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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

Don't use 6ny of the counter
feits Of DeWitrs Witch Hazel
Salve. Most of them are worth
less or liable 10 cause injury. The
original DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve IS a certain cure for piles,
eczema, cuts, scalds, burns, sores
and skin diseases. w. M. Bloss,
Ceredo; r. N. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

The most interesting election that
has ever been held in our city took
place yesterday and resulted in the
election of the Citizens Ticket, but
the opposition put up manly fight,
considering the fact that7their ticket
was not on the ballot.
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Notice OF Trustees Sale of Real
Estate,

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO
Charles II. Hoard, Trustee, by w. G.. Counor
and Emma, his wife, dated the JOth day OF
July, 1000, aud recorded In the Office of the clerk
of the County Court OF Wayne County West
Virginia. In Trust Deed Book No. ., at page l67
TO secure the payment of certain prOniniissOry
notes fully mentioned and described therein .
payable To the order of Pitt and s. FLOYD Hoard
and the amounts evidenced by said notes being
due and unpaid, aud being required so TO do by
the holder and owner Of said notes, I, Charles
=. Hoard, Trustee, will on
SGt~rdGN tie 9th day of February,
1901, between the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and
TOUR O'Clock p. M, in the town of Ceredo, Wayne
hereinafter described, proceed tU sell, at public
auction, To the highest bidder, the property con-
veyed by said deed of Hust, for enough 10 satisfy
such Indebtedness and costs The said real es-
tate rs situate in the town of Cercdo, Wayne
county. West Virginia, and Is described as fol
lows: The east half Of the east two thirds OF
lots Nos. l3, "a, Is and 10, in the Third Range
and Second Square West az Main Street said
boundary Of land having a frontage of thirty.
three aud one-third l33Lj feet on 'C'' Street and
running northerly At right angles from said
&C" Street. one hundred (IOO) feet to the south-
eTly linc of lot No ~, decided by pitt add s.
Floyd Hoard TO Frceland Ratcifn. Feb nth
1897 II being known the s. v. Crunf home
with 5-335b square feet OF land, and its appur-
tenanCes.
TERMS or SALE; CASH ia hand.
Given under my hand this stf day Of January
lPOl' CHARLES +. HOARD,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

When the stomach is tired out
it must have a rest, but we can't
live without food. Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure "digests what you eat'' SO
that you can eat all the good food
you want while it is restoring the
digestive organs to health. 1t is
the only preparation that digests
all kinds of food. w. NJ. Bloss,
Ceredo; r. n. Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

Fatal ELEVATOR accidents are be
coming alarmingly frequent. More
rigid inspection of the machinery
should be made.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09
CEREDO, WAYNE co, w VA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY O.

creased ratio are some that are
strongly Republican. Congress-
man Dalzell gives some very peril
nent reasore for not increasing the
total nunoer of representatives.
for, as be rays, "the house as it Is
now is too large. II ia unwieldy
and there must be line some
where. Idou't see where we could d
put any more representatives If we
should decide to increase the menp-
bership so that no state, or at most
only three or four, should lose"
There is another mattor in this
connection that will undoc btedly
engage the serious attention of
Congress aud that is the suppress
sion of the suffrage in num-
Der of the southern states. If the
ratio of representatives IN those
states was determined upon by the
number of the enfranchised solely
they would cut sorry figure. AS
it is, the injustice of their repre-
sentation is beyond logical dispute,
and presents problem of COM
manding import, for money is now
being subscribed, chiefly in Boston,
Mass, TO test in the supreme court
of the United States the constitu-
tionality of the election lave in
Louisiana and North Carolina,
which practically DISTINGUISHES
the negroes of the two states.
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Notice

Il hereby given that the undersigned will ap-
ply 10 the Legislature at its first session for a
change Of the county line between Wayne an
Cabeii county, w. Va, as follows; beginning at
the mouth Of -Four Pole creek at the Ohio river.
thence a straight line TO the mouth Of the long
Branch OF Beech Fork Said change viii in
clude the farm Of Jacob Piybon in the county
OF Cabeil W. Va.
Given under my hand this ID day Of January.
ipOl. JACOB PLYBON.
qJau-4w.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

WANTED-ACTIvE MAN OF COOL
OHAkACTER To deliver and collect In West
Nlrgi mia tor old established manufacturing
wholesale house. S9oOR year, sure pay Hon
esty more than experience required our
reference, amy bank In any CITY. Enclose
sell addressed stamped envelope. Manufact-
urers, Ihird Floor, S3+ Dear born st.. Chicago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-28
CANNED GOODS,

CANNED FRuirs-Apples, S.lb, S5c;
plneapples, sliced, Si1O; eyeless and core
less 81 TJGi So; extra grated, S1SJI1eO;
penrs. 2-lh, soc: Strawberries, 2.lb. Soc;
tlackberres, 2-lb Use; peaches, 2lb 81 10;
GAXNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. >.
III, full weight, zoe; Bib, full weight, 9oc;
2-ib, ieht Weight, 65e; 3.lb, light weight,
s5c; okra and tomatoes 2lh 00c. Canned
krant SIT $1.oo. California asparagus ~.
III 81 .i36i2 10; lib California asparagus
dps 500; baked beans, 3.lb 95c Alb 45c;
2.ib string beans, zoe BIB kidney beans,
g5c; 2.lb strlngless beans, Si,2a; 2-lb mar.
rowfat peas, S110, 9Th AMERICAN Petit
Pols peas, Sl.5oqL75; 3lb hHlled corn
S5r; pride OF Maryland, o5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standSrd
2is-lh peaches; lemon cling Sl.n@l 20
lies, 50 oo0i2 .OS; white cherries, 81 loo
AIS; apricots, 81 1871, so; Strawherries
! S5fsli2 10; piums, Sl.6a@1.7a, grapes, 81 .AI
| 3ii60; seconds, Zoe per dozen less thar
extra standard prices
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FOREIGN CROP DAMAGE.
Reports Caused a Good Export De-
mand for American Wheat.
A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT THE RESULT
Higher Gables and Covering by Shorts
Also Helped Prces-Corn Dull,
with Narrow Range OF Prices.

Chicago, June 27.-Higher cables, a good
expert demand and covering by shorts con.
tlfbuted hruness to the wheat market to.
day, and the September delivery closed va
q mp; September corn closed hGpx lower;
September oats Mdh down and provisions
from 30 to &c under yesterdays final
prices
On the advance at Liverpool September
wheat opened AGh higher The improve
lncnt was met with large offerings and a
decline 90 67h resulted. Subsequently re
rurts of extensive damage TO French and
German crops brought out n good export
demand and helped ny Gosh buying and a
season Of covering by shorts, there was a
reaction to 67% The trading was mod
er6tely active and the close was Arm.
I h09s higher, at 679sQ6T1s. Minneapolis and
/ Duluth reported 331 cars and local receipts
1 were 80 cars
| Corn was dull, prices ranging within mar
row limits. Speculative interest was light
and local temper was. hearish, though the
crop news was decidedly bullish. Receipts
l4S cars.
Oats were fairly active, with prices n
eing met by plentiful selling orders. re
: Ceipts los cars.
Provisions were dull and lower on con
tinued selling for profit,
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat 3.
cars; corn 1856 cars; oats 40 cars hogs
5000 head.
The Leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles Open High Low, Close
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arAER CONTROLS THE MARkETe
.,,ast Of Rains Caused a Drop in New
York Cotton,

~ York, June y For noon deye'o1
II n the local cotton market wore
b and the Indications quit s'rolfl
ma sharp reaction from yesterday S
6l But later in the day new iow
4 Is icr the present decline were posted,
result Of final selling out bg the tired
| 3 md bear raldng.
Ba market opened firm, nnchansel 10
! sb higher and continued TO improve
N tte call on proit-taking by yester-
M sellers and buying on the reaction
M. Tie cables were better than OK
HI, the rains in Texas proving to he
\ Important Than reported last hight.
u reports from spot markets showed
Z sustained prices throughout The SOU h.
/ frst wave of huyiug carried August 10
Il October TO ~ aud January t. l. ,.
NJ reports Of light hut lairlv general
~ 10 Texas reduced The advance by
/ Asy to matter or / 10 points.
Il forecast for occasional showers in
Ins general rains In the Sou h \ ll"ti =
Ias tonight and tomorrow, wl1h ne
lFfnslon ut the Seventh National Dank,
Eight ahOnt a heavy selling movement
4 A swept everything lcrore il. Au-u I
En1IS, October to I3i AMI January 10
" after which the market Stiitencd ON
lfpori complete cessation of liQuidn'
and moderate Southern buying Cor 2
~ The trade here was appreh nsive Of
Erilng deyeonmcrts in August ~ me
NJ Orleans market Mt any time. inc
PIN was finally stcaiv with prices net
sNW lower to n0ints higher.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

.,,11NIrIoN.- Powder, per key 81 90,
.,nstine powder, 81 % per keg: drop shot,
per sack, 81 a.; buck has, S Lear I, soc.s al
q, f a.. regulars Toe; boxed Ac higher;
6eliles l9 2 i H%p TIEs-Bagging 2lb 7,hc
~ III Sc: Arrow Ties, Tess 'hdu carload lots
from Houston Sl'='' ., -,
'r1hiSS@r per il: No. l. full weight, bn.is
"a 74@15sce ,R eT 20 ic' az sie 10 quaIity
G ca1ita ful weight lie; Electric Lights,
slf2eGi;,,,nxT-Portlaud, 81 1898 %: Rosen.
dG ,ltSsiFsF = E .EE1IRi fair: sqsAc prime ga
choice oR Roasted rf eoees i 1rbae eEkg
S kCiosa basis lOo-lb gases, lie delivered;
a Apex II 90c Lion. l2e
CRAcKERsA az sO gIpser pun sSan eo1 Sc.
c creams, SCI stage planks. DC; cakes and
hWF4noleifI'R RI Basis 4s-lb sacks; Fancy high
nhltlsihtt, ., ale 81 20; 24-lh sack loo per bar
vi hieher: hour In wood lac per barrel
hi EEhHgRfiINAcEoUs GOODS ,Grits, homlny
neal I'm 3sib SACKS. " 90 per barrel Of
qogr sucks; scotch oats S2.ooi d EIieh a.,
nTHs.,n.,keye oats 81 .JO62 10.
~ ARI-Refned ticree, compound, ~
leaf, .;sgaDA ~ ~ bIcher. 5-h rans Il
higher; 3-lb cans lc higher. t. -.
HANS standard ll@llhc' picnic hams
PGIIME-Buik. sl.oo per barrel; coopered
81 %. ots eo6f7,e nor gailon
IN ne0.lb cans. extracted. SAGE per pound
IN hulk sdl1c; In l2lb cars extracted
sik0Tc: pound sections. i2gla ,c.l1,,.,
o'if6i, 4 SEs-- Reboiied. fair. ldA1lss
nrine o0G2ic choice 25a28e; fancy nel
crop syrup. a2dSac: pure new crop sypul
8Sc ,,,ry ts.,ta se rn5iG 7,
, Magnolia, 81. 406t1 ", plhie' A''""s''" "
CbelIenge. So 70n3 50 a-1,no
nYSTERs-1 III full weight 4. si -, e''eJ9o
2-lb fgil welghibi s nebt wsigSt SS5a5o
F; o-lh. light weight, saMlNc; q, AZ. .
(, PiCKLEs Five gallon kegs: 80 ,
raI,nn keoR 50 81. y bhls SioOi pint
? s1merlcnn style. ssf0s5c; quar- America
stSie. ST sea: Hrallon - lne,5 n a.g,
/. Ion, American style, So 35dS.5O; l-gsll'
: H ss1idSEGE sfts0 fancy head, sMgess
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al. Jniy 84iL. September 65l&; December
az 10 : hard 6t4aG0. cG ~ o. :, :
cash 42a July AM sente.m1Ih1Gr l31s 0hSs
gS,S,G61s' No. White SilA. Putk--SlcaGd,I, /,
iohhing 1910. Lard lower, S.5o 49, ~.
Flour Quiet steady; patennjjss, 3 x. Ia re-
> s5552 So Timothy SEEDS adys, 22s;,9a
BpanFirmer; sacked cast rack 05 ll',,ic
nay-r Timothy easy, 2oG@l4s;3o; pr1ii ~
Y I,, cott mU Hes %: hagglng 6Tsa7 Hemp
Wine WIN . Dry salt meats (boxedl- Heavy ,
Extra shorts sl2H; clear ribs 49, 49, o Cf n
sLtun3fs a "a, clear ribs Ably clear sides
az 40 - receipts Flour oooo wheat 4i;Ym nii
, 81 200: oats 22,o00 Shipm mn - nr
! 5000. wheat 1900; corn 3ooo' oats no.
( UOu
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New YORK, June 27.--cotton seed oil ar
COFFEE.

New York, June 27.-cofee Spot Rio
ouict. No. invoice 1-1a Mid-Quiet;
cordoya sI4G12A. Futures opened steady'
rnchapred to points lower The feeling
nftcr ne call was rather bearish. ivf.
Their decline in Iayre az ne close bs Sss,aa
h.nitt1s In Inc afternoon. under which
n,4css further sold % . points GOVERNS ig
caused partial rally q the nee alose points
narket rNotsi sales TT50 bags scptembel
"a IN: November 5.S5; December 643ao'oo
! Nav b.7505.s0
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HOUSTON RalIroad Reoelpts.

f@lowing are the receipts Of cotton W
the various railroads entering the city:
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LIVE STOCK.
KANsNs any,.


stock Yards. Kansas city Mo, June 81
The following sales were made by IeAas
and Territory stockmen to-day
NIehoiass Dunn. Oaktaha ST. pound steers
4 80: s. j. Garvin, Pauls Valley, ss7 pound
steers 30. 02G pound stocrs BOD; y; =.
rover Davis, 1855 pound steers 3,h' becN
4 clover, Ninneknh 056 pound steers 2 30;
slocum q Martin, Cresson, o2i pound steers
4 90; Rnshhn & Co, $50 pound cows %
no pound calves 4 TO- NJ SAMSON; West'
elW hound steers 4. 10; s. j. Win, Morgan,
Tt3 f,omnd cows 2. 10 056 pound steers $50,
iOD7 mound steers 90; N. J.. Trout Cres,
son $50 pound hcifcrE 3.f5, 9ai pound
steers 4 u G. Martin, cresson. 1913 pound
Steers 80. Fred Siocum, Cresson, l9il
Mound steers 81. s. j. Blocker. Elgln
sAi pound cows 2 10. IT, pound cows 8t2l
17o mound calves 4 80; Todd \ Brown
Inola, 756 pound cows S.lo' liz pouh1
rnlves a %.
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nALYEsToN sTock.
orn.v pArrs az COTTON.
J. rvpsroN GRAIN MOVEMENT

Receipts today Of wheat;
Gn,r Colorado and Santa Re ,'f''t-' iei
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Sss, i,..s',, q
international and Great ,n vasnran
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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nRuGs AND CHEMICALs.

ouinIne, 45G47c per ounce bottle: NOR.
milne. S2.35@2.55 per ounce; cocaine, So %
Der ounce; bornx, sac PEI. Mound in 100
rrostor oil, $3.50 per gallon IN 5gnllon
packages; epson salts, SIZE per hundred
s,l,,bnr 50 G. per 100 In barrels. alum,
sfSn Der pound IN barrels; satpeter, &c pei
nnTnnd in barrels; camDhor, zoe; wood alec.
bcL sioo gum opum, $3s5: powder, d
nniun, "a SIS; carhollc acid, 4pn42c PR
oDpp,'nd IN bottles. calcium carbide. S5.2I
her hundred, delivered Texas common rail-
way points.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS,

,,h,coro. Jnne ~ Butter-steady cream
tnts,io. dairy 1A14alalR. Cheese-Du l.
TG i Eggs steady, l 1,0Mst1ll,H .seInts o5oa
W.. york June ~. Eggs hltTIllss i1iE-
paskagcs, hrmeT; Western tIstsg eand'cu 'o''
western III lime III POultry-flTmes
~; snrlnr pals; turkeys s; ducss g
gn aese springs s S Es 1ay sie gt
ssg ildtsSS:: ssosdiSg SS laq E Nsss
western CITY, Mo, June ,2i-Ess,sil .
st hsps:'s fresh Missouri Nne Kansas ~
raises returned
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Carlond lots, T. o b. cars from miI'crs,
dealers charge from store 5M10c more per
100 lbs on bran, 243c per bpshel on oats
RRANIPer 100 lbs. sJdS0c.
WHEAT SHORTS-PeI 100 lbs, 81 15a
%. os-o
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, sloj4
OATS Per bushel 40G4lc
Alfalfa. St2 .G0Gif2.3O; choice tim
| othv stt 5OdI2 o.. South Texas prniiit
4 nav, s6o0dso 90; North TEXAS and TorrltorI
| bnV so g(lll2 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-28

New York, June ~ The comnerclnl "a.
ro,tiser's financial cnblcgram from London
'ots. rustness showed few signs or
strength today aud sentiment was stil a..
pressed. although prices hardened shgn, ,.,,
,,,caE cariy ON fears OF monetary troubles In
New york and on German sales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-28

Konsns CITY. June 27.-Cattie Receipts
zoo natives. 250O Texans, 1000 calves;
morket steady Ia 1OG1l lower; choice
dressed beef steers 3 35dl so; fair g good
4 s56J5 10. s,ockcrs and feeders 3 25d4'Io;
Western fed steers T5Gi5. 80, Texans and
indian steers s 2O6f6 % Texas grass stock,
ars q 50Sf4 Is: COWS . 75Gt4 20; helfers . 20
TX X. canners 75n2. 8J; bulls 3 00MA 20;
eoiyes 4 5O0T5. co. IIogs-Rceelpts 10000
market 90 lower; heavy 10000. 10; light
3 7OGr5 NJ: pigs 5.5Od3 60. sheep-ke.
ceipts 400; market active and steanE
2 5O6f4 g5: Western yenrlings 2Om4 %;
culis . 500l3 90; Texas grass sheep 5'2'@
q 40
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Nv Work June q. Wheat Receipts
Sc eco. EXPORTS 2oi 500; spot .6rmi No 4,s3
rod 75ss T. o. b. aloat; No. ! SoI}hgrn 'oT8
T o. il. afloat; No. ! hard "'7s l. IL w.
a1oat options hrm'
Kansas city, June WhsSt-1uly y es "a
scrtembeE e1H; I 2eeem red "A w coTrna@Juiy
ia hard se oSfefrGbt 4aa, cash No mixed
itiisGfA3sB No white AZ. Oats-No'
,,.llitn 3OlhM3l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-28
nRtEp FRUITS Ann NUTS.

Apples Fancy eyhporated, 5oib boxes
abc; LIN cartons, &c; choice evaporated'
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SUGAR.

New orleans; ,s55,a. omen Kettle ceptri-
epen Hottie 8 ,ontrtf,,.si 4iaG4 us sec.
fugal 5 a,;a Moiasses Dull; centrfusa'
M15, -, 1,ne 2T.-Sugar- Raw. nrm
New lork' ais; centrifugal 60 test
fair ret i,,dIss.ss sugar sic; refined arm
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! Rees,pta at United states Ports.
TRADE NOTES.

rho last sales of lemons in the New York
nrctlop houses show AZ increase Of 90 e.
75r. Locll stocks ar light mud al au-
vance is expected Ill the near future.
New honey is in demand. Local marke'
"a I.rc and none seems to be coming IN
poultiy came in someWha, t'etlS Se''''
dov and there was slump In prices
Hides remain unchanged. Wool Declined
nrc.hnlf cent
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

paris. June 27.-frhrcc per cent rcntes
lOOf i7i3c for the account exchange on
%ew York. juno u Clearings S20i96T,'
nS5. hAlnncea Sl82lO.2l3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-28

Apples Fancy eyhporated, sob boxes
6ibc; 1-lh cartons, Tci choice eNap"rAteu'
ApRICoTS- Per H., loose, loc'
CITRON-ln lob boxes, BE.
CTRRANTS- In bhiS, l3l2c' 21lb poXeS'
cleaned. bulk, l4c lib cartous, i2c.
DATEs-1lb packages, 1oc' e01b boxes
FIGS California, l2hc; imported, 1o@
PEACHES Choice. new stock, slsc.
RAISINS- California, 3-crown /. L.
boxes $780, Alb L. y X rahls o e2g q,
scrown l.. NJ. raisns 5olb boxes Sc.
PRINES- California, 1o-60s, Sc coos,
zoe: 70.s0s, &c; so90s. sag; o0,l0os' be.
nc; wnlunts. 140i15c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5M6f6c; No. ., 4%@5e; almonds
Tarogona, lsc III in Sack Italian chest
nuts. Toe peacans, selected, Zoe. large l2d
/ Inc; medium, 6diIc
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VESSELS DEsrINED FOR GALVESTON.

JuIla Green ..........at New YORK Y
I ottie Moore Corning at New YORK o-l-
SCHOONERS.
George c. Thomas, Kent. .,.....;... g. .
...........at Gloucester o.
Ai'ieo'"i 49, ........... at Baltimore g
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london. June % Fonsols for money ana
and The account 03 3 10. Bar silver sienuyy'
Snort and three months bills 2Ss4lA per
cent.
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FRUITS

APpIES Texas, Dor peck, 8pd4Vc' one
Quarter hughel boxes. ooo.,on nor
RANANAS -Straights S!VWd-" Pe'
bunen, packed culls. s. ooai 70 o,5, Al
SStlATNf 6iIpES- Crate. i06Joc.
Cin1ERRIES- Black Oregon, $2W@2ssSSV -
IIgMONS~ California, extra fancy Y 80
0,1l2s; Messinas, 50 7S1A'ao; fancy Don
FRANCES Seedlings, 81 la43oo' Meui'
,errnnean sweets, SS.o0d3 ~. a.
PEACHES Per peck, 23@a9ci fancy f0
'PTNEAppLES- Grated, per dozen, 81 'Upf
I %: ner crate. 50 50m5. 90 o.-,-,,
pTIiMS Per peck, Wild Goose, 3P9 - < IN q,
Kelsey, 30d40ci California someone's" 49,
/ az 50.
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New York, June 27 Money on call nrin e
ao,,z nor cent: last loan 3, ruling rate
~. ,ent Prime mercantile paper s$I-s4Nh9
pper cen n sterling exchange steady a.s'sssl
gs7a for demand and ,e q SAL ga 81 com M
Sixty na2 ,stui q sfitm4 S5ia silver certin'
meeeia pnomInally %; har silver ook Mex ley
eales dniiars III. state bonds inactive
s gayernment bonds steady railroad oonoi
Irregular.
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colored goods. Bleached cotions Hrm, Prnt
cloths stu In good request. other feairres
unchanged
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METALs.

View York. june q. Tin easy 2s.a'1zs,so
- conner unchanged 100. lead dul
4 M IN shelter unchanged; pig IRON war
rants (. 5nffl0.Oo.
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Nctth American . 500 loi.a
pociNc t,oast .... m 6S
i,n,jfs MaiI - 800 II
peurie's Cas ..,....s.... lUSO ilGs
Pressed steel Car ........ leo asa
Irrs sed steel Car nj ...,... 200 ~
Pullman Palace Car .....,.. SW w
Republic Steel ..,....,...... $500 2lA
Sr.nr s''', .. 2S,GW ia
Tenn Coal and Iron ........ NSOO bb,s
tuicn Bag and Paper Co, ~. l.Ou lo.a
linton Bag and Paper Co M, s.sA ia
u : Leather .s...,s......s... l,Wh Tvs
u Leather nj ...4......... l,AlN tSS
4 ) Rubber ,.............. UOo ~
4 Rubber pf ..........,,., -. wa
Il steel .,.........,s.,.... hO,fOO ~
q : Steel NJ .,.,4......s... 22,oOO NSs
Western trnion ..... 800 u2M
Total sales for the day, 6T2500 shares.
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4 FORA. June 81, Demand has been
M. af scale. bur actual business mot
4. ss''ng the day, owing to the general
~ sellers IN brown and coarse
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2 q 9. Beers Cotton Circular.
lNnnnill u M d.


n special 10 The POSI-
U urrans, June 27.-Llverpcol was not
~ as looked for by the trade, an or
N 'pohed to I pnirts higher. suhsc-
@ improved to I further, aa bat
@aees In Texas reported rain, but a.
IN, % % l6 from the top on the sns-
Il ',pa'of the Seventh National bank. New
Ia hnnnselher with ararer money. clos
4. co"avs.eE about last nlght's pflte'
Il qu2latioas.
M dtr nnls IN Texas reporting ran today
ri Ses'INp Fl0resyi!lc, Gonzales, ITO ston
Tsssas Y general think that roccnt rains
n ,5n,,, nav mt yet been sufficient AL
0ris ltloiis In selling.
Il KY anni 1000 bales notices were sued
|tss ~ YIN today on July contracts. AM
n En- that position were Slender thar
|apo, Bombay receipts were 10000 aud
|lfslt fRH, against 400( ami @0W ret
L Mem, asi year. Total receipts sirce
'NHn 4 nave heen l.7gT 600; shlpmen
|ssrsls against S70.ON0 and g2,WD re
Nots last wear for same period.
|eidlls wee quoted * lower again tolas
~ h. now 'a-l6 New York Is niue
|Rtp MIS- mngket ~ the world. ahh W
|ss'ikeSs 49,, ~ e ship their ,spn,s e. ~,
|alss 4, y quickly n possible. as any co.
n y the July deai there would resn
mn decline IN spot quotations ~
Iisnshl. nilnnrs m hp governed bv wealth.,
81 sn although We think there il, m ,.l
Lar ,ln 10 II slnch the showers u n
II. & p. Beer.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
r,,,ent Quotations on Round Lots OF
Cu''e Staple Commodities.

,otofions are revised daily and
hesrrraoctness can be relied upon. The
t Iltoss are those ruling In Houston Whole
markets.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,

r. o. b. mill, Texas interior points, ac.
cording TO location; Per gallon
Prime Grade oil. loose 25A4 ~
Prime summer yellow oil Y g ~
''' Per ton.
Hulls, baled ,.,....'...s' 40. ~ ~ ~
Prime cotton seed meal $40 % 81 W
Prime cotton seed cake. 10 70 40 90
ouotatIons on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cation seed cake are for dehN-
cry at Galveston.