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LA PORTE LOCALS.
Accident, to Three Children OF One
Family.

Accidents to Three Children Of One
Family.
20 Porte Texas June flames Porter,
.bc t4.yearold son Of q family by that
r,rnc who are here from Crowley, La.
n, the summer. fell on the platform Of the
r,vilion In sylvan grove and fractured his
,trht arm. Yesterday his sister ran nai'
into her foot while fishing at the Point,
and n few days before that another OF the
,hilaren was Injured while playing.
postmastcr A O. Blackwell received TO-
dnv ron enc ~~s1al Mall Box company oi
Jolct, n aft, of the boxes ordered iot
me free rural delivery route. when Is te
h. nut IN operation on July l. ine boxes
"ro models of completeness. ittcd mp with
~ vn,ntoi signal nag by which patrons may
tnow without going to the box wnethel
Mi has iccn left for them and the carrier
NAV Also know when approaching the boa
urbethcr or not there is mail to he removed
II n meeting Of the board ~ aldermen
held ist evening Aldermen Busch, Dorgar
and Work were appointed as members o
the equalization hoard. to meet July I
nnd continue from daY to day until thell
work has been completed.
Arrangements have been completed 70
tho dag day celebration to he held her
saturday under the auspices of the Gran,
Army nf the Republic and Ladies' Relic
Germs The posts Of Houston ana Galvar
ion have been invited Ia participate In IN,
event and prominent speakers arc cYnocta,
! from both places Postmaster A. o. Black
well will be the local orator
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COTTON SELF CROP REPORT.
II includes Truck as Well as the Field
Crops

Crops.
The st. Louis Southwestern Railway com
pany OF Texas Cotton Beltl has issued its
crop report No, ., showing present con
ditions and general prospects for cotton,
grain, fruit and vegetable crops.
Present conditions and prospects are sum
married. as follows;
Cotton. Crop In good condition and max
ing rapid growth fields generally clean OF
grass and II present prospects continue will
have very large crop.
Whcat.-Now being harvested; crop fair
Yield aud grain turning out better than eA-
pected, running six TO eighteen bushels per
acre.
oats. Now being harvested. Crop only
fair. Early drouths cut yield short. Wlll
I've very few cars for shipments VIII be reu
IN Texas.
Corn in very fne condition ana with an.
other rain west OF Corstcaug aud sulphur
Springs large crop will be made East OF
these points crop Is not as FAR advanced,
while In good condition, VIII take several
rains to assure good yield
Tomatoes. First clusters on vines cou
sideahly damaged oy worms when alS
now done and stock being shipped very
| iour.husl,ot crate Season viii run IN u
June ~ n present prospects eont.nu W.
Scme localities report blight, but overier
| tlzing Is the carsc.
Pcaches-ThiB CROP Is third successive
| crop in Texas and old orchards viii not
! yicid as large crop as usual. Trees III
| nue shape and fruit Of nrst quality. Larg'
acreage in new orchards In TINS season
| Hay Crop very good and OF large ylolu
potatoes - Crop about moved out
Brought very line prices. Farmers wei
! pleased .,. d,
ali Identifies In very hnc shape, Farmer
up with their work, fields clean OF grass
and in good cultivation.
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SPECULATIVE INTEREST
STILL VERY LlSTLESS
National. Manhattan, Export, NJ. and NJ
and Gernsn-Americsn Sell Better.
Victor Weak.

Business was somewhat better at yester-
days session Of the oil and stock En-
change than at the previous call, rncrc
was much room for Improvement, however.
ana so absence OF that vim about the trad
Ing which is necessary to bring about
favorable market. A good number OF
orders are in evidence but IL is clear that
revision Of limits must take place be.
FORE there are any important results.
Export Oh and Pipe sold at ar advance
OF sc. The later bids did not range this
high, while holders stood ! cent better.
Merchants and Mechanics seemed TO have
new strength aud oil sellers ut the basis
OF value recently prevailing were exhausted
rhe asked price at the wind M stood at
&c with bids firm at sc. Another splen-
did transaction took place in Sour Lake
springs although as much as the best terms
the stock has brought WIS not paid Tor
same The price paid was nearly i've times
greater than the par value \ good sized
block Of Silver Dime changed hands at the
good figure 1t has heretofore brought, but
this appeared TO satisfy the demand, while
the asked price was later raised 2e, For
ward Reduction brought favorable terms
with equal concessions from buyers and
sellers aud considerable division In evl'
dcnce toward the close. better Inquiry
| appeared tor Fore Worth and caused some
| reduction OH the part OF holders figures
Limited trading was accomplished Oh ac
count Of the decline made by takers, lnde
peudence was ensy to obtain at Use anu
very few buyers seemed TO be Interested
There was practically no cnauge IN the
position or this stock,
| uerman-A nlerioan took n noteworthy stltu,
| ana brought 2c more tnan the price re
| Gently paid for the stock Ionc was I,
| NAMED a. formerly In the wind up. Ma
| tiuuul O! and Pipe made a sharp improve
! mcut over its recent loss bringing an aver
age Increase Of fully &c stil stronge
advance was seen on the close but wheel
| buyers failed TO meet. Anglo.Amcucan wa
| considerably more active at lAc liner
VAS q larger demand than supply at TIM
price and iso aararce appeared IN the late
| I.omcnts OF the session. Beaumont Con
federated brought weak prices but taker
required too much of drop TO cause heaN.
| selling. one trade was noted ana NOR
could have been obtained around me sam
figure Victor was n lighter demand an
.'sc could be obtained Tor only a sma
quantity.
brought the top price of the previous cal
! nut inquire Noulu hhNN uNN'a y" ~
moro but the asked price was lac higheI
new trader appeared In the san Jaclnt
Oil Refining and Tank company stock an
sold very freely at sc. Madeline new
stock was offered at 1c but no takers al
peared decisive advance occurred !
offers for Sour Lake Oil and lsc nor
would have been given for Buffalo. Bld
for Heywod advanced sharply and those fo
Texas OIL and Pipe Line went mp Dc
The total sales amounted to le6ii share'
The prices bid and asked at the close ye
tcrday and the sales made were as 10
lows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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rcTON WHOLESALE MARKET

by the New England heet was an-o t..
rels. compared with 43Tp barrels Tor ~.
same period last year. AGO to June a ,pno.
20 barrels TO same date In 1900; es1 harro,,
In 1898, and $50 barrels In iStT. Ref,rrln,,
to the situation New York dealer sts,cs.
The receipts Of salt mackerel contnna
nght. One Cape Shore arrival hnd AK w.
res, and sold ok vessel at SiO per barre,
aIhhey, were plain and estimated 10 ' count
weather has prevented hsning hy tho rons
Snole meet; and Y is believed that fbe
e csi, TO date is light. few small lots ~
South. the last sale being at Si0 25 nor 10
rel for trimmed FISH. They count about Tho
same as the. Cape Shore maekerel
~ n,ceipts OF fresh mackeiel this week have
necn light owing TO windy weather IN Tie
block Island region, where the fleet is ro,,
located The past two DAYS the weather
mas improved and the prospects are better.
me receipts are principally Of one sisc,
nhout "a pounds, running a little srloller
II anything than former recpintS, and there
are few small and few blolters or areq.
The Northwestern Miller says Of -four
The -four market continues dull aud with.
out special feature. Eastern markets dis.
play weakness aud report a small bushes .
at slightly lower prices than were aucred
a week ago. Scarcely any hour was sofa
for export during the week, although mills
| in the vicinity Of st. Louis report a revival
OF trade with the United Kingdom. Min.
| feed continues to be in active icmand for
prompt shipments, and prices show little
change from those Of q week ago Tho
millfeed situation is an abnormal QUO. the
time OF year considered. and just when tho
demand Will cease and why it continues
are problems which arc perplexing the trade
not a little. Pacific coast mills are finding
| a new channel of trade In supplying Aus.
| tralia and New Zealand with hour The
| short wheat crop In Australasia is respon.
| Sihle for this and also for the larae de.
mand for wheat and -four for South Africa.
| Our foreign correspondent reports that
since the registration duty was imposed on
| mill products there bus been considerable
| activity and heavy running on the iart OF
| British mills and several new mills arc
| projected. Crop reports are generally IN
J NOruble. Some winter wheat has htcn
! harvested In the Southeast ana txtr,mf
Southwest In the Northwest spring wheat
| is coming along nicely. The weather ha,
| been all that could be desired. our e.
days cables indicate that Glasgow and
| Liverpool markets are dun and prices tend
| In buyers favor. London Is oversupplied
causing a depression in business The
break in American wheat prices seems e
| have confirmed buyers in pursuing policy
OF abstcntion The Amsterdam market Is
steady, but the demand Is inactive
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Mharton New century club.

Wharton. Texas, June 12.-The New Cen
tury club met yesterday with Mrs. {, Nj.
Hughes and elected officers for the coming
rear: President, Mrs, S. II. Darden; drst
80 nresident, Mrs. j. T. Ts<.ton second
,.ce president Mrs. Rosa McCamly; re-
eordihg secretary, MIS-, j.. A Sanders cor.
ttselpsnrer Mrs. G.. NJ Hughes; critic, Mrs
y ~ Mcknight; librarian, Mrs. Arm.
Strong. Mrs Rosa Mecamly was elected
~ s 'rssnresent the club at ihe Confederate
osoonyeption, which VIII meet at Beaumont.
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,fsulT RECEIPTS
'SfD INCREASED ACTIVITY.
4, Lannon's Arrive--Texas
3 .,L,,-Onions Higher.
4 po.stoes Lower.

,,,,tr than usual was seen among
.'sIsu dealers Yesterday a, caused
' ..siots Of fruits. The trade
n n the grocery line with no
~ h the ordinary worthy Of
j, proiucc company received a
J Sr,dfCrd vatermclons. the fist
Y l D the Hampstead district.
.o.uas arrived and found a
After the filing OF orders
~ .,, normal stock left on land.
Il cabbage seems TO lie rrac-
~ s,..t,a and the stocks on hands
- 81. takers, however cheap may
ss.ins:.
!, j change 10 note in the Texas
r,tJop. Receipts are fairly lib
rue much higher grades are
De arrivals,
,.,,,ss have been noted OF onion
\, 4 the scarcity which mas pre-
.spplies and sales now occur
flss per bushel'
49, IA Texas eggs were reported
I'm. Of lc. The situation, how
u. M show material change hut
N ss,st price Of the season, mas been
an potatoes are lower in view Of
All the indian Territory product
IA by shippers. The offerings
w. s,' sluost exclusively In the local
s M rather weak demand Is IN
!, lemons came in and made
addition to the supplies on land,
,Apments are expected in two OF
i a. and the improved trade on
s~oaltr assures q ready .consump'
n srong prices on all receipts.
h Frlasy, according to the Boston
raa, The total catch of salt naskere.
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LIE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
State Convention in Now In Session al
1ap,Dle

State Convention in Now In Session at
Temple.
Temple, Texas. juno 1.-THE state con.
vention of the Kings Daughters convened
here IN the Baptist church this moruins
There are about fifteen delegates, including
the international secretary, Mrs. J. c. Davis
of New York.
The guests were welcomed by Mayor wat
tiers on behalf of the city and by Mrs. A -
Scott for the home circle.
Routine business was then transacted, In.
Guiding reports Of the state secretary ana
state treasurer. and circle reports from
sumner AZ the Harvey house, followed
nv social at the church, closed the e1er
Cises for the day.
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HIDES AND WOOL.


New York June l2-Lead ruled steady
but onlet and unchanged locally ar ~;
The London market also ruled unchanged
at III IS. spelter continued quoted on INC
VARY. NJ London flS IDS I'D was the price
iron showed no feature Of importance ~
home. ruling dull Warrant were nominal
foTpd-v %ortbern 70. Yp721 Sc; No. I funn'
dry Southern % 5oq21 50; No. ] fonndry
san 20 j0G1l 20 Abroad prices we're Z
shade easicr: Glasgow closed at 'is .ou
and Middlesboro i0s cd.
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E. w. LANCASTER SHOT.
Discharged His Foreman and a Difficulty
Resulted Therefron.

Jefferson, Texas, June 12.--Lud Hudson
Is in jail here charged with the shooting Of
Z. W Lancaster. prominent saw mill
man. Lancssters wounds will probably re-
sult fatally; one bullet went through the
abdomen aud another through the groin
Hudson mad been foreman for lancaster
for many years at shinGle mill near here.
mt was recently discharged and anothe'
man put in charge Of the plant This led
10 tho difficulty. which resulted in t.
shooting Of Lancaster.
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FREE TEST.
Botanic Blood Balm Cures
BLOOD and SKIN
Diseases, Ulcers, Itching Eczema
Bone Pains, Blood Poison,
CarbuncIeS.

II you suffer from ulcers. eczema. scrof'
ula blood poison. cancer. cating solei'
itching SKIN plmplcs, boils, bone pa!n7
or skin diseases. we adylfn you TO take Bo'
tanic Blood Balm 3. b 81 Especall rec.
ommeuded for old, obstinate, deepseatod
cIfes 90 malignnut binod 0r skin diseases
because Botanic Blood BALM (B. h r. Kills
the poison IL the blood cures whero all
else fails. heals every sore makes inc
llood pure and rich, gives he skin the rch
glow az health r. 9 b. ,he most perfect
blood purifier made. Thoroughly tested for
~ yenls
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CANCER, BLEEDING. EATING

sores. painful swelinss, persistent sore
mouth and throat, and sores and eruptlons
that refuse 10 heal under ordinary treat
uent IRE all cured by Botanic Blood Balm,
the most powerful blood puriner made
builds M the broken-down constitution
Perfectly safe 10 take by old or young.
r. H. b. composed Of pure Botanic lngre
dienis Costs 81 per large bottle al drug
storet. To prove 4 cures, sample oi BLOOD
Balm sent free by writing Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and free
medical advice sent In sealed letter rms
is an honest offer-medicne sent at once.
prepaid; or sold by a. V. kiesllng' oV-
Main street,
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HousroNs CHIEF DEPUTY.

Citizen OF the Indian Territory Chosen
for the Place.
Parts. Texas. June l2-Raymond Hers
Of Ardmorc. l. T., has heen appointed chief
deputy by United states Marshal A. j,
Houston and viii at once take charge OF
the office ST Paris. II Is denied that MI.
unuston viii remove the headquarters
from Paris to Beaumont
r. NJ Wright ~ Denison has been Sc
lected as another Of tho deputies.
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SUGAR.

New York. June Il. -susar-Raw MN;
f,ir refining 3. centrifugal 90 test ~;
m6Iasses sugar 2$ refpeSd quiet; s.e,av,
onen kcttlc 2ibd38l6 open kettle ctntr'l.
MAI 8dSig Scntilfugal Sfad+N seem Is. go
SS.iG Molasscs- Steady; centrifugal ga 10.
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!, ~. Baby is Cutting Teeth

snrs and use that old and well tried
ne,sody Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup,
ser Children teething. :. II socthes the child.
lots ,ens the gums, allays all pain, cures
s send collie and Ia the best remedy for
diarrhoea-
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

,VuInIne, 3s6ilOc per ounce holtIe. NOR.
nar " 2oa2 10 per ounce: cocaine, s., %
pp;n,ckssgesS copperss, 500 in barrels; castor
sn: an, ~ ~ per gallon In b,gallon pscka yes
ofeohnno sallo sl:I5 rer 100 lbs in hafrels
ss1,cSsn nl, 81 I0f3oo per galloni sulphur.
So So per 100 lbs In barrels; alum, itac per
po orrnd IN barrels: saltpeter. &c per pound in
~ 90; gum opium, 81 so: powdered opium.
1;S, carholic acid. 4oditc per pound Ia
nTottles' calcium carbide, So ri per 100. de.
hNeIed Jexns common railway points
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COFFEE.

New York. June 12,-Coffte Spot Rio
onIct, No invoice 5h Mia anie:; Cor.
dcva sally. Futures closed STEADY het
ESQ hays July So september 400;
6rtohcr ; ~ December ;; l5@S 90; 1!in.
sry <. 25; February 5.35; March o'i5' May
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HARDWARE

WIRE NA1Ls-S2a5 base Nor KEY
. BARRED wIRE-Gaivanized. Glldieu,
49, IL, per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, Sass
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

-.bscu Of these quotations shows
',r.s,.ras 81, favor Of Houston as a
's''r- .ss. Wbon tho hpvor consId.
bsueats to be derived from Hous'
s,,ai rates he will find that even
-Ns-' -. s-ur.- nj othar markets.
iis euo'aU'e We W. 20 at o'Nei 10
Ea, The price ruolly PAID Is general
.ig The prices are those rulhg
Houston wholesale merchants anu
y:ed daily.
CANNED GOODS.
NED FRUlTS-Apples, SID, 95cG
paeapples, sliced, VI IL; eye!ess ana
Il SlSdl IS; extra grated, 81 90:
!G 9s; strawbcrrieg. 2-lb, 81. lUGg
1 thckIeliles, I'll. SOaS5c; peaches,
ss.s, sl.l5; 3.lb, full weight, Sl.35;
Kssud: ST. 0Ual 0j' 3-lb, seconds,
el,.j; okra aud tomatoes, 2-lb, SLUO;
1 rsut, Bib. 500. California as
H. 2.lb, 81 2002 30; lib Calitor-
rises tips s-Voi 9ased Deans Hi S,i ID,
" s.le s!riqg!es !, =, beans, Sl.23' ~
naGl. Is; Al corn, 81, 90; ZIP Blue
tgn, Sc; Pride Of Maryland, Doc:
W We; Better tn"n Golu, ootS
,,o,,., r,r-,,, $500,
lfvkAlA hUll-EAtEa staHualu,
2acles, iesIos GiIas, oe1IssuS
pnNlcGd, ", so9 20; black cnet,
Go'Ga ~ white cherries, 81 234
1lIlepls' ~ eo!l l. ~ w, sltaWperlles'
.M piqms, 81 B5d1 Is; grapes,
sa.S seeolqs, loc per uo|eh leSa
SyIn Mok "A IS s f. Old Eash-
nSns 81 ~ ,, tiC1 's 20 y snllo nm;
" Nss' Is sa'.ons' 90 &c. 20 per Gus
SSP AL o Cnnss SUstooG; Told
.nI, ,ane9 S''' ~ EI'p, Huats JnIs'
W. spseni D.: .. sS5oS- SEeo y
Seteio' ei'''' '''o' S-'-'' lo''0'
ur.rv c,r.p,rs
ncAf stAf Les
Il powder, 81 90 per keg; drop shot
va N45; buck, 81 20.
.vN--tIlra snort clear. In sacks
rGiShc.
TEE 0lL.-ln barrels. 4sc; half bar
M
iGlSG AND TIES Begging. 2-lb
NJ, from Houston, ST y, ' '"0n ''i
yDY-Stick. wrapped. basis "a No .
& per ID: No. | fuli weight. basIi
,sllc per lib; special sizes, &c high
bed Sl.d15c, as to quality
s.spLt.'s,Istar, full weight. Toe: Gran
In ,esht loy2c; Electric Lights, sac
i NV weight, llac; light weight, l0Mc
IrsM.-portlandi 81 1898 %; Rosen
, iyissipsdt ~ $50, .
sge. @aa9c; fancT, 1nl5M11c; Pea
Arhlrkle's 4rlosa. BASIS i0o.ii
e %re, delivered; Apex. H. 4oc; Lion
~ Mocha and Java blend. lib cans
u Alb nails. tS@c. intnrnotiona
es@, up tins, 1S%c; = and Alb pals
X: Anlk, 26c. ~
s,KERS-A B 9 soda. bulk. boxes
I'D CATIONS, per dozen. n5c: rincs
~ creams, Sc. stage planks. 6y2c
ofp !ppmeleS, lie
h as 49, 4S-lh sacks: Fancy -hlg'
tRi I-Ye 81 ~. ~ ta96ncy half patent. So .
T S,si higher; -four in wood, 1oc pc
|liy iaeT;
s,,S Illus LUIS GOODS-Grits, homin,
S Is,s meal meal IN 4o,lb sacks, per sack
Sctrh Sstl ~ " ,68o-lh sacks, per "a p
Asa AT v' Is % ~ 10; Friends oats, * ~ y
SSssss6Sahe1t, i1a-Ib package, si,SS[[
iS,' {, tt1fsGf KIN q, 5o-l5 cans, Ac highe.
Ns-StsnSsrS ON iaiL cans; t de nlsnGSaai lo
.lEU SRsG hams; 9%c
A' sln per barrel; coopered
[ysy-,.
|S an harrels, 65@I5c per gallon
l.R SIi an, .e1stra!cted, 5d6c per pound
n, psssS f, ], N lib cans, extracted
ilsSEyssI fpesSttiG,ns; l2qlSc. ,.,a,e
gS., henoiled, fail. 16&@iso
IssssaV choice. 25G26c; pure r.
sh N IA LIZ Eagle, 50. I5Q I .0C
al q h ~ 60 60; Dime. 81. s5MS, &c
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PAINTS, OILS Am GLASS.

ft-A1.. : 7E1Fs7 EftNt7 fft2EfNk''
s. wnite lead. per cwt. strictly pure. 1925:
sSs.gehpne per case. two a-gaion cans,
nno.iiaay, nsfrel lots, sic per gallon Mineral
pa,u's, VIC per gallon, Venetian reds. rer
mi,nseed oil, best, boiled. SodTic Ready
" u.iaeu house paints. 81 90 Window glass,
eo oho S0 per cent OF January list.
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os s"ood5pER-Halt and Hair. i,aisc per
ps CORRUGATED iRoN-Galvanised. $500
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oil STOCK TRADE IMPROVES.
SALES,

Texas Savings, Real Estatel
aud Investment Co, ......l ~ so As 90
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IS Manteo tAmJ, Point Isabel.
IS Sarriean Head tBrl. New Orleans.
IS Ito (Nor1. Nuevitas.
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Inlurn ResuIted Fatally.

Injury Resulted Fatally
Franklin, Texas. June 12.-Tho injury to
II Goode. who had his foot cut off 10y a
train at RockdBle some days ago, resulted
In his death He was prominent cltl'
zen Of this place
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

------------------ - -------
Houston Land and Trust to loO % '''..,'
Houston Drilling and Supply ~ ~
20. ... ..............' $1,000 ~ w
international Creosote Co a., ~
OF Beaumont ...-...4..+''I o. w ;sa =;
Moore ortes Canal Co. -. '.;.'s loV w
Merchants National Bank. 10 W -: ~
Magnolia Park Go. ...-... .s-s'.. 90 w
Mutual Building and Loan go AZ
Association 49,. ..'...,,. I.--'.'f ooV W
Planters and Mechanic Ma so n
tional Bank -. ts..'...a ii% " 80 a.;
Rockdale OIL Mil Co. ..... ,.:ss':i lao "
South Texas National Bank i3o ~ ~ <.
Sour Lake Springs Co. ...,.. 10 ~ ~ 10 ~
Spindle Top Power Co. 20 W " ~
Southwestern Dry Plate co. l..s.... iy9 ~
Trinity Rice, Land and irr.I'...'-.l ~ "
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Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessels Destined for Galveston.

CIIAM NHTIos
Comcric Dr.. ............ Monfeviden J-lo
Denver tAml .......,..... New York g. 4
lloniside tBr1.......,..A n.otagaHta ~
koeln lGcri ................. Bremen =
lampusgs lAuil ......,.t.,N New York d I
Ramon DO Larrnaga tSpanl .........
............ Liverpool. via Havana s-lO
SCHOONER.
Charles Davenport. at New York . Il
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. June 10.
ARRIVED.
SAILED.

CLEARED.
IS Tito tNor.l, Nucyitas.
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GRAIN AND HAY.
METALS.

TIN-Firm. S2s.5o'd2o.5o; lead
e9 GiAagIsVSAS MED SHEET IRoN-65 and .
per r eseI ui SHEET IRoN-No. 81, 81 per
IN RRoSo SFFIISG TIN Machine. made, tlo'y ~
100 per box; old style, *lo'ooei''o'
box.
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p,o1ucc company received a
~ ,.,dford watermclons. the fist
y. ,be Hampstead district.
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lette grade, quarters, $3.50: fancy sprats.
quarters, Ss000 1000 according TO grade.
STARCH standard goods; Pearl, in 40
10 boxes. 4&@47Sc Royal Gloss or archer.
bulk 5d5Ic; Nickel, 100 packages, per boz
$5 25@3.35; corn stai ch, sac per ID, 20 and
4u-lb boxes.
SUGAk-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given gu carload orders.
STANDARD Sranulatcd, &c; cubes aud pow
dered, JSsc; Louisiana yellow, clarified aud
fancy, 4lac; choice, 4l4c
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
TYPEWRITERS.

VISIRT n touch typewrtlng on the "Biick.'
"a sSents wasted for Southern Texas
~ Russes aencral Agent, Dailasi
Texas.
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WEAK MEN--Any man who u WEAK.
nervous. gloomy. de-
ns~zA lNS,G-M spondent, prematureiy
"a i l is.iiiiE'ss T ';SE' "a
'.n,a nast rheumatism. stomach, llyef Or
fdnsy troubles n sy bps si q Is w Ss Nee
cay n p, Y, e. the best Electric Belt IN
M world. over 5000 cures, Mr,,e yodsy,
NJ, NE, tree. DIR. ~. A. M'LAuGHbiNs 4Vt
Ilpx building. Dallas. Texas.
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s,osnas arrived and found a
after the filing OF orders
TX ", normal stock left on land.