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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-21
CHICAGO LIVE sTOcI MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. June
2O-Market steady and quiet. cat'.e-
receipts light and market about steady
H0gs-Do and pigs.
sheep Receipts. 1900: market firm ~
ferior TO choice. S2.0Og42j; lambs, $500
TiJO
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Sale Price, 900

Mems Striped Negligee Shirts in fire
percaie-gocds that cannot be made 10 SCI
under &c
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 81. 1906
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Art Department.
Now, Csc

Dennison's Tinted Crepe Paper, for
fancy work.
The Soc. grade for loc.
The 2oc. grade for l5c.
One lot Embroidery silk on Quills-rtg-
ular price l0c. a Dozen
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Now. &c
Now, zoe

Laundry Bags I'm White. Ligh'-Bluc. ard
'orn- Color Ilnen-ragIIlar nrice &c
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AIfNfFNA 'll4ttiN't' 4ft'7f
Geo. Norman. AdJutant-General and
Chief Of Staf.
(OMcial)
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Now, &c a yard.

Silk and Cotton Tassel Fringes that
sold for 12is 10. and 29c.--
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Quotations are for bonds maturing ID
not less than ten years.
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Now, 10c

usually sell for
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BONDS.


NEW YORK. June 20.-The weekly
statement OF the Associated Banks Ct
New York city shows the following
changes
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Decoration Bunting.

Pain Red, Blue. and White; ais
and Stripes-by the yard Or by th'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
THE POSTS cARLrGRAM

New York September "a The Evening
Posts financial cablegram says: The stock
market opened uNcelsain ana DAN to lay
on The change OF the bank rate. Lntcf the
tone stcadied a little. lint subsequently
became duh again. Mines We're nat ard
all but uusalrable Con'angoos on Amer
teams at TIE next setfiemcnt Will probably
he stif. Amer cans were except lnallv
good and closed AT the hast \ Spanish
quicksilver per cent loan for 1000 ooo
pounds Will De- issued by the Rpthschllds
here and In Paris shortly II + said t.
have been underwritten at H3ia
Tho Paris hoursc closed better after dulA
ness The Berlin market was dun on
dcar monnv.
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GRAIN TIPS

n. II, cherry was advised from Chicago
last ulEht ihar conditions were fnNorAhlc
Tor a further advance on wheat Inc
mMrkN. was up iiac at one time today and
c'oscd We higher than Wednesdays best.
Colonel Rodgers OF tho Mtploauole Mar
KEY Record has reduced his estlmAtr OF
the spring wheat crop IN the three North
western States from in,NN0m to iO,, sQ0,tA'
which ls pillshuIN's est mnte
John nupee, a well known Chicagc oper-
ator WHOM asked Tuesday Tor his views
an Whrni. aAul. Wiih me limited Nvhme
OF trade that now pieNAlls, there VIII be
plenty or dun spots IN thc market, Tut
based on the most rchahle crop reports,
thcrc is every reason TO believe hat wheat
MMl nXoniunllv coll a EnOd uonl nlHMor :"
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TRADE NOTES.

ts "saoi! =, grocers report an excellent
=, IN The heavy staples.
h., tone Of the market on all best
amer can sari!nes is very firm.
,r-arl, pork and ribs advanced in the
=, mark It's today.
rr mere is a good supply of california
Him. ,lrult en- the market and every
N,,us is OF choice quality.
|ns ssh potatoes continue in stea'y de-
h., with Irlccs unchanged. sweet po-
Nv. are very scarce.
lnyitu5!Fy is In good supply, with only
n 1tSS demand. 1--we turkeys sold al
So" Per dozen today.
Es Ssgar is IN far demand though some
|sye are holding off, a. they do nor PC
mat ihece VIII be guarantee
s%nm' low prices after rext seek.
|, MY York Jour.ul Of Commerce, Sep
|rneyr = Ar. VIM. j. Thomi SON, at
|ne y, oil Dallas. II MAS. is lcr' Htl
|bra, w " matters professionally a } actively
[fsirSys N investigating the crn hr'
E1l a. The prospects are that i'3-!as
|ptr,ronn nave large cracker daHt IN
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light.
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AppIEs- MIs-onM and Arklnsas, VIZ
"ITtSSNANAs- Per bunch, 75caN,6o.
tOCOANl'TS- ST. 6pq4,oo per lV; sji 90
TAilFORNIA FRUIT-Pears. S2.25p2
nor n III crates, peaches, SIS per ~ 10
box 3; pums, $40 pr - III era'es' sr,aapp,,.s'
prinr, Rose Peru Muscat and Malaga
h'GaiRAApf,s Conconls. $4,000 per ID
nnskc's. ..., p,tor,,o onoica
Lemons Mess,na ~. shu "a ,"i'i'''o' o'''''
F'NIIiTS Rmzi lie per III; lberts, 81.
oliy w.: Naples. l2i.'; walnuts lltfl,,ei
peSi us. 5s3Gc; almonds, Taragopa' nc
rrr 10. lS' per Sax o"'''''' '''' ''''''
lux 81 ,TCi;s- Mexican, sLoo per box;
pTACHES- Per peck boxes, sHi ~, ~ -
medium s,r$' &c; en io'. 10 '"'''''
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Flour. hhls... ..... ,.' ...s.. ~
~ 49, 600 I9lD
C,t. Ian -. 80. ...2si.W0 5000
Rye. nu Doe .s.s--. ..t'I 49,,
Barley, bu.. &c. co. ..'' "''Vp %sVV
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a NAkru y Niu.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
orened barely steady; i2lo, quiet and
sioAdy; closoa steady.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.

Opened easy demand moderate; 2 ~ m,
quiet ana steady, closed quiet and steady,
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Oily serd-irme. $50, Hay-rruirle, 500
W6a0; timothy, lopl0cp this s!io. Whis-
ny, LIS. Cotton ties and hnggng un-
changed, Fork standard moss, iohh.nR.
SomSVo Lard higher. Prime steam,
dcrs. in i-s; ,omgs. al IL, riSs. J.Oo;
shorts, go. Dry sale rncats--BoXed
shoulders, a.'l longs, 3Si ~. ribs, $50;
shortA 2s2 Ia Resepts-lNlour, iaN bar
RES. wheat 5000. corn, 5000; oats, atNNc
nesa"a- Shipments--t,our Snr barrels,
wwhcAe NNi cora. 2cIeo. oats. u,cVc
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

|herV quotations are rev sod daily AMI
|uces 'oriectness can be relied upon. The
Eholeso1i,.e those ruling IN the Hods.o'
Az rrle markets:
|ro ;s''ii GltEASE-Dlamond $50 per
hos 4, rhlirr, IN TIN boxes, $3.ul per
Es;of ~ Node. iouG5c per dozen boxes;
10 ~ ia,. NItlON-P Powder PER keg, 81 0ta
--.Iils r3Nder. s2.nl per ker. agenla
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porb wire quotations are lor 70" ''''
l',SS Fl'i.B WIRE eli al,n' gailyNaW,,zi.'e'r''
;ss' r. u, lo b r.. g' ,5na G HG5 a
X ,,,.-iHt5,ff, \ AIiiIS-Rate S3J5 peg. Reg ad-
W lt.H M = -, II, % peury. ipc, $ and penny,
, N'' va and penny, 75c ! and penny 'Oc'
pe,In.rrN< AiI. Rate. $3.50 per kcg. same
advances as on w!gp naiiS
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Chicago. September 9i.-rhe wheat pit
WIS kept hot today After vide nuctpA-
uops the close left 1t 'sc hig ler than II
stopped yesterday corn advanced Ac
outs We're lsc lower and provisions ii.4s
lDc hiEHtt,
Iorve weeks ago December whrpt ruled
STEADY at ta, per hushrl To-Day the short
interests were clam1rlug for that option
al b0 as December closed last evening
n 60. The i',nlug today wa, nrrhnl py
a brisk icmaad ava quia Is Jump io o, Il.
1At highest point scored today va Is as.
luFi o-A' above ytrterdatE,s Huhl quu'H-
i1us Later In iho sosson the price ,l,-
,.ncl 70 bi - ana closed at cog. In"
demand continued undated up 20 the !aFt
tl4 OF the goug To "a degree tine uldti,rt
wac Influenced by th" cstblcd quotations
from liverpool ..oulop. Fars sui lirr-
all recording higher prices and an In
crosistnE lruanu. 10 cap the .bnnN Of
the situation produced BY Tho snn cops
abroad, ms country yield iuii h' "n
unusually low aggregate, the ihrt shilg
returns Indicating "a large short OK" 10 The
crop Today r. vigorous demand rrs alri
"A big short interest, CudahY - eaii 80
have nearly all the contract wh"a. FOR
December delivery til"d In .nr i~lhic
supply. and that credits him with 95ttrr0O
bushels. There was tax today 'lii tuf-
nhN does not intend to unload WtNl the
stnff Of Ne has r"ithcd The dollar mHlk
The break from 90 90 to ~ rs was auphr-
cutly caNsed hy 'alpng ope.Iip.s IT
was made In the face OF the strons clos'ig
cables The scalping interest got th" bot
ter of them OH the tempting advance sud
the unanimty with which the s'9'rPs
Dumped Their holdings on me alNanc"
sent prices down with rush. However,
there was persistent buying au1 Dcgem-
her rose In the last half hour to o.. ana
closed AT that
corn and that ARTICLE got more out OF To-
days bulge IN wheat than II ala on 'ho
day before The advance, however. WAS
rise which Il had shown On the forenoon
had gwen place to a very moderate bet
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hi' Isl, drop shot per sack, 81 esal 80. buck

price. drop shn. ,,,,.,
'ii iyA,iD'SSS Low puSA'
aa4fs ~ DNcL,shor. clear. boxed, 5a5Xc in
45.I5c. Nv nredktast, Sisd9c. dry salt
orn soii bellies ssi Salt bellies, ,Sac; West
o. b.. fin -,I and IIEs-car load lots. T.
ia 81 .'~W,us,,on or Galveston: Begging y
N'i5 ADeI,s Z; s. I.2,ih 3lRc. Ties, Arrow.
bagslng ~ per wv az s'i h lois from store
bundle hieber 'a'o msner' ties, Sc per
10, n.25; Ii ny ~ p,hIKtn.Apex, lib, 500; y
poe; ig-lh 10. ~ H. iglor' l,lh, per dozen.
*. C.. 9o, S2"' rsr ~ 90 I'm, %; I'm sos
i6-oz.. s. 10 pcr ', 49, a." Der dozen; Prices
CANNED 'ERffi1sS" rofA, boz 600.
rios. tocpSl %; pinennnlns Ven straw Ter
LOO; cyeless and cdreiess e ns q, u. wa
sQi95c. pears. standard Si,1S,,S seconds.
Bartlett pears. pin. Ncpai oy s''s gvib Cpg S
seconds 2-lb. 9Ocdsi.05; S.lb secn N,iS' -
NJ Loo S-lh pie pelchrs 75den, IA, Ft'VN
l peaethes, %sc; blaokberrlcs. 75qS5c: s.me
candy llaIn candy bi.q,si... ,,.,..,.,,.
6antaic. fancy mixed in KIM -, "ItpPed,
CANNED NEGETABl. r. 49,.
peas 81 0ldi "a. LINN ho,n, siIo J, n
str.ng helns 7la75e. Darn yS,l,, s ~ pl
toes 2-lb, 5s4G24c; seconds f0q;5S, " X
"oHnn for -is-lh cans. peoeh.s !, ,-.'t ~
sa liulins. :. Spdnl -; aprico,s 81 Sliii' *.
pears' 81 ~ 'il Is. green rlgas Il xxi "
~ tarHos, u 10, cranes 81 80gl AZ. vhith
SnnrTes. 81 90n2 10; black cherries. 81 S;a
q ~ hl9Gkbeir.es s.GoGl.75
CANNED MEATS Roast be..s IA.
y ioa' 10; z H. $2oa2 IS; 10 ccrnei hec 's
dozen, g oea2 Is. i h chipned btaF ,
zen zen q ,.9p 10 ID oxford sausagc- =
~ posted ham. dozen. 550doc LII
ba,n n 1, . sqoEeeh', 81 p ). lh deNled
d @4s, n,si1 4, %S''''p' z ih deviod ham, >
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BEANs-,Californa small white. no
. 3-Sc per 10; Bayou, . 3-Nd2ac; pink. 24t
2igc, Lima, 3a4ulc; hlnc keyed peas, 3c.
.bI1TrER- Blue star, he; dairy, i5c; ia
Bile, t.. fancy lalgn creamery, l2'i trosn
Texas country, Sf2D' II IN good couIlti 'n.
HJTTEKl Ne Solids lie; prints, l2ci
Elgn dairy bricks, lsc.
CABBAGE Missouri, s. 25u2 30.
CHEESE New York fun cream. l2'hn
he. Wisconsin full cream, haze; Young
America, lie; fancy filed cheese 9piSSe
Swiss 2SU29,: imitation Swiss, lQlSc;
brick cheese. Hale; Limburger, loo;
EGGS-TeNas. In cases, caad'ei. iJAl2c;
Kansas lGc.
GAME Prairie chickens Se.75n30O per
dozen; venlson safe per pound pioEer
GJuG5c per doz n.
KRAj'T-New s2.25 per half barrel.
ONlONS-New Texas stock, SH9jc per
bushel
fEPPER-Chno, lial5c per IN. u
POTATOES Northern and Western, VI
GC0c; sweet potatoes. 7opSoc per husheL
POULTRY Chickens. per d9zeu RI
h ms S2ou025Q; large fryers. $li'42'1i
hicilars S.2tul r.. eccoriins 20 size. tur-
Rev hers 81 5pfl50N. turkey gohblcrs $500
Iinpa; ducKs $Zi9H2.1j; geese, N05a".vj.
TOMATOES st. Louis N0O yer bushel
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKEr.
LONDON WOODS SALES.

London. September q There was a
good attendance at the wool auction sales
today The demand was good AMI rather
u nrinrr tendency for good pnaviue9. Mt
about unchanged prices from The last
series poor lot of Falkland Islands and
Punta Arenas wool WAS offered and sold
iGfikd lower than the last riles. The num-
ler of bales offered WAC l5,H5, Of which
1850 were Withdrawn. Following are the
sElos IN detail:
New south Wales. 3aii bales, rcouroi
sdIis %. greasy G'sm9hd: Queensland. GU
bales. secured Is a. greasy eu74di Vic
toria. 1855 bales. scourti glnls SGD, greasy
5aOId: South Australia, li5 bales, Occurred
0d11a ia, greasy i%dG7i41, swan X YER ~
bel =. secured lidGilihd, gronsy ShmIafi
New Zealand, 6l5a bales, neonred 'hius
al gree ~ G.dlO1 Cape Of Good Hope dni
Nmnl 500 hales occurred ssduls ~. greasy
thdGiGXd: Falkland Islands. iA7 baos.
ri, agy 64 9a71Ad. Punta Arenas, go bales.
greasy 2daed,
Iondon, septoplber 2i.--Conso's for mo-
nov and account l0aM Money i@iis per
cent Rate OF discount n the open mar.
ket for short and three months bills ~
per cent.
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LIVE STOCk.


Jacobs & Co. live stock commission
"a GU ts,,no.ee ................... ga p.
CoWs-ChO-ce .........''''''''''.'' s~J
,I,ifers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49, az.
S,lgl.uEs- Choice - --.-.+...''-''.. ~ "a
,FalN,s-C h1lcr spring .-....-...... s5gV 80
Caives-Ac oraine TO sze'.'''''.'' "a
tIiton-t!rst class only .'..-.'.''.
Common not wanted. al,
Hogs-gornied ,.....'...''.''''''''' W SH
Ala.s.fcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @3''4
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, September q, r-.whcat high.
.r, No. nominally IL. No. s normally 10,
Nc. red Is No. 6S,t. reiected numlnallv
St.ll. No. spring nomlually IS, No. $
~, No. 2 white siu2s oats ,irni: No. =
mixed nomlnally TO- No. white old Mons
inally 2eft2ais Rye--No 20, Hay weak
and UNCHANGED
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COTTON STILL DRAGGING.
Houston Spot Quotations Were Re-
duccd Three sixtcrnths.
FUTURES LOWER AT ALL POINTS
The acn"'ai Tendency Il to Keep on the
Long Side OF the Market
Nevertheless

'""e'"N' '"N' 'N"sh SPp'"lh"Nr ~
Another dull ana dragging market WAS
experienced TODAY. and lower ,s-,nas RI,
auihss a., ali ,,a,n,. M. nrn,. 80, 81,
~ 80 hN'''e' w WY NV" ioN
'ur" thut presented itself wis report
OF iros,s n certain plr.ions OF the caro-.
ahas nna r,,reta bas ..v, , s,.,,t,,
- - "' N'N' N'"' '"' ~" e'N"'N'
uhueitohe carry IN pho uHy, hu' reaction
occurred on more top crop talk from
Texas. and estimates OF worry heavy Ia,
.. 80 -,.. -
'''f'N az ''""S'N" """ '"'N'S''" '""'-
ION, l. was also stAiod that Utefe wee
large Oflndnr. of SpAi ,otton nt alI
-. 80,
''' 49, ''''' f''''''N" 'V"." ''NN'N"''
~ nc m'dv at CONCESSIONS Galveston and
Now IfVRnS reduovd spot uurtntionH
l.Idt today Houst,n YEAS marked dawn
~.
81 wv t'' Hu"~SlVh committee 'N'uVhlty
O,vming " hes, TO make tho posted pr oes
represent the -actuan s,les.
Now or,.,ns t,t,,..s ,i,s,.i ,,,t,, n,.,.
toMly ut thv lowest ilgpres named !as,
FRIDAY December Fnld a! 3.M during the
afternoon, which Is about 10 points be-
low tbs highest prise named mis- season.
Ondrr general circumstances II reaction
would DOW he De- order but as tho sh0rt
iut,rtst has -,,t hr,u nnt,r,ntlv ann,
- 80
h'h"u' mNuN tiihk II VIII ne dlIfieut 10
u,i nri,s.a f,.,tn ,bo u,es.ut r,r ur,t
..,,,,, 49,. ,,,i,t., g,t,,. ia ,,.,,, ,
"N'"V ~" ""'''" 'V'''"iN ~ "'""h". ~
ward, III Is guile evident that the bears
arr not very aggressive. however. ana tl,s
...,,..,, ,,.t... a.,
b'hV'a' Wi"NHNN " w KEEP on Tue iuhs
sde OF the market
onoled ouict Win slightly hbrhcr nrl,c,
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NEW YORK.

New York, September si-wheat lie
ceipts ili,5N exported 9s,iN. SPOT hrner,
M, ! hard 9SN OPTIONS nr.ncd active and
higher clored 3.ihi-s net hgher; MAY
a 5-s December Il SIS Hides firm. Leather
steady. Wool quiet
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nrEAN FREIGIlrs.

The following ocean freishis tstean) on
cotton are quoted TO-DAY for September:
F'rnm Gnlyeston-L Liverpool, Hayre ana
Bremen. about e-92d per pound. New YORK.
4sc per 10 pound4-
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WHEAT AND PROVISIONS.

There was another advance in wheat to-
~ and December contracts closed at
ess after he'ng at G6,ac during the day.
iDe price now ruling Is about $ cents 4
sslsne! higher than two weeks agO. Ia
|SSusing the market for grain and pro-
Eesday:
never knew of a stronger wheat po-
Hon the werld over. The demand is for
Ee spot grain. ana the futures are up
aNely because they are following rather
MAw!y In the wake of the snJt Liverpool
" the past week has been leading us, and
liverpool Is evidently little unceYt1. m
= 70 The situation. II this market should
ssh e lead think the other side would
Wild. The provision situation is
IN one. although not particularly in
listing. There are plenty OF hogs ana
ssood cash demahd. The latter Is taking
VI w. q The hog supply, The chances are
ia mere VIII be some advance i'm prices
sse'e they begin on the January hogs. IT
nItunate, think. that the situation
T. lls country Ia just "a 1t l.. n cap tai
~ business and a tagging sp"'ulai ION.
~. .ss result will be an enormous consump-
:. BUSINESS. The speculation Will b" sure
y iolow In time Whatever advance
ents then Will he sound"
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MAXINE lNrELliGli nee.
rort OF 0aIvest9n. septembor q.

Arrived.
s. Scotia schmidt. Hamburg.
s. Knight Companion. Wilhama. Rio
Jduolro
sch Henry Ck,usun, Apploby, Baltimore.
CltalsNl
IS Norge. Paulscn, Rotterdam.
- Lamborts Point Humphreys, Ham
burg and Bremen.
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|GlY FIRM FLOUR MARKET.
,.,,lr Every Mill Has Advanced
Quotations
arm SEED MEAL AND CAKE
...-. pemsud for Export and Higher
g.,,s. Anticipa;ed-Oii Market
Weak-Notes.
office of The Post.
pouston, Thursday. September "a.

u,,ston Thursday, September a.
- hrsadstuffs have been excited and
Iris week and wheat and flour
I'VE scored further advances. In adai-
Z, "a the higher prices announced early
Is. week on the output Of Missouri,
..tsnss and Northwestern mills, the
80 star Flour Mills today notified
.p.,s throughout the state that all
~ of their -four had been advanced
I cents per barrel. such an advance was
'S;Icsd IN this column last Tuesday,
II vas generally expected 10y the trade,
=. nriee of Tidal Wave, first patent, is
=, Il 10 nee barrel. AT this time last
w, when wheat was 1 cents per husiel
MI Than at present. the price of Tidal
Nave was AGO.
fhe general export demand iQr Amer
-, grain and -four - accountable for
Y. eTr-noss OF brcl1stuffs Just at this
- II Is quite evident that Europe
.s"is all this country has to spare this
,.a- both OF food ana feedstuits She
Il. already bought cV sythlng on ths-llst
4 NE spot markets as tar ahead as she
XIII secure ocean frclghts at sharply
siylnlng rates, until all the room Is
.,l,n well into November al New Aork
.d as far as January at some OF tho
Etports,
IS nan said I'VE now see the almost
trgotten spectacle of Eurore clamornp
T American produce of almost every
Ind we raise at advancing prices faster
AN she can get ships to take them away
M the hitherto uneNampic1 spectacle of
~ United Status forcing them upon her
I'll faster ana AT her own pr.Ccs. The
nm trade once drove away the export
r1de Of Europe hy putting prices beyond
ID reach every time She came in to buy
/ volume. But now. with the greatest
tNsntage We have had in the last fifteen
nan, We have thrown Il away in q panic.
irply because Wall street had one war
Il her funded Securities which Europe
his not want and viii not take
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened quiet; isiGT barely steady; closed
steady. sales. 135. 100.
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Texas mills report a h.g demand for
uon seed meal and cake, and the mar
h has a very ficm tone and an advancing
aiency Manufacturers now recognize
k. present prices are fCw enough. II not
10 low, and many are refusing TO sell
mes offered something above regular
,rJtations. None of The Texas mills are
isstyIng their fun requirements OF cotton
~, and number Of them have not
Erred a whccl as yet.
Of does not show the strength of other
@0n seed products. In their w'okly
svev the Williams Il F7ash company of
ss York say Of the oil market "The
respective buyers for export hive been
tced out OF the market through their
ability 70 obtain freight room, as NOT
rly have ocean freight rates advanced
tlm half u thrae-dunrtcrs Of cent a
nLon. but to many of the principal PORTS
Il Europe there s absolutely no frc' rhr
@n ch,ainnllc til well into Oc'oh r.
I'd our domestic buyers. whose wants
szhg TO the low price Of lard are nat
raly much reduced, are taking HlVnn-
ete Of the lack of-cXpout demand to
W only from hand to mouth, in the hope
u, new oil will aCi'ive in Sufficient guam
us 10 force the holding price down"
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GALVESTON STOCK.
The Day
This Day. Last Year.

on sIuPBOAHD NOT CLEARED;
Cotton ON shlpboard not cleared at Cal
y es ton today;
For Sew York
Mallory line, 70 bales.
loT AaintGc-tet
IS Kendall Cus,le Cos bales.
lur tAYerpuut
s. Buckingham 2G3S bales.
IS BolouIn. 4Jsi bales,
So HolyWcll. 1883 bales.
s.. Mara, 40 balc..
~ Aigua. agl, b3los.
a. kuiherrlrn, ?l3S bales.
ss Knight Cumpup on, 500 bales.
81 tiiruylch. 57Gi bales.
IS IIounslow. $50 bales.
a. ENnlur,r, 1f1 bales.
- Arrblte.i lfN1 DA4cs.
~ Maritime. ilia bales.
Vessels Gl n0u-mcmbcIs, sJJ, bales
s. Dcpdord, iGlb balos.
IS Darlington 1919 bales.
s. pcimaf. 100 bales.
For bremen
81 Lambrrts Point, 500 bales.
50 llNfutdale, 80 halua.
81 COINS. lue, 100 halcu
ss Maori. ai2 bales
For Hamburg
IS Amau1, 40 hHlcs,
- Hrad. ndf, roo b1le8.
- 4ra, 30 bales
s. Turkish Prince .G22 bales.
Tnta! fi 40 bales.
same day last year, %. t3S bales.
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50 ANoHinure. AlEua iNN.
- Alamo. Nrw \ ork Sept y.
- Alrpa RIO Jaueiro, sept 1.
- l.utk ukhHW. Las luimas, Aug. 10,
So BDdouin, New York
So CiY of Gloucester st Vincent.
s. ColiuEham cud'f August II.
- cromwell. AutWCrp, sept &.
ss Darlington. London, sept 10,
rs bnlmNr, rottshoro, August IS,
50 puWEutr Santos sept D.
- bunntrl, barry
- prram1rc, Snui,s, Sept. -.
- llnuA. sharpness.
IS faUcrdnn lihil MNutitlua, Aug. IL.
80 froshficld, Rio Jdn"7c,
~ rulwcN Rotterdam, september IL.
rs Carton. santos sept j,
- tileumour. Fort NIthi. S,pl 10.
50 ilcuti tia. Barry. september II.
Sa luhropk. RIO jAuolio, Sept ~.
SIS ltlerraE. Antwerp, sep. ).
So Ilortlu. Para sept 20.
$, Inventor Liverpool, Sept, ~
Ss Mount S,phur. s. Vincent, Sept 10
- Mari me. Las palmus, sept II.
IS Norma, tRrdift, August n.
s. Nuerrs NV York sept, ~.
Ss Qgauiuck. Port said
: Nuhctglon ltiO JHnrro.
50 Shillitu. AptNurp.
Sc S,rniueyis, ) ngaporc, Aug -.
rs Scarslale Cardiff August 20.
IS Nalleda. ltio de JHnciru, September II,
.7s " illhy. Huruos AAicr, August l.
s. Thco WayinHn. Bprry, Sept. 10.
- YORK MontoVidoo.
Bark lilendi. AlRou Hay iuno 70,
sch Grace u. buchanan, baltimore. Sep.
(, mhoi
scn Laura Lampson, Nov York, Aug .
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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