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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
IN THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information Of the Leading Ex'
changes Of the United States.
THE FUTURES ADVANCED A FEW POINTS.
Houston spots Declined IN is, New
York Advanced lie and others
Were Unchanged.
o.nce Of The Post,
Houston. Thursday, June q.


Their, was nome speculation shown today in
tic market .or contracts at the decline OF
yesterday. and in consequence there was a
email advance of to points. This advance.
TOO was in he face of lower Liverpool cables.
Knowing that market to have lost points at
the close.
New York opened steady, to points up to
/ point down, ruled quiet. losing the gain,
and closeL steady with an advance over the
opening OF / to points, making a net gain
;or the day OF to points
Kew Orleans opened steady, point ad-
,aacee - point down. and closed steady
with a net sain of / 10 points above yoster-
Jays closing figures.
LiverLso closed quiet at points net de-
1iEe from yesterday.
The sJot markets seem to be Weakening
not a decline in prices. but the tone is de-
ciGecly q4.e, and easy and sales are beginning
TO fall oil rLpdly at home.
Houston closed quiet, isc OFF, with sales OF
81 bales
Galveston closed quiet and unchanged, with
no sales.
New Orleans closed quiet easy and I'M
changed win sales OF but 1000. compared with
al average OF u out 1000 for some days past.
New York closed quiet aud steady at an
anvancl OF l-lbc and sales of 70 bales.
Price Mccormick & co. say in a recent
circular. We recently addressed 5000 IN
quirles to bankers. ginnets. cotton factors
and general merchants throughout the cotton
belt TO which We received 1882 replies which
show the following result
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Nacogdoches, Texas June - IS.
doches is not on boom, but Is ~ : :. III
a condition and improving as AZ W., III
town Of it's size in the sia's' ,.t,a Ill
business houses are being c0nsus s,s,. d
t BUSINESS % MOI even negro cabin 's sa.s.
rne 'l referred to- there are in ''a Viii
construction coo. several residences lS.s r. i.
from $1,000 to $4,000 each u,d ,aI corr.
inc inpHi equipped win every mUl' ID As''
nience generally fouhu o I.
cities. ,.,siasm smons
mere !, eors 81 me recently insillussa 70 ~
neal ee PARTICULARLY TO the ou s,.sp.s Is 9,
and the list OF charter spy spy IS ths y
a ,auai tu lare- the tollowlns N. pres.s
usually ,f,os lars eiected to serve ~ gs,iss
term. Past commander. in,sutersni to y,
u u,andnr R P. Jockey, N, arspss k'sp''''
Ilap n F. -vondersmith; iinaMvIcDssslsl
k TeSp + L Lucas; chaplain, 4, = ossslo.n y
sergeant. G. A. Roquemolv',,s ". J. ~
NJ smith; master at arn' Il The su.,i
! Irs =. Ski Skinner and 7. p M pssa-
e. Erickson; picket a.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.


Houston Thursday, June q.
Fruits wee received IN good supply today
every line being well represented, aud COM
mauded goc1 prices Some extra fine grape
came & oJa ~ Forte which had ready sale
al Si.0oFri ,, for four-basket crates Peaches
were OF good quality and brought the same
prccs 1888 Yesterday
Can oiouits and watermelons are glut and
aIc very nheap. In consequence of the low
price Shippers can not AFFORD to send them
by express. aud the market is now being sup
Piled al nos, entirely by wagons and boats
Dealers received advces from Laredo that
TIE Muscat grape crop is about ready to move
and shipments are expected saturday, which
will iind caGy sale,
shipments OF chickens were heavy, but the
demand was good and but few were left in
the hands OF the commission people Cream
cry butter continues firm, with an advance
probable, being now id5c higher than the
same time last year.
Cheese is also bringing good prices and is
firm.
Peanuts are scarce according to mail ad-
wees ftom ~ reducing points and prices were
edyancvd asst week lac per pound.
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- sulphur Springs, Texas June 2o.-N. w.
laylor is To-Day shipping to st. Louis three
the best lot OF cattle ever shipped from this
place and will weigh on the market 1850
rounds He is also shipping two cars of
El Paso, Texas, June 21-Four thousa nd
head of cattle from Western Chihuahua, Mex
I leo, are to be shipped in a few days to the
on pasture until fall ~ " NV
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New York. June 22-S Mum, Son & Co. say
of the cotton market: Al the opening the
better oatl,s than expected Liverpool opened
/ Point iower and closed Irregular at about
pcnts net decline tspot sales ld,000 al t-a2d
dculinel solo on to within . points OF yoster.
days low uh f1sh liquidation, but rallied
aud closed steady. 10 points higher than
last night, The liquidation of tired longs has
eliminated from the market an element Of
weakness ana has helped accumulate short
interest which undoubtedly adds to the
strength OF the market. The good support
from Liver, pool on the decline, and their not
responding as freely 10 our decline as eN-
pected, are elements OF strength which are, to
say the least. encouraging TO the bulls, The
crop situation presents nothing new, and the
hears arc hammerlng away on big crop ideas
We suggest that the planters chop out every
other row OF cotton apd send buying orders
for New York futures, which will pay them
better than raising cotton at present prices
and II woulo make an extremely interesting
market.
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PRICES GO DOWNWARD.
Extreme Declines We're in Sugar, Federal
Steel and Consolidated Cas-
TOBACCO STOCKS ADVANCED A LITTLE.
mn. p,tc for Money in Enginn'
showed an Ensier Ieh"e"c''
Market Closed Firm

Nav York June 22.--The bears secured tne
,,ror hand IN the trading today and accom-
ri,shed downward range of prices, whicn
gave the impression OF weakness 10 'he '1'
hot But with the initial rise in prices ana
the rail-, OIL covering after the drop "e'
changes were small in the majority Oh cases
The market opened with an Upward move
ment aud with more show Of animation III the
buying thai. has been the case for some time
past. The foreign stock markets rehecteu
much moie cheerful frame of mind over the
political outlook in France, and there was
cessation of the selling pressure from that
source, which has been feature on seVeral
days Of TINS week The railroad stocks, eS-
pecially the srangers, moved upward smarty'
and very conspicuous gains were shown by
a number OF the Vanderbilt stocks There
was good buying OF some Of the leading spe-
ciaties the Tobacco stocks rallyins brskly
nom yesterdays extreme weakness and
Sugar aud Brooklyn Rapid Transit were wei
taken
With the exception Of the drop IN American
spirits and standard Distributing on the an
nounced combination in that trade, there were
apparently no weak spots in the market aud
II looked a. though the bears had exhausted
their resources and abandoned their cam
raigu But very marked weakness soon dc
vcioped IN FEDERAL steel and quickly involved
otner FloW,I stocks notably Brooklyn RAPID
Transit and Peoples Gas as well as sugar
Aieirorolitan Street Railway Tennessee Coal,
Rubber Consolidated Gas, Reading hrst pre-
lerred end otner spscaltlfs The extreme de
Clines were. Sugar as. Federal Steel IS,
Brooklyn RAPID Transit and Consolidated Gas
- The yauderhilts, the Tobacco stocks and
many Of the railroads held pretty firm, but
the grangers yielded point or over, though
their declines for the day are only frac-
tionsl
The late selling movement was based on
afpfehensions expressed by the bears OF very
heavy exports OF gold Saturday, Some OF the
estimates ranging as nigh as $40 Zoo 900, al
though tic only announcement was the en-
Cagemeat o 5. t00 GOO. As matter of fact.
the rat" tor sterling exchange eased OF "a
per cent fci light hills the rate for money In
London shovel an easier tendency. and the
relaxation Of the strained political situation
In France relieved apqrehensions Of a drain
upon tins ccuntry's gold reserve The Bank
Of Ems land has increased its gold reserve over
$500 eco during the week and contracted its
loans over S2b00.OlI while the Bank OF France
has led 20 its gold stock over $4,000 and
has contracted Its loans S6.1i0 900 in the same
time. The market closed firm at the rally
caused ~ ihC covering Of shorts
There wtre one or two yielding spots In the
bond market hut prices were generally firm
on a moderate volume Of business Total
sales, par value, 81 .A25.000
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New Or,sahs. June CIV H. Bachelor
Co Ito, say Of cotton and grain; The fail
prc Of the Liverpool market to respond TO the
weakness established this side yesterday
was construed as most encouraging by those
huishy inclined but the close OF that mar
let showed net decline on the day of 2
POINTS, which resulted in our market settling
down % lnc low level OF yesterday. News
from ~ hukland and the dry goods district
as TO trade conditions has not been OF sufil-
cieut interest to check the Generalization ~
the nul Ranks The only noticeable demand
toaay seemed to emanatC from me short IN
terest which support assisted in checking
any further recession Reports of almost per
lei 1 weatnei Throughout the cotton belt con
unue to ue received However, considerable
sreaduess Developed during the afternoon, the
market dosing at the highest prices OF the
day
Hecept rams tn the Northwest, where lack
oil moisture mas put the wheat helds IN very
dangerous condition, influenced higher levels
al the opening this morning, and covering by
shorts who construed the situation as men
seing, caused further rally, Heavy receipts
rom the Northwest were offset by uniaNor-
able adyces rom Kansas, as well as Russia,
but the foreign situation has ceased TO inter
est traders. domestic crop influences now en-
pressing theiI attention.
Corn acted in sympathy with wheat ana
the steld,ness Of trading in this commodity
vas not interrupted by the liberal receipts and
the more favorable crop adVtces, a good eA
port busintss was reported at the seaboafd,
Sentiment IN regard to corn appears to be
slowing decidedly more hullsh in speculative
circles.
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New York Cotton.
New York. June 22-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of TO points,
early cables coming better than had been
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AMMUNITION Powder. per ker a

AMMuNITloN-Powde per kee. "a Oo3
4 %: blasting powdey 81 65 per key; drop
shot ner sack. 81 50. buck 81 50.
HACON-EXtrs short clear liz sacks 5Jse
regulars 6isc boxed Ac higher; smokai
bellies csc New York SAT- bellies csc break.
fast bacon 9isc,
BAGGlNG AND TIEs-;.ess than car lots
from Houston Bagging. 2-lb, CSC; ~ III,
7Ac. Arrow ties sl.0O In m!Ned lUts
CANDN-Stick, wrapped, basis "a 6rd6isc.
uer III; special sizes. 5ac higher
CoFFEE--Rio and C0rdoyA l3Bsc: fair 7ika
peahcrry ioNlic. Roasted coffees kr.
buckles Ariosa. basis iOo-lh cases nc deliv.
cred a6- III eases 1890 deliverca. Apex. 100.
ID cases. 10.see delivered: 81 ID cases il no,
delivered.
PLoUR--Texas Star Mills Tidal Wave
sA00. sea Fairy. $50. Sea Nymph sss0.
Sea Jewel, 50 %: rye -four, $500 pumper.
nickel $40 Sneclal rates for shipments Ia
interior points. hour In barrels l5e above
sacks
FARINhCEoUs GOODS -Grits. hominy ana
cream meal in barrels, $50; near. meal, 10
i0-lb sacks. 81 ,659l.'O per b. q four sa ,is
Scotch oats s2io: Friends oats seas. colum.
his oats 81 90, Hawkeye oats 800
HAMs--StaLfGrd lOa; p.cni, hams 6isc
HoNEY-In eo-iD cans extracted. shd5e,
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Sd. Louis Grnin and rrnvisInn..

st Louis June -. Whclt-No red cash
7GN June 1875 July l7Aarit, scn'ember 7SG
d7SIs No hard 72Nd73ip. Corn No. ?
cash 3l'g June 33to july 297a Seutemh r
Sala Oats No. cash 26't juno 26'o ia y
21N, September 90 No. whit" 2aioM}p.
Fork STEADY az 900. Lard custer. p.ime
steam s2is: choice i,S5. Flour quiet pa; rt'
2. SOFA so. straiahts S21H} 80. clear 8 TOO
e 30 Timothy seed l.55d2 Ia Corn meat
steady at I S0Git 50. Bran strouc, iu active
dtmaud sacked east track SSH, HAY hfm,
timothy S00dll o. prairie 6.OeGS 90, Wa. ky
steady at %, Cotton ties dun. BlgCnE
6d6h. Dry salt meats nominal, hoNei shout
dcfs i.SIie extra shorts i,SIh; ribs 500 d.
shorts 5.l2b Bacon strong, boxed shoulder
= *. extra shorts 5.Sjib ribs I.5o snnrts o. IS.
Rcrcnts- Flour 5000; whcst .i,'Oo. corn Gl,0m
cats 20,0O1. shipments Flour oul1, wheat
10 000 corn 5000; oats ~ 900
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

sa Gew f9 orr June 22clearngs sl6s, 7ls 254;
25c I IRIS June ss,-rhrse per cent rentes lolf
zoe for checks. on LONDON 2oi
lew AeW loik June 22-Total sales Of stocks
sS %S wers $4,000 shares, Including American
Fsssral' S s1, ~ srookyn Rapid Transit "A. 100
M, NeW y. , lors, June 22.-Lazard Freras viii
sug 5000 gold 70 Europe on Saturday
t,sr's i Iork, Ipae = The commercisl Adyer.
n'slne,s mere today were heavy ,n .hssns 81 =,
s'AH'nat'oH Of the report that q French
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BEANs--Navy 903hc; Bayou 31sc Eng
lish dried Use, links sac; Lima &C; black
eyes 81.
RUTTER--Bluo star l0c, dairy 15c; Elsin
creamery 20iRc Elgn dairy bricks l6c; oie1-
marrnrine. solids l0c prints liz special Blue
Star l6c, Texas country butter G9l5c.
CABBAGE-2i5m5r per ID.
CHEESE--New York full cream i2RDl3c'
Wisconsin full cream l2hu13 Young America
HU1fikc; WeHCrn skim lie; fancy rolls full
ctt4W l5c: LonsicIows ice
EGGS--Texas &c per dozen.
kRAUT-s3 - IN half bbls.
ONIONS Per III 2c per bushel, li0.
PEPPER--Cale 15G1tc per h. black sinsa-
pore l3i.,
POTATOES New Irish io0G0c per bu
POULTRY Hens So 25f32 ~. flyers 81 Goa
o. 70. hroilers 81 01d1 -. Turkeys mems 81 10
GG.o1 gobhlers S6oo07.G0 per dozen, ac-
cordirg 20 size and quality Ducks s. 00Q3.2 p.
Geese 81 '0d ~ full feathersd
7OMATOEs-Fer bushal Sl.oOdl25.
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Annlicnnt, for rensinn..

Greenville. Texas June 22.-Up TO last
night Judge THOMPSON had taken the APP
plcations OF veterans and widows to the
number OF fourteen. under the Confed-
crate pension act. Their names and ages
are as follows; r. c. Nolen IS. Alice
Stokes II. j. l.. Darby Sc J. A. Hullng 60,
n. c. Nelson so. sarah Watson 65, J. w.
Gaskey a. r. p Gaines IS, ] W. VIM
ten g. Mary Tlllman 60. John childress
"a. Susan jones CO. j. A Matthews 50, S.
Il, MeElreath g..
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puTrEn AND EGGs

St Louis June % Eggs Arm, 10.
Chicago June 2s-Butter arm, creamery
lSl5alS: dairy l0dl5is Cheese firm, SaSs4
Eggs barely steady; fresh II.
New YORK, June %. -ESgs hrn; receipts Z,
IA packages, Western l4hGl5; southern ga
uis
Kansas city. June % Eggs move slowly,
the majority 81 the dealers quoting the mar
ket weak fresh Missouri and Kansas stock
hrsts 1919. cases returned
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
TOdnJ "


New York. June - Money on call steady
al az per cent; last loan per> cent Prime
mercantile paper sass per cent. Sterling ex-
ehsnge easier, with actual business in bank
,rs h.ls az i.si1d4 IS for demand and at
I, e'S40 40 for sixty days: posted rates SAL
af.s' ana 4es. Commercial bills at $50
q e9i2: silver certificates 6UI662: hay gilye,
V9s; Mexican dollars iSi5. Government hon0v
weak state bonds inactive. railroad bond
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SUGAR.

New OrleanN June e2-sucar dun; open
kettle S%Gi 5-l6; centrifugal yellow tAH4's
seconds 3di%, Molasses duh. centrifugal y
Gl4.
New York, June -. Sugar--Raw quiet
STEADY: fair refining iss; centrifugal 96 test.
4&Gi 23-S2, Refined steady
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Kopperl, Texas, June : n willi's
of new wheat was nouEn' rirAi 10 N "
ham 8 Co. and shipped. l! la psot a PEI b1', ,
ve cbarle p y. ogden also s4 nPIIss n.r's
one car OF fat hogs 10 'N
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London CnnxnI.

LONDON June p .--Consols for money 1913.
seo5 she account lJ' 1915; bar silver steady al
- 50 per ounce money, l ner cent. Tine
M sIe ior discount IN the ooen luark Tor short
p p,i Mas l-l6g29s per cent for three nontus
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Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering he city were 90
followa. Bates.
Houston and Texas Centrdl............ 3
International ard Great Northern. ...,. ....
Galveston. harrisburg and san Antonio Q
Texas and New orleans .-.,........... ....
Houston tns' aud West Texas ........ ....
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re. ..t........ ....
San kntouiu and Arausas Pass.......,... ....
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ....,".... $50.
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ministry had been formed. They recovered
later on a fresh report that ministry hao
been definitely constituted. Americans closed
az the best on New FORK buying Money was
In better demand.
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Galvanized Guadcr 1913; Waukcgau $3.50
NaN. Sc oj base. Advances for common
over base ID. zoe: "a. i5c, 81 and sd. SOC;
Cd .'r: Sd loc; lol End l6l. Sc Quotations
are Lor less ohm car lots.
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HOUSTON RANK CLpAp1Nce

Following are the clearances of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the CORE
snon'ins time last year, together with tho in
crease or decrease:
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stap,c
Comm cd tiles,
HEAVY STAPLES

These quotations are revised daily and tbei,
correctness can be relied UPON The prices ava
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets
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he average de sreasr for the cotton states
above mentioned "a indicated hy the rcpli's
received rs II uer cent our correspondents
state almost without exception that the season
Ii anywhere from two to three weeks late,
and 1t is also Interesting 70 note the frequency
Of the claims of muerfect preparation of tn
toil and the inferior quality Of the seed used.
with regard 10 the present condition Of the
plaut these reports are somewhat Conn1CunE,
but outside ot the states of Texas and Geor-
gia thev would indicate that the outlook is
not altogether favorable However. this lat
ter feature is not significant, inasmuch as a
most promising outlook at this period Of the
season has frequently in the past been com
nletelv changed before the end Of the year
We are lust on the eve of the crucial period
81 tie plant s. existence AMI weather derti-
opments during the next two months VIII he
fcl nd the all jmportart market influence
Metntme nrices ara excep iona ly low: SO low.
H. TACT that continued favorable condition +,
decline. whereas on the 1th,r hand, any
change in the outlook which would result IN
a reversal in sentiment would he promptly
reflected in substantial Improvement IN
values
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IF THE BABY IS CITING y, IA, = e
be sure and use that !, 90 sootniss Xxx n:
remedy re Mrs winslog,,' ,cotass 20 - y.
tef children teethins !, ali p'ls. 7 i
softens the gums. aila' pssl rs'as"
wind collie and is tS'
diarrhoca.
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Houston paiIy statement.


Gross receipts thus far this week.. Idl
Gross receipts Zgi days this year .,.... 1865 III
Gross receipts "a days IN 1897 9S......l,Ic S 400
Cross receipts 2sl DAYS In 1884 80. $50 IS2
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Fort Worth, Texas, June 21.-General Live
stock Agent keenan, of the Chicago, Burling-
con ana quincy road is here and reports quite
movement OF Texas cattle to Chicago. kan
sas ~ and st. Louis
The points making the shipments include
Denton WaAahachie Aledo Cresson and Mia
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Galveston. June % The A. p. Norman
Live Stock company reports the market ns
follows:
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houston spot Quotations.


Galveston Spots closed quiet and I'M
changed.
Low ordinary q 1916 Middling ..,....5 Is Is
Ordinary. ......4h Good middling..G 1-16
Good ordinary. iS Mddllug fair. g 1916
Low mddlIug.,.5 7-16 Sales .......,.... 90.
New Orleans-apots closed quiet. easy and
unchanged.
Low orGiaaiy..8 t-is Middlng ......5%
OrdiuarS ....... 3 o-i6 Good mdding Ga
Good or'luary...4 Lie Mddllng fair. Is ills
Low midalias. A 1915 sales .,.,....., 1000
New iork-spots closed quiet and steady
ice up
Gcod ordrary..,5 lie Good middlng 6ls
CIV middling.. IS ll-i6 M,ddling tair...T
Middling.. Sis Sales ,....,....&
Liverpool Spots closed quiet and un-
changed sa'eC Is. 900; imports 500
OIdinarJ ...,....2 1916 Mid upland .3k
Good ordiharY...3 Good mid up...3 l-32
Low middiipg g 3-l6 Am mid fair. 3 t5-lG
Ouotntiona ,,r ,,tdditr. f.. o,hor eva, ,r,r
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Fort Stockton, Texas. June 21.-Gibson &
tanks and fences put up here on a 3OO-section
pasture Just east Of here, and later In the
season will stock it with about 10000 head of
breeding cattle.
John NJ Odom sold to D. F. White $50 ones.
twos and threes at SIG 800 and 500
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New York. June 22,--The demand for dark
fancy prints keeps up we'll and business is
sFain reported improving. Staple prints in
light supply and hrm brown sheetings and
drills Arm for heavy weights print cloths
inactive ana unchanged hleached cottons
steady, with moderate demand IN medium and
nne grades low grades barely steady denins
and other coarse colored cottons quiet and
fsatnreless; mems wear worsted strong and in
good demand; dress goods firm and fair bust
ness doing.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

Market far on all classes of choice cattle
car OF bulls wanted. Good demand TOR corn
hogs of 1870 pounds and up. Carload lots OF
corn hogs can always be sold on arrival at
market price,
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SOfered.


The range Of quotations m stocks as re-
Geived hv CarGill Richardson was as fol.