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Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

m=N KANSAS CITY. ST. 10.
lFsyX seph & Council Bluffs
VX1IsIlIIII1IIIu Railroad-"The Burling.
,XSllluB:SkASll ton Route"-Ticket once.
- 1902 Farnam Street. Tele-
si1Iylls phone $50. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele-
v@1 phone. 12S
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. "a 800 am a 6:2k pm
Kansas city Night Eek. .s,o:3O pm 6.i5 am
st. Louis Flyer for .,
a Daily
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and q Pacific Railroad
THE Great Rock ISL
and Route" - City
Ticket Omce. 1923 Far.
nam street, Telephone,
AS, Depot, Tenth and
Marcy SITS. Tele-
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
CASE AGAINST COYNE FALLS
Judge Baker Orders Verdict of Not Guilty
and 0Oyne i' Free,
STATE PRODUCES NO FACTS FOR JURY
Nothing to show that Coyne delivered
the Fatal Blow or Told Harry
F1oth to Commit
Assault.

The states case against Leo Coyne, who
has been on trial in Judge Bakers court
for the murder OF Edward Fee. has fallen
fiat and Coyne is a free man.
Judge Baker yesterday afternoon in
structed the jury to return a verdict Of not
guilty. This action of the court was taken
because when the state rested its case II
had submitted no facts to show that Coyno
had either delivered the fatal blow himself
or urged Harry Floth to do so. Judge Baker
stated that he was unwilling TO let the Jury
decide the case by inference. as 1t would
have TO do in the absence OF facts.
Deputy County Attorney l. J. Dunn. who
conducted the prosecution, put in consid-
ersble evidence, but there was nothing in
any OF it to prove that Coyne delivered the
blow that caused Fees death. or even urged
Floth in the assault,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FIVE 5000 lots in north part OF town, Ken
dall's add, marked down TO $500 and $3.50
each IF SOLD WITHIN NEXT WEEK
These are SNAPS If there ever were any.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor n. Y Life Bldg.
RE-Ml09 s
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Quick men to visit stores and
sell machine for printing signs on fences,
bridges, sidewalks, etc. Arc Co. Racine,
WIS J-M36i Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
A RARE BARGAIN IN A FINE HOME.

This is a beautiful home located near 35th
on Burt st, The lot Is especially fine,
being ll5xl5O feet on n corner. one block
from Bemis park, one-half block from
motor. The house has. besides the hall.
five large well-lighted rooms and con-
servatory on the first floor.
There are five rooms on second floor, be-
sides the bathroom and large storage
closet. Also attic fioored basement, sub
divided by brick partitions, with furnace
room. storage rooms, etc.
The barn is one Of the best In Omaha, box
stalls mans room. etc.
The owner, Mr.. w. C. Orr Is leaving the
city for the City of Mexico and has in
structed us to sell this beautiful de-
sirable property for s65OO; $1,000 cash, bal
ance at per cent.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
MAIN FLOOR NEW YORK LIFE BLDG
RE-M374 10
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

f. D. WEADS HOME BARGAINS,
xS50-3-room cottage, near car, slightly,
s450-5-room cottage, near sth and Bancroft,
S70O-7-room house, 33d and Fowler.
s75O-5-room cottage. 25th and Burdette.
81 l0C0-Good 7-room house, west, near car.
81, ,300-Brick house near Farnam car
81 l6jO-Cottage aud lot, Nicholas street
Sc 2OOo-S-r, hot water heat, al conveniences
81, 2,500-s-room, = w, of Park Ave. a lSeav
sS S2O0-l2-room and large lot, 2lst St
ST. 375O-7-room 3lst, north Hanscom Park
S., ,0o0-Fine residence, West Farnam Dist
RE-S57-s
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

BEAUTIFUL residence lots, near boule-
5000
Spaulding, near 2sth, paving paid full lot,
cheap at $500 Make offer.
33xlI2, 3 blocks from High school, asphalt
paving, all paid, $3.50
See me for bargains in Dundee. George
@ Wallace, Brown block RF,-329
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
ACCORDION PLEATING.

ACCORDION pleating, cheapest best, quick
est. Mrs a. G. Mark, y. E. Cor. 18th and
Farnam. --9i3
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FOR RENT, a nicely furnished front room;
within walking distance OF postoffice:
gentleman only: use OF bath and tele-
phone; no other roomers, Address II l6,
Rec. E,-M769
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

Mails for Newfoundlsnd. by rail to North
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
MONEY TO LoAN-cu,TrELs.
DO YoIf NEED MONEY?

DO you NEED MONEY?
We loan 5000 and up on furniture,
pianos, horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money in a few hours after making ap-
plication and take 2. 3. 4, 5. months
or more in which to pay II back ana
you need not pay for 1t one day longer
than you keep Il. We charge nothing
for papers and we give you the run
amount In cash. There are no lower
rates than ours; our terms are ths
easiest; our business is confidential ana
our motto is Try to Please"
Omaha Mortgage Loan CO., .o-
1lg Board OF Trade Bldg Tel: 2291.
Established 1922 3O6 South 10th 81
SALARY LOANS.
II you are employed by responsible urn
we viii loan you sums from $40 TO 500 or
your note at much cheaper and easier
rates than elsewhere. OF this we are
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers
Nothing deducted from amount desired
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credil
Co, room 303, Paxton Block. S-9li
SALARY LOANS
at reduced rates.
AMERICAN LOAN CO, r. col, Bee Bids
<-M065
SALARY loans at reduced ra ties Omaha
X-32O
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

24th. near Farnam; ten-room modern house
complete In every respect; ten minutes
Omaha Loan & Trust Co. 10th and Doug
las SITS. D-S72
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows etc. c. f. Reed. 3l9 s. l3,
X--els
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

STEAM-HEATED seven-room fiat; rent
S23. including heat references required
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST co. 18TH
and Douglas st. D-M37l 10
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

NINE-ROOM modern house; large grounds
shade trees, barn, thoroughly desirable IN
every way. will be vacant Feb "a; rent
$40 TO an Al tenant with references.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST co. 18th
and Douglas st, D-M370 10
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FOR RENT-store, in hrst-class location
rent reasonable, Apply r. c. Peters 4
Co.. ground floor, Bee Bldg. l-26d
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

MEN OF women to sell goods to city IRA ie.
Good pay and steady employment HlN-
enbaugh q CO., Ware block, Omaha.
B-Mil2 Marl5
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SO UP. 26a3 ST
Mary's. E-M990 Marie
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
SALARY LOANS

SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co, 526 New York Life Bldg. -
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FOR RENT-The building formerly occu-
pied by The Bee at sl6 Farnam ST. Ii has
formerly used as The Bee press room.
This VIII be rented very reasonably. II
interested apply at once to c. G, Rose
I-26l
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

DEWEY European hotel. 18th and Earnam
E-N7I
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

7-ROOM modern house. 27O5 Howard, $25
per month. Hamilton Bros, 3lS s. Goth.
Tel. ll19 D-354-S
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HOUSES for rent in all parts of tine city.
Brennan-Love Co, 800 So. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
man and wife. $40 North 18th St.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

INVENTORS. we ask no Gee until the
patent is procured; II we fail, we get no
fee: advice free. Sues & CO. Patent Law
yers. Bee Bldg, omaha, Neb. Long It's
tance telephone 1923 -iiS-Mar l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

In
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

S-RooM cottage. $40 a month 800 N. o9d st
D-S0
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

ROOMS for rent, furnished and unfur-
nished; references 623 n. 18th st.
E-M334 1Os
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
sTOR AGE.

PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. sl2-
9l4 Jones, reneral storage and forwarding.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
PATENTS.

I'M ENTORS GOT AN IDEA We handle
patents. copyrights and trade marks you
give us the bare idea and we will 10 the
rest; modern equipped machine shop aud
foundry in connection; Official Gazette on
file; guide book free Mason, Fenwick &
Lawrence. patent lawyers, 1916 Howard
St; Tel l449, omaha. j. i. Cronin, Tepr.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
wANTED-MALE HELP.

BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time; catalogue n particulars free. West
ern BARRIERS Institute. omaha, Neb. No..
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

MONEY loaned on pianos. furniture, horses,
cows, jewelry. Dun Green, r s, Barker blk.
X-9lg
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

SHORTHAND AND rNPEwRITING.
A c. VAN SAINTS school III n. Y. Life
$40
BoYLES' College, court reporter, principal
Bee Bldg. --9M
NEE. Business g. Shorthand college, Boyd's
Theater. -9l
GREGG Shorthand. ON. C. Col, l6 & Doug
,--g3l
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston.
80
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

WANTED, canvassers. 1920 Douglas -.
B-M7J0
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

ELEGANT Groom apartment In the WI
mona. Payne-knoX Co. D-M35l
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

BVoH UHrH dTiU IVY N"FVT' TtIIl, SI-'0U
Omaha Loan & Trust Co, 10th * Douglas
D-S69
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, sol N. Y, LIFE
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

OsTEOPATHN.
JOHNSON Institute, 5l5 N. Y. l.. Bldg. Tel.
1864 Alice Johnson, ID. o, ladies' dept:
-9S3
NJ Il. DONOHUE, ID. o.. of Still school,
Kirksville, Mo. GOA Paxton Blk. Tel 1887.
-934
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

FRONT room with alcove, suitable for two
gentlemen desirable location 500 =. Goth
street. ESQ IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-08

HOUSES. etc g d. wead, 1924 Douglas.
D-Set
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coTToM solo LoMeR.
New York Prices Went OF Under Sew
eral influences.

eral Influences.
New York, June 20. Following the dc.
rhine In tho new crop options of Yesterday,
cotton sold lower again today under Hqui-
dstion Of local holdings and very heavy
selling pressure from New Orleans. The
Opening was steady with prices down >
50 points under disappointing cables and
falk of wet weather In the Southwest.
where drouth has Of late been doing dam.
age.
After the call the market turned ,year
following further decline In Iivern0ol
mud q severe break IN New Orleans prices
ON the decline came rumurs OF SOAKING
gains IN parts of Texas and reports thai
For o time sentiment was nnfavorahie. IN.
nuenced by claims that some 1000 luiy
ntuces which had been ont were not being
cared for readily, hut u soon became evi.
nent that every bale was being absorbed
bS strong Interests, presumably for the
recount Of the CLIQUE"
The late weather forecast failed to In.
dicate amy sign OF wet weather for the
sotton belt during the next thirty-slx hours,
but as the trade here had become very
servous, liquidation continued on large
scale and prices sAggod. The early de-
cline carried August ON to Z So October
no z az and January Z 81, In the after.
Hfor August and Z AZ for January. Trad
king was very active and pit operators nj
4times were excited. Crop news was bul-
fish beyond question and the cotton goods
Hand dry goods market reports were most
Encouraging Receipts were larger than
Hooked for and tended TO weigh down the
3market somewhat. The last half hour
witnessed q heavy squirt of room iouidn.
stion and selling for southern account under
Hket was finally easy with prices net Ia 10
s25 points lower.
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=. & 8. Boet,s o0tton Lettet.


New Orleans, Ia, June 20-IAvernooi
was again disappointing this morning ana
Our market opened to IA points of In
consequence, subsequently declining Is 10
20 additional on reports Of rains in many
sections OF Texas coming in throughout
the session, finally closing at about the
,owest and % TO 20 below last night.
Our own advices OF rain came from Beau
mont, Alvin, BRENNAN. Tyler. Cuero. Fort
Worth. Luling, Palestine, Denison, Temple
Sotsicana, Austin, Lockhart and Dallas
besides several more place reported TO other
brokers, SO that It looks as II the moisture
ipread over a good portion of the state
Our Dallas correspondent wired rains were
GENERAL over NEST OF the State; crop condi,
ions now Ideal.
Very few notices were issued here on
inly contracts. but we understand $1,000
we're put cut IN New York which were
sttpped by brokers acting for the clique
With manipulation rampant In that mar
kef, the outcome OF which Is so clouded
II practical opinion is ralueless. as the
prices for summer months are dependent
poa the actions Of q few .mSpled men
tvho are ignoring all laws Of SUPPLY and
Remand. and as New York continues the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-27

MANIFESTATIONS pnv-dor ~. -, =. -
,iasttn,s noudcr 81 AZ No. IT, heg, ~ 90
per sack. ST Is; buck 81 70. ur'p Shot
BACoN SoghlSrs f ioe 6 Sear in sacks ~
9Sfci ,tSENN,'iYnSSs' 'VN' poAed' hc higher
pTpbllRTGs rs tfyTSi XII. iSSXN|DT TIES Rar.,,o
on liz 80. Arrow tlcs less th5s n IN ilec'
IRON NV lr0Yst I'll, 81 S'rannod
On, An IA. NJ '@fp.Reu, hhsls -. 6lad
9,%S 81 - M, era,, ~ weight basis "a
CANDLES-StaG full weight I0lkc
Granite fuil Weight lie; Electric Lights,
o'2Iss >,pNr por,i,nd en- --es,
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stoek at United states Port..


stock this day ..........,,........45 ,iT4
Stock this day last week ..,.,.. .424, $50
Stock this day last year ..........lS4,2l5
Excess this season ...,.,,.........2GB , 21Y
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

Quinine, 4lQ47c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine, S2,35q25o per ounce; cocaine So *
per ounce; boraN, Slsc per pound in in
castor oil, S12o per gallon In 5.gallon
packages; epson salts S1.75 per hundr, n
In barrels, alcohol S2.70d3O0 per gallon !,
sulphur, $261 per 100 In barrels; aim
2i4C per pound Ia barrels saltpeter. 70 neI
pound In barrels; camphor, zoe; wood aico.
hcl, Sl.0O; gum opium, $3.50; powdered
opium, SA.s5; carholic acid, 4Od42c nor
pound In bottles; calcium carbide. S. ~
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail.
way points
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DRIED FRUITS AND Nuts.

APPLES Fancy evaporated, 5O-lb boxes,
6l9c; lib cartons &c; choice eyaporated,
6AC
APRlCOTS-Per 10. loose Toe
CITRON-In 1Olh Boxes, l3c.
CURRANTS-ln bbls,, 13lAc; 25-lh boxes,
cleaned, bulk, lic; lib cartons, lJc.
DATES-1lb packages Zoe; 60-lb boxes,
FIGS California, 124c; imported, 15@
1Sc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock, SIC.
RAISlNS-C California, 3-crown, L. L..
boxes, 81 90; A-lb l.. l.. ralslns, 65a75c:
acrown l.. NJ raisins, 50-lh boxes, Sc
PRIMES California, 80 Cos, SCI Go7os.
Zoe 80. SOS &c; S0.9Os, 5ihc o01OOs, &c.
l5c; walunts, 14@l5c; peanuts fancy hand
picked, 5Mm6c; No. :, 4RM5c; almonds
Taragona, lSe lb In sacks, Italian chest
15c; medium, care "
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LOSSES ON ALL POSITIONS.
Bears Were Masters the New Orleans
Cotton Market

Cotton Market.
: New Orleans June a6.-The market for
spot Gotten was quiet today ana largely
nominal as to values After hours last
evening there was some trading upou
The basis Of higher figures, but with the
morning break In prices for contracts a
ueclded change came over the spirits Of
buyers ana there was shown q general
disposition on their part 10 hold off and
await further developments. Nor were an
nclpations Of a lower level Of values con.
ihei TO the purchasing element. Factors
seemed to have lost good bit or their
previously displayed confidence ana while
resisting claims for radical reductions In
upset prices, were rather more than viii.
Ing sellers at board figures. Sales 100
s eaies Including $50 TO arrive, Quotations
There We're lively demands in the mar
get for contracts and the volume Of sales
recorded was lstOuishiugly large with the
transactions representing In large part the
toEerlnr OF long contracts hy ulfrghted
suii,, VINO were favored with the hot cud
81 the poker at every point. LIVERPOOL lL
OF win break pf i.82d on spots and
scored q loss OF 5-Gid on deliveries hut
thdt was small matter IN comparison
WIN later Developments on this side The
nall really started To roll when the New
1tF market opened, facing notices FOR
Inc delivery Of H6,OOD bales, and when the
iirst scramble was over and done with
tiie TOSS from last nights level was shown
~ range from 4 20 points with the bulls
birlPElnE 10 hold tneir ground. But thcrO
was only one side TO the market Nrw
Orleans piled on the agony hy silppur
ncwn to IL points on the c,iil and hy
zhe time rain news from Texas began 10
come, the bulls were fairly stamnedeI
while tire bears were roaring in a most
uemoralizing fashion Tho market closed
WIN q loss OF = 70 % points ON all post
prices.
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Carload lots, (, o. Il. cars from mllIers
dealers charge from store 5@l0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2d3c per bushel on oats
and corn, and lOdl5c per 100 lbs on hnv'
bran Per loo lbs $50 sec.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, 81 I5q
CORN No, . Sucked, 5sd59c.
40,
OATS-per hushel. 4O64tc.
lIAN-Altalfa, Sl2.OOd12 so; choice tim
othN, Sll60Ml9O0; South Texas prairie
hay S6O0@SoO; North Texas and Territory
hay $0,504i250.
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SHARP BREAK IN COTTON.
"A Decline Of Over One Dollar Bale
Yesterday.
CAUSED BY BETTER WEATHER REPORTS
Rain at Some Texas Points Helped
the Bears-Thirty Thousand
Notices Issued.

The action of the cotton market yester-
day clearly demonstrated that the weather
is the ruling factor. There was n decline
of over 81 per bale In futures yesterday
and the break was started by reports OF
rains at points in Texas. Liverpool 1t is
true, was not at all encouraging, but the
most bearlsh influence was the weather
While the rains were not general, they
were reported from several dlfernt points
and gave the shorts an excuse to raid the
market.
The fact that yesterday was notice day
\plso scared the weak bulls to some extent,
though reports from New York stated that
the July clique had stopped all notices
and would take everything rendered. About
10000 notices were issued, Of which a
New York telegram said: Estimated To-
900 by Inman; 1000 Hopkins; balance scat
heredi Mctadden brokers did not tender -
At the opening call New York futures
were 4 to . points down, and the decliue
continued throughout the day, with only
an occasional rally. Closing prices were
% 10 % points down for the new crop de-
slrerles ana 10 points lower on June aud
July options
New orleans was very weak throughout
the day and dnal prices were % to %
points lower than Yesterday.
spot markets were rather weak, but did
mot decline in proportion e the break in
New Orleans down 1bc. Houston aud Gal
weston were unchanged, though concessions
would doubtless be necessary 10 enect
sales.
A New York Arm wired CarglH & Rich
erdson: ut looks as though there was
more truth than ficdon in the rumor that
prominent short had privately settled;
whether 20 his advantage or not, it won't
help outstanding shorts, as August has a
tremendous short interest Expect larg
est advance In this option"
The range Of prices for the active months
at New York and New Orleans yesterday
was as follows:
New York Open. High. Low. Closed.
July ...., 2.gS6b S.73 $50 s.50-G0
august 49,. 1.91-9s 7.9s 7.70 7.sO.sl
August .. s.Oi 500 7.s5 7.s7
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highest market in the world, we still ad.
wise spot holders In the interior to ship
their stocks there
Late months Will be guided by weather
conditions should today's rain In Texas
be followed by more and In sufficient
quantities to relieve present anxiety, lower
prices will cnsue. while VI succeeded by
dry conditions some reaction is apt TO re-
suit.
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Net Receipts at United States por,s.
Dinerence. 1913 4l,55i s52,oO7 80.
TRADE NOTEs.

Stocks Of California cherries on the local
market are rapidly diminishing, the demand
is not as good as It might be.
The demand for eggs Is fair, aud receipts
light. Prices are unsteady. Cold storage
eggs are mostly being sold
The poultry market Is very duh. Turkeys
aud geese are not in demand although
some few were sold today at fair prices
There is a large supply Of eantaloupes
and watcrmelons on the market aud prices
have declined.
The sugar market declined 1--WE points to
day.
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TWO CORNER STONES,
MoLennan County VIII Hold v0'
Celebration Today,

Celebration Today -
Waco, Texas, June 20 Every s'hs !, i
readiness for the celebration 'na NJ
he given tomorrow In honor Of 'ns Z, ~
Of the corner stones Of the ne~ s
house Of McLennan county thar y q +
a quarter Of million dollars s,,a a rlv,l
suspension bridge across the braS'
that will cost 100000. ,,.,n,e ic5f
The grand officers Of thu, Ma isrgs IN
Of Texas will offclate and M M sold
Der OF Masonic lodges from t court hee.,
County Judge Gerald VIII deiiFeFs *, liosli
dress on the part Of the county, M nn sairs'
nor ]. S Hogg will deliver ne "
nj the bridge. He arrived in,ta6e Il
tonight. AT night there VIII ne With
tivltles at Padg!tt park, cI ,tad guests
banquet in honor OF the ln'i''N
fhn al
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Houston Spots,

The close was easy. prices unchanged;
stock 81 4l9 bales; sales us bales.
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Dry Goods.

New York. June 26.-rhere has been no
further change in the market for brown
cottons; the tone continues strong with
more buyers than sellers. Beached goods
are firm with a fair demand. Wide sheet
lngs show an advancing tendency. DENNIS,
uckings aud other coarse colored cottons
firm. Print cloths quicter but firm. Prints
IN steady demand. Mems wear woolcns
goods quiet.
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Bows Quarrel Resulted FataIy 3,

Fort Davis Texas, June - Y sua
evening two Mexican boys ageu III al.
years. respectively got into qu'' st,scs
a burro. Francisco Jaques wa, ,aichps
the breast with a large kni,s s. night.
wound from which he died las'
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upou TLe
prices are those ruling in Houston whole.
sale markets,
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I.,nrisonn,ent bod ne,

Marlin, Texas, June 90. ia =. ...ts.e
court yesterday Jim Hasklns wa' a,aras,
10 imprlsonment for life for tss "a o.
sam Webb last fall. TIE jug
out a shnrt time.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis, June e6--Poultry Steady;
chickens 7, springs i2Ml4; turkeys s; ducks
q, springs &; geese. springs $; Butter
steady; creamery 1920; dairy 13Ml4.
Eggs Steady: Western and Southern /,
Kansas city, June 26 Eggs Steady;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock Sla cases
returned.
Chicago. June 26.--Buttor Steady,
creamery 14i5d,t9: dairy i3IhMt6is. Cheese
STEADY 9af0. Eggs Firm 1OkGlll.
New York, June G--Eggs-ReCcipts l0,4A
packages Firm. Western candled I3l9;
Western uncandied 110il3
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NEW ORLEANS,

New Orleans, June 26. The New 0rieaa,
live stock exchange reports: Market plcssl
nearly bare of cattle, large ard snail;
rico of on everything except stgicIr
good. Choice hogs antr,>fat sheep IN il'
request
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' Il; ; ;::; e.; :

6. UO@0 121a; light 5.75d6. 90. pigs ssss
so. Sheep Receipts 1890 Steady; Wslp
crn / 5Cm5 %; Western wethers Q. Jld4 ,6t
800; Texas grass sheep 3. 25aS.sO,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-27
London financial Gable.

New York, June 26.--rhe Commercial Ad-
vevisers London financial cablegram says:
The stock market today WAS stagnant cX-
cept for settlement arrangements. Money
was in demand with call and future rates
at ) per cent.