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COTTON MARKETS
Market quiet.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE cotton market
opened firm and sGg5 points higher, Immediately
following which there was a further Improve
ment Of. Ga points on active general buying,
: In which the shorts Of Europe figured quite
prominently. The commission houses, however.
were stardy buyers ut the higher prices. and
prominent Wall Street interests sold the August
position for reaction. The. dominating in6u-
ences at the start were dry weather reports
from pretty much the whole belt. ri forecast
for continued fair weather south and nrm Liv-
erpool cables. For the i rest of the day the
market vas whimsical arrair at best. fre-
quently declining and advancing on the slight
est Gprovocation. After rising to $50 for July
and to SIS for august, the market swung
around sharply under movement for profits by
ring longs and a sudden lull in outside support.
Still later there was rapid Ncovery, followed
by fresh downward movement under rumers
OF showers in Western Texas. Early in the
afternoon the market rallied somewhat but once
more weakened at the close under a general
movement Of longs to secure profits, the fnIl
bids being at about bottom for the day. The
crop report received was bearish, noting good
stands. well cultivated helds ana rapid ma
turing. The dry weather conditions, however.
led to fears OF a possible drouth, and it was
beginning Of the session rather than fear .,
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Cotton. quiet: middling. Lice; gross re-
Total to.dayWNet receipts, 1898 bales; ex-
port to Great Britain, 392 bales; to the Con-
hnent, 1856 bales stock. $3.50 bales:
port to Great Britain. 2, 23o bales; to the Con-
tinent, 1S.4e5 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts, 81
415, 621 bales; export to Great Britain, 1857 O51
bales; to the Continent, 2 57o O57 bales.
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Demand for spot cotton was better to-day; quo
tations unchanged. Futures on the first call
was point up on June and July, and 3@5 points
on the latter months A brisk selling movement
BY profit thinkers then set in and prices declined
steady for the market, closing at lowest futures
at SOS points on all position compared with
Tuesdays closing price.
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 11-CoFFEE-The market
for coffee futures opened steady with prices un-
changed, and was very quiet all through the
changed to s points lower. Total sales We're
1890 bags. Spot Rio, dull: mild, steady; Cor
doca, 11@11hc.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, June 11.-Wheat pursued
an cratic course to-day as result of the bull
ish crop report yesterday. Prices were forced
OF the corn States, by q dine or more muscle
exertion by the big bulls, followed after. Sumps
wheat was %@15c. higher; July Ac.s up,
and July oats &c. higher. Provisions closed q
shade to 37ac. lower.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond VS. Time ~ 1QOr
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, June 11.-PEANUTS-ouie
virginians-Actiye at sac. for best stock.
PETERSBURG, VA., June 11.-PEANUTS--
Market quiet.
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MoneyLoaned SaIaried Peop!e

retail merchants. teamsters. boarding
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actual damage to the crop at the present time
higher and the latter months 214 points lower.
Sales were about loo, 600 bales.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., June 11.-sP1RITs
TURPENT!NE-Quiet, 47c.; receipts LOG casks.
Crude turpentine-Firm, s1.4O. $3.50 and $500
receipts. 113 barrels. Tar-Firm, S1.45; re-
ceirts. SO barrels
SAVANNAH, Ca. June 11.-TURPENTINE-
Firm. 47hc.: receipts. 2.115 casks: sales, 10
ceipts. 4.2oe barrels, sales, o.54s barrels; ex-
ports $3.50 barrels. Quote: A. B. c, D. S1.25;
n. S3.25; W G. $3.50; W ", $500.
CHARLESTON. S. c., June 11.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged.
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easy. No. 8 spring ra wheat, 7o@72Ae.; No red
7s@79c. No. 2 oats. 421sc:; No. white. 4e@
47c.; No. 8 white, 44% @45%e: No, rye,
csc. No. axseed. $1.56; No. northwestern
$1.7e prime Timothy seed. $e.so@6s7. Mess
$1O27ihl1O3 o short ribs sides (loose). $40. s21a
61o.42la; dry salted shoulders (boxedl Ss.25@
$50; short clear sides (bo1ed), sl0.T5@10.85.
market weaker; creameries, 1SG211hc.; dairies.
1s@19hc.; cheese. steady, 9A @10Ac;; eggs:
easy. fresh, 15@151ac. Receipts--Wheat. 81 900
bushels; corn, 80 600 bushels; oats, S2S, 900 BUSH
els; hogs, Al, 900 head.
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pALr1MoRE STOCK Market.

BALTIMORE, ND. June 11.-Seaboard Air
Line common, 263i @267s; do. preferred, 459s @
&c. Seaboard As, 65ts 9S5A.
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BALTIMORE. MD, June 11.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; contract spot
and June, Tx @773sc.; southern by sample. 700
Bic: Confirm; spot, 6sA @66ssc.; southern
white corn, 671HM6Sc. Oats-Firm: No.
white, 5Ok@51c. Rye-Inactivc; No.o. COG
Gle Butter-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Steady; fresh, 16@161ac. Cheese-Firm and un-
changed.
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8. 600: Union Pacific, 1900; wabas h, a 900:
Copper 5000; Car and Foundry, IL, 200:.
C. r. and I. s. 400; Sugar, 1890: United
States Steel 10 600.

MONEY AND ExcHANGEAMoney on can
steady at a93h per cent. closing, 2is per
Sterling exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills L., at .s4.s7s@!.s715 for demand
SASSY ALSO and S4.ssa4 ssh; commercial
bills, S4-S4AG4.S5N Bar silver 52h; Mexi-
can dollars, AZ. Government bonds, steady;
State bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, firm.
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CATTLE MARKET

bulls and cows steady: steers. S65O@7.5o; OK
ems. s6Ge5o: cows. $25o@5.25; few extras fat,
s5.50@6; cables steady; shipments, $50 cattle
veal steady to $3.50; buloeks generally steady;
veals. $5@7.5o; grown, S6@s;25; culls. 81 50:
buttermilks, 81 40@5.25; city dressed veals. 90
IL &C.; extra. 12c. Sheep and lanbs-Receipts.
$5.76; good lambs firm to 15c. higher. Hogs
Receipts. 7,245 head; market firm to 10c. higher.
State hogs, $3.50; mixed western, 81.
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VISITING DIFFERENT
summer resorts to take side line; moth
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come csu be received. ]. L. &VVAR1NG,
Washington, D. C.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June II, 1902.

Atlantic Coast Line of Conn., shares at
$50; 5 shares at $50.
virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-13 shares
Atlantic Coast Line common-2o shares at
1875
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EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, June 11.-CATrLE-
Receipts. 125 head; strong for good; no de-
mand for common. Veals-Receipts, ITS head;
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CHICAGO; 1LL:2 dime ni1I-cATTLE-,Re.

- -lII!--CtAIILE-Ke-
ceipts, 1900 head. including 1890 Texans; others
slow; good to prime steer, $7.50@S; medium,
S5.25@7; .stockers and feeders $2.5o@5.25:
cows. 81. 40@5.90; heifers. 81. 50@6.50; Gamers.
Z: Texas fed steers. s5@6. Hogs-Receipts. Al,
900 head; left over. 500 head. strong. 5@1Oc.
$50; good choice heavy. S7.5o@7 s.; rough
heavy. S7.15@7 40: light. S7@7. bulk of sales,
S7.15@T.5O. Sheep-ReceiptsA 21OOO head;
lambs stendy; good to choice wethers, S5@6;
western sheep, S5@6; native lambs, clipped,
S5.25@5.65; western, S5.50@7.
ri CINCINNATI, o., June Manifestations
S5@7. 80. Cattle-Steady, 81. 5O@e40. Sheep
Steady, $2@4.40 Lambs-Dull and lower, $475
@5.10.
{, EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, June 11.-CATrLE-
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Spot cotton closed quiet and steady; middling
gulf, p11-16c -
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tire; railroad bonds, irregular.
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MORT ACTIVITY
IN TIL |H|. MARKET |. h I.
Traders FavorabIy influenced BY
the Operators Statement.
ALL STOCKS. GO HIGHER
Readingis Notably Strong, and ST. Paul
and Missouri Enjoy a Substantial
Rise-The Feeling is
More Hopeful.

The stock market was stronger and
more re a sai yesterday than it has been
for a long time past. There was more
trading, and almost all stocks enjoyed d
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he Blind Made to See.

,.,or;o. Texas February IS, iSe3.--Among the Wis
|Sn e In,onio 10 Colonel w. n. Brewton. wealth,
W 81 .,ocknan OF East Rsrnsrd who came here foi
T., terrible case of nsursigia of long standing
~ Nd in vain tried The treatrients and remedies of
.,,sn. Of various s-boos OF medicine without
4 particle of practical beheHt or relief, but who
~ ,,uorter for this paper today that he had been
A - nv the wonderful magnetic healer, Dr. Frank
/ u.s. and hanoe' "' ""'NA .
Es psa,nri iadorsng Dr. e. Frank INK Famine had
aJ that five years ago it destroyed the sight of my
s completely psrayzng the optic nerve and drawing
kye completely crossed, some zen o III age was
ter under the influence OF morphir, most all the
rd was confined the greater part OF this period to my
~ Ia impossible to describe my suffering became
Id with DR. Tanning, and twelve days ago put my
III his most wonderful magnetic treatment. | have
IVA grain of morphine shee the doctor put his von
! nsofalEa and, in fact feel perfectly we'll To my
synrse my eye has Strengthened and sight has re-
HI i will go home today feeling Tor man of 65 years
,ny one would like to write me will most gladly an
M and tell him all Of the doctors powers over
am willing to go eslSge BSgE Snd fSke oath
OF East bernard Wharton County Texas.
,,ry.,.stion with Mr. A. F. Coons Of Sc Edwards
a Hou,on the Herald man was told OF The remarkable
restored vision and health OF his estnnabe wife Mrs.
Coons through the marvellous magnetic power of DR..
&rs' Mr. Coons is member of the Brotherhood OF
Motive Engineers" and is well known all over Texas
$s,n OF commissioned honor and probityi
Byersl years ago Mrs. Coons Frustrated with heat
Ina was despared Of but finally she recovered suii
=. attend TO household duties but paroxysms Of ex
Xnd life became almost UNDESIRABLE. Medical skill failed
evs her and she was preparing to seek the service OF
u the celebrated magnetic healer Dr. Fannirg She
,e under treatment and to her jnexpressble Joy and
es completely cured-eyesight restored and paiq
he'd Words fail to cxpress the gratitude OF herself snS
Lad to Dr. Tanning Houston Herald
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OVARIAN TUMOR
Large as a Wash Bowl Vanished Under the
Magnetic Giants Healing Touch Without
Knife or Drug DR.. Tanning Performs
This Marvellous Cure

Honey Grove. Texas, June a.-To the skeptica public
Over four years ago first troubled with large lump
my side and last September it developed into large
ovarian My suffering almost unbearablei was
nervous that any walking the would al
drive Wild My physician told me that nothing
but operation could my life and that could not
stand the operation until But grew worse
and weaker constantly At this time DR.. Tanning came 10
Honey Grove and last hope my husband brought me
in. DR. Tanning found comforter or pallet an
drawn up OF the FIRE in the When
they went place the bed begged them II
almost killed me be moved But after laying gently
the bed the doctor began his wonderful magnetic
treatment and it truly surprising the pain began
melting away his magical and miraculous touch and IN
thirty minutes perfectly easy and after his hr treat
ment able get mp and walk slept well that night
something had done for long time and next day |
walled the hall the psrlor and up for two
hour. The size of that of q wash bowl,
something really frghtul in al Dr. Tanning gave
twenty treatments and in weeks time the
had greatly diminished and resting And
stl after the doctor stopped treatment continued TO di
mnish until it all away leaving well in fact much
than have been four years. II just
weeks from his first until all gone, My
digestion and system good condition, and |
havc remained well for six months had also
been troubled with constipation for years and that is also
Completely cured Now il and Doubling Thomas will write
call my husband C. C. lovelace myself my neigh
bora they be fully convinced that every line of this is
the letter believe that Or. Tanning saved my life
and that he do all he claims be able do With
heart full OF gratitude remain. respectfully.
MRS C. c. LONELACE.
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Wonderful Relief of Dropsy.

To Whom II Nay Concern
San Antonio Texas January a. 1SoS-I was afflicted
in 1881 with torpid liver and enlarged spleen and kidneys
the ograns failing and in 1884 dropsy supervened
attended by several physicians San Antonio Aus
tin Lampasas and elsewhere hut notwithstanding my
trouble grew worse, and tapped. Once when |
tapped the of which released forty
pounds The physicians all said they believed would never
get we'll As last consulted Or. flaming who
treated and under his skilled treatment immediately oh
relief and twelve he reduced my weight
at fory-two pounds and all without drop OF nedi-
cine tapping but simply by the OF his wonderfully
magnetic hands When DR. Tanning first commenced
the pantaloons measured ortysN inches around
the waist and fitted tightly his sixth treatment was
able wear and that comfortably pants that only measured
thirtywo inches about the waist feel better than
have felt years and almost like did my aiction.
therefore cheerfuy indose and recommend Dr. Fan
ming all similarly afflicted because believe he saved
Respectfully, DAVE NEMETT.
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he Deaf Made to Hear.

News reporter dropped into DR.. FanningS Office yes
~ and while waiting his turn to the doctor entered
oHYersstion with patient who was also waiting The
|4ave her name Mrs c. Baugh, residence 71z South
bay street has lived here fourteen years. For thirty
IA she said shc had been terrible sufferer from pains
II sides and abdomen heart affected was in con.
fear for her life liver torpid and added all these
Dts afflicted with deafness. Since being treated by
nuing her pains have all disappeared She feels young
Appy again and hears tyeli when years of age
~ the reporter babe her goodbye she said feelingly
q gsd Dr. Tanning to FL Paso and take pleasure
ling the suffering people all the good he has done me -
fko Daily News,
Heuson, Texas November s. IooI,--About two years
had severe attack OF catarrh, producing total deaf
I'D lett Have employed several of the best car spe,
~, who failed even to help me. There was severe
yer deaf constantly Eight days ago put my case in
6annings hands Tor treatment Can truthfuIly say ca
very much better pain in head all gone and best OF
has completely restored nay hearing. am most CRATE
W J. S. BROWN.
rfigsn, Texas.
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Weak Back and Kidney
Trouble Cured.

well &nown brick OF San Antonio offers the
following pointed testimonial his by magnetism
when all oheI remedies had failed
San Antonio Texas, June ~ Isool had been sick with
liver kidney and novel trouble for the last six weeks
had weak spine shat could attend business.
tried three doctors ans the medicine took
got could not eat sleep &c, rid Of MY awful pains
and suffering As last put my under Or
Fannings magnetic treatment felt better from the first
and slept we'll After the fourth took
charge Of my work and rble do good days work
After the fifth treatment find myself new and well
When | put myself under the magnetic treatment
feared would we'll ans contemplated trying
other climate take pleasure recommending Or. Fan.
ning all sufferers his treatment has made we'll
nf terrible sufferer will eladls answer any questions
as TO Dr. Fannings power as a heacf of diseases.
P. YOUNGER.
aI6 Third Street. San Antonio. Texas
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Heart Disease Cured.

Houston Texas February 49, rsq4--i take pleasure in
ENDORSING DR.. Frank flaming About FIVE years ago had
distressing OF heart trouble neuralgia OF the
heart paptaton Because OF the pain and shortuess
s breath compelled sit up about hall the time
night for eight months tried several Of best
doctors they all failed give relief and suffered
told agony had given up all hope of recovery and thought
] would certainly die When to DIR. Tanning had
but little hope of any relieit only trial DR. Fam
ming told his treatment would stir up for
three days but be discouraged that the end of
three days would be better lie surely told the truth for
the expiration Of that time all pain had left and
felt like also suffered with indigestion and
nervousness. really wild with my Al the end
OF week land had only taken FIVE treatments)
entre. cured. That was four ago and have
had pain papitaton the heart since My digestion
is perfect and am a well woman today viii ever feel
grateful Dr. flaming will take great pleasure in an
sveng questions regard his Gratefully
MRS. r. F. SCOTT.
eos Hardy Street Fifth WaTa
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DO NOT LET PREJUDICE
OR LOST HOPE KILL YOU.

There are thousands of afflicted fellow
creatures who are enduring great suffering
under the erroneous impression that they are
beyond human skill. These we are resolved
shall hear and realize the truth of the saying
that while there is life there is hope The
unparalleled success with which DR.. Tanning has
treated difficult and SO.called ''ncurable cases"
goes to show that no one should give up in
despair, simply on the assertion of one, two,
three or dozen physicians who may have
failed TO effect a cure. II has been his good
fortune to succeed after twenty-five physicians
had failed.
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A Merchant Princes
Experience.

Mr. Sam Sanger Of the well known firm OF Sanger Bros
OF Dallas and Waco the city today and qusrterd at the
Maverick hotel Mr. Sanger here for the purpose of
ting his family who today from extended trip
TO California. Times reporter called upon Mr. Sanger
at his today and in the Of ordinary
ton the subject Of Dr. Fannngs wonderful by animal
magnetism was discussed. Sanger asked what he
thought Of Dr. Tanning knowing that the doctor we'll
kncwG in Waco, aIi said Il firm believer in DR..
Trainings power heal he represents. About years
while driving in Waco my horse became scared
and ran away was thrown beneath the wheels Of the
vehicle and caught and dragged distance of two
blocks. Among the many wounds | received severe
b:lise the Ny arm became stiff and large knot
swelling materalized suffered great Inconvenience and
pain from the wound and was treated for year
by physicians in city 20 no effect finally induced
90 give Dr. Tanning trial The consequence plain Mn
wounded member Is sound and understand only had thred
treatments believe in animal magnetism and know Dr.
Tanning has povsS e Egs 2ESy many diseases san An