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DRIED FR1-1rs Avn Nrrs

.APPLE rs Fancy evaporated JO-lb boxes.
6i9c Lib cartons, Tc; choice eyaporatcd,
AfRlC0TS-rer 10, loose. lOc
CIIRoN-lu 10-lh boxes. i3c
CURRANrS-in bbls 12Mc: 25lh boxes.
cleaned bulk. l4c, llb cartons. 15c
pATES-llh packages, Zoe; 6olb boxes
,FlGS-Callfornia l2hc; imported. l5a
HEACuES-Choice new stock. SIC
KAISlNS california 3crown, l. l..
boxes S-.N': % boxes !, J.. Raisius. B5TT5c:
crown L. NJ raisins 50-b boxes, Slisisc:
3crown ]. NJ rlisins. jOlh boxes. Sc
PRLNES calfoua 50-6Os, Sc: co 70s.
Zoe: lNie0s &C.; SJ9OS. 5t3c; p0-1pOs Sc
NUTS-Brazil. llc per 10; hlberts, Sicily.
lac; walnufs liHloc peanuts fancy hand
picked. 5at16r. No 1896: Jumbo. 5lgd
&c. almonds 1aragonl, lsc per n In sacks
Zoe; large, l2ql5c; medium, case.
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hcf weather before the fruit appears tT
after that they are very susceptible b
the weather conditions. They are NOT hM
yet, but. all the same, the market for in
canned article Is daily growing stron.s
and more active for both spot and futrn
deliveries. The orders Ire coming from Il
sections and the outlook is decidedly towiil
higher prices. The demond ~. Baltlmar
canned goods has increased very much. ~
activity for this time in the season. Nes
~ every article in the list showed NOR
or less life, and now is good time n
stock up.
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FRUITS

APPLES Texas, per peck, 30d 40c: Cali
iornIu, 4uih boxes, 81 25H2 30
tANTALOUPES- Crate GgGqOc.
tANIALotPES-C Crate. 4nusoc
EMoNS-Messinas. 81 Joa5.JC.
UhANNtS- Valencia lates, - 80: Medi-
paper rlnds. ST. Mlchaes, 50 -
iEAClitS- fout-basket crates. S5cnyUc
n husJpl toNes 3Od4Oc
PEARS 81 25d2. 10
PINEAPPLES-Cr per Dozen $1,000
%; per crate. 81 j0d5 %
PLUMS Per peck, Wild Goose 35637Isc:
a. -.
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PRODUCE.


BEESWAX-Prime Texas, 22a23c per
BEA US Imported navy beans. sasg
3Ac; Rayou Bic. English dried. So pinks,
5ltc; Llma, Ga4HIc; black eyes, 4iac;
Michigan navy none; California navy.
5lsc; snaps, S100 per bushel; wax, $50
per bushel, Dutch Lima. &C.
BtIlER- Blue star. t9d20c: dairy lGli
l'c; Eleln creamery. 22G23c: oleomargarine
dairy prints lie, Lincoln solids lOl201lc;
PRINTS ll1lli4c, Special Blue Star, lie;
CRYSTAL Cen and Country rolls. lie:
Sprcial dairy l1c: fancy dairy, lie:
Texas country butter. 7dlsc: Texas bricks,
GARBAGE l}aalNc PER pound
HEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls.
lie; Nisccnsh full cream daisies t2lLqI
l"9c Wisconsin half cream 12izd13c
EGGS-I Texas, 6VIc per dozen; Kansas
l1r; Texas cold storage. Haas
2.Gu
ONIONS s5d90c per bushei
,fhFPER- Chile l+al5c per 10: black
POTATOES New. o5caS1. 90 per busbeI
PoUl FRN-Chlekcns hens, good 50 2Ofi
$50; frycrs, large, S2.20N2 40: broliers.
SliOdl.s0: cocks, large. old $3.50: ducks
,arge S2@9S0p; geese, full feathered.
S32i4A00, turkeys. hcus. 81 5Od8. So; tur,
KEYS. gohhlers, S6OOd1OO.
TOMAfOES-Per crate, 3ad3sc.
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New York Money.

New York, July 9.--Money on call steady
4l2a5 per cent; ruling rate per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4d4l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual bust.
ness In bankers bills at 4s7% for demand
and at 4s5M4 s5h for sixty days: posted
rates 4.S614 ssh; commercial bills 4.4Ltd
4s4&4 Bar silver $50: Mexican dollars
46&. Government bonds irregular: State
bonds inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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GRAIN 49, uAY

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mllers,
dealers charge from store 50iOc more per
100 lbs on bran 2Gglc per bushel on oats
and corn and lOIi1ac per 100 lbs on hny
BRAN-Per 100 los, SJ6lSGc.
SlOO.
CORN-No. > sacked. GIGf62.
CORN CHOPS-Mixed and pure. 81 Ia
lis.
oATS-Per bushel. 41@42c
HAf--Alfalfa, Sl2O0Mi2.5O; choice tim.
othy $3.50; South Texas prairie hay,
S6qo@sO9i North Texas and Territory hay,
S95Odl2.50 ''
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London Financial Cahle,

New York, July 9-The CommercIal.Ad.
Eertiser's London financial cablegram
says: The stock market opened dull today.
Although the rumOrs that depressed the
trading yesterday were unconfrmed. they
caused wholesale realization while Berlin,
Paris, Amsterdam all sold stocks freely.
In the afternoon there was a rally start
ed by Amsterdam which bought American
stocks. New York came to the support of
the market and other centers responded
and, assisted by the report that the Boer
leader General Botha. has been surround.
ed, was more cheerful
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS. Apples 3-lb s5e
? heapples. sliced. Sli0; eyeless and core
less, 81 ;IJdl 50; extra grated 81 sal 10;
pears; 2-lb, SOC; Strawberries. 2-lb, soc;
Dlackberrles. . ID, Zoe; peaches, Glib. ITO;
yUn9lc
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes =
~. tull weight, zoe; Bib. full weight 9Oc;
2lb light weight. Soc. 3ib light weight.
SIC obrl ana Tomatoes. oh 9Or Canned
kraut, Bib, S1.0). California asparagus, -
lb SlHTq2lu lib CaGIorQia asparagus
tips. = 90; baked beans 3lb g5c Alb
f'c I'D string beans zoe, 2-lb Kidney
beans Soc; BIB stringless beans Sis: 2lb
marrowfat peas, S1.10. Glib American Petit
f"ls, peas, 81 JOdl -; BIB hulled corn,
Sl.N"; AZ corn. 81 %. 2lb Blue Ridge corr,
s9C; Pride Of Maryland. 0Jc
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
~ l4 peaches; lemon cling, Sl9OGt1 20;
yellow crawford, Si.S00l -. black cher-
a!ss S2oyG2.O5.. white cherries 81 1Ul
: VI 9prlcots. 1.I50l 50; strawberries.
S-pWe2.lo, plums, SLGjdl T5; grapes, 81. 80
& Leo; seronds, 10c per dozen less than
extra standard prices
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"A. and g. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial TO The Post.)

New orleans. July 9.--IAyerp9ol advices
were even more favorable than anticipated,
causing our market 70 open 70 points
better. subsequently improving additional
'on absence OF rain Ia Texas, but losing
most Of the improvement In the afternoon.
ewing 70 the weekly weather bureau re-
port showing better than expected, closing
4 10 points higher fhan last night.
Ihu WAahinEt0E summary read as foi-
tsHas axa IA reHfzei ava easteSn RoS'
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. July 9.--sugar--QuIet: Omen
kettle 3 3-i604; open kettle centrifugal a.
<Ss14. Molasses-Dull: centrifugal 76fl5
new York, July 9.-Sugar--Raw steady;
Isir refining 3 0-i6; centrifugal, 90 test
a5 5,Sz; molassek spgpy Inactive 3e.10; re-
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London ConsoIs.

London, July 9.--Consols for money
90 1916; account 50 1915. Bar silver
per cent. Short bills 2I3; three montbE'
bills 22sd2h per cent
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Following are the cearings Of the Hous.
ton banks, together with the amount Of
increase or decrease over last year;
This week. Last year. Inc.
Saturday Isl ,394.S12 $T07, 3SS S6S7, 424
Monday ...,... l,4OO,O31 SH3,i53 JOo,oo4
Tuesday ...... $4,000 1853, 941 S3s, Goa
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HousToN MAoLEsALg 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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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. July @. Wheat-No red cash
SOS, September 6li.m6lN; December $40
SAY. May hTla No. hard 62is Corn No.
cash 49,; july Cli; September 4SAs.
Oats-No. > cash ~ july 32A; September
I.lrd .I.awer 9,32i5 -Four Steady; pa
ten4 y 20@33o extra fancy aud straigbts
= Ed2tD, clear . 05M2 80. Timothy seed
No trading. Cornmeal--Steady . 40 Bran
Stronger, sacked east track 65N66 Hay
Steady timothy g J0al450; prairie 1000
90 WMSkcy- STEADY 1.91 Iron cot
ton ties l05 tagging BX07ls Hemp Irvine
@. Dry salt meats Boxed Dull; extra
shorts $ 1919. clear ribs S3Tia: clear sides
,S.b2iA 4 BaCon--BoNcd Dull: extra shorts
Receipts Flour 1000. wheat 1TSoOO: corn
23Cuo; oats $1,000, shipments Flour
IOop; wheat $4,000; coru 1900; cats a.
OOln.
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patent. 50 20: fancy. half patent. S. -;
third grade. 81 20: 3i.ib sack. i0c per bsr.
tel higher -four IN wood l5o per barrel
FARISAcEous eooDs-Gnss homlnyy
and cream meal 10 barrels $500. rear,
meal, In Ss-lb sacks, 500 per barrei ~
dogr sseks: Scotch oats $40. d sElenI "a.
oats, Sz.J0; Columbia oats. S2VS1-.iV'
Hswkeye oats, s2Ooe72,lO -.
LARD Refined fierce compound. "a;
i sIsIce s9ig Solb cans hignsb5 t CABS
&c hlSler; BIB cans ic higher
a ia hS-stsndard il1sHl2c; picnic hsrnS'
LIME Bulk. 500 per barrel; coopered,
HoNEY-In barrels, eoa75c per gallon
10 gi9 cans extracted, jd9c PEI p og,9ss'
10 DnlE Sdilc. "a 12lb cans, extfacleu'
6l96I7c pound sections. 12di3c.
MOLASSES Reboiled fair lGs.dlsc.
prime zVdZlc: choice. 2yqZoc' ianc! nv
crop syrup 32assc; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MiLK-Eagle. se5oae. .:
Magnolia, 81 4eg4.65: Dime, s5-1Vl3.D''
oYsTERS-i-lb full weight. 4oz sJ'd'oSe
2Ib full weight. Soz SlBMl ~. d,lo
5oz, .e0a95c; lib, light weight, o5G"e'
2-lb. light weight s5d9oc.
PICKLES-Fiy gallon kegs. Sl.45: 10
gallon kegs, $50; lz-bbls 81 %. pints.
American style. s0Ms5c; quarts amer can ..ai
siyle. SLID; l2gailoh, 81 lOGZ % l-EHE
lon American style. s3.SJft3Jo; l-salloh
Hexagon, s.. Is.
RICE = Extra fancy head, o'-dottc'
choice, 3a3l,e.i fair, 4&G4'sc' FANCY I'M
ROPE-Sisal basis 7-16, 7aic; Manila,
lie; nntarred lath yarn. Sc: tared, as.
SAIT-I.oulslana, coarse. soc. ine- s2e,
hbls IS 1ls, $50. CO.'S. SEQ; lo13s' 2-tV'
TO-4s S2GJ
SALT FISH -Nlackerel. No. l. In l0lo
Kits a5c4Sl.o0; hail ibis. 7o-lb' No. l,
SALAfoN.-Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River. $50. Castle Rock, Columbia River.
SLCd6 -, Spear Alaska. Sl15: TOY Co
!imbla River, 81 %; Bne Bell Columbia
RIVER Sl.lO, Violet brand 81. 81 Carna-
ticn brand, FGncy Red Alaska SL3JHi ~.
SARDlNES- American, quarters 81 p,
mlstard ~ 20; Imported Gillette grade
500.
STARCH Standard goods; Pearl in 4clb
LCNcs, 3a,M4c; Royal Gloss bulk. 4hc,
Nickel 100 packages, per box 81 rs: corn
STARCH. 5lsc per H. 20 and 4o.lb boxes.
SCGAR-Quotati0irs are for small lots
special rates are given on carload orders
standard graduated. > SIC; cubes and pow
deied. 6.l5c; Louisiana yellow parafned,
fancy. Coo; choice ). 471sc
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, July 9.-Three per cent rentes
loOf zoe for the account; exchange ON
London 25f 27l5c for checks
New York, July 9.-Clearines Soei eo5 :
OIO; balances 500 6S, asa.
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New York, July 9.-Thore has been no
change in the dry goods market today.
The demand continues quiet for all staple
cottons Prints also quiet Prin. cloths
have sold az ~ for regulars. Ginghauis
quiei but nI.n, Hosiery and underwear
steady. silks frm.
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paiIY Interior Movement.
comparatIve So Markets.
Other Spot Market


tigiyeStun-SpUi closed steady. prices uu-
changed. stock GJ.334 bales.
Low ord. ....J@s Mddllug ISIS
Ordinary. GH Good mid S%
Coed ord ...T MID fair - glE
Low mid .....1at sales - ..
New Orleans spots CLOSED steady, prices
uui hanged: stock J3.J42 bales.
Low uru..-...5 J.lb Mjuiliug .....SM
Ordinary ..-..+GlA Guou mid ....SA
Good uri ....,G 1916 Mia fair ....g
Low miH.-....TM Sales .....1.G go
New York Spots closed dun, prices I'M
ruonged stock 1896 bales
Good ord, ...,.1 l1-lB Good mid ..U l-lG
Low mid ... * 5-iG MA fair .....nta
Hnldilng ......S% Sales ....I3s
Liverpool Spots closed drmer. business
moderate. prices 1921 mp sales 1000. or
which HUN were American. speculation and
export aNu bales import. S,Uu, OF which
400 we're American.
Ordinary ...... 4 3l-33 MiddIlng ...4 lI-lB
GcpA ord ....A T-32 GOOD mid ....4 ~. rs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. July =
Arrived

Arrived.
SIS Treasury Br), Davies, from NJ
Castle,
Sch Malcolm searoy, Atkins, from BAD
moro.
Cleared.
SIS Cayo Largo (Br). Denton, for His
burg
Sailed.
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New York Futures,
liverpool Futures.

The leading values ranged as follows;
July ......,.d 9Th Noy-pec .....4 l7b
Jnly Aug - Sgs Dec Ian - ~,
aug sept. 4 SIS Jan Feb ......4 Il -lSs
October A 2l-22s Feb Mar ...4.lSs
Uct-Nov. ....i 10 Mar. Apr ....4. 1919
asked selling; b bid value.
Stock at United States Ports
stock this day .,....,........... T. l,O2H
stock this day last week ~-~E..,.... 49, -
stock this day last yeST ,.........,, 5000
Excess this seasSTf ...........,., 255, 4O6
This week, Last year.
EyHorts 10 Great Britain. 1901 5,5Q3
ExnQtfs to continent. ISL 400
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Clr
Vessels-Flag-Ton ~ ~
nemisp6ers iBrJ. 228o, Hamburg
Hornhy Castle tBr.l, 2359, Fowler NC
Nreces CAn.l' a46i. j. B. Denison, Ne,
Roma OBJ. >. aground at County BdaF|
No., Barge. pIs u
razor 'Am' Schooner. /
Martha (Am) .....................Psf Il
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALvEsYOSj
Steamships. i. al
Aeis ...'''...'s. NJ. s Torp
Felix dc Abazolo (Span) 80. Cardf III
Heathmore (Rr) Shieias XII
Iran (Br), Jacobs ......... Llyerpoei Al.
Orion (Br5 Liverpool via West Ind, Indies n n
treasury 'Br} Ranks, Sni''
Lottie Moore, Corning; at New forS +
SCHOONERS.
George c. Thomas, Kent, :, ,.. s.;,s 1
Malcolm B. seavex. Atkins. ,...:. !,
...,...............,,...at Baltiuor
GALVESTON STOCK. r,I,.s'
On shipboard- This day. last
For other foreign $3.50. $3.50 III
For coastwlse - 6,4S6 ~
cOmpresses and depots. .4S'Sis
Total stock ........... 65,3S4
OCEAN RATES ON COTTON
Ship agents make the following oS ~ .
freight quotations on cotton for sal sup fsf
from the interior within fifteen ua''
TO-DAY: Celf
To-
Bremen ;first-class) ................',
Ilavre Hogan line). .......,.'''''',..
Antwerp castle line). ........'-'t'' II
Rotterdam Hogan ne)...'''''....... 4
Hamburg ltirst-classl. .....'' ,...I an Oh
class liners. Second. class liners y. ~ ~
tramps 3 cents lower, except Tor W
GALVESTON GRAIN MoyENESrrs ~.
Receipts today of wheat
Gulf, Colorado and Santa re ''.''
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Il
international and Great Northesn D
Galveston, Houston and Northern
Total ..........,,.,....'',
ELEVATORS A AND b
No elevator movement y.
COTTON SEED sRcRUcTs-
f. o. B. mill. Texas Interior P0l'sss
cording 10 location: onLG III
Prime Grade oil. loose S5HG VI.
Prime summer yellow oil. 81
Linters, per pound .....-.--., Pr
llnlls. baled .........;--..oo m al x
Prime cotton seed meal. w * az
Prime cotton seed cake. ~ 80 4
Quotations on prime COTTON fsr N&,
and prime cotton seed cake aEo W
cry At Galveston.
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TENDENCY WAS UPWARD.
Cotton Contracts Gained Some Add
tiOnal Strength Yesterday.
WEATHER is SILL THE MAIN FEATURE
Temporary Influences. However, Were
the Ones Which Did the Work Yes
terdav--The Movement.

The forces which are now predominatiDg
IN the cotton market offered but little
comfort Of q lasting kind yesterday to
those who supported II from either side
Temporary influences effected an upward
move Of prices on contracts, but tue gen
eral situation remains In allegiance await
Ing the disposition OF the question Of rain
II the crop districts.
Liverpool displayed more strength and
this texture was encouraging TO the Amer
lean markets. Spots were said To be firm
er and 1900 bales We're sold at an advance
Of 1-32d Deliveries went higher by 4-B4ths
on the near positions and 6 to 7-64ths bet
ter on the distant ones New York lost
3 points on July contracts, gained { points
on August aud Increased from to on
the new crop months. New Orleans closed
unchanged to up on July ana August and
advanced from 3 70 points on the re-
moter months. Spots did not vary FROM
tho quotations OF the previous DAY on The
American side and sales were very light
Ihe weekly bureau report was rather
pu!iisn, complaining Of serious dr0uih AMI
hot winds IN Texas rains needed IN Arkail-
sas, and damage from intense heat IN the
T,rritones Some Improvement wa. n1tei
IN the central belt from beneficial showers
wcatheF.
The movement shows no evidence OF ez-
hnustion Net receipts at all ports for
the day were 5447. against 1896 balcs for
that day Of last year. For the four days
-, 40 49, ,ta So. 49,, 81 roo a,,gi,s,
2i2fs for the four days OF last week and
1I524 bales for that time Of last year Re
relpts thus far IN the season have been
1900 III bales, against 6335,213 for the
corresponding time OF last season. stocks
at United states ports this day are 41l,o28
paies; AGAINST 4yi-t-Z lnis Jay iaSt week
ana l9".h-o IoF ne corresponding lay OF
!ast year. EAP9IlG arc w ~ immense il lg
eiFs. coMpsf1liNeit. hatlhF petI 90 - ;,i.h-
hales since fflaly laSt. AFa,Ns, 3u"e naI,s
,ql we cnrreHP.unl1l- p..l"I ol iaa !,tfi6
aud sales were i24 bales
- ..t- .-..
Inc ruieY movement contain" u" S""'ee
rf worry for sellers aud does not dcmsrul
i,e no t,,c ~ tba ,o,rtst I'm tho tiruuess
~, 80
Of the staple sucl q condition Is net sur
prisng when IL is considered thai domestic
tniunere took during lime 81 %2S bales
Egatust Glfb for June of last year. while
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Houston Daily Statement.


Gross receipts rhus FAR this week 41ST
Cross receipts 81 DAYS this season 23Ss. ~,
Gross receipts 81 days is9g-iHOO I q No.
GIlsA recelnts 3ll DAYS lsls-lsay =. az. ~
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Houston RaiIroad Recelpte.

Following arc the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ...I94J
ltefiational and Great Northern 100 81
atNh tNtph. tiaiHshurg and san An. 81
Texas and New Orleans ....... -
Hcustan East aud West TexuM 49, 1874
Gn.i. COLORADO and santa Fe " 50
1HsSouri, Kansas AMI Texas ....... 90
1clAl ..-'.-.--..--...... .......-.. =, i15
Houston Spots.
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stocks.

Following are the sales OF stocks and
closing prices on the New York stock mar
YET CLOSING
NIochE- Sales
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llnlls. baled .........--..oo N a.
Prime cotton seed meal. so ~ rs
Prime cotton seed cake. ~ - 80
Quotations on prime COTTON fef
and prime cotton seed cake aEo
cry a Galveston.
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e. o. b. mill. Texas Interior Pol
cording to location: onLl
Prime Grade oil. loose -. sd
Prime summer yellow OIL % X
Linters. per pound .,...--,-.. pe
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GALVESTON GRAIN MovENESTI,,

Receipts today Of wheat-
Gull, Colorado and Santa re 1870.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Internal onai and Great Northeln
Galveston, Houston and NorthelH
natal ...4sssF-
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BARKS, !,
Lottie Moore, Corning at New forA =
SCHO0NERS.
George c. Thomas Kent. .. ..;,. 1
Malcolm B. Seavey, Atkins. : ;t i;:;,. 4
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The price Of shot has gone up CSC per
sack or lie per pound, on all sizes Tho
difference between drop and buck. which
was formerly sc, is now 25c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-02-01
ESSEN COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION.

HELPFUL AND PROFITABLE SESSIONS.
The fifth annual convention of the
Essex County Sunday School Association
was held in the town hall, South Bloom
field Tuesday and Wednesday, January
- and %, President +. +. Forsaith of
West Concord presiding, Rev. j. n.
Walker of West Stewartstown, n. H..
acting Secretary. Under the guidance
of the president the programme was well
carried out. There being only two
speakers who failed to appear, this was
amply met by paper and address from
Mrs. Nellie b. Morse of Lancaster and
the Rev. Thomas Hall of Island Pond.
From the welcome extended to the asso.
citation 10y Rev. j. l.. Wesley and the
response by the president the parts were
we'll sustained through the sessions.
Rev. +. j, Gale gave an address on the
Relation of the Sunday School to the
Community Rev. w. II. Patterson OF
Guildhall How can we Reach the Young,
and Why? and Mrs. Morse an interest
ing exposition of the Odd Psalm.
At the evening session, the hall being
filled, Mr.. Bosworth of Island Pond
spoke on Organization, and Rev. T. Hall
on Cooperation and Success; How to
Make the Sunday School More Efficient,
by Rev. Geo. l.. Story, State Sunday
School secretary; The Outlook of the
| SUNDAY School and its Paramount Issue
by Rev. w. j. Mcneil; and The Teach
er's Standard, by Rev. j. n. Walker
closed two well attended, profitable as
well as stimulating sessions.
Wednesday morning the president
read the county reports and was followed
by a paper by Mrs. Morse on the I'm
portance of Primary Work. Next Rev
e. l.. Story gave an helpful address OF
Some Forward Movements After votes
of thanks for the generous hospitality
the convention adjourned, all feeling
that this was the best convention thu
| far held.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1901-02-01
INFLICTED NRnrCrInN.

Charles Mclaughlin, Of North Con
cord. was arrested last week Monday
night {, T the abduction Of the lJ-yeaT-
old daughter Of James Wood, OF Victory.
There Was hearing Tuesday before
Justice j. II. Wallace. of West Gomez. d.,
at which Mclaughlin was hound over To
the next session of the EsseN county
grand jury. Ills hail was fixed at 81 500.
which hr Was unable to furnish. Ills
housekeeper, Mrs. Hattie Crosman, was
held as an accomplice, her bail being set
at 5000.
Mclaughlin is farmer aud is I6
years of age. The testimony tended To
show that Mclaughlin. who is Iii.
vorced man, had been paying attention
to the girl. whose abduction is alleged
and that Sunday he came to take the
girl for a ride.
Her father, James Wood, suspected
that all was not right and went to the
home Of Mclaughlin and asked for her
| lie was told she was not there. Not
satisfied that this was so, Wood went tC
West Concord Monday and procured thu
assistance of Sheriff o. ID. Cobleigh
armed with search warrant.
McLaughin's house had been watched
all day Monday and at night Wood ant
the sheriff asked admission. This he
ing refused. they broke in and after
thorough search found the girl locked il
Il Saratoga trunk. She was released il
a nearly suifocated condition.