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COFFEE.

New York, July i0.-Cofee-spot RE,
dull; No. invoice 5Js. Nilld-Qulet; Cor
dova Sl4dl21h. The market for futures
opened steady with prices unchanged 70 s
points lower, this level being the best for
both accounts developed on a small scale
and there was little support, prices slowly
gave way. The early afternoon witnessed
further depression under Increased selling,
for short account with the close easy and
net unchanged 10 10 points lower. The fac
tors which combined to prompt selling
Europeate markets, easier feeling In the
spot department and absence OF specus.
teruher 5.07; October .05d5 10; November
b IL; December 5.25Gl5 30; January 81 500
b IS; June . 60.
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GRAIN ANn Hay.

Carload lots. T. q. b. cars from mllers,
dealers charge from store 5di0c more per
100 lbs on bran. 9M3c per bushel on OATS
and corn, and 1oa15c per 100 lbs on hay.
RnAN-Per 100 lbs, S5MS6c.
WHEAT SHORTS Pers 100 lbs, o5cd
500
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, sligo
lis.
OATS-Per bhshel, 4l@42c
HAY-Alfalfa, S12OOnl2.50; choice tim
othy, $500; South Texas prairie hay,
Sc .00asOO; North Texas and Territory hay,
so JgfIl2 20
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euTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis, July 30. --Poultry-- Quiet.
chickens IA turkeys p: ducks 3 springs
6d7; geese I, springs 4a5 Butter Steady
creamery 1920; dairy f3624. Eggs Steady
nearby and Southern 9.
New York. July 10, Eggs Receipts 12,-
SIG psekaeek irregular: state aud Penn
sy.vania 14Q15i Western cnndled l3dl3;
Western nncaDdled n@i2h.
Chicago, July 10 Butter Steady: cream
cry 14d1S&; dairy 14d16h. Cheese
STEADY, 8ai0. Eggs-Firm, Il.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

oulnine 45G47c per ounce bottle: NOR
phlne 81 4OG2.60 per ounce; cocaine, 49, -
per ounce; borax. SIC per pound in 100
castor oil, $40 Per gallon in 5-gallon
packages; epson salts S3.15 per hundred
In barrels alcohol. S27Om3.0O per gallon
sulphur, S265 per 10 In barrels alum,
2lkc per pound in barrels; saltpeter &c per
pound in barrels; Camphor, zoe, wood alco
hol 500; gum opium, S3S5; powdered
opium, 1856 carbolie acid 40Gf42c per
pound In bottles. calcium carbide. $500
per hundred. delivered Texas common rail
way points.
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ondon financial Cahle.

New York, July 1orhe CommercIal-Ad-
yertiser's London dnauciul cablcgram says:
The stock market today wns much more
cheerful thnn yesterday, but Il was rather
n reaction from weakness than anything
Business was only moderate, save In the
American department which was more
active than lately. The strength and buey.
cidcdly dcmorniized the local bears, and
today there was fresh crop Of bulls par
ticularly In Atchlson, The continent was
only slight seller. Money ruled steady.
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81. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST Louis, July l0.-Wheat-No ? red cash
6o9,, Iuly COZ September 6lA; December
64i5; No. ? hard 62d62l4 Corn--No. cash
40: July 40; September. 49N@40b Oats Oats,
10 white 3sG39 Pork-Steady; jobbing
1913. Lard Firm: s41Qs.1Tla. Flour
Quiet patents 8. 1913 25; extra fancy and
straights 2'75d2 30; clear 2 .65@2. 80. Tin
?. 81. Bran strong 67l4 Hay Firm; tim
othy II new; 10 90 old; prairie IL o0dll, 90
new. Whisky steady, p. Iron cotton
Ties O5. Bagging 6ssaTh. Hemp twlne
q Dry salt meats boXedFlrm. I'M
changed. Bacon. boxed-Firm, unchanged.
Reccipts--Flour 5000; wheat 224,oOO; - corn
wheat 1000; corn 1900; oats 2l,oO0
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas city, July 1.-Wheat-July 6Sis9
5sA; September 5s&: December DAaov9m'
Corn--July 5llkd51s4; September 5lss; De.
cemher 4oAq40%; cash No mixed Pc
53iI: No. 2 white 53La. Oats-No white
a5 Receipts-Wheat 10000; corn 2l6Oo;
oats 5000 Shipments-Wheat 1920; corn
"a. 400; oats 5000.
or 900. exports 1877 900. Spot hrm; NO.
; red 73i5 fob aioat and ny elevator;
No. / Northern 73 fob. ahoat; No l hard
S0i5 fob. ahoat. Options.
New Orleans July lO.-Hog products
steady. Pork Standard mess l5.50. Lard
Refined fierce SO. pure lard s5sq9 Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders 1A@7%; sides
7Ss Bacon-~Clear rib sides 01a Hams
Choice sugar cured 10I3@12A. Coffee Rio,
ordinary to fair 6ftdI. Rice-Ordinary to
GOOD 3n4l4 Flour-Steady; extra FANCY
4 95d3 rs; patents 63d3 10. Cornmesl
, 40. Bran 50. Hay-Prime, IL 0o@l6 '0oi
choice iS 90 Corn-No. 2 sacked white Oh
mixed 81; yellow 90 oats-No' sacked
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New York Money.

New York. July 10Money on call steady
at 46r5ih; last loan 4 per cent; ruling rate
per cent Prime mercantile paper 40
AZ per cent Sterling exchange heavy, with
actual business in bankers bills i.S1K6g
sixty days; posted rates 4.s0 and 4sSR;
commercial bills 4.S4h@4s4A. Bar silver
5SIa; Mexican dollars 4GA, Government
bonds and railroad bonds weak. state
bonds inactive.
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RANK CLEARANCrs.

Following are the cloarinEs OF tho Hous-
ton banks, together with tho amount OF
Increase OF decrease over last year:
This week. Last year. Inc.
saturday ..,..S i,3p4.sl2 STOG3Ss S6s7, a24
Monday ....... l,iOu,p5i Sp3, 4O3 nuO,1a4
TucSiuy .... BE. 800 J.O63.9st $685. Cot
W duesday 80, eiI11l $780, 6O,JB3
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Havre Hogan line) Observation-Disclosures. 80
Antwerp castle Incl ........,........ -
Rotterdam (Hogan nne). ~
Hamburg ttlrst-ClaES). observation-disclosures. %
The above quotations are based on drSt
class liners. Second class liners / cent aud
trnmps cents lower, except for net rates
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. July tO.-Three per cent rentes 1907
Csc for the account; exchange on London
25f lie for checks
New York July 10 Clearings S326, 711,-
2Ss: balances SlG,790A7b.
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PRODUCE.
BEEswAx-PrIme Texas. 22a2ac pc

pound
REANS-Imported navy beans 3asG
3Mc; Bayou 319c; English dried, Be-; plnks,
3hc; Lima, 634q7c; black eyes, 4l9c;
Michigan navy, none; California navy,
SIC; Snaps, 500 per bushel wax, 81 80
per bushei; Dutch Lima, &c.
BUTTER Blue Star, 10000; dairy, IBa
lie; Elgin creamery. 22d23c; oleomargarino
dairy prints. lie; Lincoln solids, 101adf11c;
prints 11M1115c; Special Blue Star, lac;
Crystal Gen and Country rolls l6c
Special dairy. 15c; fancy dairy, lie;
Texas country butter. 7@lsc; Texas bricks,
15M19c.
CABBAGE lM@1s,c Ter pound.
Wisconsin full cream rolls,
14c; Wisccnsii full cream daisies. 12l4d
l3lkc; Wisconsin half cream, 12l9013c
EGGSTeXas, sac per dozen; Kansas
l5c; Texas cold storage, 14Ul5.
KRAUT-New, in half barrels, 81. sOd
go.
oNloNs-s 5d90c per bushei.
.PEPPER-Ch 14al5c per III; black
P6TAToESG New, a5edSloo per bushel.
PoULTRY-C Chickens, hens, good, s.. 20d
S150dlS so; cocks. large old, $50, ducks
sarge, 81 5od3.OO; geese, full feathered
s3.25a4.0O; turkeys, hens. S4.50d6.50; tur-
keys gobhlers, S6OOdT0U.
TOMkTOES-Per crate, 30G35c.
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DRY Goods.

New York, July 10. There has hecu no
demand for staple cottons today in any
department, hut the tone continues nrp
and previous prices are held firm. Print
cloths are inactive, hut steady In prices
Prints quiet. but firm. No change In
ginghams. Mems wear woolens and wol
steds quiet. but Arm in staples. Fancy
irregular. Dress goods dull and irregular.
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London Consols.

London. July 10 Consols for money
~ a16; account rs Bar silver dull, 20 IL ii
pcr ounce. Money ialR per cent, Dis
count for short bills 2M@2I2 per cent.
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SUGAR.

Now orleans July 10. sugar--Quieti
omen Kettle 3 3-i6d4: open kettle cenrltu:
al a7Sd4ls; centrifugal yellow 4A149s;
seconds 2Isal Molasses-Dnll; centriru-
gal calls. -, ..su.
eatr refining 36l0: centrifugal % test
rs i6; molasses sugar inactive, 3o-lo-
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Postmaster Of Frost.

Corslcana, Texas, July io--pr J, y.
cunert. nrominent republican OF frost
received notice OF his appointment "a
postmaster Of Frost.
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n ZOE. July % Hldes- steady.
ooTToN SID PRODUCTS.

#. o. B. mill Texas interior points, &C.
cording 10 location: Per gallon.
Prime crude oil loose ~. 2AiA4 ~
Prime summer yellow oil. 2S q ~
Linters per pound ....... q ~
HUNS Ddltu
Prime cotton seed meal. $50 90 an 0o
Prime cotton seed cake. 10 10 (g2O 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are Tor uehs-
cry at Galveston.
Memphis. July f0.--ou carload lots. per
gallon, prime crude, 81; OF Grade 20 less
than carload lots 30; prime supi'ner yeliow
tf,an carload lots, per gallon, AZ Meal aud
cake, carload lots per ton, prime lS.oV'
less than carload lots 20. CO.
New York, July 1o.-Cotton seed OIL
Steady.
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DaiIY Interior Movement.
Comparative Spot Markets.


Galveston Spots closed easy, prices un.
changed stock 62,350 bales.
Low ord. ,,..5& Middling ..-..Sut
Ordinary. .... 6& Good mid ..SA
Good ord. .....I Mid fair ....9lb
Low mid ....,,7M Sales ........ 80.
New OrIeans-Spots closed easy, prices
unchanged; stock ~, sos bales.
Low ord ....5 0-16 Middlng ..,SA
ordinary .6Is Good mid AZ 50
Good orb ..6 1916 Mid fair ....,a
Low mid ...7Ss Sales ........l $50
New York-Spots closed dull, prices &c
down: stock $50, 23T bales.
Good ord .7 Ole Good mid $50. 81 1918
Low mid .....S 3-l6 Mid fair ,9k
Middllng. ....S9S Sales .5,2oB
Liverpool-Spots closed quiet, business
moderate prices unchanged: sales 5000
bales. of which 1000 We're American; spec
untlon and export 500 bales; imports 5000
bales Of which 400 were American.
Ordinary ..4 1892 Middling IA ll-lB
Good ord. .4 1852 Good mid .,..4 1915
Low mid go. a 1892 Mid fair .....5 3-lB
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METALS.

New YORK. July l0.-Tin Hrn1. Lake cop
nor Inactive. Lead dull, unchanged. Spel-
Ter steady. Pig iron warrants dull, $50
@iOO0.
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GALVESTON STOCK
ELEvAToRs A AND B.
GALYEsTON GRAIN MOVEMENT
ncnAN RArEs o. CorTON.

ship agents make the following ocean
freIght 0Iotations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within nfteen days from
To- Caprs.
Bremen trrat-clasO .......-......-... ~
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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Houston Daily Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement,
Gross receipts thus far this week 47il
Gross receipts 3l2 days this season 2,3S9.3IO
Gross receipts 311 days 1890 1900. / ,T44,A
Cross receipts BIZ days 1905 1899. 2, 462,72l
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city
Bales.
international and Great Northern 49, 2S2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ...,,... 3O2
Total Observation-Disclosures. .5S4
Houston Spots.
TIC close was quiet, prices unchanged;
STOCK 81 ,65S bales
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

rAere were no developments OF interest
In yesterdays local markets. shipments
of fruit vegetables and produce were
all rather lighter than usual and the vol
ume Of business transacted was not large,
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$ selling; b bid; ' value.
New York Futures.


The leading values ranged as follows:
July. ..4.34s NovDec .....4 bias
July Aug a .32-33 Dec-Jan ,..,4 lSl4s
,Aue. Sept. a "a 2sb Jan.Fen ......4. 1870
October a 1T1Sb Feb-Mar "A Ian
Oct Nov "A. lob 3 Mar-Apr ,....4. l4-l5b
asked s selling; h bid; vslue.
Stock at United States Ports.
Stock this day ......-..s....s... 4OI. liD
Stock this day last week ..-s...,. .456.224
stock this day last year ..,....... .153,34O
Excess this season .......,.......253 ,175
United States Exports.
This week. Last year.
Fxports to Great Britain. 34,437 $3.50
Exports 20 continent 26,S12 4.06s
Mt Receints al United States Ports
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The poultry situation remains unchanged.
The demand continues rather more active
than otherwise and prices are beinS maiu'
tanned fairly well.
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nRIEn RRrITx An Nrrs.

APPLBS~-Fancy evaporatcd, 50lb boxes
613c; lib cartons, 1c; choice eyaporatcd,
SIC.
APRlCOTS-per ID, loose, 1Oc
CITRON-In lob boxes, 13r
CURRANTS-ln hbls l3hc; 25 10 boxes
DATES-1-lb packages, Zoe; cob boxes
FIGs-Callfornia, 12lac; imported, i5a
lsc.
PEACHES Choice new stock Slkc
RAISlNS--California 3-crown, l. L.
boxes, 5000 4 boxes l. IT, RaisiBs. 65dTjo;
2-crown l., NJ. raislus, J0lb boxes, SaiShc;
3crown /. NJ raiglns, 5O-lb boxes Sc.
PRUNBS-California 50-60s, Sc; co 70s,
75c; 70dSOs, &c; S0-9Os, 5hc, g0.1O0s 81.
NUTS-Brazll, lac per lb nlberts, Sicily,
l5c; wslnuts, l4Ml5c; peanuts fancy hand
picked, 524d6c: No ., 49iMjc Jumbo. l'4J
&c: almonds, Taragona, 1Sc per ID 10 sacks
Italian chestnuts l0c; peCans, selected.
Zoe; large, 12@15c; medium, 7@sc.
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Stocks OF California apples and plums
are large and somewhat lower prices are
not unllkely.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. 3-lb ssc.
neapples, sliced, S1l0; eyeless and corc.
less, 81 75dI1 So extra grated 81 S5di 90;
pears, 2-h, soc; strawberries, 2-lb, S5c;
hlackherries. Glib, I5c; peaches Pin. 10;
9t6o5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, ..
h; full weight, zoe; 10. full weight 90c;
2lh, light weight. csc BIB light weight
Soc; .oRrn and tomatoes. oh a0c Canned
kraut, Bib, S1.oo California asparagus, -
10, SIA5q2 10; lib California asparagus
tips 81 90; baked beans. 8.lh 95c. Alb
45c; 2-lh string beans, T5c 2-lh kidney
beans. 95c; BIB strlngless beans S125: BIB
marrowfat peas. 81 10; 2lb American Petit
Poisso peas, 81 tod1 *; 3lh hulled corn,
q 90; Al corn, 81 90; 2,lh Blue Ridge corn,
Soc; Pride of Maryland, 9jc
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
233lb peaches; lemon cling Sl.aO6l p5,
yellow Crawford, 81. 806a1. So black cher.
dies, S2.0oG2 05; white cherries So 1910
SS5b33i aprlcois, 81. 75N $50; Strawberries,
S2.0u@2.lO; plums, Sl.65d1 ~ grapes, 81 %
CLEO; seconds. 10c per dozen less than
extra standard prices.
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GUN DAY IN NEW ORLEANS.

Little Trading in Spot Cotton In
the Crescent CITY.
y Orleans, July 1o.-There was very
doing In the spot cotton market to
Buyers are looking about as usual
ashowed no disposition 10 trade. The
a downward turn 10 contract prices
pad the effect OF furnishing greater
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Adylces from the primary markets lndi'
ctte that stu higher prices may be ex'
pected
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APPLES-Texa per peck, 3o640c Cali
fornia, 4o-lh hoxes, So 25M2 80
tANTALOuPES-- Crate 8OmFdc.
CANTALoUpES-Cra 4O6i5Oc
LIP MONS Messlnas, 81. O0d6 90
oRANGES-Nalcncia lates, 50 80; Medi.
terranean sweets. SO 25 Buddcd, SO 90;
paper rnds St Micbaels, SO 23
PEACHtS- tour-nasSet crates, S5c0yUc:
4 buShe toxes, 30GJ40c
PEARS-S2. 25672. x.
PINEAPPLE S-Crated per dozen 81 0O5h
!. %; per crate. 81 J0Gt50
PLUMs-Pcr peck. Wild Goose, 3513THc,
az ~.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

FORT OF GALVESTON, July 10,
Arrived.
None.
Cleared.
IS Nueces (Am.), Risk, from New York.
sailed.
IS Nueces tAm.l, Risk, for New York.
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the market. There is practically nothing
doIn. in them.
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eiSc; lib cartons o%ci ginger snaps, Sc
creams. SC; stage plnuks, &c; cakes and
'1 FLoURnRasls 4sib sacks Fancy high
patent So 70 fancy. half patent So 40:
third grade. So 20. 34-lb sack, Toe pei bar.
rel higher; -four ~ wood i5c per barrel
" ERRrNAcEous GOODS Grlts, hominy
and cream meal. In barrels SS2a; Pearl
meal. in ASH sacks, 500 per barrel q
oats oats. 500; Columbia oats, se.ooa2. 10:
Hawkeye oats, S2,ooaS2.i0
LARD-Rehned tieree, compound, "a;
leaf. p,NdgNc; S0ib cans, We higher than
ticrces 10Th cans NC higher: bab caus
&c higher; 3-lh cans ic higher,
HAMS STANDARD liia@ i2c picnic hams,
LIME Bulk 500 per barrel; coopcred,
'HoNEY-rn barrels, coarse per gullon;
In bulk sd1tc; IN l2.lb capS extracted,
6i5eITc pound sections, lea l3t.
MoLASsEs4 Rebqlled fair. i6a5sisc1
crop syrup. s2Gssc; pure new crop syrup,
CONDENSED MILK Eagle se50a6 ~;
Magnolia, 81 ,4Q@46f; Dime. $S.5OaiS.d 90;
OYSTERS is fuil weight. 4-oE s5a9uc;
2lb fell weight So5 $k e,rRi T9j xs, In
sIh. light weight. ssMDoc.
PicKIEs- Flye.galion kegs, sl45i 10
gallon kegs, 81. 80 is,bbls, $500: pints,
american style lNbxSots .NuaiAat
style. $3.50: h-gallon, 50 1912 Is; 1-gal
lon, American style, Ss.S56fSboi l-gnilcn
RfCE Extra fancy head. elsa6&c;
choice, 5a5hc; fair, 4%G4lac; fancy I'm
RoPEDsissl. basis Tie. 7%c; Manila
lie; untnrred latb yarn. Sc; tarred, nc
SALT Louisiana, coarse, SSc me, Sac;
bbls, 2s los. S2.50 eo-5s, $3.50; looSs, a.To;
SALT FISH ackerel. No 1. In lo.lb
Kits. a5c@S1. 90; half bbls Tolb. No. 1,
SIS Ood5 20; tubs, So .Oo5f5 20.
SALMON. Fancy Plllar Rock Columbia
River, 81 90; Castle Rock, Columbia River.
SIet6il.7b, Spear Alaska. Sl.i5; Toy 60.
iumbia River 81. %; Blue Bell. Columbia
RIVER. $l.10. Violet brand 81 so Cmna
ticn brand. Fancy Red Alaska Sl,35gt.S 20.
SARDlNES-A American, quarters, 81 %
mustard 50 20; Imported Gillette grade
gnal tiers, Sl15o; fancy sprats. quarters
500.
: STARCH standard goods; Pearl. in 4olb
loxes, 3Md4c, Royal Gloss bulk, sc,
Nickel 100 packages. per box So 75; corn
starch 5l5c per III. 20 and 40llb boxes
SUGAR-Quotstiohs arc for small lots,
spccla' rates are given on carload orders
Standard graduated. 5 Soc; cubes and pow
deled. 6.l5c, Louisiana yellow para6ned.
fancy, 5 Coo; choice .ATlSc.
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TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered IN Our Ear From
talasd Towns In the Territory
Tuesday Afternoon,

MAD'LL.
A south bound freight train was
wrecked eight miles south of here
this morning between 3 and 4
O'Clock. -Four loaded cars were
were derailed. No one was hurt.
The south bound passenger was
delayed several hours.
w. l.. Wilson died Sunday of
pneumonia. The remains were
buried yesterday.
EARL.
J. ID. Long and family from
Orinne have arrived here.
A. &. Burger was sworn in this
morning as mayor.
HEALDTON.
w. A. Whaley and wife of Mon
tague, Texas, are here.
CHAGRIs.
A party at this place was broken
up last night by some young men
with too much red eye.
MARIETTA.
Jim Rose shipped a car Of hogs
to Gainesville last night.
BOB.
The bugs have destroyed the oa
crop and are now at work on thC
corn. The farmers are discour
aged.
Rev. j. C. Leach filed his regu
lar appointment here Sunday anC
organized a Sunday school.
Mrs. d. G. Splawn accompanied
Rev Leach home to Ardmore yes
terday.
Our school is progressing nicely
with a good attendance.
| THACKERvILLE.
Rev. l.. j. Prestige of Decatu
Texas, preached at the Baptis
church Sunday.
X. p. Monkres is in Ardmor
attending court.
w. f. Mullen of Holdenvill
was here last night en- route t
Antlers, where he will atten
court.
If you want a nice dresse
chicken or turkey go to Gee
Watts & Co. for it. Delivered i
any part of the city. l62t
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Second Days Session OF the Special
April Term.

ApTH Term.
Court convened again this morn
ing aud up to noon quite a num-
ber Of cases were disposed Of.
c. G. Caldwell, Davis, and c..
w. Gray, Wallville, were appoint
ed notaries public,
6. w. Duke, ct al, VS.. VIM.
Goodall, ct al; amendment to de-
murrer filed, which was answered
by defendant.
G. J. Dickinson, ct al. , VS.. Geo.
NJ. Miller; dismissed on motion
Of defendant.
W. A. Ledbetter, ct al, VS.. S.
E. Ford, ct al; continued to reg
ular term.
w. j. Null VS.. n. b. Glover, ct
al; continued to regular term by
plaintiff.
Ellen billiard VS.. Davis Todd, ct
al; referred to master to report
on all questions of law and fact
aud transferred to equity docket.
c. 2. Liddell, ct al, VS.. A. NJ.
Leslie, +. s. Allison and /. N.
Langston; death of c. p. Liddell
suggested; case revived in the
name of John Liddell as special
administrator, and continued tC
regular term.
In the above case the demurrer
was overruled except as to de
scription of property; defendan
excerpts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16

The ladies aid society of the G,
p. church will meet with Mrs. j.
r. Pennington Thursday after
noon from to 6 o'clock. Re-
freshments will be served. All
cordially invited.
Mrs. w. S. MASON, Sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16

If you would keep your wife in
a good humor, always buy Chase &
Sanborn's coffee. The best in the
world, s. f. JENKINS. 24-lm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16
Mrs. Garrison Dead.

Persons here from Oklahoma
City inform us of the death of
Mrs. George w. Garrison, which
occurred in that city yesterday.
The cause of her death was small
pox. Mr.. Garrison was at one
time one of Ardmore's leading
merchants. His store building was
destroyed by fire and he was forced
to leave here for want of a suit
able business house. He is now
the president of the Oklahoma
Saddlery Co. In common with
the many friends of the family
here, we sincerely regret Mrs. Gar
rison's death and extend condo.
lence to the bereaved family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16
eXeepts.
Always Ready

To do you good work on short
notice. Repairing guns, bicycles,
Sewing machines, etc. You will
find us in our new quarters in the
rear of Alexander's drug store,
north of the postoflice.
l7-lm G.. w. RITTER q Son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16
New Suits Filed.

NJ. C.. Bradford VS.. NJ. b. Brad
ford. Divorce suit, cause aban-
donment.
James Musgrayes VS.. Louisa
Musgraves. Divorce suit. cause
abandonment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16

The finest steaks, fresh sausage.
pork, mutton and all kinds of fresh
meats at Geo. Watts & Co. 1926
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16

For the present, j. Ii. Spiegle's
famous bakery is located in the
old shoe shop formerly occupied by
j. IL. Jordan on the south side of
Main street. Stf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-16
Pasture Your COWS.

| have secured the Rolf pasture,
where there is plenty of grass, and
water, and will pasture your cows
for one 81 per head. l will call
for and deliver them back at
night. | will also keep a fine Dur
ham bull in the pasture a part of
the time. Respectfully,
w Il. LANDRUM.
. Leave orders at Sass & Craw-
ford's store with Luther Landrum.
l2'1m
For sALE-A good horse 6 years
old, l6 hands high, good single or
double driver, a desirable family
horse, also strong enough for rail
road work. Apply at +. A. Walker S
office, Wheeler building. u ct.
Judge Stewart Dennee has been
appointed commissioner at Ada
and Rolf, vice U. G. Winn re
Signed. He was sworn in this af
ternoon by Judge Townsend ant
Will assume his duties at once.
IF you wish to have beautiful
clear white clothes, ask for Rec
Gross Bag Blue. Refuse imita
tons."