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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X N
StutiOuS Ina \eM-Nork. foot OF Barclay shs
Christopher streets. .,r~
VESTIUlIED TRAINS, ~ LYMAN btfFrs
CARS pINTs(H LIGHT

Direct route 10 NEWARK. Rl.oOMFltLl MONT l-Nsa,
THE ORANGES summit, BarrsrisNille. basAs
Ridge Madison Morrstown. Passsic. Paterson. be
ION Dover sianhope. NEWTON. BUpDS lAnHl
lake HOPATCON5. Hackettsto@n. SCHOoLEls
,;Hi IT ,TX Washington. PIIILIIIsBuRG. EASroS.
a. ,rr:K GAP STROt DSBl re focon9 Mouniaia1
sCaAXToX PIrTSTON. WlLkESbAkk RE- NAN.t
cokE,, INtA,GHNMr0N OXFORD NORWICH. Ws,e,-
ia S pi.ri,.A RiCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortant
VIC .,,.tr '6sWFGO ITHACA OWEGo. ELMiEA,
SS1nRnN N BATH pANSNlLLE, BlFIALo and al
'oNN ',rNpi.sI' NORTHWEST AMI SOUTHWEST
500 POM " BINGlINMrON NAIL stops az p'inc'pI
- stations. ,rsfe Can RCFFALO SCRANTON. BlNG'
lV'W y ,,To< I'TlCA. KICHFIELD SPRINGS. sim
nAM and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET faf.
~ cars connect at Buffalo with train t-r ChicA'
ana =, "scefe carr. SCRANTON. WlLKEsBARR.
i'w sni El.MIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Banet i4'~
.oo 'PPr p SCRANTON. wLKEseARRE and PLfN-
-" o-1.II ENPR s. Pullman BIn,t lAfor al.
7ao = 81 daily Buffalo NesMhHd lt,, ,g, NBt,F.
'' f'r SCRANTON WNGHAMrON. ELMlhA -. % AZ
rAI.O Pullman Bunet sleeping 'a.. I'M
nnTao with train Tor Chicago and points N'>.tgA M.
oso T. NJ daily. RI. FFAl0 S,KANxDN styyReAciss
Ton ITHACA KCuflELn SPiuNH>. - l''sosrs
ana oSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman t9',e r, S Xs' AZ "a
p,rk place 400 broadway Tickets 81 t.i,f ,5rhst
i Nc III an .,e cor l2thst 80 Mesi ssi
10, |,yhns ave New-York S3s and '26 Fulton nor.
lO6 Broadway Br' NNn lime -'Ao''' e''''
'"H Hv,.uussrroTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII c 4l . ~
check baggage from iotel or residence "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

Der closed .OATSThere was good covering
by shorts to-day and prices In consequence aoNaiveI
sharply although the feeling in the late rSnaI
less firm owing to the decline In other nhihS.s MOI
prices i.Ga.c advance. There has neen 80,
ducon Of $4,000 bush the interior movement aa e
week nc higher and less acilNe .ss
81 600 bush including 900 bush No 500 a,
storage leo bush No 3. at 1h2c. cars 20 an
No 3 white 2Oc: 10 900 bush track ungraded w,e
soc. TO quality; 15.oo bush ungIaded n'1' oo Insh
300 bush rejected white. Zoe elevate uu,i
rejected mixed. 17ilc elevator: 20"" bSh No Sn
clipped 25i.c O aiioat: No oats quoted n, - 49,,
elevator; No white 24iac nominal ~ v m,
hrmer. Quotei 3oi. 1392c, 4 Tor NO ,RTiry
quoted 3t1SSc
Market nrner. new feeding quoted 31An31'sc r.
The quotations to-day the closing prices Tor me PR
vious day closing prices for the corresponding ua'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

- WASHINGTON
ofor PhIadelThia week days. 40 500 SIS en-
1000 ~ 30. Dining Caro- 4. NJ 100 200 80 40
oohnnet Iarlor Caro- $50 500. Dining Car) 600 ~
VOO = NJ u 10 night sundays. $50. 300 1000 u9
,Din,ng oarD A; NJ. 200 400 500 Dining Carl 60
F1T Baltimore and Washington week days 40 SIS
lD:Oo u 80 Dining Carr 4. NJ. 200 800 500 (Dnns
tarl 800 p NJ. 1918 night Sundays % 1000 II 81
,noining Carr NJ. 200. . 90 Dining Carr GOO P. "
Tickets and paror-car seats can he procured a, foot 4,
Liberty s.. i3 ~ 2Gi ~. 9ii l3o 323 Froaawav
~ bth Az. 81 East l4th St. lS3 East ioI-h ST. 9-3
W'sf ~ St 21i Columbus A.. New-Y.rk ! Cour,
s. $50 Fulton s. BROOKLYN. 9S Rr. afnsv Williams
olrg The New-Nork Transfer Company W.il call and
check baggage from hotels residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

81: short clear mddes heavy. about 20 10 ~ ~ 9ss 81
2s: clear bellies. about y to ~ TO- S1a Larl-Prime
Western spot steady lss d. Chees, Prime
80. nrp, ~ Is d. coored. firm ~ As a'i"" an
civ arm Al rs Oh coonseed o-LiNerIsrl '"" ~ sn
a, ~ IA spirits turpenine arm AT ~ % r'rg
-, n ann -, Is 1Oi,d Wheat-No Northern SPIT a
Arm at rs 81 Corn-hixcd Western spot hI I'LL. ~
la Il September steady at - lo,d October str"iy - ~
.. ioi al. November steady at % l"'sd flpu, ,c,mc
fancy winter firm at Is ID Hops al h"n''" ~
I..Iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

Market closed steady and unchanged 20 points decline
c0nnared Yesterdays closing prices Iransferrble
notes SO5 Total sales 900 hales. New-York gross
receipts bales. Exports. Continent zoo bales ll
varied 5l7 bales sales 800 splnners ls0 stock '2-"
Total net pts to-day. 1872 bales thus fsr this week
Spot quiet ana &c lower MiduIlhs up
lands s &C. miidnng Gulf sS.c Sales. $50 bales all
spinning. nm ,.,..
Liverpool cabiesI,t cotton easier; sales. 700 bales;
sr,ecla;ion and export bales American. COCO bales
recerts 600 bales. American. 1900 bales. Mdd.ing
urlands u S2d. Futures steady. sellers at Cad de
cline closed quiet 4Q47 points net dtcine January nary,
February 421isb; February March 422b; MarCh-Apri'
z.es. Arri.-Aiay 433 May-Junr. 424b; June-Juy'
s,. September 432s; September October 427s; Ocobe-
Nsvemler 423b: November December. 422v; DecenhTr-
Io-ary +21 i,b Manches, Yarns in buyers favor;
cohs Irregular The Liverpool weekly report shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
coI,VTEY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. September IS. isDG
BEANS AND PEAs-The market Is sun very dun Tor
80 ~ q nestle isans. but there continued
Nm r..ps and sa.ues are heid stead! - nm current
- -, ,iot,o marrow mainly a. 81 30 only few
ME kdne, and yellow ~ first hands ana these are
reres suar.ngly ealc Il 100 bbs 4 red kidney Re-
49,. r ,vr,.rt AZ 81 % California lima plenty
rd p,gad FOR sale 81 80 Green pera quite nfn We
,. p1ane do,ncsiir choice. per bush 81 30.
.c,, ana pea 81 10. Do white kidney 81 30, ID rel
Lidne 81 Is DO turtle soup 81 +5aS 20 do yellow eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave New! TX. f9ot o, LIoerty ST. daily
piTTSBr re- $50 ex sun. sun. II II night
CiNCINNATG. ST. LOUIS. 10 a M p.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE SIS 10 Dining Can
li2o a m. dining CaO. 2 $50 Dining Car. dining
l'ar q d. m II night. sunday. 10 dining can, ll.o
"a. ID. dining Carr dining Car Dining Can
IN. - L. night
NOKFOLK. II. 30 4. IT. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. p. m daily.
Al trains are Illuminated with Pnisch Light.
Offices: ll3 l72 col +l5. .l4O Bway 81 r. lith 81.
127 Rowery Y: 500 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn Station
loot Of Liberty ST. { r. r. II y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier : r. foot ~ Rector -
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach y rmart.
Rumson Beach. seahright. Monmouth Reach md Lors
branch - : 30 1919 4 " 100 3 a. 500 p. ~ Sun
DAYS. $50 \. n. 100 VI
For Theron. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and por,
=. NJ " ~ ~ w
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnesat $50 A ".
Au5nt,c city vine.ani and Briageton. 40 A. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MAnKErs

Liverpool. Sept IS 3ij o. Beef ENtfi India mes.
steady az 49, 20. prime mess steady al Hts 81 Porn
Prime mess. Western 1ne. teady AZ So. 80 medium
STEADY ai 3-s 1d Iams-shori cut about a T., III H.
firm ~ a. 81 Bacon -tum'.rlrnd cut about - 10 ~
~ firm Al IS short rb about 20 - n nf rs ~
long clear mid1rH. gA about q - n steady al Dis
long clear middles heavy. about 40 ~ Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD dNET,JTRSEV
LAnthracite coal used exclusively,
-Four tracks Automatic Book Sigrai.
On and after Sept c 1890

Trains leave station f-0' ~ Liberty :,
For Easton. Bethlehem. Als0'ovr Mauoh ctu,k q.
40 7.i5 $40 81 ~ 10 Eas'0ul 4. " i.iO 10 a.;
a 20 = rasfon.) % '7:2o 20 Aiienfrpnl snssy
$50. rIi5 N Easton) 4 ". TOO 530 800 p -'"
For Wiikesbafre. Pius'on. and scranton 9iO A. "
l:ln 30 49, =. n SUNDAYS. 40 q
For Eesdirg AZ 40. 500 $40 1000 n 20 4 V ia
30 POO. 40 90. : - goo = n. T. - gh, 81.
days. 4:30 4. VI. 90. 200 $50 600 p y 70 y ,.,s
For Harrisburg A. ! 30 S.o0 $40 l3o \ " In
1880 APO 500 - p NJ. 10 - night Slndau ~
A. ". oo 520. 600 r NJ. - - night
For Sunhury Lewisburg AMI Wfllausr0r' 4, ~
500 o;lo \ " TO i:3o 900 sundays 40
A. ~. Goo ?. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

CcF,F,r,r-The market was dull and without feature
Prices started shade higher for some options ana lower
- Very lftle interest displayed ldNe He
+f,c6 D. franc: Rio 300 refs. Santos unchanged
me Hatre stock all kinds Is $4,000 bags INCLUDING
1872 bags Brazilian. Rio market nat AZ I"lV 'N
e. anre - Receipts. 1900 bags Cleared Tor Lnted
s,aes II bags stock 323 600 bags Santos receipts
. bags stock bags Market quiet at l"o"'
santos clearance ler steamship Entire RIOS Tor New
leans 3 bags Hamburg quoted september az 90 -"
october A. 10 November. - %. december 70 feorualy
A. Have rna-ke. steady September go 49, october c.
November 80 December 20 April. - 10
=. -.-a. .-.L.- - lr.- Il. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

,sr,
NV ,e,,,,Ao4 TX 5 aeiysiies 80. 2,si So
New Orleans deliveries. $50 LIS 'o5
4 T; o..,... 3$s .$$ s55s
The market for Brazil coffee is dull win RIO ,. no.
81 2ooSd at d Joe aa 600 ba al ga Santos s. to
iFi6IIt NHD MEXL-The local market for -four was
.,ions j.-ds5 ana higher; prices he'd 5c to loe
a WHEN Gpe. da p rh %04 sie rt Sqs" s T S
refused. Traders BID up DC and refuse T. pay NOR "a
ttir6t aGrance rojai transactions amounted 46575
100 as 5 5%s O s. Sn 45 1s''1 S e
s. lOaSa - l2i0 pigs extra - 80 in SACKS ana " %
ms s. oeS' = S 80 b BPS city iy nss 81 W. 900 Ss
ssg,hen s. e$$ $o lo s. 5l s'h h pS eears S
ss 80 -, &C., c cieaf- csP,s Choice at s. sosS2 $
......INE FLoV RSteady. sales. so bb!s al - iVq
'cd Ba1dy~nc s. o.. western ana southern
S GO iine Ae N "a inc ' yeow cc a 55S5c
-, "a; aai tte , Supea a. % ana ~
G5Q7oc hom.ny chop 40Q4 iionseed meal "'cu$ %
FOItfiGN DRIED FKuIT-Buyers are s'in taking
sIaringiy th,usn the volume 81 ,iaes is incFeasts
fruits hand ana little Enforcement Is noted Raisns
aui,ai,a 5.asc, California 4ilgdc: Haiiowee dates
~. curran,s. g'sa5-c; prunes Sg5sc California "A
G4c. ALMONDS. =. a.c Brazil nuts 4sa4ssc, walnuis'
'fsoREiGX GREE% iKrir%ihere Is no, much interest
i take paee 10 morrow viii probably have sme creci
a. Ds an are are y ydn IN pn msn sfa s
s 4 Srasss s. 5Gss Jams SeaSe s5@G rs
Ssis eooosna;s g5asSs lines s4asc 60
GRAlN-WHEAT-The wheat market governed
Berlin cables today. up hushel
the lowest but easei on Little IN the late afternoon
morning considerably higher than last night with
forcgn houses good buyers and cables better t the local
bears raid market. causing prices
break the market sl further however met win Itte
success shorts becoming alarmed started cover.
the result that prizes were jumped NJ very Sharply
h.
news amounted IA marks at the opening. and 1.02
marks AZ close MAILING about marks adv for
,hc lav The rise there was attributed speculative
element and reports that the law prohibited trading
i,r, I'm, Isl a all before the close the fact TIA,
49, l,ma,6 was much lighter day owing 10 the
sham rise M grain prevented many conservative traders
20 ajontirc he long .ce The total saes 10 slippers
@ ~, - rers ids i.rg cons,derabiy under
81 wheat are In eeva-Ors. lOOoOO bush
S.,irg for yessois spring wheat receipts day
o.. w 20 .,r r5ne, in ne Northwest win doubtless
asi and early me present "eet i is SAID mat Iu
ut crooks VIII probably dfcfess 80 900 bush. bat an IN
market for cash higher ami less actve Sales were
"a bueh " Northern spring private terms o
b eHoa 81 90 bush ungraded private terms DE-
vered No red quoted ls.c over DECEMBER b snoai
quoted nc over December afoat. 30 Northern
New-York. Ac under December Z . nhoat; DO I,nuih
frnrr an The morning covering hy shorts. who were
alarmed by the Tanstorm IN the West and predc
time the wet weather effect reiarding the n
Ing process and parts Of the West there qu@s
afternoon market little easter in sympathy with
she. dosing r. partial sdysnce 81 * 4, ass com w9s
feivcred as 600 bush No 2 private terms 0 afoat
No quoted September price in elevator septen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
lEH!GH VALlEYRA ROAD
stations foot of CortIandt and De.bro.,e

stations foot of COrtIandt and Desbrosses SITS.
O;iO A. VI. daily tSundays 100 a. NJ .or MAUlh
Nht Nk and intermediate stations.
SID y VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA Ro'fiES-
BRIDGE and tho Wes and principal local points. in,ag
Chicago.
loo A. VI. daily except slnlly fr MAucH
ing and Harrisburg.
12;oO noon daily except sunday
"BLACk DIArlOND EXPRESS"
man Nestibuled. Day Coaches and Paror-csr. Dnins-
Car S'rsice. Meas Ia carte.
I2ito T.. VI. daily. oxcep, sunday. flr East and H.
ternediate points
$40 T.. VI. daily except SUNDAY fr r.. & p. Jgnc-
stopping nn} ar principal intermediate stations. Chair
cars 70 WilKeslarre.
:';O Il VI. ,Sun4avs only) f-r Mlueh Chunk ana
Hdzleton. and ar .lterWei ate stations -
1910 l.. daily except sunday. f'r r. p. JUNG
T1O\ and principal lrtrrmti1f" ~'tl fs. pullman luref
'arior car t. Wikesbarre. connecting far ports,ue.
3I5 y. Vi. Ia ly fr Easton ami informed ate stations
6.IO T.. VI. daily. Or BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL,
and AL points West. Pullman Sleeper Nes'bled Traa
nections for Reading and Hlrrishurs - ,r,
300 =. VI. dt'iy for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHEs-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all ponS
West Fullme' Sleeper - chicag ard birao 0h1'-
70 Wkesharr'
i 80 =. VI. daily. escep, Sunday. :or EAsroS ara
intermediate points ,o,...,
Additional local trains daily eNcep, sunday Or BolNo
BROOK and Int rmediate points leave az follows NV
a. NJ. 2:3o p NJ. I.2o = and $50 7. NJ 40 a..
Tickets and Pullman accom-. dat ~ a. 2S 80 -
800 broadway. - East iih ST. j6 East 2oih -.
i25 Rowsrv : $50 Fulton 81. Court s.. y Broad
way and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. -.
New-York Transfer Company viii call for ana enc"
baggage hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
PATT DGAn
RAILROAD.
>IION5 loot Of DESBROssEs AND coprr,
STREETS I'M A-dNDl

9 9SSo Nv FAST car lTs e. p,.
Non Cars Arryes Chicago ~ csy sna t?s'
sSlsys isio n St N Louis IIsa, :. H. so
200 +. II. CHICAGO AND ST ,o,.,s r~n -. '''-''
c eSssp"s and Alri Enng Cars LOWS L HrRsss
r NJ chcago $50 'Pe'"v'" io'' A. NJ. St. Louis -,
600 =; VI; %EsTERx Expnrss.-s,.,,.. a., =. 20
IFS u cbcsso a0d c, If 5.9 Arrives csS.Ss
's ana ii pn,s VI; sc soCTHwEsTERN ExaPSRrss-s..-
cnenaau sos M ''' rsGins and St 10 I?u. a,
500 P; s: Pacific " E&PErss -p.,n.. .'
cleveland ans 45Ieo Comet tg .or cssS day
8 30 WsAs rs Asp ,'1 rmF SOUTH.
consess 2 'G' I 1D9In n1, ~ u 60
Stray; 80 "'If 5S % cssAi,.:; Ss'1
soP PlHns S:0 hhrIwXy re osh "'' o'' s"
sn ndnF aeRsoa 2I night daily seDs N.r '1 6 r.,
PS,s TamPa and Macon go ea a, s s:.
cEs ans LIKE. & s'9Hlo RAILWAY Express,
For Old Point conlf5r, and si xo,r.Es , CsTs c
Fop'~ week days and a's Tsr5asss s ess..:
Aq p,1,6, CO.. cty, % Weekdays Through p-..
For Cape Ma ''ii il 90 A. '' II an, 100 y
For Ing Branch Asbary rars Ocean GvS ~ y
.io ana 200 ,seek-a.y: 5ggia; ~ S,s % ~
20 40. 8 : 20 . 9oI 10 i,1-' 80 f -
r,osn 20 Dining Can l,i''rr can 70Sap'y,'
~ - nign, SUNDAYS y. so e. 31 10 r,r..N
~ u A. NJ. . Dining caro-. 4 20 fr5-r-o cHrf..
Dining Carr 6 Dining carr. rs 5P W ~
night a. US
Ticket Offices: Nos Az 9U ilao '22a ~
broadway. Asior House ar1 '.o' = rsri,,S1n, ~,
For'landt Streets Court S'roef So F,..,- - an
Broadwar. and Brooklr7 Annex station ,5.i 7, p,,.y
Street Brooklyn: Station. Jersey cry Tts ~ u
Transfer Comnanv viii csl fr- ar' csart - x
hotels and residences through . d.sraf'r- ss i'on
NJ PROVOST. p t.oo,
General Manager Gero-a pee -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

changed corn closed strong c higher On rack and In
light. oats closed strong on track
ana ne higher store. Rye neglected. Flour storing
good deman for patent spring 81 6jnS 1o best win
Ter. 50 Gpa$3 Is. Mil feed quiet. but -teader, IN
changed
Chicago Sept l>The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat N Opening Highes,. Lowest. Closing
S.r,euhrr Gpq,1l. Glls 6Oas
nal."mi@r . .. eii.aGii - eos. 1865 6lssa6il
Nav .............. Gji.uhj2, 66 647sHGj 65i9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

Receipts heads;rffs interior points In thousands
three Ciphers 1000 omitted Flour barres gram
follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
4 BUSINESS BAROMETER.
,.a., IN the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
Nv WILL BE A DULL MONTH.
Expected before Au-
Cattle Receipts for
Tan Months Trade Notes.
WILL BE A DULL AoN1I
Office of The Post.

H0uGtOD, w fflli-SthNt ''iN
GAS considerable activl.y In who'll
.,rc,es today, as is usually the case
H., 10, of the month. July Is always
Il, month. and no one is anticipating
rrsa, Improvement in trade before the
. Aun,,st. Business during june was
du,l but not any worse than was
Ic,ed Reports from the country inii-
that cotton picking Will begin the
L. mart of this month and will be un-
good Roadway by August !. The first
NJ COTTON was marketed in Texas on
= las, wear, and is not expected to be
h later this season. 4tS econ ms cotton
inc Incomes general the season of ac-
. viii begin. Thousands of lahorers
dyon employment IN his work and a
amount # money is Immediately put
,,c,la,ion. Roiall dealers in country
ne cet the benefit If an increased cash
= and fnrturaly enlarge their pnr-
.s in the Wholesale market. Very
The gins. congresses. oil mills and
loads Will be receiving the bsneit oil Il
h cotton CROP, and all the arteries OF
mercial activity will be reopened. The
ri issued Ny The Post this morning
LIS t.,at the crop has been injured To
extent by drouth. but 1t IS helievel
good rains viii sim insure the lare-
A-icld in tho states history.
iIOUsTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
n cotton season of 1926 Is rapidly
Wing 10 close. and receipts are com
3cnily becoming les and less each day
before new cotton begins 70 move
Will probably be quite rush of the
staple 10 market, but the entire re
IS a., Houston for the next two months
hardly amount 20 over 1900 bales.
gross receipts OF COTTON at this
to The LIST OF July. including the ten
his Il the present. season amount u
b32 bales. This is certainly a splendid
hing for short ci1r year and proves
II u TONS business ms a cotton mar
b cors'arly increasing. In proportion
be crop raised. a greater per cent has
received during the past ten months
during any previous season for the
time.
f lowing table gives the r.ceip
oustcn for each month of Inns : asun
also the amount received during tur
fspJnding months of lsi % and 1872
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
REVIEW OF BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Mass. July 1.-The American
wool anu Cotton R'''ori.r sill say To-
morrow: Wool sales Tor the week agnlc-
gated 4.isi7Si pounds. including several
hundred pounds II domestic secured The
major par OF the business lone since
last writing was in domestic Aool and
these. for the most part, were sold prev
ious TO last SATURDAY. since which time
the market has been very iul. II looks
now ~ though 1t would be later than the
middle of july before manufacturers at
large would DO ready TO talk definitely
about Tho raw stock tina, they VIII re-
qulre. so there is a prospec, for Che next
Two weeks Of "A continuance OF the wait
Ing attitude which the market has re-
sumed during The past few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

New York. July There was very
little business doing in any quarter n;u,
the quiet nsual to the opening day OF
July prcdommnatcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
TRADE NOTES

Mas eggs are in no demand ana some
- are refusing consignincnts.
ifamne Will move his dry goods bust
mo the Binz building this month.
uui "o boxes of p.acncs constituted
noelpts To-Day. Prices ranged from
H' cents per peck.
ICES on lemons are steadily held and
Eenlency is UPWARD Stocks are ample
PUPPY all wants.
APPS from Lnling. De- Rio aud Rock
Ire selling Al Is to 10 cents per bas-
Laredo grapes bring sl.5a per crate.
Robert Ilnrrow,ne cargo of lemons
,rlehns was poor and at the sale
w'.k me hest prices realized We're
tste Is continued upward movcmeu i
IN m" speculative market for
~, an" MS Is having a more or less
PAM eHeci on the $40, market.
iail adtices from I,astrort are to the
nm the Maine Saidine company
zen Incorporated and II IS expected
al al the sarhn nc factories on the
~ coast VIII ioin the combination to
rs better goods and secure higher
"o.SToN PRICE CURRENT.
quotations are revised daily and
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ALrEs rENnING DOWNWARD.

MN I'D fsNlllN'r i)tlN ~ w aI.l'.
era Of low prices seems 10 he prev
y throughout the commercial world
!his country. Cotton has been going
n steadily for the past month or so
the opinion of many traders has
reached a price that IS even too low
big crop an assured fact. Close
frveis of the speculative market be-
/. however, that the bottom has not
been reached, and that prices may
SO cent lower before there Is any
(tion worthy of note.
the rrair and provision markets new
records are made nearly every day.
kaSo prices on corn are practically
n than any Jlilc since 1851, save l>b,
~ cash corn sold at ~ cents in June
| ~ cents IA month later. New oats are
fcd IN ST. Louis and Chicago under
Rffs deliverable In July ana from
Is where the railway charges ar"
fit cents pcr hushcl, Wheat Is now
{lg IN CHICAGO AT ~ cents per bushci
{Septemhor delivery and II f. pre-
FL mat the price will be 80 cents in
than two weeks. During The last
years the lowest price Tor Scptcm-
wheat IN lulN was - lac. ii quota
made in l,ai
ovlsions average the lowest prices
Known. Another low record was
on lard at Chicago today, Sep
rr delivery sell ng tor S3.a7 per one
freq pounds and cash lard about !,
10 'oWer. Rihs reached $40 ana pork
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New York. July I--lIides Firm
L.athcr-Q quiet. Cotton seed oil-lu.ei.
Cincinnati. Ohio July .-Whisky-Quict;
sales 5i3 barrels at LIZ.
New York. July Total sales stocks
rotav 32oaTl shares, including. American
Tobacco $4,000: Louisville and Nashville
1890: ST. paul 81 200; Silver Certificates
l2t.0JD.
New York. July l.--Government bonds
weak: state bonds dull railroad bonds
weak. Mexican doll irs t3ss.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

New York. July THE market for
cotton seed products Is dun and
unchanged. prime onde oil. IN bulk, Il:
prime summer yellow, In barrels, q: meal.
export 1900.
New York. July 1.--cotton seed prod
uc,s quiet. with all quotations nominal.
prime crude OIL 7un3l IN barrels; tSime
summer yellow in barrels 2Tsm25. prim~
cotton seed meal. ls.0)u 1000 per ton.
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81. l.OIiIS.

St. Louis, July. Flour Unchanged.
W ll.lt Weak aud closed easy n, IT, ah9N"
yes crday. Spot quiet No. red cash
e.cvltor. J3'4 W5S3s; track, 5iM'G. new, aG1
~; No hard. ~, .lgly, ~. August ot'i
a. -; 81 ..mber, 53"s nd. corn Markct
ii IN. spot iln aud higher. No. cash.
~ .M2i. July. ~. asked, Srptcmb !, ~.
Ca's-nr mar; spot nm. No. 2 cash,
~, Iily, lbs; August, ~. May. Ms bid.
1.N. Bran. easy; sci offerings n -.
sar Ii d. east rack. Fax Sod. nominal.
NJ Timothy ed. prime. ?.s5. Hay strong
r,,olc, gIaf es. which are scircc; prd',.e
Old. l.oGG.oo. timothy. 6,J"l2. -. itnt .er.
unc, a. a. Eggs steady IL. WI Ky.
i.9s pu,k. llwer; standard mess John ,ne.
G.S,isGi7:5. Lard. lowfr: Ilime stotm 80,
choice 50. bacon boxed shoulders, 80
lcpes ii2ia. ribs and sloit-. i.@ii.. Dry
:: II mcats. boxed shoulders md iongs, S.,a;
rib, a.s7i? ihar's, 800 Receipts -Four.
$50 harris; wreat. 300" bushei' e ~,
lAo0o. Is. 5000. shipments Flour AZ
oA.s, lN0.