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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-14

ss Isss eork, oer esi- IA as
July ,oIssa iorTs esH ssrs
September 100 1875 as aB
s.psemssr SIS Saa 81. So
Short ribs. per 100 Ie@,u ,,,A
septernber 49,. SIS SIS ss sS
Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour
easy: winter patents s. t0iS..V. straights
patents G.64s.2s: spring spe-
Gals E-5: Minnesota hard S.3us0i soft
spring wheat. SGS7c; No. ; spring wheat,
@1.c; No. : red. SIc. No. ? corn. &c.
No. : oats. @a: No. ? white. SHa-s>: No
sssascSS. ard Per Mos fa pork PORK per 300:
short ribs sides. loose. s. SnS dry > alt
ed shoulders. boxed. Sceas5 5: short clear
New York. June u-FIeur weak nd
inal. ' ''S" "'"
W~heat-Spo, weak: No. : red rm On
tons were active and very weak All day
closing lAg@iac net lower. tnauencet by
lower cables. the government report aad
toreIsh se!Iing. No. : red. July closed
at Sac. September closed AZ 1sLc. De
cemoer 7sAc.
Corn-Spo, weak: No. . s1sc op,i,nS
! shade easier with whea; IN face or
weather: closed lac net lower. July clos
Ell at STsc. september closed az sSSc
eats-SrOt easier. No. = DBL Options
duil AID lower. closing Ac OF. July closed
at 1ssc.
Lard-weak: western steauri so
July &n nominal; refined weak.
Pork-Weak. mess SO 5eIilm.
EggS2utet. state and Pennsylvania
isc; western fresh uEalec. southern leSs
Potatoes-Steady; Ncw York 600. new
S-3n9.e
Pe,roieum-Du,l: refined New York
So.l5, Phtladelphil ana Baltimore s. 10:
do in bulk 8 90.
Rice-Ffrm: domestic. calr % choice. 81
IoAc; Japan 5FsuSc.
Cabbage-Qulet: southern 81 20 s. D
Cotton Seed Oi-Dull and tending low
er. influenced 10y weakness in provisions.
Prime crude D=c nominal. prime summer
yellow 1c.
Cofee-OptIons opened inactive and un-
changed 10 5 points higher. ruled fat but
generally steady on Havre and Hamburg
advance. but no speculation here. spot
inquiry and warehouse delivery excep-
tionally small; closed steady. net un-
changed. Sales 100 bags. including July
at s. TofiS. Is: August at $50. Spot coffee
Rio dull. No. Z invoice 6Ac: No. I lob
bling 67sc: mild dull; Cordova SLrfi5rc.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining sac. cen-
trifugal. S test, I b-l6C. refined firm:
mould 4 5sc; granulated sac.
NAVAL STORES.
New York-Rosin steady: strained com
mon 10 good Sli2h.ui&. Turpentine
steady at 25ka2Sc.
&c bid; sales none. receipts LAS. Rosin
firm and unchanged; sales none, receipts
3,Set.
Charleston-Turpentine dull at 2c ask
ed and ALc. Ros!n firm and unchanged.
sales none.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.


COTTUN REPORT.
Wilmington. ". C. June II.
Receipts o. cotton roday-fo bales.
Receipts same day last year bales.
This seasons receipts 10 date-l. ~
bales
Receipts 70 same date Isss yea---aSs
bales.
The quotations posted At 4 o'clock to
day at the exchange:
Cotton steady.
Good ordinary ............. .......5
Low niddiag s Ills
Good middling So
Same day last year. TIC
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits t~urpenttne steady: machine bar
-els DC. country barrels s41c
Resin steady az $50 and Sos.
Tar steady at S.3a.
Crude turpentine steady; hard $50; soft
SL6o and $40
Prices same day last yea--Spsr.ts tur-
pentine. 25Ac ard 2ikc; rosin. SIS and
!L0; tar. 500; crude tu~rpeat!ne. $50.
Receipts today-is4 casks spirits tur-
pentine. go barrels rosin. s. barrels tar.
- barrels crude t~urpentine.
Receipts same day last year-It casks
spirits turpentine. ST barrels rosin, Ill
barrels tar. 10 barrels crude turpent!ne.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Rice-Uplands. S9SOc: ~loxlands. S.lo0
Ills.
Corn-J1c.
North Carolina Bacon-Hams. l0I 20
lie; shoulders, 6s to &c: sides. s 70 size.
Chickens-F1rm: spring l0J1sc; hens
lSdGc: ROSTERS. 1SG22c.
Corn meal-5hc.
Cow Peas-9oc.
Egg-FSrm at lie.
Shingles-Per 1000 five inch. hearts and
saps. $1-60d2. 10: six inch, $2.50G3.50.
Timber at 500 to 500 per 1000 feet.
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Cotton.

NO11oEN
Liverpool, June 11.-1:D p. motion
Spot quiet; prices unchanged; Ameri-
can middling 3 9-16c. The sales OF the
day were 5000 bales. of which 300 were for
speculation and export and included 400
American: receipts 10000 bales, all Amer
lean. Futures opened quiet with a mod
crate demand and closed steady.
American middltng, low middlin clause.
June 3 32-64T3 33-64d sellers; June and
July 3 32-6403 33-64d sellers: July and Au-
gust 3 32-64G3 33-64d buyers; August and
September 3 32-64G3 33-64d value; Septem-
Der and October 3 31-64G3 32-64d sellers;
November and December 3 29-64d buyers;
December and January 3 29-S4d buyers:
January and February 3 29-64d buyers:
February and March 3 2s-S+n3 3o-64d buy
ers: March and April 3 D-64d buyers.
New York, June u.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding s 9-16c; net receipts $50; gross re-
ceipts S1; forwarded $50: sales 500; stock
123. 60.
/ Total today and consolidated: Net re-
ceipts SCI: exports to Great Britain 6,013
to the continent 3,0f7: stock 3s7. ono.
Total since September LIST: Net receipts
s. 400. G2: exports to Great Britain 1856. AZ
to France 800 1914; TO the continent 7,SS,
8S7.
Spot closed at an advance of 1-1Sc
middling upIands 6 9-1Sc; middnng quit
s 13-16c; sales 500 bales.
Futures closed very steady: sales 52,J
bales. June $50: July 653: August 6.57.
September 63: October S.2; November
6.31: December ga; January S.37: Febru.
airy 6.33; March So.
PORT RECMPra
Galveston-Steady at &c.
Norfolk-Steady at SIC; net receipts 21
Observation-Disclosures at SIC; gross re
ceipts 40.
~Boston-Steady at s1Ac: net receipts 1S2
Wilnington-Steady at SIC; net receipt!
10.
Philadelphia-Firm at 6 3-l6c.
Savannah.Quiet at &c; net receipts 2B
New Orleans-Steady at s 1-lSc; net re
ceipts ~.
Mobi.e-Noninal az &C: net receipts q.
Memphis-Steady at &C: net receipts .
Augusta-Steady at SIC; net receipts 1s
Cnarleston-Steady at &C; net receipts
III
Cincinnati-steady at SC: net receipt:
20: gross receipts s.
| LouisvIileQuiet at 6nc.
St. Louis@Steady at &C. net ecerp-s %
Houstoa@Quiet az 5 l5-lsc; net receipt
5s.
! GRAIN AND PROVISION.
Chicago. Tune 18th leading future
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IL opens and cieanses the Nasal Passages.
Allays Inflammation Heals and Protects The
membrane. Restores The Senses OF Taste and
smell. Ful size Soc; Trial Size Ioc al Drug ,
gists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. SO Warren 81. New York
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est blessing Of my life.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MIOLCA
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PORT RECEIPTa
GRAIN AND PROVISION

Chicago. June 1.-THE leading future
were as follows:
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STOCKS AND BONDS,
BULLS HAD EVERYTHING THEIR
OWN WAY.
In the Trading ms Well as the
Speculative Leaders.

New York, June 1o.-There was bre
struggle the first hour of tcjay's stocl mar
ket to extend the reaction Which has been In
protress curing the week, when prices sud
denly and vigorously took an upward turn and
X was a runaway Full campaign tor the les,
OF the day. There was an enormous absorp-
ton OF stocks on the ascending scale of prices
especially IN sugar, the CHANGERS AMI few
oil tho leading spccialties.
The picking up of inactive and dormant
stooks, however, distinguished the trading
quite as much ds the aggl essive strcngth in
tho great speculative leaders
Inc advance was adopted in the face OF sew
efal Incidents, any one of which would have
been seized on to raid down the whole list In
the reaotionary spirit OF the carly part OF the
wech. one of these incilents was the mark
ing down OF prices for Americans in London
on toe score of the chronic British apprehen-
Sion that the currency and finances of the
United Suites were being unsettled and ruined
by the Nations supreme legislative body. Lon :.
don sold stocks early on this ground, but at
the extreme decline bought little bit OF
Louisville and Southern Railway preferred
There was a disposition at the opening to
continue the bear campaign against Sugar
AMI the price was driven down over q point
IN the first hour but advanced during the rest
OF tie day, tho extreme rise being 80. per
cent.
Reports from the growing crops awakened
an Urgent demand for the grangers The
stocks OF the whole group were eagerly
nocght st. Paul was held back awhile by
Loncon selling but finally joined the ad-
vance The Southwestern granger roads also
rot the benefit OF the crop prospect, especially
Atcfison preferred, which is up las on the day
Iha market closed very heavy and strong near
the TOP
rcnds merely held their own in the early
dealings, but prices rose and the volume OF
busrcss Increased later in the day. The total
sales were 81, 625, 600
lprt.
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in THE COTTON MARKETS.
Tie Government Buresu Report
Showing Juse Condition.
HUGH BETTER THAN LAST YEAR.
NEARLY seven Per Cent Decrease In
the Acrease--Priccs Made =
slight Advance.
ONCE Of The Post.
Houston. Friday, June 10.

Houston, Friday, June ~.
The governments June report OF the acre
age and condition of the cotton crop caused
very little excitement. though 1t served to
prevent a decline in the American spccula-
tive markets. Prices closed point or so
higher than yesterday. and or points
above today's lowest. There was no snap to
the market, however. and Indications are that
there will be very little change one way or
the other for some days to come.
The bulls contend that tho decreased acre.
age, as shown by the bureau report, snouid
cause strong market at the present low
level Of prices. The condition. however. IN
much better than last year. being 50 per cent.
against s35 on June /. 1897. Tho average
general condition for the past ten years has
been ST. on Juno !, consequently the condi-
zion of the plant is now bh per cent better
than last year and nearly per cent better
than the average for ten years. The I'M
proved condition, the bears assert, fully on
sets the 1901 600 decrease In acreage claimed
by the government.
In tho bureau report Of last June. reporting
the crop TO the end OF May. the following
assertions were made ''rhe crop throughout
the cotton belt Is three weeks late. The
weather during the past month nhs bccn coi'
and damp, and unfavorabe TO the growth OF
the plant Stands arc Irregular and poor III
many localities. The damage caused by in
sects has caused much roplanting." with
such n poor condition as that on June !. 1897,
the crop IL fDrecasted Is about TO prove H.,
100000. VIII 6.S per cent decrease In acre
age and a much better condition thus far.
result in a crop smaller than the one now
nearing the end OF ils marketing? IL can
easily fall 100000 bales short, as the
weather In June and July VIII decide the
crop. hut IL ia very evident that the present
outlook does not indicate much decrease In
the size OF tho Yield, although tho condition
June T.
The agricultural departments Juno oondi-
tton reports compare as follows.
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nRADsTREET's on FINANCE
more or Less Irregulnritv g., a.,
Market

Market.
we" YORK June 10-Bradstreet's Fin.r.
c'ai Review tomorrow will say. Moro .,
ieSs irregularty has been shown IN ~,
movement OF the market this waa,, w.
ana war news has been less of fac,o.
pu' WINE The tone of speculation has bcen
senera'lv strong, there has been consider.
aoie realizing in the groups of STOCK,
Win the recent advance, whllc fresh oros
have come into prominence and disn,aved
strength Wv
The bond markets activity has resected
me Presence OF new investors. Govern .
mem ponds have declined a little in CON.
sequence of the passage OF the war rev.
ehue oiil by the senate with n bond clans.
aua the certainty thus created that tho
soNerhment would soon bring out new
ISSUE. On the other hand. The railroad
oonu ist mas been active, advancing tho
searclly OF and higher prices for secnrie
go , III. a demand for the second ana
'n'I" grades oil railroad mortgages
can stoci though there stll annsars s't w u
rack OF public interest in orr soo,, ~ pe
abroad, and the advances in Tho : nn 's.es
aso.;, Tor them for several DAYS Wa.
s sis to purchasing orders rom No, wds
s o,us, while the market here has h ms
sn't I'VE, mere has hcsn a falling off IN tsa
n.unnt OF PARTICIPATION and the eeort, 'ue
~ M ,ors have been apparent in ssn o,
ho 'n son more notable movements princ, TOie
yar,on. i.ne IN sugar AMI the adyance =,
street c Tpet,aities; The sentiment OF tbs
money Is = s,a oallish. The case Of
the DELAYS :, supporting factor and while
n rne 'oniilcting news or ahsenoo war and
ca,n,, from the scene of hostilltiss , =, any
und de,a.ea to hold back specnla,I nus oeen
ir ~ 'y,ns feeling IS one Of cou us me
penc, - ss suits and in the strongly hm,1,
-''' 10 further successes to our sru nuilish
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GRAIN And PROVISIONS.
Wheat, Corn and Oats Up, bat Pro-
visions Are Lower.
The REPORTS OF EXCESSIVE RAIN
Gave a Stronger Tone TO the Wheat
Market and Caused nm Advance
In Corn OF 7-S TO lie.

Chicago, June 1o.--The advance In corn, the
excessive rains and complaints from every
section of crop damage strengthened wheat
prices today. July closed &c and September
tsn7,c higher. Corn left off 7salc up and oats
advanced lac. Pork lost s0c, lard 15c and
ribs 22hc
Ike crop damage reports continued to be the
chiei pull item in wheat at the start. There
seemed TO be apprehension that the harvest
WOLFE be seriously delayed ana that the gran
Wolld suffer considerable injury. Wheat In
the southern half OF Kansas was said to be
apoit ready FOR harvest, while the fields were
sain to be Hooded. Numerous other kilograms
froGl different parts OF the country brought
equal! bad reports but, interspersea with
Inc ttralds OF calamity, were few others or
rlu,e reassurns character, suggesting the
possibility OF the alleged disaster being more
imaginative than actual facts. There was
disrtn'uon to await the government report,
AUD this acted as n check to speculation. The
clearing up OF the weather Ia Chicago caused
a temporary change In speculative sentiment.
Tho sun, in about two hours after the opening
o, the session, was beaming in at the windows
OF the board and melted all the bull feeling
out OF the crowd In the wheat pit. From be-
,,Ins very strong the market became weak and
The early gain was more than lost General
tuynE by shorts gave the murket fresh I'M
Ie'us near the close
Chicago receipts were 81 cars; Minneapolis
ana lnihth 22l. Atlantic port cleaiances were
equal IL wheat and -four 10 $4,000 bushels.
jay began Ac lower to Ac higher at e71.nSS.
sofa up To 49, fell to 81, then hrmed up TO SSA
bid. the closing figure September started Ac
higher at ,59s@7ji.. advanced to 76is, declined
to ~. then rose TO 754 asked at the close.
Inc trade In corn was the most active OH the
noor The country came forth in vigorous
terms in numerous kilograms to describe the
possible effect OF too much rain. No sooner
had tho session started than a buying frenzy
seized the pit Shorts made "a general rush to
cover aud scalpers loaded UP freely with what
nttcrward proved to be cheap property, and
liberia! buying orders were filled for the coun-
try account
crop reports were very unfavorable for oats,
the seieai complaint being very heavy rains
beating down the grain beyond recovery
Thorc was a large business transacted at
higher prices.
The decided slump In provisions contrasted
strongly with the general strength In grains
Tho decline ascrihed to reports OF yellow
fever in Mississippi. Commission houses
started selling at the opening and prices CON
tiruod TO sag gradually and had only small
recovery at the close from the bottom prices.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow--Wheat IS |
cars corn 725 cars, oats 200 cars, hogs $4,000
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, juno 10.-Evening Posts Lon.
don financial eablegram says: The stock man.
keis were auiet and dull today, the speeu-
setback IN Grand Trunk on unfayorable trat
fce statements trai-
New York, June io,-Total sales stocks -.
ferred. 50, 90 ST. Paul. se,s56, Svsar on pre-
London. June lo--Consols for m r",sS,'
~ s-ie; for the account. iii ,-ls: Mav,ny,
9nr sr 2lA Mexican Central. new IS 81
The rate OF discount in the omen r PEI cent
s snort eiils IN per cent; for three mo,, ,S'
2Slec for checks. W Aoudon. 81.
OF New sn YORK. June lo.--ciearings today ,,,,
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hRADsTREET's REVIEW,
The Spring nusin..
pecsn,,"H Has Met FIX

pec,a., mas Met Elk.
new York. June 1O.--Brsdx,.
a0s wlil say; Accompanying The rom somor.
s.' seasonaDle quieting down Of ~, ,sports OF
o asmsna Tor and movement of msre, SPINS
v rs proofs that the spring business az
yesr Of 1925 with few notable ass ol the
largely met expectations p ar.nanses'
~ this latter view OF the aas .'a'iy
r raj noavy totals of bank clearins. AS are
urss n.y.. earnings, heavy exports large
tion,, "en, down to the normal ao'al iaii-
nO,as steadiness in prices tc,, ana excep-
WesSa advances registered soma o s,s the
cereals a ara lower prices for num ,hs age
heavv curing the past week in a I'M Of
cron nr, vAport business point N ra ,aoe OF
insir prospects for wheat and an, NJ very good
s,r need holders toward uars grains.
for q raw ing, the little squirt in tho asr,,
cows Jaw wool. largely on army ~, nrs demand
,Siu perceptibly less activs Susaers. has
torv ssapie al the East and tho mrsa for
= - eonaitions In the manufs ctrs rnsatisfac-
Az seI'ected in talk OF curtaii,nng trades
firm me tone Of cotton remsin we Pro-
hssr az. ana most makes Of einrhsms isirly
nrsn, advanced, but cuts IL soms r1 nave
s ssss. are announced 10 cissr -, makes Of
'ues OF the price situation * *. stoc.s.
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New OrIeans II B~arish.
2. " Hunter 4 Co. say OF the cotton mar.
tet; Our market sold down 5 points below
last nights close, but when the government,
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Grain and Provision. r,.

new orleans, June lo.--Hog products very
ouil pork. standard mess. ii .ssSfii "a. Lara
refined terces. Az pure lard sus16as. hoxai
meats, dry salt shoulders 5L,eissc: SIDES sisa,'
W, becon, clear rib sides 6TsfI7. hams chn,e.,
sugar cured, afl0. Rice s;sudy. ordinar, ~
,air ltenns. Flour grain and feedstufss d,,i
r!oar-,Extra fancy 5,ioff5. 20; patents ia1S
s.@ Corn meal 1 90ffl as Bran * III
ftime II. @nla so. Corn--No 2 sacked MI,
~ ' yellow '1 white IS, oats-No. . Sucked
Kansas City, June io.--whoat scarce bar,
nmisner; soft neglected; No | hard oos NJ -
$50 go; No, | red e+das; No ., aafIas. NJ .
sptinr W: Corn--Nixed about steady, wh,,e
hirpsr; no. ! mixed ss.GsOx, Oats du,, h.,
s,esay' no. white 2ss. Rye steady. M .
~, nay slow and UNCHANGED Rere,nts
Wnnat 1000. corn ~, zoo oats q. 900. Shinmsn,s
wheat -s'Vo. corn q 800. oats 1000.
New York. June io--whcat-Recein,. "A,
~, Exports, go, 200; spot Arm; No. red
- =, q, o. anoat. export grade; on,io,~
Spsneu hrmer ON cables, wet weather ana Al.
, r"mer "a corn; except for an afternoon rene
, uy" snuss a prospective bearish xoyernmsn,
,tl|,,,,, Tue market was held all day and rinsad
ws.a,s net higher; light receipts and enss
rniv a.i"ie',, also were important factors.
~, ma. wool-unchanged Cotton asa
nr,ess nno easier. with offerings Al ,owar
summer yellow. %; of sumner ys,I.n s PRIME
-, fig iron Warrants ami, Z "a W. san
asked. Lake copper--DnlI i, 90 hssu' 20
ssked Tin-Essier, 1900 hid * , vlu' 40
spsnsr-Aeo bid. ASS asked. isss ask se,.
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BUTTER AND Et'ek

Kansas City. June lo.-Butter
1oGlx; creamery l2dn. Eg1s "
candled Missouri and Kansas ~ r
turned: seconda 6; general 9us,"yj7
SURE ring from the effect Of ing Mn
81 Louis, June 10.-Butter e. N
lsltafl5: dairy s6lsh. +. Ell
{ Chicago. luno 10.-Buttef
lS@1tn. dairy lt8ls. Effe Z
New York. June l0.-E(.
e.. packages; Western iiHols! 4
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New York. June lo.--Money on call steady
at lMitS per cent: last loan III; prime mer
camille paper 3ni per cent; sterling exchange
easier, with actual business In bankers hills
az s5s, al s. for demand and i.Silsd4 .Sis. for
siNt' days: posted rates A. 5,, and 4 81; COM
me cial bills 4S3A; silver certificates 57i.G
Eo,.ri rent and railroad bonds duh. STAT
bonds dull, ss"'e
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MOVEMENT ron NiNn MONTHS.
over Ten and Three Quarter Milton
Bnles In sight.

Bnies In sight.
Secretary Hester's monthly abatement. n
synopsis Of which appeared in Thursday
Post. shows the amount brought into sight by
groups Of States for tho nine months OF this
season follows:
Tesas and Indian Territory 1850 sos bales.
IN increase over same time last year Of s5i
zis, an increase over year before last OF L leo,
ISL. and decrease under 1898 OF 232,9ei
Other Gulf States 3.7ss,aao. an increase over
last year OF 9s3.760. over year before last OF
.6s8,l2. and over 1895 OF Sso.37b,
Atlantic States. t.07l9S2, an increase ovcr
Aht year OF oip,'56, over year before Inst OF
,2lS1bb. aud over 1S9b OF igl 1873
total crop In sight close May. 10, 7s5 ST. an
hsrease oyer a, lsst yenr OF 2als. 49, over year
ociofe OF 5,o23,B0 and over 1895 Of i0Ss,af7
After May 81, IN ls95. the amount brought
into sight from Texas aud indian Territory
was ~, l0s from other Gulf States l06 Sos ana
from Atlantic States ASH.
The groups OF states as above nentiored
furnished OF the total cotton crop; From Toxa.
aud indian Territory, In round numbers > :
az 900 bales last year and S,27d 900 in iseS
otner cur states 2,s3l. 600 last year and O 600 :
200 In 1885; Atlantic States sSip 000 lnst vcnr
aud $685., 600 IN 1895. '''"' se"'
The deliveries of cotton from, tho State a,
AeAas' ineiuuihs the Indian Territory
Receipts at Texas 1880
sSaboard ...,. 1909, a2S i.soao6l l,eie, ss,
Mexico ana na,n 70
west Of Missssinni
river III Ns''e' 100 oso s,
Shiena, X, ',.i,;,'..,, lss96S S2,6t5 570sa
III Ionis and r,a ~ ono a..
Receipts at New Or '''''''
leans {cxclusiyc OF
Galveston cotton. 5Si0lO 4sT oai /, NJ, ~,
OF crossing m W,s.
sissippi liver rnr,,,
Of AZ louis hnm,.a
eastward s,c .ou"u ss
e'''''''' tS3H s5,ss7 5o,oso
rota, % Ma, oo..- -- ----
Deiiver,ss as,ssr i.s's''.lS2 2lde.75o .s26, 500
Al a''e' "hy
rStai "a. ,. . 81 1854 49,aos
Minus co rop; 49," 2.ai,5M s,27s.s5s
IfAvnanse DEDUCTED
nscraas 70 Nay ~ over last year,. sst. asa
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BnreRu Report Fen Fiat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11

~ ~; Louis: June lo.-Flour Arm: patents : oo
m' - ~, ssraights 460d4sO; clear 4.i5Si4, 40
a nv, iuin 8 oon3.9o Wheat closed easy viii
M se.iers higher, July advancing Nc Saptenb e
N an" nscember NC for the day spot steady.
10 req: cash, elevator 90 track oSSIasi .
Juns &c: July 81 asked: September 79ss NJ,
rtpur - asked; No hard cash 97is. Corn
r waruias tnsettled and irregular, but rrces
wc,c Wen sustained. the close being cool "a
h,sher than Yesterday; spot steady: No ''
, tash 81 S,d Jspe 3iN July sl7s asked: Sep.
,eniner S21sNSS. 0ats--Futures firm ciosin,
ifaeuenally higher than yesterday. snni
srSS.S; No 2 cash. elevator o. bid, track e5is
q ~ June %: July 2s7s; Septembcr eis. bid,
no, white 81 Rye nominal, dull. FlnS sned
nominal. lib Timothy seed .. s5sf2ss Corn
a lsa, s,eady, lIhal So Bran stronger and In
Hey steady: prairie eoodio. 90: timothy 5o ~,
IN, IN. WHISKY l. % Cotton tics and 6aggipg
nnih W, Pork weak; standard mess iohs
OILS lo;l2,s. Lard weak: prime steam 81
shoiee 50 sacnn--Roycd shoulders "a
f I,rv Snort clear 40: ribn s7i; shorts sS7,s
snort coar 5.S1iR; ribs & ca. shnr,s e -, 'Nua