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in THE COTTON MARKETS.
Lower Prices Recorded for Spots
and Futures.
BEARS SHOW MUCH AGGRESSIvENEss
Effort to Maintain August Option ut
Previous Prices Did Not succeed.
weather Reports Dearish.
Office OF The Post,
Houston, Saturday. June IS.

Houst0n, SATURDAY June 10.
The bears had the best OF It today. Liv-
erpool was very unfavorable. showing
loss OF 1-32d ON both spots and futures,
with spot sales only 5000 bales The
Weakness OF the foreign market caused a
corresponding depression on this side and
prices at New York and New Orleans
were 5W7 points down at the close. Au
gust In New York held better than the
new crop deliveries early in the day, but
soon gave way under the bearish pressure
and closed 6 points lower than yesterday.
This option still maintains a premium OF
10 TO 20 points over the fail months, how
ever, difference that Is not warranted
by the present situation. and which may
soon be adjusted.
A prominent New Orleans firm writes.
Notwithstanding the brilliant crop out
look the market is almost completely stag
nant as no disposition Is shown by traders
to operate; the little business doing con-
slsts mainly In the liquidation OF out
standing contracts This state OF AFFAIRS
has been brought about mainly by the
action OF new Richmond in the field
who has advertised broadcast OF his In
tention to bull August delivery in New
York, whether the factors warrant IL or
not. After the experience of the many
operators who have failed in this under
taking, the public are naturally tmid and
do not care 10 have any interest when
manipulation Is going on"
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PUNGENT TEXAS THores|

Fannin County Favorite: Keuul
an earthquake Tuesday. Keatr,g|
how to shake q barrel to rroduo q
Beaumont Daily Journal: ~
Thomas Jefferson. Tho iaiyt.es|
Says the University Of Virginia val
ed Ivy Henry Clay.
Ell Paso Daily Times. The n
tractor is getting in his work n
Sans pocketbook while tho old I'd
is busy attending to his little sif7
Ennis Daily News: we rcle
we secuted them; nor lost singh
These enthusing lines may not M
to our recent battle with SpiniA .
at Guantanamo. but from The m
the brush, what little we lid y y
a plenty.
Greenville Evening Banner: N
is scarce. but the average cofnl4
can supply his paper with SIAM
news one day. and then correct Y
take" the next. In this way me "
pectation will be gratifled.
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WEATHER AND 4,

Terrell, kaufman Conn. !.
lit has rained here y. !, Is
for a month and the farmer sr I'D
TO reel anxious about their ~!
Groveton. Trinity Conn.,.
i z rains have iu,n,,..a
II the heavy rains coutisss \
be badly damaged. =
Saint 10, Montague f,n,,.x.
LIT has rained hsre
twelve days. Small ersls 49,
consequence. Cotton news,
this time Of the year. Ca,..
but needs work. ~.
Kaufman, kaufman Count,
is. The long wet spell vt,.s
vailed here since the list d, is's
been broken and the ia,mss's n
enjoying the sunshine. Kauim.s Y
never had such a prospect II, -, ~
ton in her history. ~
Cleburne, johnson Conn, :.
1.-THE rainy weather ~ ~
damage to grain is not yery ~,
wheat sprouted and oats ws,s NJ
and injured some. The cctio, n
short. Corn is fine.
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SHORT TEXAS sPrcll

LULING.-The Luling m W
will be represented at the Canes
ton on the 2Sth with a crack ~
The boys captured second hooo, y
cent Corpus Christi meeting M !
do even better at Cameron.
LULING.-While attempting Il
COW pony ridden by Grove, NJ
on him, knocking him lnsen,AA
injuring his jaw and shouldsr. n
In "a comatose condition.
DALLAs-Distrlc, Judge srA
petuated the injunction resrllN
Dallas Street Railway company 4
ting down "T" rails on Eryu n
CLEBURNE-The jury IN ID.
DR.. A. J. Menefee. charged WITH d
der of G.. A. Suinson, returned u
not guilty.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York, June 1S.--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock
markets here continue to be steady. There
was further drop in Brazllians today Amer
leans and Grand Trunks were easier
New York, juno lS.-Total sales of stocks
today were $4,000 shares including: Tobacco
1855; Peoples Gas, 1890; Sugar, u $50.
New York, June lS.-Clearings today. SIPS
2s332S; balances, 81. S23, $685.
London, June lS.-Consols for money.
III S-ld for the account. III 5-16. Mexican
ordinary, 1914; Mexican Central, new As. e.,
bar silver steady. % ll-l6d per ounce. Monc,.
= per cent The rate of discount In the
open market for short bills ia per cent: for
three months bills, 19sMl1a per cont
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0roveton,s New SchnoI nuiIaln.

Groveton. Texas, June 1.-THE populist
mass meeting which met In Groveton last SAT-.
urday, was composed of just eigs. persons.
II is the opinion OF the mos, knowipg avs
that populism is about dead In Trinity county.
Work has been commenced on the new
school building for the Groveton school cor.
structure and credit TO the town.
parsonage Is being erected on the Moth.
odlst church lot In Groye,on. The pas,n,
Rey W +, Hardy, is doing most of the worS
with his own hands W."
Drs. w. j. Stevenson and j. s. Mcdowell,
removed an ugly tumor from the neck Of a,
5. L, Lewis OF this place a few DAYS sgo
Inc operation promises TO be success.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, June ls.-Sugar--open kettle.
sSlt; centrifugal whites, iisaJi%; yellows Az,
"a 7-l6: seconds, 2hUS rs. Molasses-Easy:
centrifugal, aQlS.
New York, June 1S-Sugar-Raw, steady.
fair refining. az; centrifugal, 90 test, 4 lS-i6.
Rehned-Steady: mold A. 5a, standard A.
BY; cut loaf rs; crushed. 5 rs: powdered
5&; sranulated, SIS; cubes. 6S
New York, June iS.--Cofee--options opened
steady at unchanged prices closed steady and
unchanged to points net higher: sales. $500
bags Spot eoifee easier; Rio dull: No. Z In
Cordova, Snfil51
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Thc Dry Gnnd. ,,..1.A4

New York June 1s,-The dry goods mar
ket has developed several partial surprises
during the week. The reduction In bleached
cotton has been followed by fairly heavy
tfading' at least enough to tighten the
burden OF stocks held in first hands. Other
Grades of staple cottons have ruled uuist
Ihere nave been several heavy orders for
Wits 10 Do dyed brown for government
use" Outside OF these there have henn no
movements OF consequence. In prints the
movements In fall goods since the making
OF prices on fances has been much heavier
through the medium OF road statesmen than
heretofore. Print cloths have shown little
movement during the week. Although the
quotations. on extra are stgi &c, there are
very few bids recorded a distinct ten
dency toward weakness is noticeable In the
market, There have been limited sales OF
Odd goods, but the weeks movement has
not been heavy enough to offset the pro-
duction.
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New York Cation Market.

New York, June iS.-The cotton market
opened easy with prices TO points lower
under local liquidation and short selling
inspired by bearish Liverpool cables aud
very favorable crop acC-nut. The bear
crowd made several attempts to depress
prices during the morning, but these were
attended with rather indifferent succe
inasmuch as each point decline revealed
quite bunch Of limited Investment buy
Ing orders,
The selling movement continued to the
last moment, with the market finally bare
ly steady at a net loss OF 5&r7 points. To-
days estimates of port receipts OF cotton
were 1900 bales, against 1902 last week and
1915 last year. This week 10000 against
1S,0S2 last week and 605l FAST year.
Futures closed barely steady; sales, b3.-
700 bales.
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, June is- Butter--Firm; creamery,
1iult dairy, litsGl39s Eggs Firm; fresh.
9h Chegse--null; creamery. l0@l0is
New York. June lS.-Eggs- Receipts. 1904
packages, steady; Western. liisQi2; South
ern. l0AGi1
Kansas City, June ls.--Butter-Steady: sep
arator l2Gl5, dairy l0dl2. Eggs-Firin:
fresh eandled Missouri aud Kansas stock. sIs
per dozen, eases returned; seconds steady :
market lightly supplied, Dealers have had
difficulty In filling local orders
81, Louis. June Butter-Steady; cream-
cry, l4dlels; dairy, iO6ii. Eggs-steady, 81
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Crop situation Cooa.

New York advlces by private wire IN
oars'il Richardson state Cables were
q disappointment; they indicated a decline
Of l-32d for spots; sales. 5000: futures H.
@2 lower at closing The decline was due
to the excellent Chronicle weather re-
port Tor the week. The market opened In
lower, which was better than expected
Bulls who had pinned sheir faith on nonr
crop prospects concode their disappoint-
inent ana the general feeling now ia
snat tne crop situation is most encourag-
Ing. Distant months were denreasod sor
sale AFTER the opening and desperate Of
torts we're made by several bulls TO sus-
tam August The close showed IN 7
POINTS decline Landauer of I,lyernoo,
says all depends on crop DEVELOPMENTS, ana
me nearer we approach the new crop the
sr@ter VIII be the fluctuations.
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SOUR LAKE HOTEL

This popular resort is now cti
summer and will be prepared
it's guests every desirable ensa v
including music, excellent tao'., =,
superior hack service from lN
For rates address Sour Lake h''A
pany.
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ENGELMANN.-McKlnne Ter
15.-J. b. Engelmann, the fonnds
gelmann, this county and for nai{
one of the most extensive lana
died yesterday at Alvin, His ftral11
shipped here for burial ana ini'
Pecan Grove cemetery today.
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Iimpson. Texas, June 17.-Mrs. HuI,aro
ssapps met with serious accident yester.
uay, Mhiie she was milking a COW she was
denly wheeled and gave her hook eut sIu
a gash IN Mrs, Sapps' body ten inches Inns
a mn, carrying her twenty feet on its horns
ana are miseS'ue ana Whiteside were summoned
easy. u ie'e her resting
r. McLung and three small children
~ere out driving yesterday afternoon. He ieft
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the buggy for momeo,
a start and ran ouita vesn y,
children in the buggy susse q = tlsas1
for the heroic efTorS, ', s1e Vi \
VINO turned the horse ina I, !, naeitnl'
the children would have J b sns ~
AZ II was only one Of th zen kas
TINS writing II is not kne mn y! \
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Grnin ANA Proxisions EIsewhcrc.

Kansas city. June ls.-Wheat--Lower:
No. 1 hard so; No. hard 75gs0; one car
yellow berry 20; No. / red S0i NO. = req
7sik; No. 2 spring 1915. corn-No. =
No. white 26M. Rye-Steady; No. 40.
Hay--Steady: active.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stuple
Commodities.


these quotations are revised daily, and their
corlectne 80 San be relied upon. The nrioes arr
ihose ruling in Houston Wholesale markets.
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Have Market.
Havre. June 49,
HIDES. WOOL AND pEnswAx.


st. Louis, June 1s,--Wool easy; prices
lower; medium, 16,aG1gh light fine, 1917
l6M heavy fine. 10 1-l415; tub washed,
EGGS.
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New York. June is.--whcat--R eceipts

New York. June s.--Whcat-Receipta
297 $50; exports. 1890 bushels; spot dull
No. red. sG1s, I. o. b. afloat. Options
opened weak rallied on general covering
and closed fairly firm at 1-sc advance TO
Use decline, the latter on July. On tho
curb general weakness prevailed on lower
cabf>s, July, 7SIsoM; closed 7nN Wool
quiet: fleece, 1903 Texas. 1870. Cop
per dull; brokers, HIS Lead quiet; do
nestle, 3.75. Tin plates quiet.
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Chicago advices to b. w. Hunter & Co.
gave puts on September wheat at GS b-s,
6sls and 6sh; calls IS SIS up to 81 ana
back 10 6sx. Puts July corn Sls4 uSl =, u !.
M3iA, 3ih. and calls 81 5-S432& and
down to 30 SIS. Puts on September corn
32A, and calls 80 SIS and 331sG33 5-S.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
L Hall live Rtock commission merchant.


Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman,
1.-Two stock commission merchant
Bceyes--
Choice, per Id. gross. ........... sMa 80
Common, per ID. gross. ........ 9 20 3A
Cows
Choice. per ID. gross. ........... 30 aA
c9gmmon, per ib. sros'''....... 2M@ az
Choice. per Id, gross. ...-....... 3isD
Common. per ID, gross. $40 Q
C9lyeB--
Choice, per lb. gross. .......... 4hn s
Common, per Id, sross. ...... $40
Shoep-
Choice, per Id, gross ........ % "A
Common, per head. .....,..... 81 so % 2 o.
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Cotton on shIpbonrd. not cleared, at CALVES.
ton, today
For Liverpool--Ss Mira, iSs7
For Antwerp--Ss Curltyba So0
Total on shlpboard 56s7 bales.
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dEAsf STAPLES.
40; blasting powder, s1G5 per keg; urcp snoI
per sack. Si,25: buck. sl.5o.
BACON-ENtra short clear, in sacks. 7m
.he; regulars. lfgi%c; boxed nc higher,
smoked bellies. S@siac: New York Salt beliies
Sc breakfast bacon yqtglc '''iies'
, bAnGiNG AND TiES-Less than car lots
from from Houston: Tagging, 2-ib. &c; 2A-ib, 3is s'
res, ARROW, 45-lb, 93c; Delta, 81 .O6 ''xe
CANpl-stick. rappsa ba3is "a es.c,,
per Id, special sizes, lae higher 81 '~tfc
on sCas ti-nr rtn ana Cordova. l20lSAc; fair
cd eoitees: Arbuekles Ariosa. basis ,0SS H.
cases, ll.5Oc delivered; &c. lb cases IL 10
liyered; Apex. loo-lb cases. niOc; in so es
FLouR-Emplro Mills, Houston. n.y,.,n,.
high patent, $3.50; White RibboS' serrnd Sun oa,
ent, So.io; Texas Slar mills quote: Tidal We
~ sea , tSiry, second roller patent, $50:
Sea tearl $500; rye -four S. 20 Specia, ra,es
Tor shipments TO interior points: aonr H. h'e
barrels i'e's oVc above
FARINACEoUs Goops-Gr,s ,ou
cream meal, in barrels. s3.i0: near, ,nnS ana
to-io sacks, S20o92 10 per bbI OF four ssst ~
scotch and Friends cats. $40; Columsian
HAMs-standard, SIC: picnic hams az.
HoNEY--In 60-lb cans, ex,.asta, ~ ri e. e.,
In comb, s2i0c; in i2-lb cans. extra.,aae S,2o'
s. lAR q tleTces, compound. &c ' iss;
cans so higher: 5-lb cans 20 hirhas, lo-lo
MoLAssEs- Reboiled. ,alr. 1sa,sc. ,,
svXsle; choice, 25g2ec. fancy new crop srrl,,
RlcE-Extra fancy head. eqsAc; choice 70.
sTe; iair. ifsG5o; fancy imported eSrsuc w
koPE-basis for 7-l6; Sisal, i0c: mantle
sALT-Liverpool, coarse, e5a7Oc; fine sza
NC Louisiana. coarse eOc: fps SO. o2l
s2i5. s-'oV' 7o-Is,
SALT FISH-Mackerei, No. 1 IN ,o-, ,n.
saeQSlco; half barrels, ss0ldsEo MIS-
MISREPRESENTATION quarters. 81 *. ,,,.
tara three.qnarters, 300 imported Crlie,,.
sra sd quarters s5o; fancy sprats. quarter
STARCH Standard goods. Pearl in an,
,nn stsc; ROYAL Gloss, bulk. 3Ae: Nickel
100 packages, per box, ss.5; corn starch ~,
per y, 20 and i0-ih boxes '1se
SuGAR--ouotations are for small ,ots, en-,
eiai prices given on carload orders, stansars
graduated, aIsr. cubes and powdered suc,
&c. "''' 'se' euoics
PRODUCE
BFANS-white, sh0Smt; Bayou. 4nfpaAc
pmii KS tGi3ae' Limas, a,25T..7s; black eyes,
=, HuTTER-Hiue Star. lie: dairy. ,sa,.c.
sisin creamery. lsG2oc; Elgin dairy bricts
rss; eleomatgarine solids lUc; prints lie:
eynosvre fancy creamery, In lO-lb paiis eoc
SnENAGE-.reyas, 5oeeJs 81 90 p-r loo lbs.
wi ERl-Texas, Soc per dozen
1HEEsE-New York fun cream. 1,a,a.
Wisconsin fun cream. l,lk0l2c; Young Amsr,
''S a., Issfc; Western skim. ioc
Texas, sq6ssc: Texas caudled. laSs
i2ac; Kansas. isfi5c. ss' ~
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81. LOUIS Grnih ana proyt-iors
st. Louis. June rs .-Flour--DulI. steady.
patents 4.50@4.75; straights .i5Gpt. 20;
clear 3.TSG4 90, medium 3 .io0ps 60
Wheat--Lower; closing 2% for July. lie for
September. 1Ac for December below yes
terday. Spot--I.ower; No. cash. elevator
rs bid; track so; July 6s% bid; September
q rs bid; December 66is bid: No. . hard
so. Corn--Futures Arm and fraction above
yesterday; spot lower; No. Q cush 3ix:
July 30 Us; September 80. oats-I.ower
for futures; spot steady: No. 2 cash NOM
inal "a; track 2Ils; July 2s1h asked; Sep
tember 20& asked; No. white 290a9ls.
Rye--Nominal 40, Flaxseed--Nominai. l. 10
Prime timothy reed, 2.2512.65. Cornmcai
1.70Gi.75. Bran--Scarce and strong.
sacked. east track 55is. Hoy--Dull: prai-
RE. 6.00I10 co.; timothy 6.6odpIa 90.
Whisky liza. Pork easy; standard mess,
jobbing 96O Lard-Lower: prime steam
b.bsis choice b.62h. Bacon--Boxed shout
ders $40; extra short clear G.12h; ribs
e.25; shorts 6.37M. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders {. 90: short clear 80; ribs
$751; shorts SIS. Receipts Flour 1000;
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So siiverdale, James, Marselllcs. May Is
OPTION ON sIIIpnoARn

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
by Galveston, Houston and Henderson rai,-
way, ss bales sch Mary Jenetta, 0. Total, 81.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

81 Curilyhn, Mohffng, NntMrrp, Nay 3,
So Flowergate, st. Vincent May II.
IS Freshheld' Fleming, Liverpool via Bahia.
May 4,
IS Highlander. Cardiff via Las Palmas. Ma,
H.
ss Inehdune. Purse, Shields, June l.
So Ludsate, Nicholson. Cardiff Win Santos.
May %
81 sllverdaie. James, Marsclllcs. May rs.
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nN1oNs-zsnn,,. 10 nnr tushel.

oN1oNs--7sc@sioo per tusheI.
rEPrlR--chile 17T2oc per ID. a.,
POTATOES Now Texas tsel,oc per pu; oss,
LIE: brnllers. 81 O0ail 80. Turkeys hens, sjDo
m5.5o: gobblers, s6Ooms.oo. Ducks. s2.2oq2oo.
Ceesu SO. OO6i3. so.
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wheat 10000; corn 81 900; oats 81 1000. Ship
ments--tlour 1900. wheat 5000, corn lOJ.-
00u oats 1900.
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% aSkcd. bid: II nominal.
United states EXPORTS.
stocks ut United states Ports.


The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kces. together with the closing OF middlng
YcaterdaY. with today's sales.
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Kansas City, June S.--Cattle--Recep.s, !
go. for the week. A.. 3iO common green
stock 5000 lower choice heavy steers
l3OU5'00; medium, i5OmiSO; light handy
weight steers l.00@i60. stockers and feed
er', l.50nn50; butcher COWS and hefers
3i5@i.S5; Gamers. 2.25G3.l0; bulls. frog
$3.50; Western steers, 4.l5Gp460; fed Texas
steers, 75Gi50; grass Texas steers. 500
W3.50; fed Texas COWS, 3.70QlA25; grassers,
3.OOW3.50. Hogs Receipts, 1885, for the
week. 75,72b; light receipts and slight ad-
vance OF provisions have Stacked decline,
prices almost steady: heavy hogs $500
400; mixed packers, 3,7e@375; light, 375
otis, pigs. 3,0D03iO Sheep Receipt
today 206; FOR the week. Ii, G35; demand
above supply: spring lambs, I.75n6.5D.
yearlings, 6.o0m5,65; best native and fed
Westerns, 4.o0Gt600; medium grades 3.756p
4.25; grass sheep. i30@is5: Texas 3.75Gp
AS Arizona and Texas feeders, 4.15pi50;
native and Western stockers and feeders,
3.259A.50.
st. Louis. Juno 1s.--,Cattle--Rccelpts
| 1900 including 600 Texans. shipments. 800.
market dull, steady; fair to fancy native
! slipping and exports. iJ0Wb.20; bulk, A.60Gp
! i95 dressed beef and butcher steers. i.35
/ (I5.05. steers under 1000 pounds, il6p
d25 stocScrs aud feeders 3.55lt460; bulk,
4.00Gi30; cows and helfers, 2004iS0;
cows, 2.S5G3.75, Texas and Indian steers,
1 3.lhU1JU, pulk Ol SAFE, 5.ioWlloi COWS
and heiters, 2.65@3.50. Hcgs-Receipts.
$500; shipments. 200; market DC lower,
Workers.. 3.G0MST0. packers, 3,l5M3.So;
butchers, 3.Soa390. Shcp-~Receipts, 200;
shipments, none; market steady native
muttons, 3b0W470. lambs, 5.00Q625; culls
and bucks, 3,004S.6O; stockers. 3.3o.
Chicago. June S.The week closed with
strong prices for desirable cattle. The best
demand for medium and light weights
choice steers. ,a0U5.Gb; medium, Assoc
.67js: boef steera, ,306lA 10; stockers
\. 30T4.75; conners. Q 50dl3.25; calves.
3 25dp5. %; Texas steers, 375mi.9o Trade
was fairly active for hogs: fair to choice.
!. S7iaGi 90. packers, S,75ens SO; butch.
ers', g. SO6r3. %; mixed. 3.I5dl3. 80; light,
. .60dpS 20; pigs. s50G3,75 Sheep goof
demand; native sheep. .00lp5 90: indians.
4 90: rams, S6o@i.00; clipped lambs 90
@61O, spring lambs, So o046,6O Receipts
Cattle 1900. hogs. $4,000. sheep 300U
MARINE INTELLIGENCn.
Port of Galveston. June IS.
ARRIVED,
SIS Nicosian, Jones, st, Vincent via VIII
mington.
CLEARED.
Sch Morales. lsern, Tuxpan.
SAILED.
Sch Morales, Isern, Tuxpab.
VESSELS IN PORT.
So Mira, Ball.
IS Pensacola, simmons.
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Month OF delivery.

bid; u sellers: value.
New York Futures.
Opened easy; closed barely steady: sales,
1880.
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Cash guotatons were MS follows
FIopl--puli; winter patents 4Soeni 90.
straights i,b0di. 20: clears 4 a0Gei Sos spring
specials .25d5 ,5n Minnesota 1895 Oh.
WheEt--No, . spring 74GI16; No, spring 7OR
so; No g red seGfN
Ccr,--No. ., 3ais. No. 2 yellow ag%
Oats--No, .. rs; No. white asa as No. 8
white 27N.
Nyo--No. .. 80.
Barley--No. ., 305is5.
Flax sced--No. 1. lex
Timothy seed-Prme, ,.cb
Mesr rorkper Dbl. o5iT9co.
Lard-rer 100 lbs, b.75Gfi.77i6
Short ribs sidss-Ioose 3oN5 ca
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, tTSd5.O.
Short clear sidss--Boxed. 57Sd600,
Article Recop,s. Shipments.
Flour. barrels .......... 100 5000
Wheat. hushels ........, ~ zoo Ioi saO
Corn, bushels .........., 26s.ooo sC2. ZOO
oats, bushels ............ ls5,900 $40. 200
Rye bushels ..........., 100
Barley, bushels ......... 1i,a50 ,.
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