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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31

Paris, Aug. 2d.-General Frey. com
handing the French force at Pekin, tele-
graphs this, under date OF August 20:
all points they occupied. The allies are
outside the imperial palace, which
Mas occupied by some soldiers OF the reg
uar Chinese army, The generals decided
to march the international forces through
the palace doors, winch were afterwards
..Ins..I .
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31

Washington, Aug. 27.-Russia. Ger
many and Japan have not declared war
upon China. either separately OF in con-
cert This statement is made upon au-
thority of the highest character. What
those nations may do IN the next As
hours or within the next fortnight Is
question which no one IN Washington
is prepared to answer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31

Washington, Aug ga cablegram has
been received from Admiral keney in
which he states 1t Is reported that the
Russian commander at Pckln has forbidden
any communication between his force and
the Chinese.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31

New York, Aug 2.,rhe Herald
Shanghai special OF August % says: FIN
peror kwang iisu left Pekin On August
10, but was captured by Japanese troops
Oh the road to Hsan Fui He is now IN
captivity.
Prince Ching and General Yung Lu
have reached Pao ling Flu. Ii Ping Heng
has committed suicide His subordinates,
Cheng Che Lu and Chang Chen, military
commanders, have been degraded.
London, Aug. PA Shanghai dispatch
repeats the report that JAPANESE troops
pursued the dowager empress and the
court and overlook them 50 miles south
west Of Pekin. The emperor, it is added,
threw himself on the protection OF his
captors. The prisoners have not yet
reached Pekin.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31

London, Aug 27,-Strcct fighting breaks
out internationally in pekin, according to
dispatches from Shanghai, the allies not
having sufficient forces to police the west
city. As small parties Of the allied troops
penetrate into new districts they have to en-
gage haliarmed mobs.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31
HMmkOw VicrrOy Was InsOlemt.

London, Aug. IA special dispatch
received here from Shanghai, dated Aug
ust 20, says: "Niceroy Chang Chin Tung
OF Hankow declares that he will resist an
attempt to extort territory or interfere
with the armies OF the various viceroys.
1t was stated here that it was Prince
Tnm and not Prince Huan who Was cap
tured by the japanese"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
PRODUCE.


BEANS Imported navv beans S7s1ic.
Bayou 4c; English dried &c pnkN 3Ac; Lima
sac.
BUTTER Blue Star 20q2tc; dairy 1sqi9c,
Red star 23c, Elgin creamery 2lu22c; oleu-
margarine dairy bricks lSc; Lincoln solids
ll1qc: prints 12l2c: Special Blue Star 1I32c:
Crystal Gem and Country Rolls Ice; special
dairy lie: fancy dairy l6c Texas country
butter SGl5c. Texas bricks i5@20c
CABBAGE Home grown 2Q2Ac per pound
in sucks,
CHEESE--New York full cream 1igi5c;
Badger State l4iac; Wisconsin fun cream rolls
l5c Wisconsin full cream daisies idc.
EGGS-reXas, per dozen. straights, Sisd9c;
culls and seconds 7nSc.
oNIONS--Per Id. 343isc.
Pep 'GR-Jltiu Az --, ..er 10; black Singa'
pcre 1Sc.
PoTAToEs-Colora SIC; fancy Utahs soc;
Burbanks zoe. new $500.
POULTRY-Hens s.. 2563 Ii; cocks. large,
old 81 50d2 no; mixed lots 81. 5o13oo; fryers.
81 G06f3. "a hroilers $t75I2.25 Turkeys. hens.
s6,00dS.00; gobblers s9.00d12O0 per dozen, ae-
Cording to size and quality. Ducks, large
S300d3.50 Geese, full feathered, Si0Od6.OQ.
Guineas st.50d2. co.
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Galveston Country Produce.

Tomatoes 2.25 ner crate
1919
iay-Choico timothy i6 259l6. 80 per ton
choice upland prairie II 00fl2 10 nor TON
according TO quality; choice alfalfa Sl4 00.
Dealers ask an advance Of 50c 20 81 per ton
on these figures.
onions 81. 90 ner bushe
telery-TcNns 20n50 ner bunch
Peeans- Texas l2lfo psr pound according
ia quality.
Garlic Extra fancy red 5Od6Oc; Mexican
2ql0c pound: ordinary S5fi Toe per string
irish potatoes New potatoes s. per husheI.
western eating 7SdSOc ner bushe
Buttcr-Frush Texas country i06l8c peY
pound, creamery 23c.
strawberries Arc moving in large volume
but are steady, rheY are quoted TO-DAY al
81 MasnO uer crate of twenty four quarts.
according TO quality.
Honey Twelve square crates 81 o.. strained
zoe ner gallon. In cases; in barrels a0gfs5c
sweet pntatoes~loc per bugh"i
Cabbage Texas erop 50. 2Sd2.5N per 81
Louis crate. New coast crop 81 SSSf1 50 per
100, according 20 size
Eggs Fresh Texas candled cases returned
are quoted at sNdsih rer dozen; fresh hay
eees Toe.
Ponltry-Grown hens $500 per dozen mn
grown spring chickens s. 5nGI3 IS; old RODS.
tiers 81 1sn2 no. hrciers 81 asdi 50. ducks
s 600 ~ turkeys hens. good stock IS 10
Gs,2s geese unplueked. si,eoas,o 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
There Was Change Of Sentiment 10 The
Bull View.
WHEAT AND CORN CLOSED LITTLE HIGHER
Oats Closed Urchnpgcl 10 n ~ inr
Was shown EARLY in the Day.

Chicago Aprll e7.--There was a change Of
sentiment 10 the bull view today and the
news was encouraging to that way of look
ing at the wheat situation wheat closed
&aSsc higher corn isahIh1% w, aud
oats UNCHANGED to Mdi, lower. Provisions
closed 2is@101 i2tsc improved
Trade In sll The pits was rather quiet. with
spots Of activity in wheat and corn. The
wheat market opened 4qA over yesterday
because OF higher cables from Liverpool and
small Argentine shipments which show
decrease Of over 1oO0,0Do Bushels last week.
mere, was shifting OF sentiment apparent
carly and II grow az the session progressed
The talent has been beprish for months and
very much disposed TO hafEen to Liverpool.
Also they were saturated with the oft-re-
heated reports OF the wonderfully good con
ulloh VI nome CROP prospects. 10uay me
idlk was that L.ernool mad been wrong on
cotton. ana 1t d,n not seem to snow a. proper
RESPECT Tor the American nrke1 fluctuations
Hstead 1t acieu very independently, AC-
eorulnely. the talk today was tnat tne Eng
llsh market as maker OF Chicago quota-
hoHs couid 80 hang itself fhe locals had
pther Things to think about. Accordingly.
rVuslutration Was given me poor snOWllg OF
lnulana. ONO and Michigan. and thu ~ OBJ
aoiltl OF ~ per cent OF crop II these
states discussed. the report OF the Hessan
nv IN ILLINOIS, WAS listened to seriously and
tne reports that apprehension over the dry
winas ia France was fclt In that country aud
mat Argentine arrivals tom the Interior
were lesseuine were given uue considera-
lloh. he result was a tim if quict mar
ket' 1nefe was considerable changing at
rs diherencs between May aud july Tho
shipping demand was slacS and the export
equally light. New York having but hve
tnoaca' Atlantic port ciearnes IN wheat and
lour were equal 10 ill.UoO hdshes. Primary
bushels.
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New York. April q. The cotton market was
not so narrow today. working within range
Of 10 points after opening unchanged to .
points higher Tho Improvement WAS largely
duu to better cables, tho Liverpool market
closing I to points higher, while there was
some foreign buying and FOR a time brisk
loval covering. Later. however. the market
became easier as public support was not a
factor. while crop accounts were conflicting
The market was not At any time weak, but Il
was hard TO create any bull enthusiasm with
the official announcements indicating almost
porfec, weather for the entire belt During
the morning Wall street sold the summer
month"; against purchases Of December and
january During the afternoon tho room
traders were IN control but Just before Tho
close speculation picked UP and prices forged
shead rapidly on = furry Of buying for both
accounts. based on rumors Of bad weather in
Southwestern Texas The close was firm at
net advance Of { TO 10 points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Pipeappies, Glib, eye.
less and coreless, 81. s592 90; Glib extra graSed
s. C0@2.25 lib standard. sliced. 81. So pears.
Alb standard. 9oc; peaches, Glib standard, $3.50
a IS, standard 81 25dl 80; lib seconds 81 10
al 10, S-lb standard 81. 30. 2-lb pie I.JoSL 10:
S-lo pie sl.l5d1 20
CANNED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIB,
full weight S54s0c. 2-lo fun weight 65G!0c:
okra and tomatoes. 2-lb. zoe; Lima beans, 2-ib
fun weight, 75c string beans, 2-lb fun weight
s5c A No. | stringless beans, 2-lb fun weight,
81 so. red kidney beans, 2-lb full weight Soc
marrow fat peas, 2-lh full weight; 81 1901 70;
early June peas, fancy, Glib full weight, Sl.5
American petit pois peas, fancy, 2-lb tull
weight 81 e5Ql Is, asparagus. California Pa
To- s. co. corn, Auburn cream, 2-lh full weight,
81 l0d1.15: A No 2-lb full weight 81 05GI 10:
Blue Ridge. 2-lb, s0aS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRurT-Extra standard 2E-
ID peaches. lemon cling 81 l5Q2 Is. yellow
Crawford 81 95Gl2 90: black cherries 81 l0Gt
10, white cherries S2.10Gf2 15 apricots 81 IA
oil so; strawberries 81 s5, plums 81 35Qi Az.
grapes 81 s5Qll 40; seconds l0e per dozen less
than extra standard prices.
CANNED MEATS--Corned beef, lib Il IS
alb $2.70. Potted ham, quarters 55c halves
81 90. Lunch tongue. lib 50 TO- Vienna sau.
sage 1h-lb zoe, Vienna and pork sausage in
oils. 5O-lb cans, s. 1894 co., Bologna in oils,
b0-lb cans, S2.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

st. Louis, April e. Whcat--No, > red cash
1O3s: April Il May G9Tsd7o, July 67ssd67l2.
Corn No cash 29ie April SOS MAY S9la
luy $685., Oats No. cash % April d;
steady; iobhiug 1900 for old, 1880 for now
Lard Higher prime steam 7l2ia. ohoica
t17'a Flour -nul Timothy seed Ordinary
00d220 Bran Easy sacked east track n
Cornmeal Steady. 1850 100 Hay-Firmer;
timothy l2 o0d1S0o, prairie 70oGa-0H Whisky
Steady l25ia Iron cotton ties lao. Bag
lgng yadSi, Hemp twine Q. Dry salt meats
sides : "a. clear sides 37i.. Bacon Royed
strorg extra shorts 7.s2ia; clear ribs rs;
cleer sides 1I7i5 Receipts Flour 5000; wheat
5000, corn 400. oats 100 Shipments Flour
llooo wheat 26.0o0 corn $40. oats S70oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

ios4c. choice ioxauHo; peaberry iic; Cor
uova lie Roasted cofees Arbuckle's Ariosa.
basis iC0-lb cases 12.50c delivered, 35-lb
eases 40 delivered. Lion. loolb cases,
cRAcKERs--A b c soda bulk, boxes SCI
.-lb cartons No. singer snaus &c creams
ii stSsf 0rnnS s T q1eS ways
n1o. Sea Fairy q. 20, Sea Nymph $3.50, sea
Jewel 3.s0. rye -four $3.50; pumpernickel
spss1 rates to sa ssbar ne sbsp
half sacks and wood ibc higher imam half
FAR1NAcEous eoops-arits. hominy and
cream meal in barrels. s2,65G2 20; pearl meal
In 4o-lb sacks. 81 70d1 So Der bhl of four
saess Scotch oats $3.50 Friends oats $50;
LARD Refined Il fierce. Coz compound 67sG7c,
leaf Sc: 5o-lb cans &c higher than
tierces; lo-lb cans sc higher; 5.lb cans ~
higher: s-lb cans lc higher
HAMS Standard 1lHaiiAc; nicnic hams
hoNEY--ln barrels 5oasce pcr gallon: in
eO-lb cans extracted. 5nec 10 comb sgllci
lions 12dl6c
LIME-Bulk 500 per bbr; coopered 81. 25.
MISUNDERSTANDING, fair lsAaGlse. prime
?oq2lc choice 25d2sc; fancy new crop syruD
S2G3sc: pure new crop syrup s5c
MILK Gold Medal s. so Magnolia Aso
Eqs ieK z e. LiUa a m25 ,or,,on
kegs s2.O6; is-bbls si.6n pints, American
STYLE Ssasoc; quarts American style Sill;
ts-Ballon 81 0O12 20; l-gallon. American style
SO .l5d3 .2S; 1-Gallon Hexagon $500
RlCE--Extra fancy head b@sAc; choice 50
5kc: fair 4lsg5c fancy imported 9itIs%e.
RoPE-sisai. basis ZIG lo9sci Manila i7c
cotton rope 10c.
sALT-Liverpcol. coarse s5q9oc; fine 95cG
n-eo; Louisiana, coarse SIC; fine sec. bbls.
2s-1os ss,25; s5-5s. 800; 1oo-as, $50; 'o-4s
s2.45.
SALT F1SH~-Mackerel No 1 10 10-lb kits
81 oo@l 10 haif bbls. $3.50. tubs ss'9V on on
sARDINBs-Amsrican quarters $5'soq4 9o'
mustard 81 loG4. 25 imported Gillette grade.
quarters sli5o; fancy spra,s, quarters $3.50
sTARCB-standard goods: Pearl IN iV-lo
boxes 4Id4hc; loyal Gloss. brlk 4A@fAc;
Nickel. lU0 packages per box. s2.f1. corn
starch 5lsc per ID. ~ and 40-lb boxes
SUGAR-Quetctons are for small lots.
Special prices are given on carload orders.
Standard granulated 5&c, cubes and pow
dfied &c; Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
bAQ53sc' cho.ce 5lsa5Ac; Arhuckle's I'D
aud 5-lb packages 57kq6lsc,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
weather Report. nuili.h.

tspeSlhl TO the Post)
New York. April e1s. Mum. SON g Co.
say;
Cotton advanced to 10 points on this crop
and 10 on the next. closing firm. with
estimated sales Of 10000 bales The rise
was due 10 higher cables light receipts. Wall
street buying, some European buying Of tho
next cron and the statistical position gen.
orally. Including very bullsh Liverpool hg-
ures for the week The South sold December
ana January The Liverpool stock fell on
last year.
wedgefeld, S. o.. reports Rain has been
very beneficial TO cotton. but this was fol-
lowed by the heaviest OF the year. which re-
suited disastrouslv 20 cotton lust sprouting
Hagood. s G.. says: Great anxiety is felt
Tor cotton lust planted on account OF the
heaviest rains on record 10 this section last
week, The ground is thoroughly hacked
Henderson. n. c. writes. In some sections
around hare more cotton will be replantei
this year.
Raleigh n c.. says. Farmers are mskinr
rand urogrees after the rains. which, with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

New York. April 27.-whest Receipts 49,.
fob and 1855 elevator; No. / Northern 1885,
T. b. aioat; No, l hard 7Sas fob afoat; op-
lions generally firm all day May 7SS July
1855 September 14S. Hides--Firm Leather
Steady Nool-Dull Cotton seed oil.
quiet prime crude Rs; prime yellow g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
WIRE AND NAILS.

WIRE Galvanized Glidden 800 wauko-
gan 1886.
NA1LS-sS.iO base Advances for common
over base; I'd, zoe; Sd, 45o; I'D and 3D. Soc I'd,
2oc sd, l0c 10d and led. Sc Quotations are
for less than car lots
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
HIGHER COTTON MARKET
BuIIish Statistics and Bad Weather Put
Prices Up.
the MAY OPTION GAINED TEN POINTS
All Facts and Figures Point to n
Cotton Corner This summer.
Planting Retarded.
MAY OPTION GAINED TEN POINTS

Houston, Friday, April p.
Cotton advanced today, though the gain
vas not what the bulls expected, owing TO all
statistics and crop news being decidedly IN
tbsir favor. The main factor 10 bringing
about the upward turn Of prices was add
tinnsl reports of untayorsble weather
throughout the cotton belt Conditions IA
Texas are especially bad, and in some sec
lions It will be nearly impossible for farmers
TO plant the acreage in cotton that they hai
nrepsrod for. AS a rule the main trouble VIII
merely be delayed planting, aud with favor
able neasons from now on this may be over
oorae. Texas is the State that furnishes carly
cotton. however, and there is now no nope
for any movement Of consequence In August
while september, which Is usually month
OF bis receipts. will undoubtedly fall far be-
low tho average OF recent years. 1t is also
true that a late crop is likely 10 suffer more
damage from insects and droutb than one
with an early start and with such continued
rains as have fallen in Texas this month there
is avery reason to believe that depredatns
pests will be developed and that severe
drouth will be experienced during tho sum
mer Weather and crop news viii now bo
watched with greut interest and tho mar
ket will be mainly controlled thereby. os-
pecsny the now crop positions.
To-day. strange to say. The old crop dcrv-
cries showed greater advance than tho
fan and winter months May IN New York
gained 10 points. July and August Z, while
the new crop options were only to & points
up at the close
The strength Of tho May option since notice
day is very comforting TO the bulls, and
causes them TO believe that every summer
position Will hold It's own, gaining strength
day by day. II is undoubtedly true that the
cotton world has seldom seen such IN op-
portrnity 10 corner this commodity as is
now being demonstrated, Even the fear Of
manipulation, and tho high price of srot cot
ton, is maintaining the summer deliveries AZ
a premium Of 100 to rs points, as compared
with prices for next falls deliveries. con
eerted efort 10 squeeze tho shorts could nut
July and August cotton considerably above
10 ceuf- The entire visible supply la
America today at ports and interior towns,
Is only 100000 bales. by tho middle of August
1t 70 hkels TO be less than 2DO 0Gp, with nos
sihly rot over 25,0en bales at the port pf sew
YORK, II q short interest of 500 900 10 800
ool bales could he discovered in tho late STUNT
mer deliveries bull clique might easily
for'o tho sellers To liquidate at la conts II
Is Vol 90 remember, however that II Is the
unexpected that always happens. aud that as
nearly every trader realizes tho danger al
bong or tho short side of July and August
lotion, there may not be any short interest
q force 20 cover.
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DE warmer weather has ieft the ground in

The warmer weather has left the ground IN
Good condition for planting
Rnports Of storms in TEXAS and repiauting
IN tho Houston district encouraged bulls.
Alabama raits Of fertilizer tags IN 20 April
1 were 1.s2stlo. AGAINST 'li.fo0 for the same
tina last season. IN increase OF 5Si,3s0
Tho New York stock Ia said to be $1,000
bales smaller than officially stated and u IS
understood 4 recount will be made on May
Even the nominal figures. however arc small
recesslons and stlling January and later
months on all rallies. There may DC
severe pinchilu the matter Of supplies before
~ a hir cron next season Yet as there is a
possibilltv IL not an extreme probability mat
the scarcity OF cotton may he felt u the
early months Of the next season we 20 NOT
favor sales Of those deliveries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

tMMuN1TioN-Powd per keE, 81 .O0Q
SO; blasting powder si.6S per keE: drop
shet' ncr sack N-65 buck 81 30.
BACON-EStra short clear In sacks sx9
Sise reeulars s5sGsisc, boxed Nc higher:
smoked bellies Toe. New York salt bel
from Houston. Bagging 2-ib 7DThe: ~ lib
'is@ Ac: Arrow ties 81 2odl IS.
cANpY-Stiek. wrapped. oasis "a sxRSxo
per 70 special sizes isc higher.
SANnLEs--Star. full weight l2ks: Gran
Sr,,y,nn seiEht IKE: Electric lights lie,
81 .75d2 10
COFFEE Rio. fair shGice; prime 1910
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
chronicle weather Reports.

Non york apri e7.-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle reports;
"Adyjces to us .his evening by telegraph
from the south indicate that rain has fallen
In about all sections during the week unoer
review and in some instances the proclplta-
ton has been rather heavy. Farm work mas
been iuterfered with in many districts Al
though number OF our correspondents report
better progress as being made toward the
close OF the week, Il is claimed quite gem
orally that operations are very backward
Texas advices are to the effect that farming
has been retarded by the rain and that fair
weather Is much needed over the entire State.
Some fields in Southern Texas are stated TO
be under water and similar condition is
said to prevail over portion OF the recently
overlooked iowands in the gulf States"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

New York Aprh 27A limited amount Of
business has been reported today in dry goods.
There have bocr more inquiries after staple
cottons hut az low prices. Brown shceiings
and drills without change in prices for either
spots or future deliveries Bleached cottons
slow Nothing doing IN coarse colored goods.
Prints Inactive and einGhams quietly steady.
Pfnt cloths idle at previous prices. Liuens
duu hut nru, Burlaps slow and prices tend
in favor Of buyers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The poBt)
New Orleans, Apr - The New Orleans
live stock exchange reports;
Receipts Cattle TO calves and yearlings
osi hogs III
hogs ~.
LEFT oyor--caule oe, calves and yearliugs
so3
Supply and demand about equal, prices firm
for all rhoice grades
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.


Chicago. APRIL T-Cattlc- Receipts e70n,
light steCrs stcady heavy 5alO' lower; ma
tivcs, good to prime steers i9od5S6; poor TO
medium i.25G4S0, selected feeders T. 25u5 05
mixed stockcrs 3iQuL00, cows 300al.50,
hcfcrs 3.25dl.S5 canners ei0d2 40. bulls 2 al
dl,30; calves iaonG.05; Texas fed steers N0f1
80 Texas butts 3 2583 Is. Hogs Receipts
$500, top 500 mixed and butchers 53O6f5 -
good to choice heavy 530d5.Go rough heavy
o,25ai.S5; tights 52od5i7i5 bulk Of sales 400
H5.M Sheep Sheep and lambs slow to a
shade easier; good 20 choice wcthers 5.21d
CO. ycarlngs i5016.95 native lambs 5.501
T95
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= Decrease.
nm, vnnK EXCHANGE


New York. April 21.-The su. eIlr 4
vertiser's London finanelal sa ssrys z
The markets here we're mus mus zane. hss,
being no fresh business " ton,i4
was firm. The war loan mis- lecH
premium and closed e y, pss 3
working up the premium 10, bit ~
Americans started over p ,tit an bout
in them stopped within ,..I hq an ali l'sas.. y
York came as an offerer nv b,lns y
prices slipped back, the e,,y.I,smsnt a'ss1
Call money was firm on ssa.ciint Is "
Silver was easier on tns wsricar isl''
exchange. which depressed h'-
27ikd
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s. Louis Anril a1-Cattie- Receipts ZOO,
including l50 Texans market steady native
shipping and export steers 76daa0 dressed
beef and butchers steers 40dS.00; stocKers
and f6cderg Si064 50; cauners i60d 81; Tex
as and Indian steers 81 SOFAS 90. TEXAS COWS
and hefers o4od2 SIS Hoge-Receipts S7oo
market steady pigs and lights 5.e5d55 IS pack.
ers 5.35d5 10 sheep Receipts $3.50 market
steady native muttons A50d5,50, spring
lambs T2t0SOn
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Kansas CITY, April e. Cattle Rcceipts 25On
natives and 100 Texans, market strong i0c
higher, native steers i50H5.0i stockers ana
feeders 400ab % butchers cows and heiters
5S0Q36 60 Gamers s.506S25. fed Westerns
i;-e0 Texans S,60d4ao. Hogs Receipts
II 500 market active and steady heavy 4 Sb5f
oi5' mixed 52Sa540; lghtweights a.6aq5 sG
sheep-Recepls 4i0oi market weak and lower
colorado lambs 6,65. stockere and feeders 1 10
G5i0, culls i00G4 *
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xev YORK Money

New York. April 27.--Monsy ~ ~ 4
at 2a2ls per cent last sya nsr ctst 4
Prime mercantile paper ig Ezra, p,l husl1sss;
bankers bills at ASH for dsIns "a q
for sixty days; posted rate. ;;sGisa, y
4 ss@4 .ssyl commercial bus s si,ssr ~ b
YER certificates 5siAaso; bar 81, 1bsnts 1
lean dollars AN. GoyeTnip s,rons.
bonds and railroads bonds s's
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IUaW NUOTNTTNWN WerG rs tOIIOWa.
Whe8t-No rcd 20
Corn No 100, a3a7, a i09s.
Oats No, . 2tA02i& ~. white 27AG
a7S, No. 5 white 261aM2Sis
Rye No. i3A
Barley No uT4p5
Flax seed No. / -.
Timothy seed Prime 235.
Mess pork Per barre ll756ie.N.
Lard Per loo hounds : 2OGi1 %.
Short ribs sides Loose 695M1 20.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed G,7567 90.
Short clear sides Boxed 7,50{I7 so.
WHISKY hnsi- high wines ucr gal. 25h
Sugars.-tut loaf 900, graduated 5.4i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28

APPLES--New York stock. IS 5O9s.o0.
81. 00d2 25,
CoCoANUTS-Per sack 3.50d14 90.
DEWBERRIES-Per crate 81 SOAP 90: nor
bucket 75c.
LEMoNS-Fanev Messina. 81 oOa4.5O.
ORANGES California nayeis fancy 50 7s:
hudded 81 90.
sTRAwBERR1Es-Per crate 81 10000. in
ferior stock, 50G75c less.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current q rotations an Round Lots OF
staple Commo ditics


These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon, The prices ara
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.