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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08
BRENNAN BRIEFS.
FIRE Department Officers Elected.
Death at burton

Brenham. Texas. June AT tbs fire
meas convention held Monday afternoon NJ
Mechanics engine hall for the purpose of
electinS chief Of this Blenham fire de-
partment for the ensuing year the election
of the following officers was unanimously,
ratified; ], II. Simon Ct Mechanics, an.
glae company. chief; uaaiy HerrisS., m
Chemical engine company, first assistant
chief; Or. II. f. Luhn OF The Hook and Isd,
der company. second assistant chief. Ivm
Lindemann of connor H5ss company. third
assistant chief.
telephone message from Burton CAL
tuesday morning brpugh the sad intelii.
genee OF the death OF Mrs. Mccain NJ
OF Justice j. ]. Mccain. after an .,psss =,
several weeks duration.
Rev J, E. Green OF Columbus. the Vel,
known aud abs revivalis,. reached rrs,'
ham on the nortASouna Santa re toiav ss.
VIII preach at the Methodist ,,,nrrh ~
night. He will assist IN the ley;.al ~.
balance OF tho week. '''
The democrats precinct primary conv,u
ton for this precinct viii be held toner.
row at .. N.
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Cargin e Richardson's Advices.

Adyices by private wire to Cargill & Rich
ardscn from New York say: The market
shovel little animation this morning, while
prices started unchanged. except for August.
which shade easier. Liverpool al
though making Roadway. was regarded as
encot raging Absence of rain served to keep
prltes we'll in hand, although the free port
movement scared off somo buyers. Some
Southern buying orders came to hand during
the forenoon. A good many people prefer to
await the weekly government report tomorrow
ana the monthly report on the 10th instant.
Srut sales at Liverpool 1000; dull and I'M
changed at 6 9-ld futures quiet and steady ut
advance. Yarns at Manchester quiet and
stepdy cloths quiet The government bule-
tin Indicates possible showers in few Sec
tiens, chiefly in the Southwest The market,
While showing more demand than yesterday,
ruled dun all day. Weather and crop news
was closely watched Liverpool is believed to
h. or the eve of buying here freely, and, in
vieY of recent extreme dullnoss and low price
the chances are In favor of better business and
better prices The close showed 1 to net de-
cline with chief transactions in August to-
ard the close.
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GRAIN And PROVISIONS.
Everything 10 the Way Of News fa-
vored the Bears.
LIVERPOOL MARKET democrat lied.
Excellent Crop Conditions Caused
Longs to Liquidntc and wheat
Dcciined-Hog Products Lower.

Chicago June 7-Liquidations In longs
sharp break In the Liverpool market and ex-
cellent crop conditions caused depression In
wheat today July closed with loss Of and
September lkaS Corn gained X, oats lost
X. Pork left off IL lower Lard and ribs
are down and "a respectively.
Tho Liverpool market, which has be
steadily declining for several days, was e.
pccially domoralzed today. The crop outlook
continued all that could be desired, with grain
In large areas ready for the reaper Tho
Kansns report set at rest the reports that
chinch bugs were there. The longs quickly
began to liquldate. There was urgent short
selling on stop loss orders aud on exhausted
margins. Under the present pressure the mar
ket went of rapidly. The rally which fol-
lowed was due chiefly to the fact that many
shorts were disposed 70 take advantage Of
the break to secure profits. This class OF
buying was sufficient In volume to cause u
temporary reaction.
Heavy export figures gave the discouraged
bulls heart TO take on some wheat and caused
many shorts 10 get out and be IN position
10 contemplate the situation phiIosop hcally
for a while
A heavy thunder storm broke over the bo3 RI
Of trade during the fight The shorts rushed
TO get their wheat IN out OF the wet and
made the market strong
Corn became strong after a weak opening
on uniagornhle crop reports frcm kansa-.
There was no export demand. however. THIS
together With the decline In wheat, caused
d,tliuc In prices near the close. Selling or
dcrs predomipated in oats at the opening
Late however buyers took hold and the
market steadily advanced until a gain Of x
over yesterdays close was made. A slight
reaction took place at the close
teaVy grain markets at lower prices for
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a 7sked. b bid. nominal.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened quiet; closed dull; sales,
10 500
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St Louis, Juno T. Flour-Unchanged
Wheat Dull and lower, No, red. cash. Ell,
Der ~ December 7S7s No hard, cash. o..
Corn Steady No. cash, 81: July. 3lis
asked september. slNRSlIs Oats-strons;
No. : cash, q; track, %, luly a. No .
white, H. Ryc-lligher, 20. Flaxseed.--
Lower, II. Timothy seci-Prme 22582 90
Cornmeal. Stronger; 1,75dlSo Bran--Strong-
err sacked, east track. g. Hay--t.asler and
geucrally lower, prairie. 5.00frl0.a 80: timothy
oOOni250. Whisky-i23. Cotton tics am,
hagglng unchanged Pork Lower; standard
mess, 1ohhng. l0e6 Lard--Lower prims
a.'5i short clear, $50; ribs, 9 GeI; shorts, SIS
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders. y: short
clear & 90. ribs dl2ia. shorts L o. Receipts-.
ri0ar 5000 barrels; wheat 20,00o bushels corn
ments~tlour 1000 barrels, wheat. 81, 900 bush.
els; corn, $4,000 bushels; cats. 1000 bushels.
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". Yesterday.
New York Mnuey

New York. June Mooney on call steady
lAalis per cent; last loan IA prime met
camille paper 3iefG4 per cent sterling ex-
charge steady with actual business in bank
ers' bills at S6A al S6ia for demand ana
IS ls94 sax for sixty days. posted rates 500
iApa; commercial bills S3ian4 S3N,. silver
certificates 5SAn5s; bar silver bSH Mexican
dollars ibi2. Government bonds weak; State
hcnGa duh, railroad bonds weak
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IN The COTTON MARKETS.
Movement to Ports Continues to Be
Rather Heavy.
WAITING THE GOVERNMENT REPORT.
Fluctuations In Declines Narrow
and transactions Limited No
Change In the situation Of spots.
Office of The Post,
Houston. Tuesday. June :.

Houston, Tuesday, June :.
Tho heavy movement is offsetting the re-
ported lack Of rain over largo portion OF tic
Gotten belt. Receipts at Houston were larger
than for many weeks past and the daily move
ment to ports has been growing larger for
some time back.
Transactions were heavier than yesterday.
but the market seems to halt spectators pc
Ing inclined to await the government report
on Friday.
All the spot markets continue unchanged.
Futures in Liverpool are up Ltd New
Orleans declined to and New York to ?
Points.
Receipts at ports were G799, against ll62 last
year and 1875 in 1895.
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Month O, da,,vev Ing Ing iCloseaIt,l,

b bid: sellers: value.
New York Futures.
Futures opened quiet and steady; closed dull
but steady; sales 49, 200.
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1914; oieomargarine, solids loc; prints Ne;
CNGBACE-Tsy5s. 5oc5isi 90 rrr 100 lbs.
CFl ERY--Toxas, soc per dozen.
CHEESE-New York full cream, iiniIc'
Wisconsin full cream. fiMmi2c; Young Amer
lea. 12isc: Western skim. loo.
EGGS-Texas, 7iaGsc. Texas candled, lz'sc;
Kansas, I3dl5c.
oNlONS--75cmsi.o 90 per bushel.
pEpPER-Chie 17n20c per 10. 49,
pOTAToEs--N,w Texas $4,000 per bu:
PouLTRY-Iiens s2.0oT2-5o; fryers, s2; ~ y
ESQ brollers, sL25G2.o0. Turkeys. hsns, ~ ss
$3.50: gobblers. s6.0OQs00. Ducks. s-''og''-''
Geese, s350fJl5o.
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New York, juno 7.-Tar Evening Potts
Londen financial cahlegrlm says; Consols
anu SIMILAR stocSs were good here today on
cheap money, Americans were bought nec-
bN not from influential quarters Prices closed
doll. he increased imports and decreased
exports for May are manly due to the receipt
o! more foOdstuffs from the United states ana
the lesh'ned purchases of goods by tle gov
ornircnt.
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New York, June 7.--Tho local crowd had to-
days cotton market pretty much to them
soi'os. but in the absence OF important news
OF any description the transactions were In
noon there was some liquidation OF July ard
August contracts and reinvostment in tho
crop positions, more especially October Aside
fcatuIc'ess and Of a scalping nature The clnsA
was dull but steady at a net loss of to 3
pCiuts
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AMMCNITloN-P Powder per key, 81. oOas
AS busting powder, Slei per key drop shot
per sack, Sis. buck $500
DACoN-Eztra short clear, In sacks. 7Mso
Sc regulars, SlsqSisc: boxed &c hlahs~.
suoke1 bellies, S@asei New York salt bellies
~, MeSk!ast Bacon, gsigio,.
from Houston; Hagsins. a-Ip 6iac. "a ID, ;i.e
Tics, Arrow, ia-lb. sjc; Delta, sl.16
CANDi-'stick, mapped basis ~, CAGic
per III. special si2oa. lac higher
CuFFkE-tic aud cordova, iaUlai.e, fair
3hu93sc, prime. l0Hl0Ao, choice, iUIGplie,
fancy. libullAe; peaberry, l2aGll3Ac Roast
cd eoiiess ArbucMe's Ariosa, basis i0o, ID
cases. n50c iVllverod SG-lb cnseg, N 71c A.,
hvered; Apes. tou-ib cases. u.i0e. IN 3O-l
FLOUR Empire Mufs. Houston: payisop,a
high patent. S6,i0, White Ribbon second mn :
cnt, sa.o0; Texas Star mills quote: Tidal Nav
S6,ei sea Fairy. second roller patent, 4, sn.
S.a ftari si.2o; rye hour - 81. special rates
Tor shipments to interior points; -four I'm hnr
barrels
FARiNAcEous Goops-Gr honinv m,
4olb sacks ts,opqrgip per hi OF tsur sa.. "a
Scotch and Friends cats, $40; Columbian
HAMs--standurd, 9isc: picnic hams ssc
HoNEY-,In 60-lb oaus, extracted. 4ISFrSiSe.
In comb sGli0o; In l2-ih cans, extrspt.S 81
LARp-.Relned tieroes. compound, iKe Gar
7i4c; 5o-lb cans &c higher than tlercrs: 10. IN
ears SO higher; SIP cans We hlghes. ., ~
cans lie higher.
MoLassEs- Rcbonsd, FAIR. leaise; primo
ssSgslc; choice, s5Qs6e, fancy new crop syrup.
RICE Extra fancy head. egs,lc; choice. ss
biae; lair 4'Rgtae; fancy imported. ea6hc
.RoPE-Basis for 7-lS; sisal, Zoe; manila.
sALT-Lwerpooi coarse. Cod7sc, fine, dsas
Mls, Louisiana. coarse 60c fine Sic, barrels
2s-ios s225: Coos. $3.50: loO-ss, $3.50; 70-is.
SALT FIsH--Maokerei No. /. In 1e-,b kits
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

LES-Fancy cvaporated bo-Io poA1.
SIC: lib cartons, Zoe; choice eynporh,en, ~
bulk, G0-lb. SIC; fancy sliced. In 'o'io o'N''
eisc. 49,, A., /, 10
ApR1cors-sHc per Id loose: iohc in LID
cartons
cifRRANTs--fn bbIs &C.: o5-lb boxes,
cleaned. bulk, Sc. LIS eartons slsc. ,.
PEACHES -Eya,oratc6. ni.peeled. IAnec.
KAfSIN s- California 3-crown L. l. ooAe',
81 isG1f. 10; a box l.. l.. raisins, 51nglc; 2
crown L. NJ raislus 50-lb boxes, AAQ1c, j.
otown l.. NJ J0-lb tnxes. Jl4c.
PRUNES-Callfornla. J0-60s 6isI6Ac; 6O-I0s
CSC. 7t-sOs SIC; 9o-lo0s az, fijc
NUTS Brazil, fOc per ID .iihcrts, Sicily,
lie. Naples, i2isc walnut, ;1dlic peanuts
tisG5c; almonds California. i2Uiic PEI ID In
saefs: pecans. 2isa4lac, Italian chestEuts. lOc
per h.
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PRODUCE
BEANS-White. 24ffsM.; Bayou, thdrixc;
pinks 4Gsise Limas. sis5fis5; black eyes.
bvTTER--Biue Star, lie: dairy. Iaeflic;
Elgin creamery, 10000; ElsIn dairy bricks.
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New York, June THE dry goods market
Is generally favorable. There is a movement
for the cleaning up of stocks, which seemed to
he net by buyers in way which shows In
creased confidence. staple cottons show more
frmress than heretofore The sales of brown
goods for domestic markets have been henvi ar
Prirta are unchanged Print cloths are again
quiet at &c for extras
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, June THE local banks are we'll
supplied with money for NIL purposes There
market.
Exchange ia quoted as follows: New York
buying. par. selling New York. St Louis and
Kansas city N.oO925o premium New o.
ieans, buying, par, selling II premium.
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HIDES. WOOL AND BEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers:
It.AR.

New York. June 7-Sugar-Raw Arm. fa,,
refining. az "'"'' idi'
New Orleans, June 7.--Susar-Quiet. one,
Settle, sat; centrifugal whites tisdf%, Vel
lows, 4A14is. seconds, ai.fiS rs Molsssss.
Steady centrifugal. 5Eils
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London Money Market.

Loudon. June 7.--Consols for money lila.
for the account lili4; Mexican ordinary g0:
MEXICAN Central new fours 10 bar silver nu,c,
2,d per ounce: money laGf% per cent; rate ~
discount In the open market for short ana
three months bills iisG1& per cent
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COFFEE.

New York. June T-Co0ee-ont,o,. ,,,.
shanged sales i7,7o0 bags. spot coifee-RIo
au,l. No. !, invoice. 6is: No jobbine
Mild, DUH cordova, SHGl5is.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Market steady and lightly suppliod good
beeyes, good COWS and helfers calves and
yearlings in demand
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Hides In chicago.

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says: No.
Tsxao steers. 90 pounds and over stand solid
at l2i4c. There were 300 sold at this price
About 1900 light aud extreme light sold at
1itc. The packers now insist upon buyers
taking tho extreme igit weights with the
lights. Ia comparing the cost u rrXaa hiGos
with other years. tha Prices alone DO not tell
ali the si6.y. Il ags ,oranfly tho custom 10
sell light Texas steers az lc less Than tic
heavy aut tn ask iac loss for the extreme
lights than WAS churgcd lor the light weitho7.
AZ this time heavy 'rcxaa sell at I2i4c and tbs
light and extreme lights are held together at
1I%S
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots Of stap,s
Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily. and their
eorrectn 81 can be relied upon. The prices ara
those ruling "a Houston wholesale niarkets
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HITTER Am Eggs.

chicago, June Butter-Firm. cresmer,
tsh dalry lais1isI4 Eggs-Steady.
81 Louis. June -Ruttsr--I.owar; cream
IsEsy isuis' dairy, slsGis,s. Esgs-s,eady.
kanss. City, June 4 Bu,ter--ouiet: cream.
~. n0isH; dairy. ioeia : -
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterday LIAR vas,
Houston Comparative Statement.


ilohston's sruss rece pt,nf cotton by tho yaro,s
railroads snlerin. tue city wer. fo,lows;
Houston anH leSls Con trni. ...,.. "a,
Intel nattOnI. and 'rcat Northern.
t.,ivnstn, -, -.
S 49, ano San Antonio.... go
,i ~, W , 49,, ~ 3
49, 49,. 'u "es. irNas.'.'- Is
-, 800, =, 49,, ~ 'i'a rs .t'.- ~
g.. ~ ''''u .Nia',s1S ass ..... ass
W"o' = "A"'AS anu AeAaA ''.':' IFS
$4,000.
avs" - ...-'' .'''......, ...... 60. Lar
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FUK COUNT CUMHIoSfo''11'' .
The Post Is authorized to announ0s
John H. Lang as candidate for e''s
commissioner, precinct No. l. supm.
action of the democratic all day prlinA'
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Relchmarks. common

Less I-i6.
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Puts nnd calls on Grain,

thicAso adv'ccs by private wire to d "
Hunter & Co gave puts on July corn alis
aud Bin. aud calls 10. Puts on Septemb r
wheat sold at lslsGAh and ~ D7iN and cats
bid and private cables said that tho bnt,on,
had been reached ON wheat Tho buying OF
corn has been Of the very best, and higher
prices are confidently expected.
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BY Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
ls2s bales: by Missouri Kansas and Texas
y. ny Gaiyes,on La Porte and Houston, iss
bales. i''a'' ioVi
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The Post is authorized to announH
William Bradburn as canaioAn
County Surveyor subject to the ac'm|
the Democratic primaries.
The Post Is authorized to announce q
Langermann as a candidate TOT e.ec1s|
the office oil County Surveyor o. -
County. subject to the action OF tns y,
cratic Drimaries.
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CLEARED rnn nA,u

SIS nrcckheld, Shields. April q
IS Mira, Liverpool via Spanish Main NJ,
So Silverdaie. James, Marseutcs MAJ ,r
IS white Cross. at Antwerp March 80
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[aI!l!I!II!lEII.>]

FTlMAry. Secondary or Ierrltary ayphlIls
permanently cured in 10 to So days. You can
be treated at home for the same price under
same guaranty. II you prefer to come Aerc
We will contract to pay railroad fare and hotel
pills, and no charge, II we fail to cure. II you
have taken mercury, iodide POTASH and still
mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples Copper Colored
spots, Ulcers on any part of the body Hair
or eyebrows falling out 1t is this Syphilitic
We solicit the most obstinate cases and chal.
lenge the world for case we can not cure
This disease has always bafhed the skin Of
the most eminent physicians; $500, 900 capital
behind our unconditional guaranty. Absolntn
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY co,
2S7 Masonic Building, Chicnro
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The Williams & Flash company Of New
Yorl., In It's last circulaT, says: Cotton oil,
dcring the past week, has experienced ons
Of those intense dgll periods which are char
aetcfistic OF the article-it Is always feast
or famine " The European markets con
tiuue to hold oil, and ~ tnc few cases where
orders have been sent they hage been at re-
ducrd limits. This 10 measure. is the result
OF lower ocean freight rates and consequently
lower G. /. T. offers and also the offering VI
some speculative lots now en- route. or tor
which freight has heun engaged and whose
disappointed owners frightened or disgust, i
with the course Of tho market, arc anxious 70
unloGd
Outside Of these offerings and the pressure
10 stli a few lots now on dock here the de
sire to press goods 10 far FROM general. the
mi:ls aud holders as ruio, prrrerring to take
theiI chances OF tic future Tho home trado
hes aiso been VERY dull, and the lara com
popnders ia particular are experiencing a lack
ot demand for compound. but aa their sales
week or TWO back were unusually large,
Il present uck OF demand ~ not to he won
At in fact IL would be arrange II il were
otrcfwiee. June iH generally dun month for
lurc. aud We believe as the month advances
gradual ndvancr wtll b. noted In this aria
ole with consequent increased demand for
cotton oil.
~ The close the market Ia dull. with sum
MGR yellow 2aU21iac for prime and 26c tor
chc,ee Of yellow 2iiaN25c prime crude In
barrels 2lWsiigc loose at mills unminally i7G
lsc, according to quality aud location,
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Today. yesterday.

Spots closed unchanged; sales 1000. OF which
all were American ""iSH
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FRUITS

APPLES New crop Texas, ioa5oc per peck
hox
HANhNAs-- 7562o0 per bunch, packed for
BLACKnERRIEs 0ocGsie5 per crate.
CHERRIES California, ftIbM2 90
LEMONS Fancy 500. extra fancy &5OP
G "a
PLUMs-Texns. $4,000 pcr peck box.
PEACHES Choice. i0ftiOc, fancy, 5o1t ''c
PR peck box.
ORANGES Nnvcls S3.5oNa,Ib; seedlipga
SfU.
STRAWBERRIES 81 coal - per crate. ac-
cotdtue to quality.
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MARINE ,>rnLIIGrxcr.
Port Of Galveston. Luna :

Port of Galveston. June 7.
Nor arrivals OF departures today.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS olindR, Hanson
S. Pensacola, Simmons
Sch Morales.
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HOUSTON BANK CLgAhINCs

The following the cloarances Of III,
Houston banfs for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year, together
With the increase or decrease:
This year. Last wear lncre asu
Saturday ........ S736if7 $50 745 So 73e
Monday ......... 9S26ls 599.3T ssS .97
Tuesday .,....... 906 453 6sT Ol6 ad9 iS7
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
To-day, Yesterday.
Reichmarks. CONNER
cial, 60 days. ......... 94is-g-l6 "a 7.I6-iL
Bankers, 90 days. ..-...t s4ta-A 4.SiL-la
Commercial, 50 days. ..i.S4-h 1914
Summers ....-......... iS3-A ASIA
Francs commercial.
20 days .,,..........'5,2ls '6.2ls
~ ace IL
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cANNEp FRrfre 49, vEGErAnLEs.

CANNED FRUITS Applies. s-ib, sogs5c;
pineapplos, lib, eyeicas aud oorelesy. si.iOap
10. 2.lh, extra grated. sI.55G1.IO. 2-lb stand
ara sliced Si,2A, pears. 2-ib standard, BOG
biackhorries, 2.lb. standard, &c, pie truit,
!-ib assorted, 70c peaches. Glib full weight,
" 10, 2-lh. light weight. 800; pie peaches J.
H. 90g
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, lib,
full weight. Sl.i5. 2.lb. full weight s5ft9Oc:
okrn and tomatocs. 2-lb zoe. lima heana 2.
H. fun Weight. q0c. strisg beans, 2-lh full
weight 65e. No. ! s,ringless beans. I'm
mll weight. $50 red kidney beans. 2-lh. fuli
weight Sar marrowfat peas, alb. full weight'
S5c Early June peas. fancy. 2-lb fun weight
slio; American petit pals peas. 2-lh. tun
weight, n6s4ti Is. asparagus. California ~
h. eco corn. Auburn Cream. IN. tnll
weight. 81 t0sfl Is: A No !, 2-lh. full weight
81 Gl0i 10: Blue Ridge glib, s5c to 900.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra STANDARD ~
III peaches lemon cling, 81 7o1l:l0. y@lIow
Crawford. 81. 45di.6o: black cherries, VI we
f.s5 aprlcots si5o1l25. Bartlett ptar9 SEQ
q! r.; ssortld peare, siA5ai 20 taniatd,
~ IL pcrrhos. yellow Crawford, S.3ifll ",
ar ricots. si.25di.3o BARTLETT pears, AA01l ac'
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Difference 49,. 5,637 1852 1,Sl7,a3f .......
Liverpool Futures.
Futures opened quiet and steady; demand
moderate; al 2 p nj, quiet and steady closed
qulet and steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08

UNCHANGED sNtNe aHu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-08

ouoiotnns ara ter less than carload l5ts.
SPECIAL tater on carloads.
EAElFn WIRE Glddcn. gal. S2 90 nor 100
IaH " WrcFau 80 Ia.
WIRE NAILS Rate geo per key ad-
vances. iod. l2d and 1871 &c "a and ~. Too +,
Cd mud I'd, zoe, al and "a. sac Cd. 45c. %, Use.
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spots closed quiet and steady and u