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iIvered. Apex. ico-ib eases. n.soc: !n so-iD
cases, Ii-G0.
FLoUR-Empire Mills. Houston: Daylson's
high patent, i6.Ie, White Ribbon, second pat
eni. $50. Texas Star mile quote: Tidal Wave
gs.ic; Sea Fairy. second roller patent, S5.e7:
Sea ftRri ~ ~ we 8ous g,.sv Special rates
for bhipineDts 10 interior points; -four Ia bar
rels i5c above sacks. ia half barrels 2oe above
barrels.
te-lb sacks. .2epty7.iu per Dbl Of four sacks.
Scotch and Frie6ds' oats. zi0: Columbian
IAMs-stsndara. s,se; picnic hams, .ae.
| IN comb sfIiec: In iF-Ib cans. extracted, ei4r
LARD Refined tierees, compound 45sc iess
,i1c. t0-lb cans re higher than tie-ees: ip-lb
cars nc higher. s-Ib cans sc higher. alb
&c oi.LssEs-Res,oisd. .slr. lseisc; prime.
.9d2ic; choice. 2sG.se. fancy new crop syrup.
Ricg-TxtrA fancy bad. sass.e: choice. Sc
r;4c. fair. 4ssa5e fancy imooriet, slg5ssc-
ROPE Basis for I-is; sisai. ice. manila.
yALT-Iiverpooi. eoa-s,. atG7;e; an. 90
~: Louisiana. ros.ss. Gle sDe. So. barrels.
ss.i0s. s. 81. 90-ss. s2s5 i,l-sE. sz-ga. T2-+s.
SALT FlsH-Mses.re,. 80. ! IN ie-ih hits.
sscasi-ns: halt barrels. HnaEf 20.
ShETI,sEs-AnieFicS quarters. N7s. r,ss-
,syi ,h-et-quarters. s. ~. Imported Gillette
grsee, qa4r,ers. 'ii.53; iaacy s7Fais. quarters.
STARCH Standard goods. Pearl IN ts-ie
bares, sac Royal Clos huik sA.c: Nieksl
80 y1cfsgea t.sz heT. E. =. earn ti1rch, es.e
pr H. - and st-ih boxes
SUGAR. -Oucthtians as f0- small iots; t7t-
ci,l rrln,s riyeu o. rarioss orders stA16sri
.rar'istes trr: cubes ard powdered. s':c:
iS.ulsiaaa Yel'o~ clarified. fancy. Sse' eA'ise
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GALVESTON.

NEW oRLEANa.
hspertsd far The Peat daily sse@t. rsu,.-
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kahsas Clty. June -Wheat-Abou, ,
lower: eenerally duh. No. l hard 9sGg7 No
hard. 9ipss: Nc. l rei. rs: No. red as
30 sprlpg f@G9i COn--nun. lower NJ
uiSrd, 29Na' nts--Lower: No . white
choice timothy. 800; prairie. 500. RScein,e.5
Wheat. ie io0 bushels corn, 5.Ino bushels.
oats. lNcoo bushels Shipments Wheat y. ;0o
els '''s' WV ousn-
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An anomalous conditions prevails in oeFs.
Whilo some Interior points ara shlpring IN
freely others are buying fresh oanela eggs.
large proportion OF Texas eggs arc spoitrd
and are deducted IN The returns. Some ship
pers Insist on mixing IN guinea eggs TheNe
are not wanted at any price. not oyrn N
cents dozen, as retailers make dcduofiaus
and Kick vigorously when they nnd guinea
eggs IN the eases.
a government contract for s0a,u9l bsftcls OF
hour became known IN New York Friday TIE
hour Is intended for the array and Is lar
prompt delivery The grade il what Is knoNn
IN the Hour trade as winter wheat strnlghte
ana the contract price IL 1898 per halt barrel
the Hour being packed in half harr.ls
The price OF all crackers listed AZ 10 ecnts
and above Is reduced cen, q mound ana IN
qualities llsted hollow 10 cents the r4dne,,,r
10 about ikr pound
heceipts OF poultry were unusually heavy
Tor Monday and considerable stock MAS car
rind over. Prices are, however upcLaneed
Al primary points hog products are wsaker
and prices may decline fraotionAllv
Wheat continues TO decline and eba,,.-
Hour may be expected to follow
sugar romans steady at unchanged nrieea
Fruits are not selling very freely and stocl<a
are light The tone Of the market is Arm.
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COTTON ON snrpnnAn,

:, iIy barge Alice. 10 bales: sch Columbus q
Total 1T3. W
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GALVESTON srocK.

ton. today: - '''''ss'
For Antwerp-ss olinaa. so bales.
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Es-Fancy Bon Paws 'i7s, other va
nANfNAs -n7so..oo per busch, packed 'or
CIERRIEs -caltoruio. u.75a2o0
LtHONs-Faney SEQ. extra taacy $500
riCMS Tc1as. s5d8ac pcr rr-l. box.
ORANGES Navels S1.t9G Is, sccdlnge
sTilAwBERRtHs- 81 oogi 8 per crate. ac-
cUdnE 70 quality.
N WIRE ANr NAILS.
gQun'ationf acs ter lels than carload LOTS
sp0ciul fafFr on carloads
:, lAiltRtp VILE hdden. gal, 81 40 Der 100
WIRE NAILS -ItAtc. S2.ca rer kcr. ad
y9nres loc l2i and lGl Sc 50 nul a. ,0r,
sd and III. zoe "a and "a SOC, 90. isc. "a, ~,
GRAIN AND NAY
Carload lots ioh ears fron, mills: dealer.
sharso itom store S9iOc more pes lO3 lbs on
nIan. tH2c ter hushtl Oh cats and corn art
ionlac Ter 100 lbs on hay
IRAN -s9ci cutp bran SIC por 100 lhs
LIMITED CuRN-sGc ptr 100 lbs
rvI.N-Nn. .. sacked. sc
kAFFlR CoRN--7Oc
~ ~, !s1I ~ es.ss, &c per tu; Kansas iic.
NlthAT SHORTS - 90 nor 100 Ina
WHEAT SCREENINGS 7ssisoc noe h,.Ao,
=, tAS-Alfalia SlAo9Gl3,o0 Der ION .,nothr
Slt aVM iS..o, South Texas nrairie hav "a Snzs
bVN. North Texas, So nl7i0 N S' N'''Ny
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS .- Meal ana
Sans' $500 p.r iou; hulls, 81 50Ws 70 per ton
MIilET SEED 70si75c per bushol va
SuLGliUM SEElb-N 1891 20 Der bushoI
Ky i sEED--S5c Per hushtl
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Futures opened dull, demand moderate: n,
r M dull and inactive: closed dull and
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Market STEADY; Texas cattle active and all
classes good stock in demand; hogs slow and
weak. good sheep firm
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New OrlcaAsy June Clog nrodurts vsr,,
auit, erk-Standard mess. ll.6ASiiI 49, LAID
kenned uerc"s, IS; rsAned eisGsk noxcs
vs. Haeon--Clesr ribs SIDES 5is67E Hams
-Nhoico sugar cufoj. safe Ricc-ordinnry
70 sHGa' iSN5&. Flour. grain snd fecdsmrs
cn,s, 5JoG5.fo. Cornmcai-i. 9oliI.s5 IRA
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New York. June s.--Absence OF important
developments IN the crop situation over sun
day. cables reporting stagnant markets at
Liverpool and Indications generally pointing
10 decisive movement in the Spanish Amer
team troubles tended to make both bulls and
bears extremely cautious in todays cotton
market and had the effect of intmitating
outside speculative iuteres. to the extent that
very few orders are received. and even these
were a. limits which prohibited their eHecu-
tio1. From the start the market was, uninter-
cstius and the scope OF fluctuations were lin
ltet TO q range of points II anything the
tsadeury was toward a higher level OF values
lac close was quiet. with market unchanged
70 . points net higher. Total sales 3 ,oo9.
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New York. June e-Money on call iia ~
cens; prime mercantile paper 3Aa4l. per eent.
steiirs exchange frm, with actual bushes,
IN BARRIERS bills at ts6ha at ssis for demand
- Ss's eommeTcla bills tssitTt ga, sti
Vet eSfifcates ,sis06i; tar silver unccris,n
sis; MCLEAN dollars t5,s. Government bonds
WEAK state honis dpll. railroad bonds stlonr
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

St. Louis, June 6.-Butter-Quiet; creamery.
l4al6i4 dairy. lOdl4 Eggs-Lower So.
Chicago. June 6-Butter-Firm; creamery,
lS1l5ta, dairy nal3. Eggs-Steady; fresh.
ek.
Kansas City, June .-But,er-Crearnery
l2l2al5. dairy, 10dl2 Eggs-Firm; fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, s. cases
returned; seconds, 6.
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HIDES. WOOL AND BEEswAx.
COFFEE.

New York, June e,--Cofee-o Options opened
steady, with prices ) points higher, further
improved points. and closed steady at 5
points net higher; sales $3.50 bags. Spot RIO
STEADY; No. I. invoice 81, jobbing = mild
stc9dy Cordova sisdl5is; sales 1000 bags.
Now Orleans, Jane 6.--Coffee quiet; Rio, Or
dicary to fair. 7N1s.
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Dry Goods.

New York June 6.-Conditions are better In
the dry goods market. The warmer weather
has Induced heavier trading in the more sen
sonstle lines. The price tone Is more hopeful
thorar no moves are reported the part OF
blcached goods. Wooden goods show generally
p0o- results. In print cloths the quotation on
extras is cents. but some odd goods are re-
ported 10 be moving on a better basis.
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81 GAR.

New York, June s-Sugar--Raw firm: fair
refining ga centrifugal. 90 test, 5-l6; re-
fined firm.
New Orleans, June 6.---Sugar-Open Kettle
Sol: centrifugal, white i9s; yellows 4AaiIs:
se,cnds 2hQ37s. Molassas steady; centrifu-
gal 5i4d13.
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Nv YORK EXCHANGE
LESS liz
The Posts CabIeuram

,. New York. lane & -rhs Evening Pos, !,
London financial cablegram says: The stocS
markets here we're quiet. speculative stocks
oclng riost favored. Americans opened cool
ON tie report trnni Santiago. Dcalinss ana
ecner'l Interests mere IN Americans are widen
my, tut New YORK checked the upward u1cys.
mont this afternoon and Itie.s closed dali
SPANISH iours and all foreign stocks were sSo3
on tbs improvement In rnrls. The beIief
grows that Spain VIII endcavor TO get the
POWERS to mediate
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CnreiII q Richnrd.on.~ Nd,iccs

By nTigate wire % Cargill q Richardsol:
New York, juno 6.-The market started
quiet, with a strong uDdertone. 1t was stated
that the short iDteTcs, was becoming nervous
on account Of the abscace Of rain IN several
sections. notably Southwest Texas Alabama,
Louisiana and South Carolina. Liverpool was
said to be short Of long months. An alb
sence q sellers at the opening helped to af
vance prices ] to . points in some instances.
Memphis adyices were extremely fasorabla as
regards the crop. Liverpool spot sales I0tl.
unchanged at 9-is Fujurcs dull and nact-
I've at Saturday prices Speculation during
the day w1s Oh the smaliss, scale for many
weeks. It is evidently d visiting market.
Shorts are expected 10 DO better. Towards
the close shorts covered. advancing prices
70 pQlnts.
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FINANCIAL nR,Ers.

was quoted at rs - '' s"io
lion Of the treasury shows ayaiIsbls c..s al
an, slss iss,ss2: gold reserve si-n $50 ia
fsris-rhree per cent rentes leaf ri.
49, ~ account exchange on London Isl ssIe 10,
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D.fleltucc 49,. 5,935 l,-l5 I,sIl.sVI ....'.
stocks ut United states FORTS.
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PR0DrcE

FFsSE-White. .. @gps d; BAyou. ~ ste.c'
sifts tFsAse Liriss. - 20 40 blsrA ese''
EgwTrR--nlue s:ar. i7c. tz,ry. 4l4f'
Elrla cr5zsuer3. lsasos. Elsin dairy bFi, ~.
,t' oieaaa'Earine. sasas sSs 49, -" ~
cagr.sGE- Trras 90 I~F l"5 ms
CTl cry Texas arr feT dozs7- ..
Cffrger. New Tork fYii cresD. ll1l5c' :
81 soo7fis ieli cream. 5l'sGi2e; Young Amer
-,t settr Western stiIl, lhr.
EcGS Ts1as 1884, Texas caudltd i-'1o'
kana2s lS3fs-
0NI0Ss, 7-cftiH1 pr ovshel.
1Fl'r gs8~Ch7 .ta.5 per h
POTATOES SIS TeGsz feIslg PR Dn
FcTLTRY--fie-c 81 p5qs 5- fryerH. 80 01G
~ hGGIers siL-Q2N Tufkcys. hsp., -
Gttf; Ec4fif5s G. 11@s.H. IlckS. f..toll 80
Grtfe 4 1Ectl 3d.
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AearA- Wiiieii & Gray ray: Work on the
new Arbuokle sugar refinery Is progress ing
rapidly, and The Indications now are that ii
VIII BE- completed TIA July As a rule. how
ever, rev fctneIes sge rot able 10 suu rici,I.
iiF 10 their full capacity until a ngunth ur 30
after ennpttion. lhHt tine bclug required
ior we tesNng 81 ms machinery nal pltiia g
Il IN operation, graduully Increasing tha nia.t-
ING a. raNs from small tyiai quantity unln
az parts run smoothly Mresra. Arbu KID
hrS nase bought a moderate supply az raas.
nriualng II is thought soulc Egyttau aud
Java sugars 70 arrive, and possibly sumr
sugars on the SPOT u ia also rsnurted that
they nave arranged Tor thor aGpply ~ bar.
teiN. lhlS refinery viii bage a capacity x
about 5000 barrels refined daily Tho paachcr
refinery, which Is also building Ia nrtoAlyl.
port OF New YORK, viii probably b., tniahC d
parltY OF siNln hnrrnla n y y"
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London Money.

London. June S,--consols for money III s-Is.
for the account III 1-i6: Mexican o-t,sa 70.
~ Mexican Central new fours eSt., bar sii
yer steady, 25isa per ounce: money tlsSi r.
cent rate Of discount in the open rnarke, 10,
short and three months bills i1sTis nor So,,,
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In The COTTON MARKETS.
Spectators Arc Waiting for Some.
thing to Turn Up.
TRANSACTIONS EXTREMELY LIGHT.
Future snles in New York and New
Orleans smnII-LittIc Doing in
spots-Prices Unchanged.
TRANSACTIONS EXTREMELY LIGHT
ofhce Of The Post.

Houston, Monday, juno ..
Sales Of 1000 bales in New York and but
3Go In New Orleans Of contract cotton tells
the tale and shows that !, Is Micaw5er
like Misunderstanding for something to turn
up.
Lack Of seasonable rains over large area
is card 10 the hands Of the bulls. and thea
there is an underlying current Of feeling that
the war VIII soon be brought to a close by
Spain suing for peace.
There was no change in spot prices in any
market, and transactions were small, sales
in Liverpool being only 7o91
Futures in Liverpool opened and closed IN
changed on near and 1 to up on distant
months.
Port receipts arc still heavy, being today
e7Zl. against Is5 last year and $500 in 1895.
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HEAVY STAPLES.


AAiSfUNITIoN--pow per key. a oor,
t25: blasting powder, siG5 per kes; drep shn,
per sack, Si.25; buck. N.b0. S''
BACoN--Extra short clear. in sacks. IAN
tc; regulars. ssJS1s1; boxed Ac hiphsr
sac: breakfast bacon, aNGri0c. 'N'"sN'
BAGIlNG AND TlES--Less than car ,o,s
FROM Houston: Banging. z-lb 6iac; q. ill. .f,s
cANDi--stick, Wrapped. basis "a. cAsp7c
par ID. special sixes. ise higher. SS'S
coFFEE-itic and cordova l2risHc. fair
eAQs1sc; prime. loGioMc, choice. loIslsir.
faacy. llH9ilAc; peaberry. l2AQ iaAc. Roast,
- coffsex: Arbuokles Ariosa, basis iaa-I,
caRz u-soc delivered: Ss-lb cases, ii. zoe DE-.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.
Houston tnilroad uccciptx

uoastons gross Iecs pt,ut cotton By the varous
rails oahN enter.n- fne city we're a, follows.
Houston ASA eIa> centTa.. ........ 2sS
! ''ei uH-oAi. ana ''Fra' Northern -.....- IA
Gaiyeston. itsfr st';.re aad san Antonio ii
q. 49, .tud New urlpt ........ -..... ------
horstcn FAST and Wesi Texas. ... - II
bui. Colorado ans >Anul re. .. ......
saa Aa,o4o ,la Ar.es., ralss............. 40
" - % '~ 'NN'' ''t''-.''' ''.'.- +.,.
80 ''''''''-- "'''''. 's
Total ..-. -......... 3zo
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.

New York.--Totai sales Of stoess .,.,. rs
Soo shares. Including Atchison preferred AZ :
.se No1nsrn Pertac 3.ess. Northern Psciac
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stupic
Commodities.

THESE quotations are revised daily. and their
correctness can be relied upon, The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
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classes good stock in demand: hogs Alow and
weak. good sheep firm
St Louis. June s.-cattie-Receipts $500 in
GLIDING 200 Texans. shipments. 200. 5ai0
lower for native shipping and export steers:
Teens steady to strong; fair 70 fancy native
i.55a+eo dressed bee. and butcher steers
430GLso. bulk. 45o1475; steers under 1907
pounds. s-2@4e5; bulk. 1885 80. stockers
and feeders 3 soSl Is: bulk eDTs55: COWS
aud heifers, 2c9G4.75: bulk Of cows 2i5d3.65;
Texas and Indian steers, 2S5d435: bulk, 1856
dAel. cows and heifers, 2e5d3-I5. Hogs
Receipts, 800; shipments $500: market geDer-
ally lower; workers. 390sf4.co: packers. $40
ISIS; butchers, iiGGi.2o. Sheep Receipts.
800 shipments. 1900, market steady; native
muttons. 3.ioQ4G5; lambs, 4.75d5.to.
Kansaz city. juno s..-Cattle-Reeelpts i723
natives. 1860 Texans light ard desirable l0c
higher. fancy heavy steers i.55N4.S 50. medium
i.@pt 60 lights 1854 IS. stock ers and feed
crs IfN+.oI, Western steers 3 .j0T3. So; steers
and hcifers 1900 20. Gamers ? .5oNS.2j; bulls
3.lIG 90: Texas steers ,. sal .35 Texas and
Indian cows 3.i5G5.75. Hogs-Receipts Cofa-
cial 1913: majority OF sales 1ec lower: shade
s'pi.c0; lights 2 7od9 49, pigs 3.o005.6,.
SHEEP Receipts to:hcian fof9: supply large
Graliiy irir. strong t. i0a higher, Colorado
wcolcd lambs 2 =: Arizona vesrllnss go;
sonthwestorr clipped sheep 4.?5ni.95. Texans
! soTi rs; grass Texans 3,1I0il0, spring
lambs $1,000.
Chicago June 6.--CaitIe- Stronger: steers,
i50n535; medium. 15pJ4e5: COWS and heif-
ere. B. io@ih ~; GAMERS 250d3.25; stockerg and
feeders, i0Da5.o0; Texas steers. 3.4Sd3 81.
20 choice. ii5I432i2; packers 3.a)1;s2is
butchers 4.co1i25; mixed, 295a420: light.
525W4i5: pigs Z.70d59o sheep-Chniee =
hiFhcr' 3.59dis5; clipped lambs. f.ooQ5 70;
sheep, 1900.
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cI0slng quOtatI0ns On honds al New york
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, june THE local banks are we'll
ttFpltd with money for all PURPOSES rhrl.
market $50 'N""
Exchange Is quoted as follows: New yerl
htyine. PER. settling. New York. 81; Louis ana
NansAS CITY, siNGe5o premium: New on.
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HOUSTON BANK CLEALlNCs

:, Inc 'olioWinG are the clearances OF tn.
Houston tapfs for the week thus far AMI fer
the corr speeding time last year, tore,he,
With the increase or decrease: -N'
This year. LAST wear Incr.as,
saturday ......-. $1S6,i,1 $3.50 as $50 n,
monday .,.,..." 9S2,6lS ASH 3S-ai
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
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BAROMETER OF BUSINESS.
IA Index to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
EFFECTS OF THE WAR BEING FELT.
Retail Trade Curtailed by the With
drawaI of Wage Farmers who
Have Eniisted-Tradc Notes.
once Of The post.


Houston. Monday. June Q.
All lines Of business airs feeling the eject
OF war aad the commercial world hopes that
Is reported from Washington. Spain ia ready
to say her honor is vlnd.cated and that she
has had enough
Retailers suffer rnorc. perhaps than the
.obbe-s Houston has ratriorcaly responded
10 the cali Tor volunteers. having sent seven
fun companies % the front. 70 say nothing
Of individual enlis,monts in the regular af1'T
and outside companies, This has taken away
fully 90 men, nearly every one Of ~h9m IS
a wage Garner. for the habiiusl and chronic
loAfers are skill seen arCuaa their usual
haunts.
It Is safe TO assume that each wage carer
who has enlisted makes 80 Faoaih. rhi-A
means $3.50 a month praetirsiiy wltbdIaVa
fran cifculntgon, because u IS the maner
earned ~ Tie clssk. laechanie ana Aco'es
that moves aue psasss from Aaad 10 hasa
The same condition prevails IL othet ceaie'a
o: population. tspsaaiy 81. I.suis Vaese toa-
tfaeirss ssg ,hat Aapdre4s of zlen employees
ia the hulldins Trad h2g ihreAu ra paring
Positions TO .aia fss FE.lzr eaa velaatosr
arnles
1t IS s9s 70 Re wbeetr1 81. herfto'e. isat
basiness uen Nli slsdy V,i ll2e o Tcsi3:a-
iioa Of f4aes. sla-e tA4 Naf asl aifrs1y
,ss;es ioneer sL4a & was iaavsAi 59ss!s.e
lt.ess il.e oatas os E. s.a,NlL-t.
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"sh quotations were a. foilcTs;
Flour Dull
what No. 2 spring, In. No spring 95g
lJo. SO red ! r5
Corn No p -.
oets-No ? 49, 40. . white. 2s'aG22; No.
white. 27i4.
ByC-Nc g. 81
harley NO O. 3lda7is
Meas pork-Per barrel, l03sGi0A
f.ard-Per ION pounds 5.f-l. e. %.
Short ribs sides Loose t.55U5 ~.
Dry salted shoulders BoNed 5G5it.
Short clear sidcs-B0xo Gf8Gs.2J.
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sec d Salty
call. lClosediCiose
Month OF dellvl

sized: bid: nominal
View Orleans Futures
Futures opened steady; closed dull; saiee
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MARINE INrnLi.,Grvcr
Port o. Galveston, June 6.

Port OF Galveston. June 6.
Nor arrivals o. departures today.
VESSELS IN PORT.
IS ollnia. Hansen.
s. fensg cola. Sin mons.
sob Morales.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS nreckncld, shields. April s
IL, ""''' may
Is Snvefiaie. James, Mnrseiiics, May IL
IS White Cross, at Antwerp March 20
GALVESTON COTTON RErElpTs
iiy barge Alice. iss bales sch Columbus. 4,
Total, ii5. W.
COTTON ON sHrPBoApp.
ton. today: ~
For Antwerp--ss olnla. so hale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

Spots CLOSED unchansed saes 100 OF whicn
eco were American imports 1900 OF which
800 were American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

>, Vhieago advlces hy private wire TO r. w.
huntcr q Co gave puts on Iuly corn n.
snd Si'gb2ia- and calls 90 calls on septnn'
per wheat sold az i7SS and 7f'>TN and nuts
a. '4ApH IS, Fine crop prospects and long
iaquun9,i'en was the feature today and there
Is Httle hope % oarc than temporary rallios
from t4me 10 time Tor the next two weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

bid; sellers; y value.
New York Futures
Futures opened dull bat steady; closed qule,
and steady. sales % eco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

Scw York. June G.--Nheat--R oeeipts n, ia5
exports -, "a; spc' wcai,; Nv. red 10 ~ 4
EXPORT stadei No. ?, l.l1. car lots spot. op
s,ops St.ned hsaVy anil were weak all uas
vioslhs l""eii veal cables and fine ergl news
Mcrg the features; No. rel. .Iuiy oil. Wool
SHAY nr, Totton seed oil quiet; prime isa.ss;
s pr'la, ES11oN SSE-6 Pug, iron warrants
NsAey 40 bid, $50 asked. Lake ronrcr
991,St, II % BID, l. ie asked Tin nrn. =; az
sne'ter hrm, $50 Ind, so asked Lead on,s,
$40 hia, $50 asked; selling Iriee I, CO. NN'N''
The Coconino sun., 1898-07-30
Land Script

For sale in quantities to suit locators. from 10 acres up. Apply toJ. M. Simp- son. Babbitt Block
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-19
Mines and
Mining.
Fraud In Mining Sales.

The agent of prospective purchaser
Of q mine inspected the property, had
a few tons of ore taken out by the own
ers under his direction, and milled.
was present while the ore was being
worked, and also took samples for as
saving, and subsequently reported that
the ore averaged in value S65 per ton,
and denied any fraud on his part or
that of the owners. The latter also
denied fraud. One who was inter-
ested in the sale complained to one of
the owners OF the quality of the ore
taken out on the test, and at the sug-
oestion of the latter told the owner,
who was taking out the ore, to send
better ore, and that owner replied that
ne would attend to it. Tests made
subsequently to the sale showed the
ore to be worth 81 SO per ton: and the
purchaser testified that one who was
interested In the sale told him
that the agents report was false, and
made for the purpose of making
the sale, a statement denied by the one
the purchaser said made 1t to him:
The court held that the evidence OF
fraud on the part of the owners was
not sufficient to warrant reversal OF
the fudine by the trial court that the
contract was not fraudulent.-Henry
vs.. Mayer (53 Pacific Reporter, 59O,)
Supreme Court of Arizona.