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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
CEREALS - PROVISIONS
ALL THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
WENT LOWER.
Predictions. of nm Enormous Wheat
Crop. Mig Corn Receipts "nd the
holiday Monday the Causes.

Chicago. May 29.-SpoculatiNe markets
were all weak ana prices lower TO-DAY.
July wheat y, corn y, oats aud pork
~ and ribs ~. The improvements IN
the weather aud estimates OF "a Sj0cv0.cpp
bushcl orop OF winter ana spring wheat
affected that article and corn suffered
from similar causes.
{. The holiday on Monday. With accumu-
lated reccip,s and perhaps nue weather
IN the mcOnt,mc. was an additional clo-
ment IN creating the weakness, Trading
in wheat commenced al the price to left
on at Yesterday. 1t soon BEGAN so weak
On. however. and in about twenty minutes
JulN dropued u per bushel below thu
prNe it started at. l'N clpVvi N"V1 ,V'"
we're ~ lower than they closet Nest"NiiN
which was the reason for the UrunpHs ai
the immediate opening NOTWITHSTANDING
tho hcarlSh influence WhvN SAs"!hNic
the spt-culatorS. Thut soon began to AiN"
It's accus omed effect. At th" same time
Thumdn~ renort predicting \ Weld OF
g5,u0o.tnl bushels more than last year v'lmr
out The market became very weak en-
this.
July opcned nj eSa.Qtsfs, sold a, 6Sl.0dl
tor moment, then declined 20 u.s. q
6N9s. Business was apathrtsr aud dult
1'hc holiday which Is to be observed Mon-
day caused general reluctance I" enter
iuao fresh transactions ana desire 10
-
chicago received seventeen carloads aud
giGst bus he's we're inspected OUT of store
MINNEAPOLIS aud puluth received ~ ass
against 65i on the previous SATURDAY.,
Clcranccs from both coasts Tor the
week were equal to 2.oNi "l bushels
AGAINST 2G,5.eo bushels the wcois before
and 2eaO1O bushels the c)rrespondine
week OF 1926. Argentine Hhlppt1 TO Gu
ropo $1,000 bushels. ae'tiuS SOM bushels
last week aud los 90 bushels IN. Ike week
of last wear THIS was one Of the be-r-
isl factors OF The day.
Rclus o srurl day in the business world
here 1nt abroad. there is seldom ppN
business done in whoa, Tor ~ ipmrut Sot-
side ui few sales 90 domestic miiors
The market beCume weaker AS the Ses-
siou progressed FOR lack of Hnv,hinn 10
encourage buying and tina; was cuoueh 10
stimulate short selling. Tho trade was
very small. however. even AT us hr~N""i
when July vas on a decline from around
6Noe to $50 TO which ptiVo Il finally de
cin.d Tho latcs; Trading was at "'rs
In corn ie rye rccelpts were Arnln 100
much for me market which rucI VA 1t
dealers ana elevator people Wrre general
sellers The cash demand was slow.
The oats market Was very SLOW fllres
violdod some III spite of sthemcni8 thor
100000 bushels smaller than last wear.
RccchNs were heavy. $50 cars and this
aud the weakness Of other grain markets
turned the price downward
Prov i'iunS were slow ami weak. Ihcro
was an inclination FOR time to pllV for
a reaction ana prices dniing -the early
hours showed a slight advance. This WINS
lost later under liduidatun. English
hous's bought aud some reaction followed
Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat
q cars corn. i9n. oats. 600 cars. hogs
5000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows;
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS,
Doinls OF Day with Wall Street
Operators
PROFIT TAKING WAS lNC0NSlDERABLE
Ihe Week Has Nutcd n General Rise
throughout the List and the
Tone Is Stronger.

New York, May ea.--Those traders who
aVaNed themselves of an opportunity late
Yesterday 10 cover short contracts for
fear of a crush of those bent on "a similar
mission today were wise In their genera.
Lon. The rise in prices in the general
list this week has been sufncen; TO have
invited more extensive profit taking AT a
weeks end than ia any week for months
mast But ales to take pronts were "a, Il
minimum today. aud cNetc SD no marked
effect on prces.
several special factors served TO en-.
courage buying OF stocks besides tho IN
creased conn ience fes in the general
outlook for business. Seine OF those who
Dough; stocks gave as their motive the
tone OF the speech delivered by the secre-
i'iTv Of the trodsury yesterday. specially
h-S cApresS .1u of confidence that the tariff
bii would be disposed OF at an early day.
ana his broad inImauon that some meas
uTes or currency reform would then be
puy forward by the administration.
me dealings were remarkably Wen ia
! T.hu'eu, the number OF stocks whose
shares were sold being much larger than
| Tor some time. Noteworthy gains AT
| the high point Were; Illinois Central,
"a: Tobacco ~. and Burilng OIL North
! west preferred AMI Rcadiug nrsts pre-
! ierred, / poinD each
Tho market FOR stocks and bonds has
| been notably firm ana strong all week,
! although the dealings were a good de,tl
/ AZ times Of htuNinesS IN the market, in
| ltcAt,nE the disposition OF holders u walt
/ for better prices, The rise In the ma
/ ior.N Of stocks WAS only Interrupted 10y
/ the influence Of special depressing causes
/ from time 20 t4ma. The event 10 when
| Wal street attributes the greater part OF
( the improved tone OF trading is the TAX
/ Ing mp Of the sarin hill in tho scna'c, The
demonstrated iutionsiop OF all Parties
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prcnhnin, Texas. May 29.--At meeting
Of tho BrcnhaIn Field Artillery company
Friday night Captain Ben fchmid report
ed that all arrangements for attending tho
San Antonio drli had been arranged ana
Ad,utant General Mabry notified that the
oompany would he In attendance.
The annual convention TO elect chief
for the Drcnhar fire department ~i'i no
hold on tho nrst Monday in June, 1t being
the Tth day OF the month
The Brenhan Maroons VIII so down 10
Galveston on the excursion tomorrow and
play the Lake Charles team al the Island
City.
Master Fred Maddox foil from the back
Of ponA Friday afternoon and broke both
bones OF his left arm.
Tho teachers OF Washington county are
In session at the public school building this
afternoon arranging for summer normal.
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two DAYS, 500 bags. stock, $4,000 bags,
Hamburg, May @.-ConSe unchanged;
sales 9nn hays.
iIsvre. NAV ga.-Corce opened quiet, 40
l franc advance. at noon, unchanged;
sS,los. GOO bags.
RIO. MAY @.-Cofrcc barely steady: No.
RIO. 500 rcis per 10 kilos; exchange.
Z 9-isd; receipts, 500; cleared for the
United SteGcs. 1900; for Europc. tcN;
stock. 22S.ND,
New York MAY -. Total warehouse de-
l,veides from the United states lSoSf, in
Guiding l2.C6S lasrs from Now YORK New
York stock today Na, e2S, United states
stock idl,n5i bass; anoat Tor the United
States, 100000 bags; total visible Tor ths
United states, 7fl,VH bags, against A2,Ns
be KS last year,
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EEL, Pkizcker of the Washburn &
!. Manufacturing company has just
srsi from a ten DAYS trip through
Ehwstern Texas, and speaking of crou
vets and business conditions. said;
za been in Texas over twenty wears
ssva never seen conditions pointing
Fiage,i,y more mars, i than now. in
ats and sheen d.siric.s especially.
esselng for llnl2 cents. as against
an! ago, yearlnEs, l2Glic. muttuns
saa against sac Tor vearlings and
lln iur muttons year ago.
II wheat acreage ana crop Is the
III u the history OF tho suite. Har-
kss has begun and thirty bushels per
VII Be made. Oats are heavier Than
sone sections claiming 100 bushels
acre The corn crop IL enormous
I'll make heavy Weld. without
sH trap Of rain Cotton stands are
sN acreage large one more min
Y llhe viii Insure a heavy CROP.
Wy Mceei reach the high water
ENperity this fall. and business
W Aas Will fairly nun1h
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STOCKS.
Following wcre the closing quotations on leAdins
+. ocesof Inc sew or. ESohargs today
BpTTEn AND EGGS.

Kansas CITY Mo. My 2a-Butcr-
Steady, slow. creamery, lo4ul2; dairy su
~ Eggs Receipts light; market firm; de-
trand was GOOD. fresh oandied karsas
and Missouri stock. cases returned ~,
'rnsre is no Surplus stock here
Chicago. May 20. -Butier--lirnn: cream
cry, lidl5. dairy. .7Ilg. Chee'e-Easy. ~
mf& Fggs--Stcady; fresh. sM,
81. Louis. May 2=.-Butlor-Q1iet; creani-
cry. iiaiis: dairy, Guie. ESgs. Steady, 1914.
New York. May -, -lsss- kcctipis' s,5
rfckaaes. state aad Pennsylvania l0ls;
Wesiefn. yl.ql0ia. southern, i.2pg2.& per
thirty dozen cess.
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HOUSTON SPOTS.
GALVEsToN spOTs.
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW YORK SPOTS.

The New York Fpot market close,
steady. with urices hc lower.
',,.,,,n,sinse, 20 oooo Blddllng. i5-i0
M NJ nlo''s W, l,aleA. ~. -. 1882
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corTo, SEED PRODUCTS.

New York. May 2s.-cotton seed nrod
,,cts arc rulet and unchanged. nrn'
r,ide IN barrels. 20c. prime summer vel
,,w barrels. 23Nm24c: prime cotton seed
mel. 5000 no ncr ton.
New orleans, May The market fol
cpuae oil. IN hulk. l1glsc; prime summer
,sliow' in barrels 22iAr meal AMI cake
SIS 25lfls.50 PEA short ton. long ton. foi
cxport. s20.OtII.0o,
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rR1r1rs ANn NUTS

BANANAS -Ptr bunch. packed for SNIP
memt. Sl.5p0l75; loose punches. Ipg!.-o
COCOANUTS-SS,50 per 100; $500 per
1000
CHERRIES 15fj2.25 per box.
LEMONS -Messiua and palermo, choice.
S2.5pU@.I5, fancy $500.
NUTS Brazil. eGloc per III. filberts. Sic
peanuts, 5u5iYc: almonds. Taragont. l2a
lS,. pel No. ia sacks. peeans Il2n Si2c
ORANGES California seedlings. 81.
yer box. Mediterranean swe"ts. 500
rRAWBEliRltS -Sl.ooH2 per "a
quart crates.
BINCKBkRRlEs- iod5Oc per bucket
SL52ai 10 per 2l:quari cra!@ ar,,o.
ilaioc per peck: goose plums. A.2o42",
it.NGIiE.S- 5Oc0SLoo per box; four
basket crates. $l.25ul50.
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MARINE lNrELllGGNCE,
Port of Galveston. MAY y.

Port of Galveston, MAY y.
ARRIVED.
So Pansy. New Orleans,
Cl4EARr,n
SIS McAIcnno o'r. king. Philadelphia
SAILED
50 MeNicano (Hr), King. Fhnado'phia,
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San Antonio. Texas. May 2e.--I>ouis o..
sennett. ono Of the best known telegraph
operators In Texas. was found shot through
The head in boarding house OH cheyAs
street this morning.
fosition with the Associated Press 10 the
City of Mexico and had made all arrange
monts TO leave for that city this morning,
The case IL being investigated by the
coroner Tho Deceased leaves : wks sne
two children.
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80. nave been in goon .emand the
~ anu have netled fair returns.
.ssra sell readily ana easily
n.y., 4 ~; Good broiiers are in d.
Il, ,a, ,.'p 10. \ great many OF the
mai arIlyln- on the marie. are
t,s = u ~ ana such are dlfncui,
~ satisfactory prices. In many
k.st y III would md It to thelr al
~ 'o'd back rhese small clSeus
ks1 oeeaino OF sufficient size to
kn NJ reasonable price. Turkey S
las accs an' ami arc hard to sell at
|Mng oegse are not wanted. and
b. oly |,@ Yer dozen. Young
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COFFEE.

rsd steady. points higher; ciosei
e,S,sy and unchanged 20 8 points net i'd
sNa' sales sfn hags. Spot--isio steady,
,sbh,ng, I 5-s; mild. steady; conio'a' lils
gisa, % May 2o.--Coffee quiet; good aver
20 santos. 200 re!s per 10 kiios; receipts.
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THE WOOL MARKET.

pr,,es ,,ia by Houston Dealers a.,
rini,'e n,onths. medium ....,.'''l9 ~ ~
1-"eiye months, ilne..,..''''''''''' n,
BURY ..,.....,, -
SIX months ln2c less
New York. May so..les,'hery d1les e adv
,o-r puenos Ayrss. 1912 Wooi S'@N'
II, ene 1898. pulled, loh--'
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OIl.-Llnsoed, in bhls. raw. Soc; boiled.
SIC, water white ~ test. IN obls lic: In
Eases $50; prime whie Is, est IN bhls
l-c. IN ca.ses. SIZE. brilliant oil 81 ~ IN
Ibis. lie. Euqon oil, In bhls. lie. IN cuses
$22o. caator oil. medical pure. Nll0. tur-
puutiuo. IN ibis So.
standard white lead. 81: painters, "c; =.
WINDOW GLASS In boxes. 10 qua ID
10 60 aud ~ per cent discount. new llst-
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pROpIICE.

BEANS california small white. .%G2asc
Per lb BAYOU, 2i.Naic; pink, 2is12l2c.
Lima beans, 5u3i2c. black-eycd peas, 27s1
Sc.
BuTTER-Blue stag l6a: dairy. llal3c;
fancy Elgin creamery. l7Il7l9c. TeNa
country butter, l5a9Oc for choice; com.
mon. case.
0LEoNlXRGARINE - Solids. sal2lac,
prints. lQi2Ul2iac.
GARBAGE Texas. N.2592D per crate
li2c nor nounG it sacks.
CHicESE-N New York full cream, lici
Wisconsin, fun cream. l2cl2isc, Western
lWtllc. SWs 2jp2dc; im.tut'u. Swlss u +.
lee bncb cheese llHlec; iimburgcr l5,.
EGGS Texas. &C. cases reiurne i. Kan
KRAUT-s295a2 to per half barrel,
ONIONS New rcxls. dod,5c per bushel
T'EPpEE-C'hlc. iSu i9c per- H.
POTATOES New Texas, ioai5c.
POULTRY Chickens, per dozen, old
mems. s. 1jl25l. cocks. Sl,N0l.15: frNors
according 10 si2" S2ooP27h; hroilers, 81 IL
NI.75; turlSry hens. Si.oQst50p, turkey Cob
blcrs, $oUou9pe. ducks. S2.NoltS.o0. geese,
$500
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Nou orleans. May 2e,-sugar qnIii..t III
s. N.% anen kettle. 24a1. eentr'i9sSs.s;
VILE ii6'i5A yellow; , MI sI' 9ns' =
NSn nm1 An, mould "a" As; STANDARD IA a.
i ~ confecr oners' "A" w; eu s,a, d,
s,t. crushed. 5is I,owdeisi' ~
lated. 4ls; cubes. AZ
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New YORK Nav " -MuheN on cNu 49,
~ l&Hlla por ccnt, primo meI|anille pH,
uer. 3thFi per cent. sterling cNch tnge aux
ana steady. with actual business In RANK
ors' bills at - for demOnd and i;S'qi "
for sixty DAYS; poNe1 iafrS. 4 N'su :, y
and iS7n4.SS commercial bills a,s,H
i 81 Bar silver. elb MeNican dollars.
a 3.S state bonds quiet; railroad bonus
nm. pn,crnmenl ipnds easier.
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prices are those ruling in the Houston
an AXLE ,,,, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. A7S psr
gross HEler, in tin boxes SEQ NOR
gross; Golden, 5oQeoc per dozen boxes.
ANiie'lne, ! 10 I'm. ner dozen, 800. castor
aHis srease ISf per dozen, in tins, castor
'' &MMG NffioN@ffGowSdfeerd dozen psr hoo ,,m.
blasting powder, 81 % per kog. dro1 shoi
per sack; N;5o, buck. sL55,
in. sacks, 57.So New YORK san bellies
d o-Spb4c' Western salt bellies. ba,c:
smoked bellies. 7-SQ7c, breakfast bacon.
BAGGlNG AND TlEs-carloaa lots. T.
o. b. Houston or Galveston: Tagging. }
10, Use y. To- Csc ~ H. TIC. Ties, Ar
row, I'c; Delta. Soc. In small lots. from
S S,.r n1tsins e per nrd higher. ties. &c
ANDDES-Granitc Us and is. 7a1,c;
io-oz pafattGe, assorted colors. sa,Qiic.
COFFEE RIO and Cordova: Fair. iO,sqt
~, prime 1.'xnlSc choice. i4S,Ilac. fancy
iS'2M l'c, peahcrry. Baiec. Roasted coffee.
Sar ana Crescent. 100 Ii cuses. tl225.
APEX, Sl2.5l. Arbuckle's Ar,os, $500
. LOU Il Carload lots Tidal Wave $500:
gu falry. second roller patent. $3.50 Sea
SNinPn' extra roller fancy. S.i1 sea poarl
81; rye nour. san: Pumpernickcl Sac.
spvSiai dates for shipments to interior
+, lni;, ncnr IN barrels loo abcvc sacks
'F RR Ss EGfHlS2 '55g RGg barrel, so,nv
ana, ana cream meal. IN bbls $40; r.arl
meal IN, 70 10 sacks. Sl.S59l 90 per bbl OF
ioH rI saeks Scotch oats ,295
sLc1dl 20 No. /, half bbls ,socaS5o: sar.
zines American quarters. In oil. SS.OoH32 %.
>, iHiAsMs-st@ndard, lOGlOM; picnic hams.
HoNEY-In 60 III cans, extracted. 5a6c:
~ comb. SRlpc. In L 10 caGs. eNtrac, e1.
LARD-Rcnnad ,icrcns co,,,,4,,,a ~,
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pnsr,s cAnLEGRAM.

Now York, Nav 20 The Evening Posts
London financial cablegran says Ihf
sto,k markhe,s were quiet today. The
ot,N feature was q slight rise in Ameri-
cans.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Market fair for choice cattle; we'll SUD-
led WI h CALVES ana sheen.
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lNct rlcrWtt Of cOitnn n 'lllVttlOn 10.
day wcr II baths Total net reocln,s this
season LBS blS. sHmu time last NcHHor.
!rl. sAi, l.ras,, receipts this sc,lFun, i}Ni.S6b.
paluc jlu'c last rrasDn, a'l2,i total cN-
ortH this season 's3SG2, same tino LAST
8ttson Hl5.H,l. stucli thiS day. 1908. saine
uay last uraAun, ldAlU
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h bad. o sellers. Name.
UNITED STATES IMPORTS.
STOCKS AT UNITED STATES poRrs,


stWrk tNH UNN-- 100000 ,--..-,-T..., w IS
stocA this day last wNok ..,. ,...,... o.. 23S ~.
STOCK .hi- dHS last year .,...u ...,. ..-. Siu.ua
Damon lhls annANn - -.---...-- -. ll..l
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London Nav 29.-The rate q discount
81, The omen market for shor bills II ! per
lent three months bills. is per cent
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London May @.-Consols for money
nr,i the aocouut 1l3 3-S. Mexican ordln1ly
silver stoady. 2 rs PC ounce. Money
INA per cent.
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kANsAs cITY.

kansas city, Mo-. May 29--Wheat--Du'i
Irregular lower. No. hard. 6slap7o: No. 2
kiout lower: slow: No. : mixed. ik1 ~.
Oats Ahoui I lower SLOW no. white.
20 Rye-No. ?. nom,nally 2taao. keceipis--
Mh.sa,. Aiel bushels; corn la,sp bush
dis. oats 1909 bushels. ShiDmeoi---
Wheat. $40 bushels: corn. $500 bushels.
oats. 5000 bushels.
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The weekly movement of cotton at u
leading interior towns. according 10 the
Chronicle statement, ISSUED this morn
Ing. was as follows:
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St. Louis, Mo. May 29.--cattie--lto-
cc.pls. 800: ,narkc steady: shipmen,s, go:
fair 10 good nAtlyo shipping steers, f.btei
i.s5: dressed beef and butchers. steers.
i,co44 70: steers under 100 rounds, Sisy
rs, s.ockers and feeders. s,cvf'4; ~: cows ~.
Texas ana indian steers fed. 3,21n4, ~
grass 3OJd3 %. cows and helfers, 2:Arf
40 Hogs-Receips, 900 shipments, ype
n.s,s 40. heayy. S3eas5zts Shcep-Re-
celpts none. shipments. 1922 na .i,s,,s
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Barbed wire auotations. are Tor carlol !
lots T. o. b. Houston Mans are quoted IN
'moAR'HSD WIRE lliden, gal, $3.50 nor
10 lbs. painted wire. SOS: Waukcenn %
h'hInAy 'iI'iiiEs!s s r.. ii5-wirc Sl.oO por hum
NE. SIT. i6-wlre. 9Dc. SIT, Sin. '5-wiIe'
Sio5 ~ an ld,wire s9S; rs Sf' q IN q a
bunile cor tsins 20 finished ties. single
'WWiRE NAILS Rate; 500 per Seg' I'D, I'd.
Sd AMI "a. 25c Il. and sd, Soc 81. i5c' %
55c.
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Now York, May 70 The week has been
oven dular than Hs predecessors The
returns from railroada show llrht husl-
moss in oil summer liaos and a consequent
rrtlcerice IN buying for fall ns well as
forwardinE orders for liFht weight goods.
Johhors have done dghr business
though both spot trading and mali orders
rhannels ana nVcnts have fnli tho dulAeRs
very plainly In stapiu cottons The bsn-
moss passns In brown. bloarhei ANA
ro.1rsc FOODS has been of aJi inconsilcr-
able amount Printing goods 1Io no
stronger. Tho market closed stnahy and
nrm ~ TIC nominal. Bids for both
spois and fusurea offered and refused.
Nov York May 2i.--liuhtarl BIOS 4
Co g cotton letter says. Some hbilc ur-
mand was shown for foil months ON the
rnu hut uf 'er the opening business WAS
Sgrv dull, except on The execution OF some
tivar.ooi buying orders 'fnlr gaze
sit,ht stimulus 10 prices. "a sellers were
enary OF the COMING holiday.
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Ro Gs' closoaIcal s ss,y
Month OF Delivery

a asked. b bid
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
oponcd Quiet. dannnd poor: closed
steady.
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Ncw York. Mny n.-whcat- Rosein,s.

Now York Nav 2l.--W hflt-Ro,'Ins
24i 40 bushels: exports, 1854 spot don
ana easy options opened steady on. Ret,
ter Liverpool news. but laier easen IN
under a late speculative ''rade. bear 81
crup estimates and wrat her news. small
- ror, inquiry ana moderate unload ING
,.losei unchanged 20 Nc lower. NO. re1
NAV II rs. September, 10 10 crtton seed
oil NEGLECTED with a rarely STEADY under
tone: prime crude co. prime crude :. o, p;
n Ills. iGal7is prsme sumner gsiio~, 25's
GA: off summer yellow. 2V39i buttnr
sraiaa sim2s. prm whfe, gi%gI. Pc
ron weak. southern. g25ul0 %: North
ern l1.Gl1il2.Vl. Copper strong i'm
mates weak.
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81. Louis, May 29.-.l'lour dun. weak ana
unchanged. Wheat, options. Adilc lower
than Yesterday spot easy No. red. cash.
elevator, siH bid track, S2H%, No, hard.
cash 70 ASKED; July, 7l'afHOh; August,
ssh; Sepenher. ST. hid. Corn futurfs
duh: spot better; No. 2cash. 22la hd; July
~ hid. September ., 7-S pii outs. Ia
lures lower: spoa dull nni .stegdy; No .
cash. lsia bid. July, TAl bid Rye lower,
3lA, Barley nominal. c9rnlneal. .fJuL3D.
Bran dun ana weak. but unchanged Flax
seed 7oiz. Prime timothy seed 2.sop2 20,
Whisky i.ls. Pork uughanged, sianldrd
tness, jnbbinR, T75dsS0 Lard. lowsr.
prime s,eam. .42is. choice, $50. Bacon.
boxed. shoulders, 5,27ia; extra short eltar:
10 6ia; ribs. so. shorts %. Dry SAT-
meats boxed shoulters, BIS, extra short
clear. e. 50; 4 hp, 40. shorin t,W Receipts
Flour 200. wnfat. 800; corn, llS,eo:
cats. $500 ShIrmen, s-tlcnr, 800, whrh'.
goo. corn. 800. oats. N.oN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
,,,ps. r.LLow AND pEEswAA'
SUGAR.

New York. May 2s.-Tiid'' and WOOL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
and bucks, so09s.Oo: Texas sheen. :, 0o.s
t.IS. spring hmps, i.S0sl60


Chicago. May e9.-.As is usual ON the
hsl day OF the week thcic werc not
enough oNttlo received today to constitute
q market. CUoiatons were largely uutn-
Tnodo in hogs MAS omiu,as,i nm.
vhahg"d prices sales averaging &c lower
thNn wcNk |tso. Common to prime lots
sold at IN" top ~ the market
Shcrp were Arm. Mh4e lambs were tiu-
changod. Lanlhs gold at 3 2si6lc. md
woolel Colorado lambs ut 8, i0iln 10, while
snring lambs brought tNH6,n, sheep
fancy. the bulk selling ut Sji,i 30.
kNoipts--ewtue. stI hoSs. 1900; sheep.
SoVt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-15

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