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The sun., 1897-11-13
Conimerce and Finance.

TrAde il Flour was SLOW ana unsatis-
factory, j6bbers limiting theif pifrhascss
to urgent requirements, but prices wett
without quotable change. Feed was in
moderate supply and steady, with fair
demand for choice stock. No. and
choice Hav ruled firm. with the limited
offerings closely sold up. No. 2 and the
lower grades, which comprised the bulk
of the stock, were dull and weak. Straw
was quiet and unchanged, with ample
offerings. Refined Sugars were in mod
crate request and firm. Provisions sold
in a jobbing way at quotations. Wheat
opened weak, under lower reports from
other domestic grain centres, and the call
closed l1c. below yesterdays final rates.
Export demand was light. Corn OPP
tions were dull, but ruled steady up to
the close Of the call, under good de-
mand from exporters. Local car lots
were in moderate but ample supply at
7 lDTIllcT rates. outs III Cil l'hS NS''
scarce and firm, with moderate jobbing
inquiry. Cotton was l-l6c per pound
lower.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whole
sale prices recorded to-day at the PhiIa-
delphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter.
Separator Creamery, extra. ..........235
Creamery, tirsts. ....................."2l(o -
do seconds s................."......lS S(a 20
Imitation Creamery, eXtra....."..lS
do tirsts. ..."....................lG(o l.
do seconds 14to ID
Ladle-packed, extra....................l6
do flrStS.................. ...lo
do seconds ......................l2@ l3
Print Butter.
Creamery, a..."..................24
do tirsts. .............".......2'
do seconds. s..........................".20
Eggs.
Pennsylvania and near by..........21
Western, strictly frcsh..........".""20
Butter, firm; Eggs, firm.
Grain Movement.
The sun., 1897-11-13

THAT there may be bcye trust next year no news IT
xsed ever since they were paid for on nstaments.
The sun., 1897-11-13

1r stated that Alger made fortune in lumber DEAL he
must have furnished Cabinet timber.
The sun., 1897-11-13

CONSIDERING the liberal lights fancy married men indulge
in to their wives marriage license something akin to poets
license
The sun., 1897-11-13
Grain Movement

I70IF0CT, 1lrTI1' I1SS-, TT III
Grain Movement.
Receipts at Philadelphia:-Wheat 23,-
7332; Corn, 7O,O66; Oats, 9S,S7l. Ship
ments from Phi'adclphia:-Whcat, g.
720; Corn, 81, 1893; Oats. 30l. Receipts
at Baltimore:-Wheat, 3,37l; Corn, 16o,,
rs; Oats. 25,O64. Shipments from Bal
timore:-Corn. 81 ,62S.
The sun., 1897-11-13

MORALES the Guatenaa says his eowebe Fuentes, is
dog of deerter He canine that knew when was flee
The sun., 1897-11-13
HELP WANTED-MALES.

WANTED-5O boys to sell the Sunday
edition OF THE Sun. Biggest sale on
record last Sunday. More profit. Apply
lO3 East Sixth street.
The sun., 1897-11-13

WHEN Weyer home the Socialists will make counter
demonstration bargain would be just about the
Butchers size
The sun., 1897-11-13

From these statistics would that if abolish foot
ball also abolish swimming boating bicycling, horse
riding base ball and the feminine game of tennis What
absurd;ty it all is Let the foot ball authorities alone The COL
1ege faculties will of te The play and the low
ackg which responsible for the saned ankles and the
casiona INJURIES will give way by the actions Of the students them
Selves who will in the end desire open playing 1t is
grand game and be oeed upon college management and
under proper estrcton be fooled with by crank law
makers have altogether much cranky law in this country
as it is without adding to little Inquirer.
The sun., 1897-11-13

If the average American farmer cannot sell his pork Phlade
pha because pork fat how he expect sell bacon
The fat American hog has lost to the United States the
English Canada bacon brings England from
II to Ia from this country will only bring cents
because only those who afford better price will buy it at
ALL high time for the farmer say Down with the fat
hogn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-06

and at present occupied by Mrs. Wild
difield.
The real estate comprises about At
100 acres of the finest residence prop
erty in Honolulu.
The grounds are planted with vast
variety Of fruit, shade, palm and other
trees, and are laid out with fine car
rage drives and walks through tropic-
al foliage. One Of the valley streams
runs through the eastern boundary OF
the property.
The main dwelling is commodious
two-story building, containing Spaci-
GUS Drawing Room, Dining Room, Bill
lard Room, Bed Rooms, etc., and has
all modern improvements. The house
is substantially built and the rooms are
all well ventilated. Sanitary plumbing
throughout
Cottages, Stables, Carriage Houses
and Out-houses on the property.
The situation commands an unsur>
passed view of the Harbor. the main
portion of the City and the adjacent
mountain scenery. This Is one OF the
largest and finest residences that has
been offered at public sale in Honolulu,
and must be sold to close the above
Estate.
Parties contemplating purchasing
the Residence and wishing to inspect
the same, should make application at
my Office, No. SO Queen street.
Jas. F. Morgan,
4771-tf AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-06

Jas. F. Morgan,
4771-tf AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-06
Hundreds Called.

Craigside, the valley residence Of
Thee. H. Davies, was thronged for sew
eral hours Saturday afternoon. The
event was farewell reception to Thos.
Rain Walker and wife, who soon leave
Hawaii for England. They have been
in Honolulu many years and are ex-
tremely popular. The route to and
from Craigside was crowded with vehi-
cles from early in the afternoon till
late in the evening. Mr. Davies enter
tanned lavishly as usual, having taken
every care in advance for the comfort
of his guests. All society enjoyed the
affair. There was dancing and music
by the Government band.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Do;sas OF Day ~ith Wall Street.
Operators
4 SMALL NET GAIN on The DAY
The Market Was Narrow and Wa.
Aanipuiatcd-Pac Mail Was
Very Active.
SMALL NET GAIN on The DAY

,-N,.,-, s-..s,s-,, n,-,is,.v ,r,.
80 a. ''-,'..''''' W.
aGa Ira 9.1c "a al The u.i- Wa 1uN n
,.,r.s-5sa,..s V-h.t. Nas swcctea trv the
-. -. -,.-.,.,... :. - -. -
--'H g. 20. ~ .-' '.as's "a - "-'.-'' .N-
@Ui5strb his TiOn.A aud CLOSED a. 1.I &C.
elite. Ar me o.he- markets exhibited
-... - - -. ,.,-s> AZ q -ss,if, oil l,..ti,
e' - -
% o.- cor7 1eclniHs sc ana % oN.s'1'-S
.-,ss7i.c. C,ats were = sdaae lower - .ee
80
>S-,.,,. ,-,-s- .,,..,,,,,.s Co.
~ w ;2%-sl1Nl40c 'rNS. N-e'>A''"-s 'P'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

Cai'pfr.a CANNED f-Jlls are erpect@d %
Gel a. tower prl9 This -.s-,r.
THE prteear psaire. 3 cal -i.r f.r
a,Nr;aai FOR seuoaa aut higher prices e-e
New Missouri cabbage g noH on ~.
mark arc sells tor ) iFi-.-- psr crate
Fotslo,s from california ula be- on the
mark 10 few iaYs Price. s.ll ur11.
abs range from ~o4Y~
A cargo o. Palermo lemons including
some'h.rE oger i2"p boRe- WIS sold b.,
auction at Se~ Ofle-us ,odal
Commission merchants repari "a hotter
demand for spring chickens The siup.
~ rather llgft nov, ard prices mas al.
vance
= sample q rev nee IN The sheaf was
exhibited a. New Orleans WEDNESDAY. mi,
crop i early IN the river SECTION u MN
OFleans
Mr. r. = Smith, formerly A rAr,ner 81
1'eden q 60. is nov Texas manager fo-
the salem Wire N'ul company wtfh head.
quarters ~ Fort Worth. Peleu q 90. rs.t,-
resent the irm 10 South Texas
Texas peaches sod AZ 5sdgi.e per crate
and irGr'c per p-ck This morning An
pies brough, "a - IN baskets. whll- p...h
boxes sold for 5iHigc Cranes In sn.,it
baskets. ranged .r0m 273aa35e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
FIRM DRY GOODS MARKET.
Business Is Slowly Improving With
the Manufactures.
THE RICE MARKET IS VERY STRONG.
Probability of Higher Prices-oats
Have nm Upward Tendency.
Trade Notes.
THE RICE MARKET IS VERY STRONG
otnce o. The Fos:.
lioa.. 81. l7rl6ay. July p

Houston. Friday, July p
Businezs Is slowly improving with ihe
dry goods manufacturers, though there
has been scarcely any ATTY as,S's "a p''ees-
Pri-; cloths are i-isc higher AMI some
lines OF bieacNel co'tous have hscn az
vancesd. bu, taken a. q whole h Se.ia ~
p-.ces - very isInS;e4 and : not sa-s'i-S
pace with The INCREASING Yalas raS or
cotton. Mnls are not ANXIOUS TO sell
ahead at present qooisisoas. and 'uaay
.,,anufzrturers believe ,Aa; they MI he
able 10 secure higher T-ic<s IN q shor'
zine.
a let,e- from New York rsaarfacisTtr
says o. tlie sras-ke;. ''w-th TIE e1-sftion
Of Accommodations 10 some Gra-7eFs 'at
PRIMARY drv goods mari'eE $ "a eHcelle77
condition 20 meet Al i-cress1sa B r-ss
the mark, with jcbtsrs seA retailers
,h-c7xhege ;he c5an.-y s. c,nalsa- '.ss's
bare o. Eco.ss and IL w-a aas2ra o---
quantities os merchandise as so02 as t'*
:. cona3~aee 90 ore-ate f-e~lt. - 1f
anticipate any bo7n. h-t 81 soNs go
steady h1- ssr- tscrsazc 1es1>s s
f Sow ztvzcl-.. be pyscls o; lct- ;aN :.--
1eraas and eeris- 11ers mas be svsue
reaccoz4. ~. taey WE. t. orly a.o-isut-
s-y"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

- Louis. July q Florr-Dull and un-
changed. Whelt-l.owcr: No. rei cash.
- rii ir elevator. 6S17l on track for new
and - for old July Il August 66'. asked
september. - IS hid. Coru--lower; No. :
cl~h. gia4 asked. July, ~; Sep-omber g
bid oats Easy: No cash and Iuly
r7i- asked: S@ptenbar - h'l RNe--fNrm
32's ,.ack Far'ev Nominal Rran--Firm-
~. g. Cor1meel-I.45di5h Hay- Sle1dv.
iin1orhv S.0nG 80. rrairie lhfiS.on. FAY
seed Nominal. - Tinoihv seed 2.inG2 =
Spelter Firm $40. WhiSky-l.'9. Cotton
tics ana hagEiug Inohangel. Pork
auie.. 75GUS01 Iari-IoNcr prime. 2 81
choi-e. So, Bacon S;cahv; boxed Shout
da~1. go RIBS : n: clear sides. -i2i
prv salt meats Oui@'; hoN@l shoulders
-. ribs. go, clear sides Me-. Reee'pis
f'our 3oN barrels. wheat. = obo bushels 4;
csrn. aaOl bushels. oats, 26'"l bushels.
Shipmen;s- Flour. lc9n h1rre,s', wheat
10 m bushels: clrn, lio1 bushels; oats
co hnshCls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
THE WOOL MARKET.


London. July "a, the wool auction
sale, today l3ilI bales were Offered, Of
WHICH So were withdrawn. American
BUYERS have stcpred buying. Aboni 500
bales OF greasy wrre iaKon out of ihc
catalogue lrforc tho sale tor American.
All mcrinos sold ptr cent lhoro tn CLOS
ing rates OF the last sale. sales in deiai.:
New South Wales ~ bales; scouiei s.sd
eiis SD; grtasy 4aiNbsd. queensland aS5
he rs: secured Is "a. greasy "a, Nisiorla
isli ba.es: socured 1n,4dGls al; greasy a%n
ia south 4>usraha i3 bales. secured 10
gkd; greasy 5&lThsd. West Australia l9l
hales greasy iI~n5ssd. TASMANIA u bales (;
greasy ilsGil0d. New Zealand gSl bales;
scoui ed aisdGils 81. greasy iizGeisd. Cape
OF Good Hone and Natal 3se basas. scour,
ed Is Izdsils 30. greasy MILO, Falkland
Islands 10 bales: greasy 3aMJat Punls
Arenas 1851 bales. greasy 3NMId
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

asked b bid
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Cpeued steady; closed barely steady.
sales, 1880.
,Open-l Yes'y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
HITTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Juiy s.--Butter firm creamery
iam,iis. dairy 9fil2. clcese dull 7sas
Eggs steady. fresh s.
Kansas CITY. July e.--Eggs lower; re-
ceipts very large and demand poor. fresh
randlsd Missouri and Kansas Sock D.
,sapts 457 packages. State and Pennsyl-
yania i2dll2ts; Western IL.
ST. Louis. July s.--Butter--Quiet; cram-
ery. llftB. dairy. Slilis,
Kansas Chy, July 9.---Butt0~-Firm; re-
ceipts Light creamery lI9ish: dairy. g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

The following table shows the stocks Of
American cotton held a seven o: tho
principal markets OF the world today. tbs
day las, week and :or The CORRESPONDING
date last vegr:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
HIDES, TALON AND nEEswA'
sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT

Gonzales. Texas, July I.-sIp,,ss oss
George Rhodes ut Smiley. GonEanr II
one new fun rugged saddle ieA.n So
cts come about half way down, nv, %
also one full rugged saddle Ions r ns
cts, rugged by Flick of Cuero' ,,ss,
been used about three years. ass q
information 10 a. NJ. Glover sh''''
tales county. Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
GRAIN ANp NY.

i'--.oad lots job cars from mills; deal
cra charge from store lnlbc more per 100
IN- ou bran. 2H3c p,r bushei on oats aad
corn anl leil5F per 40 lbs on hay.
BRAN topt-iac.
CHOPPED C1RN-5Sfsnc per 100 lbs
CORN No. hacked. ieaf2c: on corn.
-7'z4&y
CROPPED OATS-Tic per 100 lbs.
OATS New Texas, 2lisM22isc.
HAN-Alfalfa $40 Dnliop, per ton. mil
lr' sl2o1. timothy. Sla,brHli50 South
T.Ass lrairie hay. Si0oaaO0: North Texas
uidirie. 81 jo4l2il
COT~foNSEED PRODUCTS Meal and
cake SiSpJuiS.O per ton: hulls, $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

tho r~tundins OF Omaha issues well
through tho mcffcg Of the iNo rods.
Ihis ran4Cg aNeN-st1 Omaha mora marx
cay team Il ala NorthWes< Itself. and, n
last; save an impetus 10 prizes N the
hole market
New York Central sold on a; one time
during the day on rcpoils that Its officials
lisa sevNye-1 a controlling interest ~ the
l--2tkA Nailey. The STock re4cissd sharpiv
on l.nis4 Of this report from an accSpicd
e.,hor4iy.
chicago Gas was vigorously attacked
ard -0.I Town IL below last n;Ehts close
On ;spst thu, the pian % ccnsol.aeAi On
.eclu4oc al increase OF the honu.1 debt.
~, practically All Of the loss was se'9'-
sugar was the subject Of the usual ilcod
Of ruuois regarding the intention Of tHt
ta7ln couteroncc. bur rIlei above las;
rShts close nearly all cay ana close
with q act gain Of a point. rising Sharply
the close on covering.
COMMISSION hous.- buying was lack,nz.
the Lennon mArhct was ROT ia,'tor'
asa - fact manipulation, made efec'!Na
los he narowness Of the markeI- was
manifest.
T'1ere was narkei aim.nu;-oa in ia=
volume o. dealings AMI Suror -. E'4ut
burlington and Pacific Mail absorbed
aboui aa.f the total.
De- Notes and Omaha ga4Hei ia ~ach
sud New York Central a ro.ut GtherNSsc
neg gains % u fraction were general \
number oi shares showed recovery o.
over q f-oin; from tac lcw point.
\ brisk inquiry pleNa!iel from the r.l-u-
pi-'NcIuen;s Were recorded. The general
market also advanced slightly. while
moro cheerful sentiment uttNaIei ~
deal.1ss than for some time SAFES. y
I'ae leading futures rnnsei as folio 50:
- = =, - =. = - +, -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY July s-Wheat--Cash
about steady: July shipments - lower;
No. hari, tNR6l ruly delivery. 5sia; No.
: red. 6iH6ii-. Corn-pull. fractonalh
higher, No mixed, 24P24A. onts-Qui't
bat nrrn NO . white, 81. Rye-2H- Hay
New, active, stcady; choice timothy. 500:
choice prairie GOlaGir Rec-ipts-Wheat
1850. corn. lS.4ol bushels oats. POGO bush
els Sh nm, nts--Whout. 1900 bushels
corn. ID 100 bushels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

Chicago, July e.-TcGay th.re was scT
the usual Friday supply II cat,lf, a.
offerings were fairly well taken at q,
orally strong prices. The ,ctNe slsers y.
at On extreme rsnEc Of 8. DlF,at out "
sales above i.oo cut an insignificant lsL's
and the bulk of tho Cattle brought w
4.15. Calves showed the usual wild &C.,
tun,ors. prime lois selling from BY y
e6a and down 10 go. Texas cattle as1
unchanged. j,
In hogs the trade was active az an i
vance ot ~ over yesterday. SaieS WI
HG3e on basis 81 3 49eI3,1- I, for ne IA
est 10 The lest hogs. while pigs bIosl
:. 2ag S.fl. Hogs sold largely az saH
S.5Ii2. liTiTr and medium weights bens Il
hes sellers.
Their was n good strong nlarkei n
sheep ard lambs, and prime spring III
advanced TO-, a sale being made a. ,.
From tha. price sales were made AZ n
Way down 10 3.55 for common Lambs, W.
N,arl nGS. brought S.50di -. SHEEP WI
N fair demand at 22jiiJ.N Tor raVea|
TeXas and Western sheep selling al ~
Receipts-cat;le aooo. hoss i7@ ~
ZOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

I
opened steady; > u m, quiet and STEADY:
! closed l,4r..iN -.ApHy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

higher. ruled generally inactive. NIL
smaller Brazilian receipts and mn
warehouse deliveries in the United si,,1
hvving wai checked by increase In imsl
can Wis be supply; closed qu,e; a, N
FONTS net advance; sales $50 has,
GLIDING July 800; September 6.Sl II
fio, dun; No. I; invoice "a. jobbns
Muracaibo. private Germs. 100 caerj
American and 2"o Savanilla, private ts.-|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

Nv York, July e.--Cotton-- Weekly: Ne,
receipts, l. gross. i0st exports. Great
Britain, 50. Franco. l95;. continent a2iS
forwarded. 1882; sales 9a'4,. sp!nncrs, 2g,2
onSoida'ed. net rec'ipts. 1914: exports
Great Britain &5}; France, 12ij; continent
dli6 Total since Srutenhe- /: Net re-
ceipts. ESQ no exports, Great Rritain
ESQ, SO, France, SOS. 19i; continent ?.ll4.6.7:
channel 5isl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

Bar,--i wiz quotations are for carload
iott 20. Hoastoa. Mails are quoted in
lH BIS ri--ci wire. S-.o5 Waukegan. .
Eh-r 10 .H Gldd.n.
WiR- nails Rate 81 ~ per kcg: ad-
t14rtts iYl i2d ana lGd ~ NJ and 81. zoe:
80 ana ri. .pe 81 aud "a. SOC; 81. i5c "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
ON sIuPpoARp. NOT CLEARED.
GALVESTON STATEMENT.

Net lrcaipis OF cotton at Galveston TO-
day. ~ bales this season. l.S,3,a5l. same
ihnP last season. a26 7Si: gross receipts this
season. 1885 l6S. same inns last season,
a2s 2A; exports this season. l,iih.ol5; same
time last season. aa6ao. stock today. 5s?6:
same day last year. s1S5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
SUGAR.

New Orleans July 9.-Sugar-Qulot
open kettle BAGS: centrifugal gsanuiated
SAWtis Whistles. 3 l3.i643 rs: vcllows, 3 s-S
as li,is: seconds. aa3is Molasses--Steady.
centrifugal. lds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CRY. July cattle h sri
600: best grades STEADY, otheEs III
Texas steers 3. 25fii p. Texas owe ,..s al
end letters .95G 40: so ,lers AMI XVI
..>o0i.i0. bulls 2.l0a3 10. Hoss-nsE nd.
1000. strong TO eigc higher closlht u
weak: bulk OF sales 3,S5q3. co. heSs, ss;ifs d
Nl.i5; hackers 3.25n3 So: mixed ~ ~. ID
lishts 3. l5H3.Giq, workers 3.SSgSs,;.s';.,r, j
3.lIu3.a0. Sheep-RecelP'S ~,
In nhIAs = lln i 10. Inmttnns =. aOG9.S'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

easssc; New YORK bellies t57te;
fr.c'. boxed IL hisAer- HseAkfas' ea-
TAGGING AND TIEs-carioaa ,o,.. (.
o.h. Houston Or Galveston Jniy sri.,ineat;
EaSgiI.e. : 10 S s-isc, "a il : l-lsc- TICS NJ
row. sa-.n tsc. Eit -. IstitS- ~. 10
small lots. from s;ore, bs--gst..s rSf
ys-cl higher; ..es. = psr Nastis h.ehcr
EuFFSbs--Rtc and C1rdcN5, J ar. iN7
iti.c. pT!rn=. f2Fi2c, choke. -. ifisa fss v
isSgiTc, pcab=vry i5asgiN> Ecsssr-i cclsEs
Apsx. n3i-o. Arsackls' : Arsc.sA, sis-ls'
FLoUh-S'SssoAd so'ss Tlr.l Wave. - 2 ,
$ FS'ry. second .Nls- nASspi ~" 80
80, rye nour, NIsA; iNa-alse.1scsel 80:
special rates foc shipments 20 .atcs's
paia,s, foar "a barrels is's above sAiA-s :
FARiSACEoJS GcopS-Srits. hor'.nr
a-Ad crs.a-l meal. IL ce3s s-ss. s~'--5 /.
z,tsi. in q p SACKS, &.s,.t.s 20 % .
FISH Afackers1 No ! Ia e 70 Kits
81 c'al- y; No. / halt bsls. ss"Ss - - :
Hiuts. Amer lca.a quarters. n C4t S-''i''--'.
Hans s:ssasri. s,ss<Ts,. pirrle ha=s.
assa-e.
EoNEY-In 81 - cans. ex.-Acte1- t'.a
s'rc. il co'nh ss--'1 IL l. r cans eN- 80
LAKE-Rsfuss 7ss-ces so.nnocrd ESQ
81 Leaf -, 1.~.t cans - 1is.4ft ASA
- T. r eA-tS 'sr Hi@atf, 40 e''-s ---
NCLASSES- rlfuel tst-, istl5, +.
r-ir1e is a. ra-tc@ opsr ke.tst- : -
RICE - f-Nr-2 fancy heat- H~l
ehelce' t'-t c tat- $50. faaeS -9sas',- 'ee-
R6f'E,-Bas.s fo- IS. sis4l sis'ssc; ma
sAL.T--l-ve-91'l cos-ee. -7cS'c 1ine
- - cess $50. No.. ~
STARCH s.a-1zra goods. Fea;l N ~
81 .,.xes l -..c Eo7al Glass bulk ~
r. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-10

Tho active future months in the three
leading markets show the following
changes since last Friday. and also com
pare with this date last year:
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The following table gives the price OF
middl!ng cotton on the spot at seven o,
the worlds principal markets today this
dav last week ana for the corresponding
date In iSs:
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ST. LOUIS.

ST, Louis, July 9.-Cattlc-Recelpis, y
shipments, 1cn5: the market was 81 .
for all really good grades. o,hers ~
shipping beeves, i.5oa5.0o; dressed bssn.'
butcher steers. 4.e}Q4,b5. bulk, aD,, as
steers under 1000 pounds. S,Sli n :.s s.s Z
315H 10, stockers and feeders; -sS Az.
bulk. S2JH3S0: Texans and Indian ia; w.,
2.75Hin cows and heifers, 2.pds'-a ~;
-Recelpts, 40rl: shipments. NV ~
s. higher; Eight. 3,3Ja2.50: mixed. s.'s,yss
heavy. 3.e0G3.55. Sheep-Reeeip's,., ~
the market was steady "a sirons; IA
2.59a3.l5; TEXANS. 800; lambs. S's's'sN
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

HOUSTON.
+. Il. Hall live stock commission n,
chant. reports as follows: -
ReeVes-Choice grass ......... sua,
Cows and ha-fers. choice....... III ;
a -,,tS onS.ss ''''''''''''''''''..."a o,
NeArlinES Observation-Disclosures. III,
shtep-l ifst .eiass .'''..'.''......" ri
: nor" ma s,- .e" hoss '''''''.''''.'" Aa,
Remarks. The supply of cattle 4 am.
Client for all needs. Offerings sen rss ~
and prices CenLaln strong.
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Rottorllm--rcr "a Horsa, ei,nN bushels
of whea, valued at $1,000 ~ walnm logs
Valued 81 800. q. SSn sacks OF cotton seed
meal valued N 81 500 10,
Ltvernool-pcr s. liorsa, Saw plate
sucltv' valued at sal i70 1923 bars Of cop
Tor; 1860 bars 81 lead: IL walnut logs va
utd AZ s6l5, so barrels of cactus valued at
sli 80: : bscYcles.
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Reported for The Post by a. p. Norm,
live stock comm ssion merchant
BccVes-
Choice. per ID. gross........ ei,a ,
common, uer 10. cross....." "a
Cows
choice. uer ", rross........ PIG !
Cemm2n. per head. SO u qua
Nearl!ngs-
Choice. ue.' To-. gross ..,..... .na :
Common. per 10, gross...... 30 i
Calves
Choice. per h. gross. ...... 80 d
Cemmon. per Id. gross....... 80 {!
Choice, per ID. gross. ....... sna 1
This This This BID
dsy. weak. season. Ia ~
Reeves and cows. Il Is 7.73 :
Calves ana year
lmrs ......,....loe 81 l2.7s N
Sleep ............. 10 S,isi q
Hogs .............. =. . 5Ss
Market hare OF cattle demand ac,1.
prices strong: market supplied IA
calves; overstockei with sheep.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS parieh. Liverpool via Colon. June IA
Sch Daisy lNarlin. New horS, June 10.
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SIS Cvller, Texas STAR -four mils.
s. llursa. galveston hagsing mills.
IS Tolar.a. Fowler & Neville.