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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

DO from II 20 on Tuesdays. Thursdays
ana Saturdays. The bishop Is getting real
gay since he got marrled.
The New York Academy OF Medicine is
likely to ask the legislature to take action
looking 20 the checking OF the indiscrm-
inate use OF morphine. At the meeting
q the academy last night Or. S. ormond
the discovery " a cure for the morphine
haoit He said the eyil was fully as wide
spread as the drug addiction committee
q the habit 10 the sale Of morphine In
the form Of headache powders aud pro-
prietary medicines. He said he had ex-
bromide and had effected cures In the
worse cases.
II some means Of tidiug the patient over
recourse o. ths drus u found" said he, "a
cure may be accomplished After expert
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Blankets
4;33Cs

The public evidently approves our meth.
DDS our dependable goods, our low prices.
Good Quality White Cotton Blank En-
cts; this week, per pair QUO
LA White California Wool Blankets fancy
borders nicely bound regular price q so
450 per pair; this week SO
ll-4 White California Wool Blankets, silk
bound, fancy borders, worth ESQ z MMI
per pair; this week .......... 1aQU|
124 White California Wool Blankets, with
fancy colored borders. silk bound, win not
shrink worth up to 1900 pair: this week
9.9s. S.4S. e Aa
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Il but another costly experience for the
county The court Of appeals reVCrses The
recorder Ia every important case Gun
WAS one OF the greatest prosecuting officers
the city ever had. hut Judged hy the nom
her OF reYersals ne Is one OF the worst
failures as Judge. No one has ever ne.
cused the members OF the conrt OF appeals
Of knowing much criminal law At the
same time fl can not but be adluitfed that
Con never has been able TO disassociate
himself wholly from the great role be
played so long before he put on the judicial
robe. The high court has upset his tind-
ings so pcrsisteutiy that his value ~ a
judge IS Impaired.
The recorder has aged greatly In the last
hftecn years. lie Is keenly sensitive TO
OF appeals decisions aud when his term
expires he probably will retire 10 private
ife GOg studied law when lie was rneasnr.
ing tape behind the counter IA the dry
goods establishment OF A. n. stewart <
Co. HIS first great cnse was the prosecti.
tiou Of Sheriff Flact, who, through the
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connivance Of supreme court Justice, got
a divorce from the woman who had shared
poverty with him and helped him TO amass
his great wealth In this case and the
many others that followed durlug his long
service MS assistant district attorney Ggn
showed abilities ~ the highest order. He
lowered head and shoulders above any
other member az the criminal lar and Il
seemed as II the aaNea hatred youth who
more than a stout heart, a clear braiu.
houndltss energy and but ono sui n
clothes was 20 mark his name high among
great prosecutor Is not the great judge
and the naNen hair Is now white-prema-
turely so-and the Con who once was
the terror u eTil-doers is no longer hold up
as warning. for the spirit OF Con ~
broken and his day Is nearly done. Con Is
but On example OF great man ruined by
misplaced auibitiou.
~
Bishop Potter makes official announee.
ment that his ofnce hours hereafter VIII
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Special Selling of Genuine Imported
. French Kid Gloves

Monday we will place on sale 500 pairs of
Ladies Real French Kid Gloves, made from
the best selected skins, every pair fitted
and fully guaranteed; they come in 2 and
clasps, plain and puff fingers; P. X. seams
coiors black, white. mode, tan, gray, brown
and oxford, every size In stock; they are 1 rs
and 200 values; the price this 4 AA
week. per pair. .................
Ladies' Genuine Kid Gloves, full line Of
colors, black and white, fitted and fully
guaranteed 125 values; ma
Ladies Kid Gloves. in black, white and
colors 2-clasp, self stitching, MM
LOO values; this week. ........... 9SE
Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Driving Gloves IN
black and colors; this week @m
at 1.50, 100 and ANHf@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

q, neaatatlon ! have found hvocipa hror,,do
~ uoses o. lso0ths OF grain an iaooi s,,i,
stltuts In the worst forms az me NM 5pD 7.
from H tWo 0f "a s erected S ~ week usSany
lleNe the patient OF fhe r,, a,iviitnt 20 re-
S ,ps ana they may not know lie ~ .nn .e
Tor tho arrG, The patient loses ain desire
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Dress Goods

Marking all goods at slight margin of
profit, giving the public unmatchable values
is resulting in the greatest business this de-
partment has ever enjoyed.
SGnch Granite Cloth, in all the lead O. z
ing shades, 35c values; this week. & y u
5tiuch All Wool Ladies' Cloth, all the new
shades and mixtures, sponged and Era
shrunk, Use value; this week. ..... SUG
3S-nch All Wool English Granite Cloth, full
line Of the most popular colors Use Emm
Valuei this week. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S@&gG
54-inch All Wool English Broadcloth, in
colors OF royal blue, cardinal and gray,
sponged and shrunk, LOO 2R
value; this week ....,.......... IG
54-inch All Wool English Broadcloth, made
with twilled back, extra heavy. in all the
late colors, sponged and shrunk, 40
l.85 value; this week. ........... S0G
54-inch English Motions and Suitings, in
blue, tan. gray and other fashionable mix
lures, 100 values q AA
TINS week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. HHAO
Pretty Waist Goods, In all the new color
ings. 25c values aR
Fancy Waistings, In cardinal. green, pink
and other new colorings, 35c values "a r
this week ......... &S1ES
All Pure Wool French Flannel Waistlngs. in
solid colors and fancy stripes. all the new
shades represented, worth up TO 1875
yard; this week AA
iOCt QUO anu...,s. ...,.,......... - NNG
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Ladies and ChiIdren's
Hosiery

Ladies' Fast Black Hose, drop stitch, seam.
less. worth 15c a pair; AM
VhlS week '....,....-. .-.~-..ss W.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. full fashioned,
worth Csc; A.
t"'S "eeA '''''''s' s-"-s- ~~ss.s.sss, ~
Ladies' Fast Black, Genuine IAsle Thread
Hose, In three different styles Of lace and
dropstitch, worth up to 40c pair; ga
this week ................... &SG
Odd lots of Ladies' Fine Imported Iisle
Thread Hose, full regular made. in fancy
stripe and other pretty patterns, worth up
to 1.50 a pair; %m
this week S1SAEs
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BOYS Furnishings

Boys PercaIe and Madras Waists, new -
patterns, all sizes and worth ANG
75ci this week. .................-.. TVs.
Boys Percale Waists, made with Molla
Friend waistband. soc grade; 9hc
eAiS "SSh. s......s..s f''f q
Boys Fleece Lined Undershirts ana ~
ers. all sizes, extra heavy, worth up ThE
to Toe; this week SOC and. .-.-...nsy 4.
Boys Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose g0s'.,
heels and toes, all sizes, worth IJCl
15c; this week.
Boys SILK Neck Ties, in Windsor, Bay m .-s
Club and Bow; prices this Week. "a
some assortment, HUG
~ NOO anu .s...s' 'ss'''-ss's.'', az
Boys 210O Fine Linen Collars, all tns
shapes in standing and turn-dowh' UEl
l6c values; this week. ..........,..' ~
Boys and Misses Caps, in all the lale W
and colors; this week 2JC
at QUO and..... .....,.....'''''.''
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Boys Clothing

This department, though in its tniaOH
IS already enjoying an enviable patronage
that Woulddo creditato-any long estsblishs
business.
Boys Three-Piece Suits. IN serga, chsvtt.
worsted and corduroy. solid coiors. pkt
ana fancy mixtures, ages to 1e; prices
this week 1000, 7.9S, q Ae
4'ss, 1893 and ..-.--.,-.-....-.....-- GsJu
Boys Two-Piece Suits, IN cashmere serss
corduroy and cheviot, full line Of the latest
and best colorings, ages to 16. prices thh
week 7.9Sy sos, 1888, 2,48, m
LBS and---.------.-------.-~- l.vv
Little Cents Suits, in three-piece NortTA
couhle-breasted and combination NOrpl
and Empire, in checks, stripes. phids ali
soiid colors, ages to 8; prices this wed
6.sS. SOS. 448, a 40
''4o ana - ..---~-------.-o-.---
Boys Sailor Suits. Another lot Just r.
ceived in serge, flannel and worsted, ana
colors, plaids and stripes, plain and nns
collars, ages 2 1-2 to s. prices this 4 az
week 5,4S, AIS, 3.4s. 2.9S andes lew
Boys Wool Cashmere Pants, IN fifty ny
and different patterns; prices this vssA
LOO grade for Toe; 75c grade for 9Ee
oVc; bOc grade for. ,....-----...- -. .'ila ~
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Silks

Black Peau de Sole Silks, the most fashion.
able for skirts, dresses, etc, will not split,
wear guaranteed, rich and mstrous black,
worth up to 1.5O this 46m
week 100 and. ,................... WV
Black eros Grain and Armure Silks, latest
weaves, best makes, every yard wear guar
anteed worth up to 100; G4a
this week ..............'.'s WV
Full Yard-Wide Black Taffeta Silk, every
thread pure silk, soft finish. will not split,
sold everywhere at 100; @En
this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
Full Yard-wide Black Taffeta Silk. war
ranted pure, extra heavy, Swiss finish, will
not split. 1876 value; nm
this week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NV
Colored Taffeta Silks. In all the most desir~
able shades. S5c value; Coo
this week ..s.....s.s.s s''ssss.' WV
45-inch Point de Esprit, all colors, black and
white, 75c value; this EfAm
week .,,......s. '.''s's''' 1900 ~ w
24-inch Fait de Sole Colored Silks, will not
split colors perfectly fast, worth Q0a
125; this week ...,...'..'..'.'''.' WV
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Special CIean-Up Sale OF
Ladies Tailor Made Suits

Every suit In the house must 90 re-
CARELESS of cost. Price no object.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, in venetian
broadcloth, cheviot, colors blue, gray and
tan, man tailored and worth z M
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, in serge, broad.
cloth, venetian, cheviot and kersey, colors
blue, gray, tan and black well tailored and
trimmed, worth 1900; - A3
sdle price ..'....s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a60
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. in broadcloth,
venetian, pebble cheviot and serge, colors
mode tan navy, cardinal and black, well
tailored and trimmed, worth an nm
1000; sale price. ............... hOaOU
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, black only. hand.
somey trimmed in braid, buttons. etc.
worth $500; 40 En
sale price ....................b &sOU
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As a Liver Tonic
use oXlDINE.

Ri pSNiA N6T esARs SERVE on DAyrJaur
on souTHsaFRSNIN p AMP NEW oRL.E. SNlsr,
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A
most advantageous Shopping ~ 'u y %
complished at "Parkers." 1A De ~
Mems White Initial Handkerchief.
zoe; this wulA
week '--'---'---.--..------.-----lA c|
Mems Pelpcale and Madras NepI,v. i,
with and without collars. sa.H
75c grade; this week. .. ANhl
Mems Fine Madras and Roman eor. B
lige Shirts, new and stylish nat. @ Nv
terms, worth loo; this week. fhE|
Mems Fine Scotch Madras Nes,,ro u,..
handsome patterns, superfne qualtp S..s
1.25 to 1.50; ''' VIZ
this week. .-s.,-~~--.- YNh
Mems Fleece Lined Underwear. tu, u.
sizes, extra quality and worth "a
'oe' TINS eek-----.-.--.~--.------4HE
Mems Extra Quality Natural wod ma.
shirts and Drawers, worth IN 10 @@ ''
LOO; this week LOO and--.>.-. i1El
Mems Fine Suspenders, an 1envth. \.
makes. lowest prices, worth IN to al
LOO; this week Soc, csc and. tle
Mems 200 Fine Linen Collars. an IA ,.v
styles, standing and rundown, an al
Sizes worth 15cS this week lIe
Mems Plain and Fancy Half Hose, m no.
variety OF patterns, worth up to LOO usts
this week 75c, a.
DOC, 25c, 15c and. -. lucl
Mems All Silk Neckwean in Four4rHap
Ieck, String and Bow, new fan patterna NJ
assortment just received, worth up M
to LOO; this week 75c, 800 and-.... GIC |
Mems Flannelette Night Gowns, wen n,A |
last colors. nobby patterns. worth up EA.
70 LOO; this week Zoe and-.-.......vrsllIG|
'SPECIAISF
Just received, another Dig shipmeutctft |
ttal Ties, 5oc valuess AZ.
this Week~~a---~---.,..,.. XJE
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ofscIs siiHINA Aa case OF glanders has hoo,
1,IIsy reported from the south N hsSa
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Ladies' Ready-to Wear

Our Roady-to-Wear Department is brim-
ful of suggestions Of what to wear" this
winter. Every yoguish effect that has made
its debut this season is here. priced as usual
more favorably than elsewhere.
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co %s'1 i.i Sss ''A' t. Hsus.sA Viii, "a.
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Special

Just received, 500 Boys Two-Piece Double
Breasted Suits, IN finished and unfinished
worsteds cashmere ana oheviot plaids
stripes, solid eolors and fancy mixtures
ages to 16, and worth up to $50 per sniff.
these suits We're delayed In transit and in
order to dispose of them in hurry We
WIZ place them on sale Monday at ner
and ..,......... 3@e
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Monday Specials

These offerings for Monday are examples
of the unsurpassed values daily found in this
fast growing department.
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Bed Comforts

Full size Bed Comforts. the 100 7A
quality; this week ........ 1QA
BED Comforts, good clean material snIardid
colors and patterns. full size and a mA
worth l2b; this week. . khHA
tuu Size Bed Comforts. made of fine FraDc,
sateen and silkoline. filed with hest onei.
lty white cotton, we'll made and beaptis1I
patterns; this week 2.9s, ~ W
-'0O' l'sS ana. '........,......... lul5
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Ladies' silk Skirts

Ladies Black Taffeta SILK Skirts. trimmed
with cord and ruching, worth G 40
1000; this week .................S sS@
Ladies Black Taffeta and Peau de Sole Silk
skirts, with drop skirt trimmed with ac-
Gordon pleatod rufhcs Of liberty satin,
worth 1900; an @0
LhlS week '...'.'' '.....s...'..' SRNSS
odd lots of Ladies Black Taffeta, Peau de
Sole and Net Skirts. all handsomely trim
med and worth up to 25.oO; az mn
this week Observation-Disclosures. RVHVU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

Bissert, Captain Diamonds ward man, Is
90 have a new trial. the court Of appeals
having reversed hts conviction on tharge
Of bribery for which he was sentenced to
Sing Sing for are yearB and SIX months aad
70 pay q ane Of S1n00 The highest court
declares Recorder COT admitted evidence
which should have been excluded. Tails
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Mems FURNISHINGS

The people now fully realise ~.
complished at "Parker's." YOU % Y
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Ladies Chains, Purses.
Chateiaines, Etc.

Ladies' Black Neck Chains, the latest Nav,
York fad, worth 100; AZ SO"
this week at.... Aksa
Ladies' Coral Neck and Fan Chains worth
up to $50; this week SIS ~
A'VV anu '''''''.............. ESQG
ladies' Chatelaines. In silver and gun met,
beaded and leather; this week l 81 "a r.
l76, las, 100. 75c, soc and. Gs3G
Ladies' Hand Bags and Purses, in velvet ona
leather, all styles and sizes; this week so
1913, 1.75 100, 75c, a -0o'
Ladies' Belts, In plaid, peau de sole and rae
feta silk; this week at Sc sai'
1.9S, $50 and. ......, hHAA
Ladies' Fancy Leather Belts, in all tba -
styles grand assortment; this week SSFS
at oVc unos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GGE
Children's Refers and
Jackets
Ghildren's Cloth and Flannel Jackets co..u
and Refers, all colorE, plain and trip,n1es
big assortment to select from; aM So
this week from 75c to,. IG.USb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

The road 20 wealth seems to be through
the police force. Sergeant John Mcsweeney
OF the Madison street station was retired
yesterday on pension OF $1,000 a year.
Upon receiving ofhciAl notice Of his retire
ment be announced he had made 5000. 600
I'm the last two years on real estate How
much be made before that Is not knewn.
He had a narrow escape from missing his
pension for. By mistake, he filed out a
resignation blank. instead of an application
TO Be retired. But what's $1,000 d year 10
man Of wealth. u sergeant can make
captain % a good precinct make In one?
There's sum" for the class In mathe-
MATES.
MaynihaIt says he made his fortune u e.
Williams says he made bis eDeculating la
lots Ia Japan Devcry, OF coarse. WAS for
funate IN his realty Investments but DonO-
hue had IFS money In his desk II was
found There .Lhnn k-- dronnad laal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22
COTTON FUTURES.

New York. June 21.-The cotton
market opened easy, with prices un-
changed to points lower under a
hurry OF liquidation and eager bear
selllng, started by reports of general
showers to light rains over Texas
ana a forecast for rains to-day over
the dry districts of Mississippi. Ala
nama and Louisianan. There was lit
Tie or no reaction after the call. the
commission houses having few sup
porting orders and later news serving
TO confirm the early rain reports.
Inc Liverpool market news was
quite bullish, noting an advance of "A
10 per cent. in futures. when prac-
llcally no change was due or expected
europe sent a few buying orders here.
but these were quickly filled up by
room holders, and the leading bear
interests. Wall street was a liberal
seller on the wet weather news, as
was the South and West. The crop
reports as rule were bearish, ex-
cept those from Texas, where. rain
was said to be imperatively needed
TO save the crop. The Chronicles
weekly crop weather review failed 10
note actual damage to the Texas crop
as result of the dry weather. but
indicated a critical stage in the de-
Velopments. Southern spot market
news was about a stand-off. Receipts
at all points were a mere shadow of
the movement for the same day last
year, and led to estimates for the
week at the ports of 1900 to $4,000
bales, against nearly 10000 bales for
the same week year ago. The tenn
peratures over the northern belt were
exceptionally low, but this failed to
attract special attention in local trade
circles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22
Murphy & Co.'S Cotton Letter.

New York, June 21.-Statistical de-
velopments in cotton during the week
were unimportant. The Chronicle
makes the total movement 1898, 200,
against 100000. The same authority
failed to give anything new in the
crop situation, it's summary stating
that the moisture is needed in some
districts. Reports to Bradstreet are
much more specific. Their reports state
that conditions have improved in At
lantic district crop in excellent con-
dition in Savannah districts, rains have
benefited in Montgomery district and
Chattanooga districts. while in Texas,
rain is needed in northern part. Dali
las calls the cotton situation I'M
changed. Temperatures have been as
high. as 104 the past week in Texas.
Liverpool advices to-day reflected the
hesitation of local trade in adopting
decided views prices there being about
half a point over yesterday, with little
doing in spots. Whihe weak longs
were selling freely. not little buying
replaced them, and it was a question
whether the Texas rains were not in
a measure discounted. Port receipts
1000, against II, 900 last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22

New Orleans, June 21.-Liverpool adj
vices were more favorable than ex-
pected, but our market nevertheless
opened to lower on rains in North
ern Texas and fears of it extending.
Subsequently shorts covering over Sun
day occasioned an Improvement of 4 to
6. Easiness, however, again set in near
the close. making the net loss 5 to 6
points on new crop months and about
one OH old. Scattered showers occurred
to-day in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, the Atlantics and the
northern portion of Texas, and showers
are predicted tonight and Sunday
over Louisiana and Southern Texas. AS
every other state has received ample
moisture, and Texas now is the only
one needing a general rain, the atten-
ton of the trade is naturally drawn
to the daily weather conditions exist
ing there. If rains materialize soon in
Texas values will decline further and
the absence of moisture for any pro-
traoted period will occasion reaction.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22

1TaAns arrive Savannah as follows:
NO 70, daily. from New York. Wash
lngtony Richmond and Cincinnati, 1880
a. m.
No. IS. daily from New York and
washington, 3:05 y. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
THROUGH CAR SERVICE. ETC.
Trains IS and 81. NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS. vesti-
Duleo limited trains, with Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between
savannah and New York. Connect at
washington with Colonial Express for
Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York
Trains 20 and 80, THE WASHING
TON. RICHMOND AND FLORIDA
LIMITED. Vestibuled limited trains.
earrying Pullman Drawing-room
Sleeping Cars. between Savannah and
New York via Richmond. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah and
Washington. Also Pullman Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between Savannah
and Cincinnati, through Asheville and
The Land of the Sky"
For information as to rates, sched-
ules, etc, apply TO
c. H. ACKERT, G. NJ.
s. H. HARDWICR. G. p. A.. Wash
ington, ID. c.
w. H. TAYLoE. A. G. p. A., ATTAIN
Ia, Ga.
r. c. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent. Union Depot, Savannah, Ga.
T.. G. THOMSON, c. p. q I. A, Sa-
vannah. Ga. 141 Bull street. Phones
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hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Cation Letter

New York, June 21.-Our market
opened with sales of July at Sic, and
after selling at 1915, ruled, at S17 at
II a. m. Liverpool came better to-day
despite the reports of showers coming
in Texas. They came in Northern Tex
as breaking the market here at the
opening, despite the better foreign mar
kets, until buying orders were met on
the basis Of ~ for October. Current
rumor had it that 10000 bales were to
be bought at that point. This rumor
brought a. rally to the close of business
on local trading. Elsewhere the show
ers have been scattered over sections
of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
with these rains in Texas if'they ma
terialize the trade viii look for con-
dition In July far above the average
of the Agricultural Department for
many years. The spot market was quiet
and unchanged.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool, June 21,--Cotton: Spot
moderate business, prices unchanged;
American middling, 29-32d. The
sales of the day were 1000 bales, of
which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 American
Receipts, 1000 bales, including 300
American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
American middling, good ordinary
clause: June, 4.4S@449d buyers; June
July, AID buyers; July-August 4.45@
4.46d buyers; August September, 4.39
@4.40d buyers; September October,
4.30d buyers; October November, 423
@4.24d sellers; November-D December,
4.20@4.21d sellers; December January,
4.19q420d sellers; January-February,
419d sellers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-22
LODQ StQpIe Cotton GIDIeTS.

Having been appointed exclusive
agents for the United States by Messrs.
Platt Bros. Oldham. England. for the
sale of their famous Sea Island Cot
ton Gin, we invite your correspondence
and solicit your orders. We have also
purchased the entire stock Of ginners'
supplies and walrus leather formerly
owned by Mr. NJ. Pollitzer. Beaufort,
S. c. we invite correspondence and
orders.
THE CAMERON AND BARKLEY co.
Wholesale Dealexs in Machinery and
Supplies.
Charleston. s. 9.