No
? mixed 41h: No white 42A Oats-No
. white 30 Receipts Wheat 2G5.500; corn
1881 600: oats $4,000 Shipmepts--W Wheat
80 500: corn %, 400; oats 1000.
arm|Pork. standard mess. 14.75. Lava. re
iued tierce. 6; pure lard o. Boxed meats-
Dry salt shoulders ~: sides sN Bacon
-Clear rib sides 9h Hams-Cholce sugar
fair. 6lan7i4 Rice Ordinary 20 good aGi4.
Flour graia and feedstlds FIRM Flour
Fancy > i1Ni3 70 Datents 3. s0Gl3 SIS. Corn
meal go. Bran s. Hay--Prime 5000
1900. rhoirr 1Toc6ifsnO. Corn-No .
sacked wlltc 5lM, mixed "a; yellow So.
Gats- 80 3 saekrd a.
Nfw Yort Aprii - Wheat Receipts
~ NtN. exports #.ugp. sIi0f eHsy No. .
rod -,i d-h nholf, 40. y hard ~
a D. aioat apti9ns wesk Hides steady.
Wool Quict Lcagber quiet
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TExAs suILpERs, EXCHANGE.
San Antonio and Galveston Are So Far
Interested in It.


Galveston, Texas. April 7a.The build.
ers exchange Of san Antonio ana the
builders exchange Of Galveston have per-
fected an organization 10 this city Of the
Texas builders exchange IL IL the inten-
ton "a Induce the exchanges of the 0d-
Ing cities Of the State 70 become nenl-
hers. There are ~ present strikes Of he
building trades In progress at san Antonio
and Corsicanu against the builders ex-
change, but the visit Of The nenlt,srs Of
that body who arrived here Yesterday, Is
said 10 have no connection with this mat
ter. They claim that they did not come
for assistance and that they do not need
any.
the officers and commttees Of the or
rnnization are as follows; President, Frank
Vnlat Of Galveston; vice president. 7 r.
Walsh Of Snn Antonio: secretary. A, Stan-
ley of Galveston; treasurer, ]. II. pumps
of Galveston: sergeant at arms, A. III. Sba-
Ter az San Antonio: board of directors, =.
r. Boetier and Henry pauley on San AM
tonic and A. w. Rubright and G. X. VIII
cox OF Galveston; committee on hy.laws,
j. r. Galiaher, A. w. Rubright aud " @.
IlrIch OF Galveston and T.. T. Shields aud
A. III Shafer Of San Antonio,
Today the committees appointed met and
decided upon the by(1ws and transacted
such other business Y was necessary 70
complete the orgRnizdsSn.
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London Einanolnl CahIe.

New York. Apru % rhc Commercial.
Advertised London financial cnbegraml
says The stock market was active and
generally happy TODAY The new copsoa
were bought freely. The American de-
partment was tho merrIcst. OF course LON
don enjoyed the start on the good bank
statement and bought stendiy untll New
York opened. The first New York prices
shnWcd that Wall street was having a
bulge and London took Il up. following the
lead Northern Pacific Union Pacific aud
the Readings were especially strong, Tine
March statement Of these roads sent them
killing The Erles aud Missouri Paclncs
were alone tagging The greatest activity
was in the steel stocks. OF which 100000
shares OF common and 100000 Of the pre-
ana tho PROVINCES New York and the
continent. The money market was firm.
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St. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis, April % Wheat-No. > rcd
cash 1855; May 7Sss No: . hard ItAm15.
oats-No. cash 2sIs MAY 2SA July 2Gls
No. . white 29ism29@s Pork steady-Ioh.
hing 1919 Lard lower, S.0OnS.05. Flour
sttaights 3.20M3.30; clear 2.S0@3.00 limo.
thy seed nominal Corn meal steady, 2.25.
Bran ouiet--Sacked. east track, 7lmT2. Hay
steady l10Oa1.50. Whisky steady, -.
Iron cotton tics 100 BagglnG 6lsmIc.
Hemp twine SC. Dry salt meats.-lloxed
clear sides s62R Bacon Boxed heavy;
extra shorts o1215 clear ribs 925; clear
sides 937h. Receipts-Flour 1000 wheat
$1,000; corn 10000; oats 1900. ship
ments- Flour 1900; wheat 1900; corn Al,
600: Oats l1.0Oc.
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Bulls Lost Heart.

cargill & Richardson say:
Al our opening this morning Liverpool
vas about ta-64d higher. but prices later
declined under heavy offering from the
sauth. closing III to 2-64d down on the
Gay, Spots were reported in moderate de'
nSnd at unchanged prices. sales 10000
naes. On this our markets opened steady
70 up, hut the bulish feeling was
quickly dlsspated. and prices declined un-
qer liberal selling for both accounts, clos.
ng to lower In New York ana to .
ssower In New Orleans. Spots 1-16 down
new York and New Orleans, unchanged
Esfwhere. There was some demand for
spol cotton, but the movement turning out
y n excessive, the bulls lost heart aud turned
ssiels before the day was over. Est
hates at Houston and New Orleans for
mmoTow did not give any encouragement,
~ rather tended 10 encourage short sell
=. and at the moment bull news Is at a
wrmlum. Crop news was somewhat more
s ss,sseslanle although rains In portions Of his
S hasls would probably be welcome. While
ii Il generally as well as sentim mt
nearish, there does not appear 10 be
s sacn weak long interest In tho market AMI
ma,s VIII be ruled principally by legiti-
~ ~ conditions as well as crop accounts
IAN ~ nav TO dav. For the present the mar
~ LOOKS as though II would do 10 sell on
iema nniges Liverpool Is due to be down
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LIVERPOOL MARKET WEAK.
SPOT Market Quiet and Offerings of Poor
Grades Good.

New Orleans, April 29.--The market for
spot cotton was quiet during the day. Liv-
erpool's weakness today has had a reflec-
tlse influence on prices on this side of
The water and buyers are not now disposed
10 meet the views of factors. The con
toued heavy movement of the crop com
blned with late developments anent the
heavy takings of Indian cottops by the
Minis Of Japan has caused considerable
uneasIness in the trade and at this juno
ture 1t looks as though values must neces'
saflly move a peg or two lower before a
bait can be called. In the meanwhile
local offerings of spots are good, so far as
Tie poorer qualities are concerned, but
decidedly, meagre as to the higher grades,
arrive. Quotations Lice lower on all
grades.
! There was very little doing in the future
market aud the general tendency of prices
Was toward a lower level, opening a point
lower, the market gradually. eased OF
ibout points and after slight fluctuations
closed 4 to s points lower than on, sat,
urdsy-with May 1921 90; June 7.S4@
1850 and July 5000 81. .
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago April 29.- Butter-Dull cream.
cry 14mi9l9 dairy 1lM17. Cheese-914el
IL Eggs-Wenk: IL.
New York. April -Eggs-Receints o764
packages Market dull and lower; Western
regular packing 12iaMi3la: storage West
erD 13%Gl4; Southern 1lls012la.
St. Louis, April 29-Poultr y-Steady ;
chickens &: turkeys 5mk ducks > geese 81
O. Butter-Dull; creamery l5@2i daley
id1lO Eggs-Lower, III repacBed nd
cases included.
aapsas CIV, April %. EHgs so any.
frfsp Missouri and Kansas stuck ~,
cases returned.
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Cotton Statistics Are Bullish.

\ III. A. Rogers & Co. of New York say of
cotton:
4 The movement at the ports, while heavy
Ia this season of the year, Is indicative
u heavy foreign buying and this conciu-
s6n Is supplemented By the evidence OF
nsently increased sales of spot cotton both
% the continent and at Liverpool. Though
ment, the opponents OF bull theories point
With pride to the fact that demand readily
absorbs the present offerings and the visi-
bic supply Is steadily decreasing and even
though the movement Is considerable over
that of last year the supply of raw ma
ferla was exceedingly light at the be-
rnnlng of the present season and con
spmption has not been greatly decreased
IN comparison with last year, thus it Is
argued that the visible supply the first of
next season will only he slightly largGr
than that which existed last year. While
% the other hand cotton is considerably
cheaper, mills are practically bare of raw
material and the new crop Is sun great
uncertainty. The Improvement in the cot
TOO goods trade Is reflected in the heavy
export demand and increased sales Of spot
cotton at the leading markets. Mannfne..
iurers are, preparing Tor the fall trade aud
ilcn cf cotton will he largely increased,
hereby decreasing the visible supply All
Indications point to the old crop exceed
ing that of last year ny over 100000 bales.
hut. however. as pointed out above this
lnSrease in production has been Offset by
the fact that the visible supply at the
commencement OF the season was exceed
lnRly small The situation is practically
That 81 last year. and with all III" vicissl-
tndes of the growing crop TO contend With
the purchase ~ the fall and winter options
are most Inviting from an Investment point
q view. Weather conditions. receipts and
demand for spot cotton Will be eagerly
watched and the main Influences OF the
future market.
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT,

ELEVATORS A AND B. =.
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HOLIDAY HAD NO EFFECT.
Speculative Advance in Stocks Was
Uninterrupted.
THREE STOCKS HELD THE LEADERSHIP
Great Activity Shown in Others, bu,
They Were Insignificant When
Compared 10 Leaders.

------~-----
New York. April ap.-if thsre vvns ANY
doubt cntsrta,nea ~, ~ N Was WY
v.,.a r,t,,,, 'u"t sNe speculative ad-
'N"VV mlEht pe interrupted after the holi.
day interval they were aisnAiIei ,,t,ht,
Ave minutes after ~, ..,i,.. N'.",n
I ~, ,.,.., 49, we tfahng opened In
IVY INV temporary quarters OF the stock
strated tho ,Nndtn,, ,,.,,,," ~, .N'''p"
st,to. So, 'ss n"s.'i'h OF inc Ohlled
1910 Ntvt' STOCKS Union raclnc and
Northern Pacific IN the sneculniiyn sl,un.
tinn and tha, loador.ht - ~, . q, ~ ~
d,,.t,,r 49, ~ was uh'Ne''Vu
""aihS 'he Whole or the day, There was
great activity aud SOM, sfrcnrth shown la,
A numhcr of otbcr .s,a.,.. -. 80, ,
into sIcn,aa,,,, Il, wv my ~Alvp
W" slshluVllce IN comparison With the
I furious ACTIVITY aud extraordinary prlce
changes In tho tcsaers ot,, - -,
aav tharo ,,.,,r, -. N"'''h WY
"s 'H't' WIRE StflpS or several feet OF
ticker tape which recorded successive traps.
actions IN one or rho otbc,. q, ,h,., $50.
with no, a st,rt, 49,, NA'' NJ
Thousand sharcs In the series and running
IN Ia 5000 shares rhn ovtno,r 49,,
In Union paciBc oy,o,5,d =, IN
A"'t'V NNt'hucu 70 l-iA IN tine
later afternoon and IN Northern Pacific lo
Ion. United States Steel stopEs ala r,t
show surh ,v,dc n,nt,,ott,,. ~
So, ~, "''"'''"us US y natural
iloni 'ne uhuch greater volume of the com
pany's total capitalization. Neyrrtb,fa.s
the common storE achieved sn .V,r,,,,,., IN
,.sr. 4, ~ y" az VNtlNuie "V
vance OF SA aud the preferred Of ~, and
held more trm,y than almost any other
stock IA the list There ,yns , ,ory s,.it
TRUNK lines. htt thcse seSmsa =, t. auu
Glazed In the minds OF The 6UycE Vim tsr
movement In Union pain, ~ ~ W. ,ng
Baltimore ana ohio q IilinoItn lt@niY rs
ST Louis aud san Frapciscn scsnnG AZ, ",'
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Daily Interior Movement.
Comparative Spot Markets.

Quotations for mlddling at other 81
markets, together with the sales:
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New York Money.

New York, April 20. Money on cali
steady 3d4 per cent last loan A. rniing
rate per cent; prime mercantile paper
IGlAla PR cent; sterling exchange easier
with actual business la bankers bills at
4ssh for demand and AZ 4.S3 for SILKY
days posted rates 4S5igdi.sG and l.el;
commercial bills fs4hM4, Ban silver eefi
hcates 60: bar silver J98 Mexican dollars
4sIk. government and State bonds strong
raiiroad bonds Irregular.
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EIka carnlxaI Il Texarkana.

Texarkana. Texas April 29.-The Elks
fair and trade carnival opened here TODAY.
their attractions were more numerous ana
the Attendance larger than that Of last
season, There were 100 floats In the parndo
whIch embraced every branch Of Industry
IN the city.
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SUGAR.

New orleans. April 20 sugar-Quiet;
omen kettle 3kG3 1916; open Kettle cen,
trlfugal S1sG4i&; centrifugal yellow 4AM
AZ. seconds 2ssd4 Molnsses- Strong; cen
New York. April o9.-Sngar--Raw. hrm
md quiet: fair refining 1i-1G; centrifugal
lsa6 test. 3T,1GM4i4; molasses sugar Ild
Gf3n. Refined steady.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
SAFE An nERcLAIn.

nerclalr, Texas April 20-C. y. Lucas
sold 800 COWS yesterday % parties in North
Teaas They were shipped over The south
err PaclGc TO the Indian Territory.
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FINANCIAL sRIEfs.

Paris. April 2o.--Three per cent rentcs
i0lc, 55f, for the account; exchange on
London OFF, 16p for checks
New YORK, April 2g.--Clearings SibS,05i,-
47y; balances SI,2i2,ll0
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4 killIno a San Angelo.

san Angelo, Texas, April 29.--Antenie
Grade was twice shot and Killed this e<sek>
aeon In the KlondIke saleon, a .apelt
man named KID Hal suzxse4xeo
In jail Y X
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Lnndon ConeoIs.

London. April 29.--consols for money
81 $40 account ofik: bar silver quiet 27hi
money per cent: discount for short bills
slsGi8 9.l6; three months bills 3bNt5A per
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Dry Goods.

.,Nrw York, April 29-The demand from
J, .e nome dry goods trade has not changed
any extent, but finer weather en-
s s., hopes OF better business. Some
lkss s,1ess still In progress for, export IN
sHs,yb, Drown cottons at firm prices light
lroas sneetings unchanged; bleaehed cot
scnnr.sSu ll az precious prices. and coarse
feicfbsu goods quiet and irregular Print
seuIet' INACTIVE and prints and glnghams
Hosi.,. sllk fabrics are somewhat hrmer.
and underwear dull
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, April %.
Arrived.

Arrived.
S. Glenarm Head (Br), Brennan, from
? * 'Hornsby Castle lBr), GOudge, from
Antwerp.
Cleared
None.
Sailed.
None.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today Cars;
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe-........ Is
International and Great Northern ~. a
Galveston. Houston and Hcnderson.-.-
Total twheaD .....--..........-.-- -
ELEVATORS A AND B. -.
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Following are the quotations IN the CAT
weston live stock marker as reported fol-
HE Post by the 4. +. Norman Live Stock
COMPANY;
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New York Futures.
LIVERPOOL Futures.

Leading futures ranged as follows:
April. .......4 BIS July-Aug 49,. 4 Sob
April May. A S2s Aug. Sept ......4 q 2jb
May -June... 4 32s Oct-Nov ...... 4 04s
June.Juy. a 32b Nov,Dec ......4 OPS
a asked; 5 selling; b bid; V value.
Stock at United States Ports.
Stock this day .......... 645. 05s
Stock this day last week ..... 659. 349
Stock this day last year ......... 42S,0ia
Excess this season ................ Ply 09
United States Exports.
This week Last year
Exports to Great Britain. il.5I9 9,261
Exports To France ...... ISL 2.83G
Exports to continent -. o,354 23,D92
Total ...........5 3,so4 81, 2S9
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keTAL.s.

New York. ApriI 29.ATin very dull. 25.aO
d25.75 Pig iron warrants 050qlu.so
Iead--Duil 437is. Spelter-FirmeI st
4.oalsd4.05. Lake copper steady, INV
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Mast zen apsS az se,, ,nore ~ ~ nS ~
fhe demand although there are very FEY
,eft on hand. and the outlook Is favorabl
ftr early arrivals.
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Calves ''@ ''"'
S2od to choice .....~... 4.5om 100
- ~ ..-..rs-. .|s.......... z NM q 4, /
An active demand Tor good beeves and
eVNs' supply hght, aud prices arm.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

=. o. b, mill Texas interior points, ae-
cording TO location: Fer gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose. 81. II q y
Prime summer yellow Oil. 30 "a 81
Linters, per pound ....,. 2.tM "a
Per ton
Hulls. baled - SO 30
Prime cotton seed cake, 10 50 e2O 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliy
cry at Galveston.
New York April 29-CottOn seed oil
easier; prime crude S3e; prime yellow
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LIVE STOCK.


The following are the live stock quota.
lions for this market as furnished by r..
f. Saunders, Jr.. successor TO Box Saunders
Cnnntnfzsiou cOmnany.
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Other Spot Markets
Galveston--spots closed dul, rnch,r..

stock 49,, 237 bales. .
Low ord .,...55s Mddling go. 81,
Ordinary. .6A Good mid ..S%
Good ord. go. .eJS Mid fair 80
Low MID. 7% Sales 800
New orleans--Spots closed steady; prices
lie down; stock 231 400
Low ord .....5 S-l6 MIddllng .....s i-16
Ordinary. .5& Good mid .s&
Good ord ....6 Tie Mid fair 49, s%
Low mid. .....1A Sales 200
New York-spots closed quiet; prices
116c down; stock 145661 bales
Low m Sif,,., G G9' FAIR ira Ss i1e
Middlng.. ,..s SIC Sales .......625
liverpool closed unchanged: sales
10000 bales, Of which 5000 were American;
speculation and export 300 bales: imports
1000 bales of which 100 were American
Ordinary .....4 1872 Midding. ....i q 81
Good ord ....4 1872 Good mid -. & 27.32
Low mid. A 1912 Mid fair 100 5.32
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Kansas CITY April %, --Cattlc Receipts
$500 natives 1900 Texans and l70 calves:
siockers and feeders steady; others to ~
cents lower; native beef steers 10000 80.
stockcrs and feeders 3T5Gf1.25; Western fed
steers 450n5.10: Texans and Indians S.s00f
800; COWS 3.25@i IS: hNfcrs 355nj i0.
bulls 3.25Mi.J0; calves 4.O00B00 Hogs
Receipts 10000: market 10 10 cents
lower; heavy 5.7563 ~, Hight 52OGi5 20:
pigs 4.256i520, sheep. Receipts 900. choice
steady 10 cents higher; common grades
,. cetns lower Western lambs i,oo05 10;
ings 4,h56fl 50: grass muttons iO06i4 Is :
ewes l0m4.50; culls 2.7jmi00 spring
limbs GNnm7i0
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WOOL

ST. Louis ADri 2a.-wool-Essy; neil.
um grade i2d1s: heavy one logi2i hgnt
fpe i2@i5; tub washed liar.
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International and Great Northern 7na
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Au.,, 65
Texas and New orleans ... n
Houston East and West Texas .. 2pl
Gulf, Colorado snd Santa Fe ., 5n7
Ssnn Antonio and Aransas Pass $50. all
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas. ......, 6g7
-, -----
Total Observation-Disclosures q 4en
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sHIrMrNTs rRou v,rrop,

A.e-' - AtNPei A.
Victoria, Texas. April CAPTURING tho
stirned from points OH Inc Nav N'ort
n~ssis and Mexican aud Gull. Western
ItAas aud Pacific railways AZ followS
sunday, April n, Jones Il Welaer .
l. H. ~ OAniuisee'
Monday, April 20. enrtim 4 pascb,,
trains, TRIMS, o. cars, from Van Week 10 OAK.
tuesday, April -, Jones 4 welder. 2
Nodn, sday Gibson & Co p trains Al
cars, from Picrer To Wagone
thursday, April .I.i J. L. Daugherty
traln, :, cars, from I'll Campo Ia Catoosn
saturday. Apal - Buchanan n CO. 50
cars, from Ber'lair 10 White EArle
sunday, April Is. Fleniug a Davidson
- cars, from Bfeyile 10 oaktaha. /. Il.
i9ial shipments OF stock cattle up TO
Anril 20, $40 cars
more. "e W.
The following market cattle shlnmcnts
wire made during the past week
tuesday. from Aloe, j. A. Wilemin 1
ear calves 10 New Orleans; from Ed,,
pens, {. Branch, | car calves 10 same mar
ktt' from victoria, w. L. S;opcr 1 oar
u"iSrs 10 Algiers, from Reevllle. r. ID
I161d, cars horses to Mississippi.
wednesday,, from Gauado H. " Mauritg
g. a. hosS to Alsiers; from Louise. smith &
weaver. ; ears Of mules 10 CUntpy TENS
frcr Pierce, A. T. Borden. car caives and
car cows TO Aigiers
hu sday, FROM Golind, j v Rocder, ear
caves 10 AEllers; from Rerclar. e, IA.
East car calves To New Orleans
Friday. from ReeViiie 9 ,,ars rattlc 10 Al.
sVrS' sn'nped by j. II. Brown.
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ncrAN rRrlGnr nArEs ON c0rroN.

Nhlp HEcnfF m1kc The Following ocean
freight qu0latiouf on cotton shipments from
tho Interior within 10 days from date;
To- Cents.
Liverpool NORTHUMBERLAND. -
Manchester (sccand class ........... 3H
Bremen ...4...,.,......,.. 40
linvfc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Antwerp Castle line) ........ 81
Rotterdam ......s............. rs
Hamburg Observation-Disclosures. %
The above quotations are based on hrst
class liners Second class liners cent aud
tramps cents lower
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Houston Daily Statement.
1ouston conparatiYe statennent.

e.. 's'UH IoHparatve otatenent-
Grnss ,.eceipts thus far this week. 66s7
9foss ..seeipts 239 days this year. 2. zoo CTS
"a receipts $50 days is9s- isao. LABS SIS
r. Houston Railroad Receipts.
<k. o"lng are the receipts Of cotton by
'sf'ous railroads entering the city;
'nes~ Bales.
zen Aad Texas Central sil
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Houston Spots.

Spots closed easy, unchanged: stock 81.
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The Coconino sun., 1901-06-15
Nerve Tonic."

One of the most helpful books on nerve weakness ever issued is that entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr.. Sawyer of San Francisco, now in its fifth thou sand. This work of an experienced and reputable physician is in agreeable contrast to the vast sum of false teach ing which prevails on this important subject. It abounds in carefully con- sidered and practical advice, and has the two great merits of wisdom and sincerity.
 It is endorsed by both the religious and secular press. The Chicago Ad- vance says: "A perusal of the book and the application of it's principles will put health, hope and heart into thou sands of lives that are now suffering through nervous impairment"
 The book is $l.O0, by mail, postpaid.
 One of the most interesting chapters Chapter xxx, on Nervines and Nerve Tonics-has been printed separately as a sample chapter, and will be sent to any address for stamp by the publish CTS, The Pacific Pub. Co.,, Box 265S San Francisco.