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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

Fields free Of grass and generally well
worked.
Fort smith. Ark Crop accounts In this
section continue favorable.
vaidosta, Ca, ssye. Too much rain 10 the
FAT land and in these places crop not worth
working
The trading vas more active, sales being
estimated at 350,D0C balta but this was -
the expense OF values. Spot markets we're
dull ard IN some cases X lower. Liverpool
sold only 1860 bales on the spot and there
was general disposition here 10 throw cotton
orerbozrd. The weekly reports, however. Ray
that the plant Is slowly iruiting In tine cen
tr4i and eastern districts, whore some feiis
are still grassy. The Chinese news was
somewhat better and there was some buying
100 the theory tha. cotton has bad a Suf-
heitnt break Ia view OF the Unsatisfactory
crop situation. Prices have fallen about s.
a bale within a week. Trade for quick turns.
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Los. of 50 Bale within n Week.

Especial 10 The Post)
New York, July RS. Mum, Son & Co
say.
Cotton Tell IS to a points on this crop and
to u on the next on weakness al Now Or.
leans. expectations Of a bearlsh weekly so,
erument report and foreign. Southern snd
local liquidation. together with more or less
Most Of the loss was subsequently recox-
erred and covering due 20 a less fayorahis
government report than expected, and furthsr
teasy rains In Texas
Esyne, La, writes; Short crop here.
AlesAndrla- La, Feports: Too much rain
an oyer Parish. CROP going 10 weed ana won /
Thornton. Texas. says: cron prosn.c,,
considerably improved r'0s'7'tA
sartow Texas, Gays; BETTER crop pros.
ton. :" me c0ndi-
hentsomery. Ala. reports; Cotton .s. ha,s
S,Fslhsni Texas, says; Three suela..
WEI 70 despondency over crop DuflonL
savannah, Ia, reports. No doubt s,,ss
seosi usse there has boon consIdsratls ioss
1es Orleans wrltest Eser halo !. -
ruined q market 10 order 10 tan. asv.n ne,ns
q tnt preke1s AIRY like level y vs,,,n.
Aeneasses, 3. q. s&ys; Crop sceoup,s 70 ~ooa
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BEANs-imported navy Jeans axe, Bayou
"a English cried &c. p,nks $40; Lima So
tA blaph eyss 5S,c. Teyas black eyes ana
IUTTER-Bl star 2la22c. dairy 17c Red
star &c; Elzin Creamery 924 DC; oleomar-
saf.nc dairy prices lsc; Lincoi4 solids lti5c.
PRINTS ll4c. Special Blue Star t7isr. Crystal
Gem and coua'ry Rolla l5c SPECIAL dairy ne;
fancy dairy -do Texas country butter Ease:
eNhs bricks l4alsc
crates. st'70 49,
HEEsE- Wisconsin mil cream rolls 40
80 Wisconsin fpll cream da.s es he
teed
kHAl New IN H-ib barrels. g 90
oSlQNS-New. per ID. i@n2c
rEFpER Chile lf9i5e per ID; black sinsa.
POTATOES Texas Triumpbs s5a7sc
POULTRY Hens 70 o0dS2 o5: cocks large
old, q 254lj0 mixed lots, s. 7Id2 90 fryerg
n I5H2 % hroiers 81 00dl Is -nrfeys. hens
5,rSSSq'0e, e9balers So oo19 90 per dozen. ac-
..cor4lng TO SIZE and quality Ducks, iarge.
81 6S335 Geese fun feathered "a 6oi5z al
Cur eas 81 sQ1aO0
=. TOMATOES Per crate of four boxes. s5a
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COTTON Is AGAIN LOWER
New Orleans Posts Spot Quotations as
Being Nominal.
SMALL BUSINESS DONE IN LIVERPOOL
Futures Opened Down, Declined
LEGATION of the Bureau.
once Of The Post.
Housten. Taesaar. JulY u.

Houston. Tuesday. july II.
New Orleans TO-DAY quoted the tone Of tbs
spot market as beinE nominal. which Is eYi-
IDENTIFY correct way to put H. as .hs Gao-
ta;ions seem to be. purely orEamentai- For
soma TINA past SPOTS and near positions IN
New Orleans hayo been far higher THAI in
New York. and considerable cotton has been
Attracted l.rs by the high quotations. o.
the day the nry bale Of the nes crop VAS
sold good Diddirg In New Orleans was
quoted at is T-is eezts. yet the bale which
was ciassed as strictly good niddllng. onIy
brough, ~ cents a pound almost cent
round under the published qrctauonz
1t is sppare5t that the statistical position
ct cotton has 70 considerable decree been
discounted. and FROM nov on weather and
other Influences are expected to be the gov
eruins influences
a prominns New York arm. in discussing
tho situation. says: 1T aes1ns Hkciy the
same coneiiions Will develop hereafter. az In
August sDd septembei 1883. whoa the plant
beesa to show evidences OF lack or iruitags.
These conditions became pronounced as tn.
stasun progressed. and thu result showed
CROP Of s.ioo.0o0 bales. OF 2.20o.o00 less than
ina, of the previous season. We believe
crop conditions are rapidly assuming sim
TAR Dbasc. and that We shall have the same
alarm eight years aEo. II there Is an
abscncs o. frui; to any material extent. a.
% positively tho case nov throughout = large
part Of the cotton belt. It means a lint pro-
duction Del acre Of such diminished extent
as might produce a crop startling IA its
smzlires.."
gentleman whS owns a plantation near
FeiaSco received word from thora saying
that The rain last Friday and Saturday was
terrific In speaking Of It's eject on cot
ton this letter stated that tins raia washed
tbs weevl on thu cotton and the water car
ries then %.
Galveston reduced spots rs today. olher-
visa spot markets were unchanged but VITA
sales Of only 1000 bales m ldyerpoot
futurei 10 Liverpool closed d; q decline
Of S-sI on all but Iear optioss which sAoaea
,ittis change.
New York futures opeus d with july g. Au-
sust D. September and other months 90
points lower There was j still further
decline. active months showing range OF
u % points The publication Of the bu-
ieau report vas not as favorable as expected
and brought about some reaction the clos.
showing net loss Of 10 points
New Orleans followed ths lead OF Sew
YORK pretty closely oneulrg points 10 10
points down. relapsne and later recover
ina part os the loss, AZ The clos, near
months were 5 to Il points down and far on
ouea : TO lower than Yesterday.
The range Of prices for the active months
IN New York and New Orleans Is as follows:
Opened. High Low Close.
20 SDW YORK.
August ~. 9A-ls ga s.s5 go,
January ....... s.l2-l5 STA 500 $1,000
IN sew Orleans
August ........ p.2Gb a37 9.D0 g15.tG
october ...... s.i2-13 s.l3 7.S5 S.O5-06
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The range Of prices for the active months
in New York and New Orleans Is as follows:
Opened. High Low. Close
HousToN's r1Rsr BALr.
1t VIII BE Received by captain VIII
liam Christian,

C7.tain William Christian tho oldest ace
tive cotton factor in Houston. hut the Young
est N that This is the arst season he has
entered the arena on bis own account. will
receiye tha Srst bale OF new cotton in Hous-
ton this wear Tho frat bale was raised N
san Patriotic county md shipped 10 H. q
r. Beer New Orleans
Yesterday Captain Christian received dis.
patch from croft & Co. san Diego Dugai
county. Informing him they had shiDped hlin
the fret bale OF cotton raised in that county
this year.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 7-Cattle-Receipts 1000
Native steers average about steady Texas
steers 10 lower. Butchers stock steady 10
strong; natives--best on sale today. one car,
80 Coco 10 prime steers $50: selected
feeders steady iQ01465; mixed stockers slow,
3.S5a3s0: COWS 3,00d4.6O; heifers 3O0h5 ~;
Gamers steady 290q2.S0. calves shade strong
er than last Tuesday at 4,500GS0. Texans
Receipts 1900. Best on sale today two car
loads az 40. Texas fed steers 1905 %
Texas gnass steers 3.25940O; Texas bulls
2.5OQ325 Hogs-Receipts Is, 200 Market iOc
lower closing weak. Top 535 mixed and
butchers 5.00d5.15 good to choice heavy 500
@5. 32lz: rough heavy 490950o; light 6.O0lb
$50; bulk OF sales 5,2Od5.21ls Sheep--Re-
l5a16c lower Good to choice wethers o1G1
40; fair to choice mixed s10a400; Western
sheep S.o0d4.5o, Texas sheep 100000; ma
I'VE lambs iiC4e6o; Western lambs 500
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cleburne, Texas, July i6.-old >
Mart Roiiley OF Glen Rose reached be
late Saturday night and found the
known Young man who was krocked OF
track by train (and dead) TO be hio :.
He had hoped against hope all the terr's
Journey Of rain and storm from his cap
try home to this place. and nriyen
md his worst fears confirmed. He ',
the boy home to the mother. ano !,
funeral occurred there yesterday :,
unfortunate young mans name was 10
Rellley.
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81. Louis Grain mnd provi.tons

81 Louis, July lI--Wheat--No : red rasb
,SA1'S'S; August i4i4: September ~ fl75,
December I6A Corn-No. , cash ISL, mIv
5SHi September 3Sia Oats--No 4 casb "a,
July 29h. September 22k No. white nj.
foik-i-ower; iobhing lg,25. Lard-Lower
prime steam 8.i2l4, choice 6f7i6 Flnur
Lower; patents 3 6oftS, so siraIghts 25lig a.
clear s.00aS,l5 Timothy seed arm corn
meal steady, . 95si9 80, Bran-Dull. sactcd
= io lsss, ess6 Track So Hay--steady; timothy
stesdy / 20 Cotton ties steady. Barrin ],
sHsA' HEMP twine O. Dry salt meats
h9See. lower: extra shorts s.s7ik; clear fjbs
lower. shorts $50: clear rlhs : an pO 80
sides 7s7h. Receipts Flour ia66 u.ho No.
2%,oQ0i corn 30ooo oats 1aNR. ShipmsntsI'
az hoSar ee~' wheat $1,000; corn 100 .Oo9. oats
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-. l,7lo ZEE IA. g62
Galveston Cotton sta,rmcn,.
ooFrEE.

New York. July i7,-coree- Rio, easy; No
invoice sN Mid-oulet Futures openea
$500 a. q decline o. points and further
eased on after the close an ,oc., 80 $500.
,siiins absence OF speculative s,,.nn mn 'V,Sssn
a auiGpssn cables and the bearish turn Of
Sasihsn news. The ipil In the spo, demand
Gloss ehss' . u .,s. bull convictions The
points Total salss. 1880 Ssss n " sniv
ssep,emneT sicas.9 ot October s5s. Noven,hass
y. december says S., janua-v 3 ~, Sn,e ~.
"Asen ssoas.ss; May seo4s.s5. s,'u'
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Faucy eyaporated. 5G-lb boxes.
X ~. cartons SIC choice eyaporated 7i4c.
AfklCOIs-Fer 10 loose l2l9c.
CITRON In iO-lb boxes, BE
CuRRANTS--in bbis, 81; 25-l5 boxes, clean.
ca, bulk is2c; lib cartons S4Szc.
DAIEe-l-Lb packages loc 61-ib boxes 7c.
tiGs-Culifoiu!a i2iac imported i5s;1Sc
PEACHES Choice new STOCK &c
kaISlNS-Californig. 5-crowu. L. l. boxes
g 4 box L. L. rasins 55d15c: 2-croW
i NJ raislns Jo-lb boxes, 7iSc. 3-crowu
l. ras.ns -0-lb boxes &c.
Pm MES California 5C-5.s T4zc G0-7Os &c
'u.Sps &c s0-9ls 5lec 90-l0ls DC
~ IS- Brazil zoe per 10 iIblrts. Sicily Ice:
Naples l2'sc walnuts l4Gi5c; peanuts fancy
hand picked 5AG552c; No. > i&c, Almonds
Iarasona 10 b 10 SACKS; italian ahestnuts
loc. pacRns selected i0c
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pRuGs ANn cHFMlcAIs

Stlune 4lq43c per ounce, IN bottle; NOR
phine g 05a2 q per ounce. cocaine S 90 ns r
ounce horay sizc per pound in 100 pound
packages copperas Sl40 per pound In oar.
lels castor oil S.lj per gallon in 5-eallou
passages epsom salts Sl.l5 per hundred In
oerrels; alcohol 81. 90 per gallon sulphur 50 Il
per hundred IN barrels alam 2iac per pound
IN barrels. saltpctro &c per mound n barrels,
$40; powdered opium 81. Is; cafboiic ac'd
.SbtW ner pound bottles; calcium carbide
YOU GER eNi delivered Texas common rail-
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
New York Money.

New York. July Money on call easy
at lNdii2 per cent, Prime mercantile paper
3a,Gts per cent: sterling exchange firm.
with actual business In bankers bills at
4 S7d4.S7l4 for demand and at 4.s4d4 ais
for sixty days: posted rates 4S5n4 IS: com
mercial bills .S33sd4 Sac SILVER certificates
e 4, H62h har silver 6l5s Mexican dollars
4SA Government bonds strong State bonds
inactive; railroad bonds Irregular.
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SALES AT NATIONAL YARDS

Especial 70 The Post; furnished by Evans
Snyder-Buel Commission company
National Stock Yards. H.. July l7-The
following sales were made here TODAY nv
Texans: ~
Webb & Co Of Henrietta 940 and 054 pound
steers, a.75a2s0; Edwards Brothers. Hem
Ieua, SOS-pound steers, S.35; Naior G. Jones,
wagner J. T., 1888 1855 and 1859. 395. I05
and go q C. suggs SUDDEN, l. T. 93i-pound
heiters, 1855; l05i-pound steers SS5; Sel1ott'
okmulgee, 766-pound, $50 X s. Todd che.
sotah; l2-pound cows and hefers, 20; 1926
pound mixed. 3.I5 2. y. Noble, OknulRee.
l5-pound steers, $50, About 1000 Texans on
sale steady with yesterdays bulk OF offer-
ings Of inferior quality.
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KANSAS CRY

Kansas City, July lT-caftia y aesint. e,,D
natives and 1889 Texans. Fed cattls sbs5S
az. ,on a ef9ssers steady; stockers and feed.
s st hIm Heavy native steers iSaS "a.
ana hs,,e ana feeders o' s5og450; butchers cows
W., uelierS s,lga 80, canuers 25e79 10: fed
Westerns 57Sq52o. fed Texans 4 06S,t ~ ~
soe ieSans seQQ40o Hogs.-R Receipts 20 :
g MN Market 5alos lower Heavy s,6 gss
~ 49, %. light 1855 %; pigs assn
strong 70 iec higher Lambs & 50qss * "y NM,
IONS 4VVQi6Oi Westerns s.S5Si4 9ss rs .iu'.
Stal4lA; feeders 3 2Sd4no leAans
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis. July 17.-Eggs- Higher ss. :
New York, July 1T--Eggs Receipts w,
packages. Market firm Western at M.
l14isis for average lots: Western loss OF "
Chicago, July -Butter-Active: creamssss
l5GlSl5 dairy li417 Chsese--Steady sh'
l0i, Eggs-Firm lie
Kansas City, J;.iy IT, Eggs--Firm; IT..
Missouri arr Kansas stock Sis; soufha'
eggs &C.
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Carload lots. FOB. cars from mil.ers: deaI-
ers charge irom store 66DlOv more per I1i
los on bran, Ease per bushel on oats aud corn
ana i3PlJ9 per 100 lbs on hay,
RIM bitsSN-FsI lv0 pounds 1sgkSoc
81 o. "ouNuS' SSeft
CORNING. sacked 57d5sc,
GQkRS CHoPs-MiXed ana purc 81 0sai 10.
holee fright Texas 27G2sc
"a -AlIaitR Sll .50Gf12 .00 per ton, tim.
oihy So 5oql6.5o; South Texas prairie hsy
- ScgS.oo' North Texas and Territory 50 .@
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ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, July t7.-csttle--P ecaints Ann
including 25O0 Texans. Market slow and easy
nsatlYe shipping and export steers l.6Oa5. t6
dressed beef and butchers steers f.S043,
s,esfs under 1000 pounds 3.S0a4s0; stockers
sn 70 lseaers sb9G4.I5; cows and heifers 00T
4.N9 Gamers l.5oa2.sO; bulls 250a 80: Texans
sn ~ lnaian steers S.20d4s0, COWS and heifers
ii.oep4l5 Hogs Receipts 1000 Market -
: ~ w: % rigs and lights 5I59525i packers
S:t no. butchers 6.2od5.30 Shesp-Receipts
sogV Market steady Native muttona 09GS
49, -. 20 lambs o25q6.25; cuils and bucks 3.S
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s5d36c. ''e' '0Aes
a,rRiGoTS- Fer crate 81 75ae. %.
EELACKBERRIEs- 81 .iOGsi. %
'SSHNSInLotl ES-'Per crate t0a6Oc.
Nlhs--Cali!ernia 81 a. 80.
,pnoANuTs-Per sack Sc. s6a4. 90.
LEhoNs-E Extra fancy Mssslnas sc. 90; fan
E ey "a Nsssinas 80; choice Messlnas. s4.75a
b.e9; fancy CALIFORNIA; 81 MAJ 75
90 rf!AN II rs Common 2qug5c Per peck: fancy
80 re A-haseet crates, common s5dT 40e: i.
baslet crates, iqncy sgn75c.
PLuMS-N No demand.
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ncl-sroN nANn ct.rAp1Nns

banks for the week thus far and for ths
corresponding time last year together win
the increase or decrease:
This year. Last year Inc.
Monday ......... 59s3,54s s5l9.i LAT si6i39J
Tuesday .......,. s55,002 s7l,S69 1885,
DECREASE.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, July .-SuEar-strong' G
trfugal yellow 5d5ik: seconds 3G4 9-i6. "
lassts-Quiet and nominal.
New York, July l7.-Sugar--Ra hrmi !.
refining 5-l6; centrifugal 90 test 1916; y
iasses sugar l-l6. Rehned-Strong,
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New York, July 1.-THE spot demand for
all kinds Of dry goods Is affected by extreme
heat keeping buyers out Of the market Tone
q market without change IN any particular.
Brown bleached and coarse coioFed cOttons
selling at previous prices. Prints quiet and
unaltereG. Ginshams featureless Nothing
doing n export for China. but better bust
ness with other foreign markets. Wooden
goods division quiet silks steady
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London. July t7.-Ccnsols for money nSH;
account qS 3-1s. Bar silver steady 2SH
inoney ~ per cont, Tho rate 81 discount
in tho omen market for short bills was Sis
per cent; three months bills 3ha3A per
cent.
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WIRE AND NAILS

W Wi X Gudden $40; wauke-
NAiLS-2.oo base. Advances for common
oNei base: I'd zoe; I'd, i5c; Al aud Sd, 80 /,
"a -Oe. Sd l0c; lod and l6d. &c. Quotatiops
are ioT less than car Tote.
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n,-tric, =, c.oinrnbia ss5s.,..... fzs
A,rnisar g..srsi "a ..........n... lGlss
Aichieoa adjustment 4s ...s.........'. as%
Colorado Southern IS .....r....-.'...' rt'S
NEWER s ~ Rio Grsnss ts.........,.. g7is
FOrl worth AMI Denver City lsts''... ~
Kansas City. + and q lists. ..-......,..-. ~
Louis ana Nash united As loheredj... va
" and Texas seconds est
NJ X ard Texas IS ............-........ slA
READING general As ,..-4..--s........... pa
Rio Grahde western lists toffered)...... $50
g, a a, . = gsnera, S.....,... IL,
so,itbsrn Psc,rs "a 4..'................ 79it
southern Railway s. .............., 1885,
STANDARD Rope and Irvine &c. amman. ~
Texas and Pacific hrsts ................ lllts
Teeas and Pacific seconds ..... So
1 Nor Pac.hc a ....,,............. 1855
Wabah irsts iIo9z
Wabash seconds ........................ lVZ5s
West shore As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
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Liver out OF order? fun ccurfs
Nos and Z, az Sour Lake. will get
right and it NIL be right for many raon'l
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Houston Daily Statement.


Housion's ErosB receipts Of cotton BY the
yaFioui railroads entering ths civ we're as
follows: Bate,
Houston and Texas Central ............... lSs
International and Great NOrthern......,.
Houston EaH; and West Texas ............
saa Anton.a ap6 Aiinsal P1ss...........
Missouri. Kansas and Te1aa.............. IA
Total .................. ................ 2s5
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COTTON SEED pRonuers.

eoFa,,, !, B MIL, Texas interior points .e.
Prime crnds 81 Per Gallon
vs. so0eo $1,000. 80 n 81
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September . Is T2ts i I2lS s IS 661to
1ash quotations wcro rs follows:
rs ''1
Corn-No. ? 2aa397s No. yellow 3eaS9s.
oa's-No; ? 25ls No . white 25s4, No. 3
white 24hd2
Flax seed-No. $50; No. Northwestern
i so
Timothy seed-Prime 3 90
Mess pork-Per barrel 10 &6fii. Is.
Iard-Per 100 pounds ei5Gs SLY
snort ribs sdes-Loosa 6.50d6S5.
Dry sailed shoulders-BoNed 6.75170O.
Short clear sides--Boxed Z. 20a7 So
Whisky Basis Of high wines, l2S
Snsars-Cut loaf SIS, confectioners A 6.2s;
on a SIS.
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HOUSTON wHoLEsArs PRICE,,

current ouot"ticns on aoun,
OF stspie commodItie.,
nese quotations are revised eany ana No
e0''eetness can be relied upon. The n,,os.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

Dry nint hides. 10 lbs and up.....l2 am
Try flint kips ..,................S ale
Dry salted kips, under 1s lhs..,..... @
Dry flint bulls ...................5 1&I
Dry flint Glue .................,.. n So
Green sailed hides ,...,....,..... NJ
Greer salted hides. under 81 lbs. s q ~
Bulls aud glue ..................,. ~
sheen pelts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 9tN
Deer skins. hints ....,.,......... ~
Goat skins hints ....,.....,,......l0 G2Qi
Horse hair Observation-Disclosures. Mlse
WOOL free flne to ~ months. y gl ss,
Beeswax ...... ................90 92N
Prime tallow ........,.............. sis9 MI
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"a '-'''"s-''.'''- 's'''''''''-''''
Houston spot fluctuations.
8pots closed quls,; prices unchanged; SAFES


The following are the closing quotations
'or cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets. together with ihs closing OF MID
ding yesterday. with tolay's sales
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Galveston Spots closed quiet isc lower
Low ordinary 7.i6 Niddline .oN
Ordinary .. Z l5-iG Good middlng 9ss
GOOD orainary..s l-if Middling far 97a
Low middlug..s i5-l6 Sales ......... 49,.
New Hork-Spo,I closed quiet and IN
changed
Good Drcluary. .s9 Good middIing i6Is
Low n.iddhng .93s Niddliug fair 10 ga
MiddIing-...,.. 1916 Sales ........s59
New orleans-spots closed nominal ana IN
changer.
Ordinary ....-.s f-16 Good rddnng.I1 7-lB
Good OrdHary.usG MiddunE fair 10 1l.t6
10" middlirg 20 1-ie Sales ....,-...iloo
iiverpool-spots small business: nricea
unchanged. safes i0o1 bales n which 2aoO
wera American imnorli @ooe o. which 300
we're American.
Ordinary .......5 e-J2 Middliug IS q 80
Good ordtrery...5 1872 Good middlinE 1889
Low miLG.ing. % 1882 Mddling iair. g SIG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18

Csrgill Richardson Of Houston report tho
range OF prices for the leading stocks today
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-10-10
Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfunctory
done because it must be.
This is the common complaint of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure dys-
pepsia, few would suffer from 1t long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which is difficult digestion, is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured the niece of
Frank Fay. 106 N. St.. South Boston, Mass,
who writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years; had been with
out appetite and had been troubled with sour
stomach and headache. She had tried many
other medicines In vain. Two bottles of
Hoods Sarsaparills made her well.
Hoods Sas.sapas-ixXa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you are
worse, but buy bottle today.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-10-10
Disorders in Spain.

Vigo, Spain, Oct. 9.-Fresh disorders
have occurred as a result of the industrial
rivalry between the fishermen of this
neighborhood and those of Cangas. prov
ince of Pontevedra, who, as already cabled,
fired on the Spanish gunboat Vasco Nunez
de Balboa as that vessel was leaving the
port Saturday, wounding many persons,
and also attacked the naval commander of
the port. The latest disturbances have re-
suited in numbers of men being wounded
and in fishing boat being burned at Cam
gas. The Vasco Nunez de Balboa has
seized seven fishing boats.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-10-10
Earl Ii DEPARTS for Pekln.

Tientsin, Oct. 8.-L Hung Chang,
whose visit to Pekin had apparently
been postponed indefinitely, left this
morning for Pekin.
The five Belgian engineers and Is
missionaries who had been kept prison
ers at Pao-ting-fu for weeks, but were
recently released under orders from Ii
Hung Chang, who. directed that they
have safe escort to Pekin, refuse to
start, fearing treachery on the part of
the Chinese escort.
According to native reports both SOL
diers and people have fed from Pao-
ting-fu. The expedition to that point
has been delayed owing to the lack Of
transportation for the Germans.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-10-10
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